Shelby High School - Husky Yearbook (Shelby, NE)

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Junior-Senior Banquet And Prom a

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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

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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