Shelby High School - Husky Yearbook (Shelby, NE)

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AND THE BAND PLAYED ON Clarinets: Oary Bemls, Judy Blevins, Sharon Brazee, Joan Hasselbalch. Percussion: Janet Kosch, Kay Taddlken, Judy Harris, Juanita Rinke. Trumpets: Keith Walden, Larry Funkhouser, Kenneth Schleslnger, Kenneth Rubleek. Tubas: Gene Scow, floward Whitmore, Eugene Relsdorff. French Horns: Dale Kerkman, LeRoy Mattlcks. Saxophones: Annabelle Jaax, Sandra McMeekln, Larry Thomas, Sue Doty, Roger Moon. Baas Clarinet: Eileen Linton Baritone: Judith Linton Trombones: Robert Whitmore, Janet Kuhnel, Karen Kublcek. Majorettes: Nellie Cox, Ann Kosch, Marge Ingalls. Director: Mr. Vander Hamm DOWN THE STREET COMES THE BAND BAND ACTIVITIES. The band not only led the Homecoming Day Parade for Shelby High but marched In the homecoming parades of Osceola and of Rising City as well. The band attended Band Day In Lincoln and marched In the Harvest of Harmony Parade In Grand Island,and participated In the Christ- mas Parade In York. Shelby was host to a band clinic for six school bands February 17. The annual spring concert was given March 1I4.. Several band selections were entered In the District Contest April ll|.-l6. 20

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G. A. A Back Row-Sharon Coffin, Doris Kallenbach, Sharon Brazes, Judy Harris, Aud- rey K8llenbach, Donna Eller, JuLee Albers, Mam Ingalls, Kay Taddlken, Janet Kuhnel Middle Row-Judy Blevins, JoAnn Scholz, Karen Thelen, Sue Doty, Annabelle Jaax, Janice Alt, Barbara Coffin, Sharon Deden, Ann Kosch Front Row-Coach Ferguson, Shirley Paulsen, Ann Wombacher, Joan Hasselbalch, Sandra McMeekin, Joyce Scow, Joan Vakoc, Nellie Cox, Eileen Linton Watch the hallJ Back up a little 1 Look out for the netJ Who said it? Coach Art Ferguson of course, while coachlne the volleyball girls. The 29 girls out for G.A.A. spent the first few weeks of the school year playing softball and doing calisthenics. The girls played two games of softball before starting their regular volleyball practices. SET IT DP J SPIKE IT! 19

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UNDERSTUDIES CLIMB THE SCALE Front Kow-Sharon Deden, Cornet; Jimmy Harris, Trumpet; Rodney Pruss, Ros- anne Rinke, Trombone; Karen Thelen, Janice Alt, Cornet. Back Row-Benny Thelen, Donnie Armstrong, Percussion; Steven Kuhnel, Tenor Saxophone; Larry Kumpf, Tuba; Jessie Cox, Baritone; Patricia White, Flute; Dennis Prell, Cornet; Not in the picture, Nellie Cox, clarinet; Rodney Vachal, trumpet. CHORAL ROBES APPRECIATED Both girls and boys showed an interest in vocal music this past year. With a mixed cho- rus, Junior chorus, and girls glee club to choose from, every interested student found the proner grouptovhich to belong. The mixed chorus and the girls glee club contributed several selections to the con- cert at Christmas time. Groups have sung between acts at class plays, and have entertained civic groups. Mr. Vander Hamm, the direc- tor, comments that all groups have progressed very well this year and a large number of stu- dents have shown their desire to do solo work. The PTA saw the need for new robes for the vocal groups so in the spring of 195C they purchased 20 robes in maroon with white collars. 21