Shelby High School - Husky Yearbook (Shelby, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1957 volume:

Time Marches On Built in 1873 The first Shelby Public School As a residence now Built in the 80's The second school Enlarged about 1900 Completed in 1911 '’’he present school Enlarged in 1915 The Faculty keeps Abreast Of The Times Robert Pfeiffer Commercial Senior Sponsor Bruce Johnson Industrial Arts Junior Sponsor Mrs. Donna Heins Home Making Sophomore Sponsor Krs. Ruby Young .English Library-Dramatic Freshmen Sponsor Godfrey Machal Music 3 Kindergarten Miss Jean Brigham Third Grade Mrs. Betty Majors Fourth Grade Mrs. Norma Krumbach Miss Patricia Lockard Mrs. Thurma Caldwell Mrs. Gladys First Grade not in picture tau f S5 xth Grade Mrs. Mable Moon Sedlak wecond Grade Left to right-Supt. Classen, Clifford Hernbloom, Hex Brigham, Kenneth P.ernt, Rudy Eavis, Melbourne Heibel, Wm. R. Young, Louis Hastert. 4 Time Marches on for The Class of 1957 Childhood 5 Gar Abbott Chorus 1 Football 1-2-3-I4. Basketball I-2-3-I4. '’’rack 1 S-Club 1-2-3-4 Officer 3-I4. F.F.A. 2-3 Council Rep. I4. Officer Band 2 F.F.A. 1-2-3 Council Rep. I4. Don Wonbacher Football I-2-3-I4 Basketball 1-2-3-14. Track 1-2-3-14. S-Club 1-2-3-14. Chorus I-2-3-I4. Officer I4. F.F.A. 1-2-3 Council Rep. 1 Nellie Raye Cox Chorus I-2-3-I4. Officer 1-2-3 Council Rep. 3-I4. Cheerleader 2-3 Pep Club 1-2-3 G.A.A. l-2-3-£ Majorette I-2-3-I4. Girls Glee I-2-3-I4. Larry Daum Football 1-2-3-14- Basketball 1-2-3-1)- Track l-2-3-l|- S-Club 2-3-14- Chorus 1-2 Officer 3 Council Rep. 2-lj. F.F.A. 1-2-3 6 Bernerd Haskins F.F.A. 2-3 Council Rep. 3 Chorus 1-2-3-4 G-Club Track 1-2-3-1+ Basketball 1 -2-3-]+ Football 1-2-3-1+ « t ■ X Sharon Brazee Chorus 1-2-3-1+ Officer 2-3 Council Rep. )(. Pep Club 1-2 G.A.A. 1-2-3-1+ Band 1-2-3-li Girls Glee 1-2-3-1+ I i Annabelle Jaax Chorus 1-2-3-lj. Officer 1-2-3 Pep Club 1-2-3 G.A.A. 1-2-3-1+ Band 1-2-3-4- Girls Glee 1-2-3-4 Robert Pfeiffer Class Sponsor Virgil Keeler Football 1+ Basketball 1+ Council Rep. 1+ 7 Class History Looking back over the years, the Seniors of '57 find that there are only three who have completed the full twelve years in Shelby Public Schools. These are Nellie Cox, Gary Abbott, and Sharon Brazee. Although Benny Thelen, Mervin Ransom, Billie Simonsen, Randall Simonsen, and Ford Hill started in the first grade in Shelby, tney did not attend throughout the full twelve years. Ford Hill left after his first year, but the class then was joined, by Milan Lockard and Sue Doty. Milan Lockard did not return in the fourth year, and Billie and Randall Simon- sen left during the fifth year. The class, however, gained Larry Daum, Bernard Raskins, and Marlene McDaniel. Donald Wombacher from Lawrence, Nebraska, joined the class in the sixth year. Larry Daum returned to his home school, district number 15, and Benny Thelen moved into district number 21 for -he seventh and eighth years. During the second semester of the eighth year, Joan Vackoc from Colombus joined the class, but at the end of the eighth year, the class lost Mervin Ransom, who moved to Osceola, and Marlene McDaniel, who moved to Colorado. The freshmen year brought to the class both familiar and new faces. In addition to eighth grade graduates from Shelby, Larry Daum and Benny '’’helen rejoined the class, and from other rural schools cam Doris Kallenbach, Pat Beebe and Annabelle Jaax. From that time forward the class lost three members, and gained one. In the sophomore year Pat Beebe moved to David City. During the following summer Doris Kallenbach was married, thus did not return, and at rhe end of the first semester of the junior year, Joan Vakoc went to live in Florida. Virgil Keeler Joined the class in the fall of 195 The class of '57 ends its high school days with Gary Abbott, Benny nielen, Larry DaUm, Bernerd Haskins, Donald Wombacher, Virgil Keeler, Nellie Cox, Annabelle Jaax, and Sharon Brazee, who, by the way, is the last of the Brazee family to attend Shelby Schools over a period of 67 years. Class Prophecy It was a warm summer morning in 1997. I had been as- signed a human interest story by the New York Times. I was glad to leave the hot city, so I started west in my family size saucer to get my story. I was skimming over the Pennsylvania super-highway, when I spotted a large truck stalled on the freeway. Think- ing I might be able to give needed help and get my story, I landed. Of all people, it was Virgil Keeler. He said he had taken over his dad's trucking service. We chatted for a while and then I helped him fix a flat tire. I said good-by to Virgil and headed toward the great west. Continued on next rage 8 CLASS PROPHECY CONTINUED Soon my saucer was running low on electricity. I land- ed at a large electrical recharging plant on the T.'isslssippl River. I asked a man if I could see the manager and he re- plied, yes . The manager walked in, and to my surprise it was my old buddy, Larry Daum, who had become the manager of the Daum Daum Electrical Engineering Plant. After we talked over high school days, he recharged my flying saucer with electricty, and I took off. As I was bowling a Long in my saucer over the Great Lakes Naval Base, I noticed what looked like a large crowd of girls surrounding two sailor boys. I landed to invest- igate, and Who do you think they were,—Gary Abbott and Don Wombacher. They liked the service so well they were making a career out of it. Gary and Don said there was not much work to it, just a lot of pleasure. That, I could plainly see. I needed information on the weather, if I was to con- tinue my trip, so I Just walked over to the weather station, which was situated on the base, and entered. There was Nell- ie Cox, now secreatary to one of the Big Brass at the Naval Base. She said she liked the job, but that the cosmic rays were getting her down. After I finished talking with Nellie, I hopped into my saucer and headed west toward Lincoln, Nebraska. As I was cruising along on the outskirts of the city, a big air force jet whizzed by me. The driver of the plane, even at that tremendous speed, looked very familiar. I turned on the hold still rays, stopped the plane, and overtook it. I was right. The driver was an old class mate at Shelby High. It was Bernerd Haskins. Bernerd had achieved his ambition. We talked from the plane for a while, and then I invited him over for tea in my saucer. It was obvious he was a big air force general, so was doing fine. Bernerd then left the fly- ing saucer and zoomed away. Since I was so near Kansas City, I thought that I might as well look up a reporter friend of mine. As I was headed toward the city, I saw a group of picnicers in a park. I flew lower to view them more clearly, '’’he people waved at me to land and join them. When I landed, I recognized the young lady to be Sharon Brazee. She said she and her hus- band and two children were just ready t.o eat a picnic dinner and Invited me to stay. I accepted gratefully. Sharon said she was a house wife, and just loved parties. Sharon always was a partying girl. As I finished my moal, I thanked Sharon and stepped into my saucer. As I was step- ping into my saucer, I banged my knee on the steps. I need- ed medical attention. I managed to fly my saucer to the Kansas City Emergency Hospitial. The first to greet me in the emergency room was Annabelle Jaax, head nurse. She treated my wounded knee with great care, and we chatted while she worked. She said she was married to a Doctor Jekel. She was as pleasant as ever, and I had fun talking with her. Finished, I thanked her kindly, and left for my home in New York. By the way, did I tell you I am a feature writer for the New York Times. My human interest story grew out of my meeting accidentally all my old classmates. 9 Class Will V8 the cl 3s of 1957, now have aged twelve years since dulvrion HHh0°a' !?°ing °f S0Und mind 8111(1 m®morv, having duly considered uncertainties of further union and unerring do «Ubii this, our uSSnSS and qSrwSLh hrfol wI roi deJa uJe! SOhool Psaoe can llw J e 1 “Ve °“r Z°°a behsvl°r- � °Pa Ida igentTminds.S0Phm°reS W® le Ve °Ur studlous ays and intell- our gJod }nni,b Hn0t lea3t the llttle freshman,we leave our good looks and appearance,(You need them, freshmen.) hn Sbar?n frazee, leave my ability to sing to Diana Ken y KuhHel!yP S aMllty 1 also leave behind. This goes to I, Annabelle Jaax, leave my gift of gab to Jill ■? Kto ?et %long withpeople toe2ntSo2biih2Sth' Larry Kumphf11 Keeler’ leave my ability to play football to D1’ Benny Thelen leave my keen sense of humor to Rod- ney Pruss, and my crazy legs to Sharon Deeden. I, Larry Daum, give my ability to drive to Jovce Vnw and my quiet ways to Larry Augustin • „ . D°j Wombacher, leave my good behavior to Pete Ingalls and my good looks to Jerome Gabel. -Lngaus, I, Bernerd Haskins, will my size to Danny Peterson and my ability to do algebra to Sandy Hasselbach ’ N8llle ?? � loave my volleyball ability to Karen Doty! d abllity to «et along with Mr. Machal to Sue ... ?ary Abbott, will my knowledge of basketball to Jer- Scholz, and my quiet and industrious ways to Bob Whitmcns. th. I?1YltS833 thereof w® th® mighty seniors of 1957, seal hundred t£E™?th’ y r °f 0Ur lOTd- nlnataan 10 Junior-Senior Banquet And Prom a Juniors on The March Back Row: Judy Blevins, Bob Whitmore,Larry Augus- tin,Judy Harris,Janice Alt,Bruce Johnson,Sponsor. Middle Row: Ann Wombacher, JoAnn Scholz,Lee Glat- ter, Sandra McMeekin, Dennis Feeser, Joyce Scow. 3o11om Row: Kenny Kuhnel, Karen Thelen, Sue Doty, Janet Dunning, Shirley Paulsen, Norma Keeler, Sharon Deden. Inset: JoAnn Hasselbalch. ACTIVITIKS :f THE CLASS OF � 58 I Just Adore College Men. You Look Awful, Mr. Ellis. The Juniors have been look- ing forward to their senior year, since they started rais- ing money through food sales and paper drives in their sopho- more year. This year they conducted a magazine campaign sales and presented their class play. Three Blind Dates. to a large audience on December 13, the day of open house. Planning the junior-senior banquet and prom was the chief duty and interest of this class during the second sem- ester. Not tonightJ 12 Sophomores I Top Row: Larry Kumph, Kenny Schlesinger, Roger Moon, Jerome Scholz, Gary Hernbloom, Rodney Truss, Diana Thorpe. Bottom Row: Carol Smith, Janet Knight, inda Bralthw8lt, Maureen Kresbach, Juanita Rinke, Karen Kublcek, JoAnn Glatter, Mlml Coffin,Spon- sor, Mrs. Donna Heinz. Not In the picture, Gary Coffin Forge Ahead Freshmen Develop a Foreword Look Top Row: Carol Albers,”at ty White, Curtis Ingalls, Lynda DeTurk,Larry Kallen- bach, Jerry Thelen, Karen Smith. Middle Row: Sponsor, Mrs. Ruby Voung, Dale Kerkman, Sandro Hasselbach, Janet Kosch, Prank Alt, Thomas Messing, Jill Smith, Mild- red Wilson. 3ottom Row: Peg'y Brigham, Jerome Gabel, Leon Pller, Danny Peterson, Judy Lin- ton, Jessie Cox, Dennis Hlemer, Rodney Vachal. Not In picture, Ron Coffin 13 Freshmen Initiation Freshmen Recite Poem Sharon Gets Results Rodney Is Meek Janet K. and Pete I. Freshmen on the Marcl Freshmen Prepare Lunch Sandy Means It Judy Bows to a Senior 14 First Grade 3ack Row: Connie Gondringer, Kevin Abbott,Randy Peterson, Douglas Abbott, Marlin Koeler, Betty Ann Abbott. Front Row: Lorena Lovell, Craig Bucholz, Shona Gulbrand- son, Gary Schle singe’ , Donald Brigham, Connie Hiemer, Kay Abbott, Instructor, Mrs. Caldwell. Kindergarten Back Row-Roger Gabel, Vicke Dunning, James Garretson, Marvin Graff, Michal Hengller, Jacqueline Smith, Kirk Gulbrandson. Front Row-Cathleen Hatt, Robert Thelen, Hal Blevins, C athy Heimer, Dennis Kubicek, Lana Sterup, Diane Schlesinger, Connie DeTurk, not pictured Buddy Joe Mecek, Instructor, Miss Brigham. The Elementry Grades Press Onward 15 Second Grade Back Row-Linda Heibel, John Ingalls, Theodore Classen, Michael Sim- onsen, Daniel Sterup, Beverly Cox. Front Row-Joy Smith, Kathleen McKeag, Richard Alt, Rodney White, Greg McMeekin, Candice Taddiken, Instructor Mrs. Sedlack Grade Back Row-Steven Scow, David Rosenberry, Arthur White, John Pokorney, Jimmy Brigham Linda McBeth, Front Row- Barbara Graff, Sharon Schlesinger, Ricky Perry, Betty McGimpsey, Instructor, Mrs. Majors. Fourth Grade Back Row-Colin McMeekin, Marvel Davis, Tommy Harris, Jane Kumph, Lee Von Bernt, Carole Sterup, Tamara Glatter, Front Row- Instructor, Mrs. Krumbach, Yvonne Bernt, Tommy Scow, Darrel Gabel, Connie Dunning, Julia Classen, Barbara Hernbloom, Bab- ara Linda, Dalene Mc- Meekin, Georgie Ihelen, Absent, D«vid Johnson, 16 Fifth Grade � Standing-Starr Yeager,Carol Schlesinger, Richard White, Gary Glatter, Paul McKeag, Karen Blevins, not picture Monte Ellsworth,Instructor, Miss Lockard. Sixth Grade Back Row-Diana Brigham, John Abbott, Jolene Heibel, Gaila White, Carol Thorpe, Carol Alt, Mariam Smith, Lewis Wilson, Front Row-La Donna Cohenour, Dennis Bucholz, Beverly Alt, Robert Matticks, Bonny Moon, Michael Abbott, Marcia Taddiken, DeAnn Johansen, Instructor, Mrs, Moon. Seventh And Eighth Grade Back Row-Sally Gcnringer, Larry McBeth, Leroy Matticks, James Harris, Jim Scow,( Nancy Hoopwoodj Jerry Dunning, lanra ALt,) Bottom Rpw-Sue Scow, Carol Keeler, _Lerry Thomas, Jean McGimpsey, haron Abbott, Merrill jirebsbach, Barbara Schl- esinger, Gretr Abbott, Deanna Thelen, Instruc- tor, Mr. Stearns. 17 Minor geniuses W oof-1ft oof I 19 Football Second Year Victory For Huskies Middle row-Bob WhitAo-e Lr?y DwS B® £ ,K“hne1� Dennis Hei mer, Gary Abbott, Larry Augistin 7 Garv H«rnh 7helen� Bernerd Haskins, Back row_Coach Bob CoS Lee G JfJ r k 1’ «ombacher. SchoU; Roger Ro i„e pr„„, Pet, I„r.???, Si ‘ZpA, e ?” Augustin Hernbloom Haskins Whitmore Abbott Thelen Wombacher This is the first, team as they appeared the beginning of each football pa-e. ’’he Huskies ended the season with five wins, two ties, and one loss. Although the record is slightly improved over the preceding year, the team on8fh« «?i7 rd.ln °°nf'er«nce- Don Wombacher was picked on the all-state team by the Lincoln Journal . 20 FOOTBALL 21 Basketball Standing Larry Daum, Gary Abbott, Jerome Scholz, Bernerd Haskins, Larry Augustin, Coach Bob Colling. Kneeling Dale Kerkman, Roger Moon, Bob Whitmore,Corky Schleslnger. Don Wombacher. Standing Corky Schlesinger, Roger Moon, Gary Abbotf, Larry Daum, Don Wombacher. 22 Second Team Standing Larry Kumpf, Larry Kallenback, Virgil Keeler, Gary Hern- bloom, LeRoy Matticks, Coach Bob Colling. Kneeling Dennis Hiemer, Jerry Thelen, Rodney Pruss, Frankie Alt. Shelby had a weak basketball team this year, but hopes to do better next year. Lower classmen show promise of making a good team. The Huskies have not finished the season at this writ- ing, but still have high hopes of bringing in some victo- ries before the season ends. Basketball Schedule Results to January 23 First team Second team Gresham Rising City Benedict Wiaco Utica Ulysses Little Six Conference Marietta Thayer 37—Shelby—25 50-- --I4.2 56— —25 59— 6— S — 35 —25 —19 58- 56- —28 -55 Polk St. Mary's Osceola Polk County 'tournament Silver Creek Bellwood 16—Shelby—27 30— —32 2lv --22 12— --25 26— � --20 22-- ” --23 Z3 Volleyball 3ach Row: Juanita Rinke, JoAnn Scholz, Janice Alt, Lynda De- Turk, Judy Harris, Sharon Brazee, Judy Blevins,Patricia White, Karen Smith, Nellie Cox. Middle Row: Sandra McMeekin, Sue Doty, Ann Wombacher, Janet Kosch, Carol Albers, Joyce Scow, Janet Dunning,Annabelle Jaax, Shirley °aulsen, Sandra Hasselbalch. Bottom Row: Sharon Deden, Maureen Krebsbach, Jill Smith,Jessie Cox, Linda Braithwait, Karen Thelen, Norma Keeler, Judy Linton Mildred Wilson, People Brigham, Mr. °feiffer. Sponsor. Volleyball Schedule Dec. I4. Gresham Dec. 7 Rising City Dec. 11 Benedict Dec. 1I4. Waco Dec. 18 Utica Dec. 21 Ulysses Jan. 15 Marietta Jan. 22 Thayer Jan. 25 Polk THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY FIRST NATIONAL BANK and CHARLEY'S BAR 24 I Pep Club 3rd Row: Juanita Rinke, JoAnn Scholz, Lynda DeTurk, Judy Harris, Patricia White, Janet Dunninr, Carol Albers. i hpw: Ilona Keeler, Diana Thorpe, Janet Kosch, Karen Smith, Karen Kubicek,Sandra Hasselbalch, Jessie Cox,:,aureen Krebsbach. lot Row: Mrs. Young, Carol Smith, Janet Knight, JoAnn Glat- ti,“Judy I,in ton, Jill Smith, ’'ildred 'Vilson, imi Coffin, Sharon Deden, °errie Brigham. Cheerleaders: Janice Alt, Joyce Sco--v, Ann V.'ombacher, Judy 31evins. S - Club Back Row: Benny Thelen, Corkey Schlesinger, Gary Hern- bloom, Don 'Wombacher, Kenny Kuhnel. Front Row: Coach Bob Colling, Larry Augustin, 3ernerd Haskins, Gary Abbott, Larry Daum, Bob Whitmore. 25 Band Uth Row: ”atricia White, Janice Alt, Corky Schlesinger, Sharon Brazee, Judy Harris, Roger Moon, Judy Blevins, Pete Ingalls, Leroy Matticks, Mr. Machal, Instructor. ill Row: Dale Kerkman, Sandra McMeekin, Janet Kosch, Rodney Pruss, Juanita Rinke,Karen Smith,Joyce Scow, Karen Kubicek, Annabelle Jaax, Nancy Hopwood, 2nd Row: Nellie Cox, Dennis Buchholz, Michael Abbott,Bonnie Moon, Karen Thelen,Danny Peterson,Judy Linton, Carol Smith, Jean McGimpsey, John Abbott, JoLene Heibel, Lynda DeTurk. 1st Row: Sue Doty, Deanna Thelen, Marcia laddiken, Peggie Brigham, Larry Thomas, Janet Knight, Rodney Vachal, Bob Matticks, Sue Scow, Sandra Hasselbalch. We Like Our Band The band which is the most impressionable organ- ization within the school has played on many special occasions through-out the year. This year they played at the Harvest of Harmony In Grand Island, the Gresham football game, the Homecom- ing day in Shelby, as well as at Osceola, and they gave a spring program prior to the district contest. Smaller groups performed at the American Legion Auxiliary and at the Senior Class Play. THIS PAGF IS SPONSORED BY SHELBY PRODUCE MOONS I.G.A. 26 Chorus [ithJRow: Pete Ingalls, Janice Alt, Corkey Schlesint r, Lynda DeTurk, Sharon 3razee, Judy Harris, Ro. er Moon, Bob Whitmore Judy Blevins, Larry Kallenbach. rd Row: Sue Doty,Joyce Scow,Frankie Alt,Nellie Cox,Patricia A’hite, Jerry Thelen, Karen Smith, Rodney Pruss,Dennis Feeser. Carol Albers, Sandra McMeekin. ?n_d Row: Mr. Machal, Jill Smith, Leon Eller, Sandra Hassel- balch, Annabelle Jaax, Shirley Paulsen,Tommas Messinr,Janet Kosch, Diana Thorpe, Linda Braithwalt, Dale Kerkman. Dannv Peterson. J lst_Row: Rodney Vachal,Jerome Gabel,Mirai Coffin,Judy Linton, Mildred Wilson, Karen Thelen, Jessie Cox, JoAnn Clatter, Dennis Hiemer, Carol Smith, Pe ie Brirham. Girls’ Glee Back Row: Juanita Rinke, Janice Alt, Judy Blevins, Sharon Brazee, Judy Harris, Lynda DeTurk, Patricia • White, Carol Albers, Karen Smith. Middle Row: Mr. Machal, Mimi Coffin, JoAnn 'flatter, Karen Thelen, Sandra Hasselbalch, Janet Kosch,Jessie Cox, Mildred Wilson, Jill Smith, Carol Smith,Peggie Brigham. „ _ Bottom Row: Judy Linton, Maureen Krebsbach, Sue i oty, Joyce Scow, Nellie Cox, Shirley Paulsen, Annabelle Jaax, Diana Thorpe, Linda Braithwalt. 27 Student Council Standing: Pegpy Brigham, Rodney Pruss, Gary Hern- hloom, Larry Augustin, Mr. Classen, Larrv Daum, Benny Thelen, Virgil Keeler, Jerry Thelen.' Gary Abbott, Sue Doty,Nellie Cox, Sharon Council Takes Responsibility The Student Council which has been in exist- ence for the past eight years continues as an active organization in the school. This year the Council was largely responsible for the success of the Homecoming Day parade and for the Christmas party held at the Legion Hall, December 19. The Council pians any mixers held after athletic contests, and they sit in as part of the advisory committee on problems that arise in school be- havior. THIS PACE IS SPONSORED BY 28 BERNT � S ONE STOP SERVICE CAfe aCTd MOTES Parade theme is selected Annual Staff Back row-Mrs. Young, bernerd Haskins, Annabelle Jaax, Gary Abbott., Larry Daum, Benny '’’halen. Si tlng-Don Vk’ombacner, Sharon Brazee, Nellie Cox, Virgil Keeler Editor and Business Manager All Seniors on Staff All members of the Senior Class have worked on the annual pages. Larry Daum, editor-in- chief, was ably assisted by Nellie Cox. Sharon Brazee and Annabelle Jaax took charge of preparing the ad pages for business manager, Gary Abbott. The other members of the staff helped wher- ever and whenever called upon. Benny 'f’helen wrote the class prophecy; Sharon Brazee, tho history; and Gary Abbott, the class will. THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY 29 Benny types SHELBY MILL AND ELEVATOR Cooks Custodian Sarah Smith I « 4 rHnoiBus v Clyde Cox ,Dave Hatt , Max Slmonsen, «John Smith End of the line THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY LLOYD'S PRODUCE and SHELBY OIL COMPANY 30 Don't fight. It Sharon Bennyboy Who will It be4 Catch antnlng? Is It Interesting? Senior Homeroom Heave Hoi Bull session Get a move on Are you sure. Coach? Shake, Rattle, an 1 Roll 31 Senior PI ay After the play Is over I do hope you get elected Mr. Lane. Journal, Sadie Lane Is elected. You have one foot In the grave already 32 Home Oil Co. Alt Electric ARTHUR KREESBACH, Mgr. Derby Gas and Oils and Refrigeration Tank Wagon Service Phone U6 57 Phone 23U1 Shelby SHELBY NEBRASKA Best Wishes Shockey Motor Co. Buick Dealer Phone 3501 Cullighan Softwater J.A. and J.B. Matticks BUICI SHELBY (dlJISsb NEBRASKA SHELBY NEBRASKA Congratulations Seniors Choice Meats Shadv Lane Rest Home Frozen Foods Fruits and Vegetables Branche'3 Candy SHELBY NEBRASKA Sealtest Ice Cream Knapp Shoes Groceries Jl i For Supreme Foot Comfort Matt’s Market Agent, Paul Harris The Thriftway Store Phone 3U8l SHELBY NEBRASKA SHELBY NEBRASKA 3: Smith’s Beauty Shop De’s Cafe Phone U6$l Soft drinks Short orders Sweden Cream SHELBY , NEBRASKA HOME COOKED DINNERS Congratulations Seniors Gabriel Motor LaMyra’s Beauty Shop and Implement Co. Ff.rm Machinery Phone 2591 Allis Chalmers, New Idea, and Derasier Sales and Service Shelby } Nebraska SHELBY NEBRASKA Shelby Planing Mill Windows- Sevens- Cabinets COMPLIMENTS Our Specialty OF Phone 3U01 Lee Nicolas SHELBY NEBRASKA Irene’s Beauty Shop Compliments of Economy Food Market Permanents a Specialty Call for Appointment Art Buchholz, Mgr. Phone 3U02 SHELBY NEBRASKA SHELBY NEBRASKA Farmers CoOp. Best Wishes Business Association To The Senior Class of 1957 Shelby High School Roland R. White, manager Osceola Record Grain-Peed- Coal-Fertilizers SHELBY,NEBRASKA Polk County's Family Newspaper Shelby Hardware BOOSTRS FROM SHELBY GEORGE ABTS and Furniture WILLIS WILLS I� . R. L. BEIRBOWER Prigidaire Home Appliances GEORGE SKIDMORE Zenith Radio and Television BOOSTERS PROM COLUMBUS PAT'S COFFEE SHOP COMPLETE LINE JOSEPHS FASHION CENTER Hardware and Furniture BOYD HARDWARE COMPANY KAUFMAN HARDWARE Time Tested Paints COLUMBUS HATCHERY JOURDAN'S BAKERY Phone 1 601 Shelby WOODRICK AND ALLEN Butch, Marion, Gladys, Ruby 35 In Osceola DuPont Paints Wall Paper You Are Always Welcome At Bush’s Drug Store Crouse Tex Drug Co. Osceola Nebraska We Give S H Green Stamps Sam T. Crouse Two Registered Pharmacists Dwight M. Bush Milan C. Snodgrass For the BEST In Entertainment Osceola 5c'$1.00 Store ATTEND THE MOVIES Variety Dry Goods Muse Theatre Gifts • OSCELOA , NEBRASKA Bill Zedicher, Mgp OSCEOLA , NEBRASKA Best Wishes Osceola To The Senior Class Hardware'Appliance Dr. Paul R. Smith Y oung stown-Skelgas T-V's SKELBY , NEBRASKA Phone 3651 Osceola Sigler Garage Dr. C. R. Peterson There's a Ford Phone 2l4.ll m our Future OSCEOLA , NEBRASKA Phone 5551 OSCEOLA , NEBRASKA 36 Congratulations Seniora Lester Anderson’s Barber Shop Consumers Public Power Dist. Phone 3331 OSCEOLA NEBRASKA OSCEOLA NEBRASKA Congratulations Congratulations Seniors Seniors Norton 6? Norton Mills, Mills Mills OSCEOLA NEBRASKA OSCEOLA NEBRASKA Good Luck to You Seniors John L. Blodig, M. D. The Gas Co. Res. Phone 3101 Office IU+91 OSCEOLA NEBRASKA OSCEOLA NEBRASKA Ahrens Jewelry Johnson Chevrolet Co. Watches-Silverware-Dlamonds Cambrige Crystal Gerhard L. Ahrens, Owner Phone 2BU7 Phone UU61 OSCEOLA NEBRASKA OSCEOLA NEBRASKA 37 Columbus Daily Telegram The Daily Newspaper Serving Your Area Coltmbua Nebraska Ewert Bros. International Harvester Tractors Trucks Hot Point Appliances 28l7-19-13th Street Columbus Nebraska Swift 6? Co. Poultry Plant Swift's Chicks The Pick of the Nations Blood Lines Dial 23153 2601-11 St. Columbus Nebraska Ray’s Bowling Lanes Enjoyment at its Best SHELBY NEBRASKA For Quai11ty Dry Cleaning Service United Cleaners Over ij.0 years experience Columbus Nebraska Refresh, add zest to the hour Delicious and Refreshing Columbus Nebraska Columbus Sales Pavilion Owner M.H. Vanberg Manager Barn Phone 8131 Res. Phone 8331 Columbus Nebraska f Bridal Nook McOfe Jewelry Flower Shop Orange Blossom Diamonds Flowers for all occasions Elgin, Hamilton, Bulova Watches Expert Watch Repair COLUMBUS NEBRASKA COLUMBUS NEBRASKA Bordys Clothing COLUMBUS 11th Street Levine Bros. Clothing-Shoes COLUMBUS Furni shlngs Lee and Big Smith Quality Clothes Work Clothes Levis and Lee Riders For Men, Women and Children T. B. Hord Grain Co. Complete Line of Feeds and Seeds Federal Licensed Ware House Oxford Bar Hotel hone h.25 Res. 6237 Fine Liquors and Shuffleboard C0LUM3U3 NEBRASKA COLUMBUS NEBRASKA CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOhS The Blue Bird Larson-Kuhn Shop for Women Good Clothes for Men and Boys C0LUK3US NEBRASKA COLUMBUS NEBRASKA 39 Alexand Furniture Co. Complete Home Purmsners COLUMBUS NEBRASKA Compliments of Columbus Music Store Specialists In Ladies Smart Apoarel The Irene Shop Exclusive but noExpensive Gerhold Co. Sand Gravel Columbus Phone 6201 Columbus Nebraska Ready Mix Concrete block Behlen Co. Modern Equipment For The Modern Farm Compliments from Columbus Nebraska Peter Pan Baking Co. Beatrice Food Co. 'r'eadow Gold Products Phone 6179 Columbus 2722 12th St. Nebraska Columbus Feed 6? Seed Store • The Quality Hatchery urina Chows ana Dekalb Chtxs 40 err —.