Shelby High School - Husky Yearbook (Shelby, NE)

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LEWIS TPELEN 3-Club 3-4 Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2 Dramatics 1 Journalism 2-3-4 V. Pres. 1 Student Council Ren. 3 MAXINE 3ERNT G.A.A. 1 Girls G1ee 1-2-3-4 Pen Club 1-2-4 Mixed Chorus 4 Treae. 1 TOMMY GLATTER Boys Glee 1 Football 4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 S-Club 4 G.A.A. 1 Girls Glee 1-2-3-4 Pen Club 1-2-3-4 DONALD KC3CK Football 2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 4 Special Groups 4 Pep Club 3-4 f filrJlB Glee 3-4

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Here we are five old standbys Kenny Wills, Bill Buchholz, Mary Simon- sen, Lois Mytholar and Norval Augustin. We enrolled In Shelby Grade School September 6, 1938 and stuck It out for twelve years. Those who started with us were Ronnie Perry and Max Scofield but they were lost during the first three years. In the third grade we gained a new member, Bob Ho wood, from District 15 and later in the eighth grade Eugene Gabel from district 40. Now that we had finished grade school we were ready to begin our high school career. When we enrolled In high school the following September 1946, we were Joined by nine new members from the rural schools. They were Nadine Jaax, Jo Ann Taddlken, Lewis Thelen, Max Gabel, Delmar and Donald Kosch, Tom Gli- tter, Maxine Bernt and Janice Ihnen. Thus we started our first year In High School as green freshles. There were sixteen of us ready to greet any fate we met. To start It off fresh- man lnlatlon acoualnted ue with the school. After that we were ready to settle down to business. We first elected class officers. They were President, Bob HopwoodJ Vice President, 3111 Buchholz? Secretary, Nadine Jaax? Treasurer, Maxine Bernt. Our class sponsor was Miss Imogene Bland. The faculty for this year consisted of 3upt. Albert Hletbrlnk, Principal, Miss Lillie Lind, who had to resign because of Illness and was relieved by Mrs. Young later In the year. The remainder of the faculty was Miss Curry, English teacher and Coach Farrell. Our subjects consisted of General Math, English 9, World Geography, and General Science. Outstanding events of the year were a welner roast In the bluffs and an all school roller skating party In York. As we came around the bend to begin our sophomore year we were Joined by two new members, Don Walden and Georgia Treadway. This moved the mem- bership to eighteen. Later In the year Marilyn Euse came from Seattle, Washington to Join the class and boost the number to nineteen members. Al- so we had suffered the loss of one member, Janice Ihnen, who moved to Iowa so this made eighteen sophomores enrolled In Shelby High School. This year we had one new member In the faculty, Coach Haberman. Thus we had lost our former Coach Daniel Farrell. Our class officers were President, Don Walden; Vice President, Max Gabel; Secretary, Nadine Jaax; and Treasurer Bill Buchholz. Our class sponsor was Mrs. Young. Highlights of this year were class parties and the opportunity of a number of us to be waiters and waitresses for the Jun- ior-Senior Banquet. Returning In the fall to begin our Junior year we were Joined by one new member, Bernice Luft, who came from Oseeolo. This year we were greeted by a host of new teachers. They were Supt. Glenn Tabor, Principal Luverne Cunningham and Richard Boyd who taught music, Typing and Journalism. Thus we lost Miss Curry-our former English and Music Teacher. Class officers for this year were: President, Eugene Gabel; Vice Pres- ident, Don Walden; Secretary, Bill Buchholz; Treasurer, Bob Hopwood; and Student Council Represenatlve, Lewis Thelen. Once again we were’ fortunate to have Mrs. Ruby Young as our class sponsor. Some of the outstanding features of this year were the Junior Play, The All American Family, which Mrs. Young directed. And of course the Junior-Senior Banquet In which we presented the theme of the ‘49er. Thus we concluded our Junior year ••ith oi-hteen members. We lost Georgia Treadway who took an advanced course and became a senior at the beginning of the second semester. Finally we became mighty Seniors. This year we were offered Journa- lism as a credited subject. Class officers for our final yeer were President, Don Walden; Vice