Shelby High School - Husky Yearbook (Shelby, NE)

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THE STAFFS RECORD THE EVENTS OF ANOTHER YEAR Audrey Kallenbach as editor of the Annual has had charge of all typing and the final arrangement of pages. Barbara Coffin had charge of promoting Annual sales, selling ads, and editing them for publica- tion. Eileen Linton as editor of The Spectator has been respons- ible for correctioncf all copy, editing and publishing. Norman Gabel has been art editor for both The Spectator and The Husky. Donna Eller, Audrey Kallenbach, Gary Bemis, Mrs. Ruby Young, (Advisor) Barbara Coffin, Eugene Bernt, Eileen Linton, and Norman Gabel. Not in the picture, Gerald Hopwood-

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We the class of '55 wish to dedicate The Husky of 1955 to our sponsor Douglas Duey.who so will- ingly and faithfully counselled and guided us in the past three years. 2

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THESE MEN SET THE POLICIES OF THE SCHOOL B. J. Matticks, President; William Young, Kenneth Bernt, Wilhelm Kosch, Louis Hastert, Treasurer; and Roland White, Secretary. As the guiding hand and the governing body, the Board of Education controls the Shelby school system. The Board holds meetings on the first Monday of every month. Special meetings are frequently called to decide special issues. BOARD OF EDUCATION As Superintendent of Schools, D. J. Armstrong is faced with the prob- lem of making decisions viilch vitally affect the school. Mr. Armstrong has taught in the Fallons and Cedar Bluffs, Nebraska schools, as well as the State Reformatory in Lincolrv Nebraska. Mr. Armstrong has acted as the President of the Little Six Confer- ence for the last two years. He is a Mason and a member of the Lion's Club. A disengaging smile and a pleas- ing personality introduces ft’incipal Art Ferguson. Mr. Ferguson, who is new in the Shelby schools, is also Coach of all athletics. He taught in the grades in Bene- dict for the past four years. Mr. Ferguson is married and has three children. 4