Shelby High School - Husky Yearbook (Shelby, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1958 volume:

DEDICATION It Is with pleasure and with gratitude that the Class °f 58 of Shelby High School dedicates the 1958 edition of this Annual to you,our parents. — 1 HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY jfap.k row-Coach Robert Colling� Commercial Instructor. Robert Pfeiffer� Shop Instructor, Richard Remy. Front row-SuperIntendent Wm. T. Classen English Instructor, Ruby Young Home Economics Instructor, Donna Heins Music Instructor, Godfrey Machal. As Superintendent of Schools, Wm. T. Classen is faced with the problem or making decisions which vitally affeot the school. His untiring efforts to make Shelby High School strong scholastic- ally and a vi '1 link in the chain of individual growth are appreciated and will long be remembered. i T. Classen, Superintendent GRADE SCHOOL FACULTY Baok row-Mrs. Betty Majors, Mrs. Gladys Sedlak, Mrs. Connie Wesley. Front row-Mrs. Thunaa Caldwell. Mrs. Mabel Moon. Mrs� Norma Xmuabach, Miss Jean Brigham. A man largely responsible for our wonderful nappy years in Shelby High School is Principal Robert Colling. A disengaging smile and a pleasing personality always introduces Mr. Robert Colling. Principal Co. _ teaches mathematics and is the coach of boys athletics. Robert Colling, Principal 3 Judy Blevins Chorus Girls Glee G. A. A. Pep Club Cheerleader Band Dramatics 1-2-3-4 1-2-3-U 1-2-3-U 1-2-3-14 3 1-2-3-U 1-3 bhlrley Paulsen (Thorus Girls Glee G. A. A. Pen Club Dramatics 1-2-3-U 1-2-3-lr 1-2-3-U 1-2 1-2 SENIORS .Tudy Harris Cfhorus Girls Glee 1-2-3-U 1-2-3-U Ann V ombacher Chorus U G. A. A. 1-2-3-U Girls Glee u Pep Club 1-2-3-U G. A . A . 1-2-3-U President s-U V. B. Club 3-U Student Council 1-U Pep Club 1-2-3-U Band 1-2-3 Cheerleader 3 Drum Majorette 3 Dramatics 1-2-3-4 Dramatics 1 Class Officer 2 4 Janice Alt Chorus Girls Glee G A A« V. B• Club Pep Club Cheerleader Band Class Officer 3-U 2-3-1+ 1-2-3-1+ 3 1-2-3-1+ 3-1+ 1-2-3-1+ 1+ SENIORS Sandra ycMeekln Chorus Girls Glee G . A . A. V. B. Club Pep Club Cheerleader Student Council Band Class Officer Grid +ueon 2-3-4 1-2-4 1-2-3-4 i+ 2 1-2-3 1-2-3-1+ k Sue Doty Ohoru.3 1-2-3-!+ Girls Glee 1-2-3-1+ G . A . A «, 1-2-3-1+ V. B. Club 3-1+ Pep Club 1-2-4 Cheerleader 2-4 Student Council 3-1+ Band 1-2-3 Majorette 3 Class Officer 1-2-3 Karen Thelen Chorus Girls Glee G. A. A. Pep Club Band Dramatics 2-3-1+ 2-3-1+ 1-2-1+ 1-2 1-2-3-1+ 1-1+ 5 O O Ol +tcr-!a Jea” iie lnr hocus 3-1; iris Glee 3-1; • A « A . Pep Club 3 Jo Ann G choir. Chorus C. A. A. V. B. Club Pep Club Dramatics 1-2-3-1+- 3-1+ 1-2- 3-1; 1-2 SENIORS Janet Durning Chorus Girls Glee G. A, A. Pep Club Dramatics Class Officer 1-3-1+ 3-1+ 1-2-3-1+ 1-2-3-1+ l-2 3-l+ oharon Deden rthorus l_?_3_;. Girls Glee 3-j( G. A. A. 1 -2-3-J. V. B. Club 3-k Pep Club 1-2-3 Jr. Band 1 Class Officer 2 6 Kenny Kuhnel Chorus Football Basketball Track S-Club 1 1-2-3 i-4 l-2-3-4 1-2-3-4 Dennis Feeaer Basketball 1-2 Track 1-3 SENIORS 4 i i Bob Whltrior e Chorus 1-2-3-U Football 1-2-3-U Basketball 1-2-3-2+ Track 1-2-3-U S-Club 2-3-2+ Student Council 2-2+ Class Officer 2 Larry Augustin (bhorus 1- Football 1-2- Basketball 1-2- Track 1-2- S-Club 1-2- Student Council Class Officer 3 7 WWUUiW f ) SENIORS NEWSPAPER ANNUAL STAFF Annual Advertising The seniors edited the Spec- end compiled the Annual aa an extra-curricular activity this year. Assistant Editor Annual Staff 8 HISTORY In looking back through tha annuals of former years, we seniors find that Judy Blevins, Sandra McMeekin, Joan Hass- elbaloh, Kenneth Kubicek, Janet Knight, Janice Kerkman, and Lee Clatter were the members of the timid little first grade of Shelby in 1914-6. JoAnn Scholz Joined the group in 19 8. During our grade school life we were Joined by Judy Harris and Carol Carter both of California, but the latter later moved to Columbus, Randall Slinonsen from Osceol% Joined the class, but left during his seventh year. Robert Whitmore from District 21, left in the fourth year only to return in his seventh. Shirley Paulsen came into our class from Omaha, and Ann tfombacher from Lawrence, Nebraska. During our sixth year we lost a beloved classmate, Janice Kerkman, who passed away. Sue Doty left in her sev- enth year to attend school In Tekamah, Nebraska, but re- turned the freshmen year. With all our childhood memories behind us we were ready to take the next step in our climb to the top of the ladder. Anxiously awaiting the beginning of our freshmen year, we were joined by Dennis Feeser, Larry Augustin, uennis Prell, Kenneth Kuhnel, Karen Thelen, Janet Dunning, Sharon- Deden, Janice Alt, and Joyce Scow, who left at the end of her junior year. Norma Keeler then joined us In the fall of 1956. Dennis Prell left at the end of his freshmen year. The mighty seniors of that year greeted us with a hearty welcome. The class composed themselves and elected as class oficers Judy Harris, president; Sue Doty, vice- president; Sandra, McMaekin, secretary; and Joan Hassel- balch, treasurer. Our subjects were science, general mathematics, English and shop. Our class sponsor was Ruby Young. With the caption of green freshiea cast aside, we pushed onward Into our sophomore year. Robert Whitmore, president; Joan Hasselbalch, vice-presidsnt; Sharon Deder secretary; and Ann Wombacher, treasurer; were elected. The new subjects were world history, home making, alge- bra, and drivers education. Delores Cochran was our spon- sor. Awaiting us now was the title of upperclassmen. The jovial group once again climbed the next step to advancement. Officers elected for the junior year were Larry Augustin, president; Judy Harris, vice-president; Joyce Scow,' secre- tary; and Sandra McMeekin, treasurer. Mr. Johnson was our sponsor for this year. There was now more of a choice in choosing a specific course. Highlights of the junior year were the receiving of class rings, the class play, Three Blind Dates , and the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. The theme for this bright, cheerful occasion was Candyland . We finally reached the top of the ladder as the Mighty Seniors of 195u. Senior officers were Judy Harris, presi- dent; Sandra McMeekin, vice-president; Janice Alt, seoretarj and Janet Dunning, treasurer. We selected as class colors, blue and white, and the carnation as the class flower. Early In the year we had our pictures taken in Hastings Outstanding memories of this year were the publishing of the school paper, compiling of the Annual, the enjoying of the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom, and the presenting of the Senior Play. After all of these events we anxiously looked forward to Baccalaurette and Commencement. Thus we conclude the history of the Mighty Seniors of 9 CLASS PROPHECY Shelby, Nebraska, was the sight of the first rocket ship landing from Mara in 1970. Millions of people from all over the world came to observe this wonderous event. My family and I were among the spectators on that event- ful day in June. The President of the United States, Robert Whitmore, who was the youngest man ever to become president, gave an over- whelming speech on the launching of this rocket a year pre- vious to the landing of it. J V When President Whitmore finished speaking, a crowd of people began gathering around him to congratulate him. 1 Joined this group without realizing they were all for- mer classmates. My good friend, Judy Harris, now known as Miss Judith, world renown cosmetologist, was present. Judy and I had met often before, as she was my hair stylist when I was a dra- matic star on television. More and more memories came back as I saw Sandra McMeekin. After talking to Sandra, I learned that, after graduating from the Minneapolis School of Business, she obtained the position of secretary to the president of General Motors. Sandra told me she was happily married. Upon talking to President Whitmore, I noticed two of his personal secretaries standing near-by. A second glance re- vealed they were Janet Dunning and Shirley Paulsen. They certainly had obtained the highest position in the secre- tarial field. Suddenly, a tall, dark, handsome man strolled over to whore Judy Blevins, now a famous artist in picturesque Can- ada, and I were talking. It was Larry Augustin, owner of a massive cattle ranch in Texas. We three renewed old friendships and after awhile, Janice Alt Joined ua. Janice had attended Mount Marty College in South Dakota and had become a home economics teacher in a new college in Florida. Others began Joining us; one of whom was Norma Jean Keel- er. She had just flown in from Paris, France, where she had been teaching high school mathematics. It seems the class of '58 produced several teachers. An- other was JoAnn Scholz who became an elementary teacher. Kenny Kuhnel could not seem to get a word in edgewise. I guess he never could, as far as women were concerned. He finally drew me aside to say he had become a leader in the field of rocket ship experimentations. Kenny had helped in the study of the rocket that was due to land at any moment The State Game Commissioner, Lee Glatter, joined Kenny and I. I suddenly burst out with laughter when I recalled how Lee had occasionally played hooky in order to go hunting and fishing. Everything became still and quiet; then beautiful music floated through the air. All eyes turned toward the stage where former classmate, Karen Thelen, was playing the piano, she had become a concert pianist and in her spare time, taught others her skill. ’ The concert was soon over but we were all interested in hearing of Karen's concert tours in foriegn countries. Our visiting was interrupted by the loud roar of a car. Only Sharon Deden could have a car that noisy. Sure enough it was. I was surprised to see she was driving a beautiful, now, maroon Mercury. I walked over to the car and found an- other classmate. Sue Doty, with Sharon. After talking to Sue, I found out that she had attended Wyoming State Teachers College and acquired an elementary certificate, and was teaching in Laramie, Wyoming. Her famed husband became pro-basketball player, so Sue is kept busy. I learned also that Sharon resides in Wyoming, where she is quite prominent in the field of advertising. Con't. page 11 10 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of 1958, draw up this will to be read and to be carried out in accordance with, all legal protocol. This document la to be published May 22, 1958, for all persons concerned. I, Ann Wombacher, will my acting ability to Dianna Alt. I, Judith Harris, will ray vocal distinction to Bernie Sedlak. I, Judy Blevins, will ray thoughtfulness to the whole student body. I, Janice Alt, will my big, brown, watchful eyes to Nancy Hopwood. I, Sue Doty, will my rich taste to the girls of the Junior Class. I, Sandra McMeekin, will my ability to be confident in all company to Carol Albers. I, Karen Thelen, will my piano technique to Deanna Thelen. I, Janet Dunning, will ray 'lil ole' accent to Carol Smith. I, Sharon Deden, will ay athletic ability to our volley- ball team. I, Norma Keeler, will my intellectual ability to those who struggle with the wreath of learning. I, Shirley Paulsen, will my secretarial knowledge, every little detail, to Karen Kublcek. I, JoAnn Scholz, will ray exactness to Danny Peterson. I, Bob Whitmore, will ray track legs to Larry Kumph. I, Larry Augustin, will ray ability to play good foot- ball to Tom Messing. I, Kenny Kuhnel, will ray desire for a man-size physique to Merrill Kresbach. I, Lee Glatter, will my Impulsive replies to Larry Thomas. I, Dennis Peeser, will my mechanical knowledge to Don Relsdorff. In witness thereof, we the puissant Seniors of 1958 seal this will In the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and fifty eight. prophecy con’t. The class of '58 seemed, then, all present and we were so busy talking, the rocket landing occurred unnoticed by any of us. It was not until after the landing that we realized on® classmate was absent, Dennis Peeser. We soon knew why, for when the door of the rocket opened, out stepped Dennis, looking like he had just awakened from a sound sleep. Dermis joined us and began relating his experiences on the rocket. It seems he had gone along to see if it were possible to sleep in outer space. As I recall, Dennis always did enjoy sleeping, especially in classes and study halls. All too soon our classmates began departing, each going to his or her respective home. Larry and I, with our two children decided to return to our California home, taking back with us never-to-be-for- gotten memories of this happy and historical occasion. 11 JUNIORS Back row-Juanita Rinko, Oary Coffin, Gary Hernblooa, Joroae Schol , Ho go rTKon, Larrj Kuwph, Corky Schloainger Front row-Hlni Coffin, Jo Ann Qlattor, Maura on Kresbaob, Rodney Prusa, Kenneth Ruble ok, Aaron Subleek, Janet Knight, Linda Braith— wait, Carol Salth. Sponsor-Hrs, Heine JTOIORS PRESENT CLASS PLAT The Juniors pre- sented their class play. The Girl Next- Door, as a climax to Matrons1 Day on Nov- ember li|.. This comedy was entertainingly pre- sented to a full house. The parts were excellently fitted to the personalities of the actors. The Juniors were in line for sincere congratulations on the play's success. 13 SOPHOMORES Baok row-Danny Peterson� Dale Kerkaan, Prank Alt� Pete Ingall , Ronnie Coffin, Jerry Thelen, Patty White� Karen Smith� Carol Albere. Front row-Judy Linton� Mildred Wilson� Dennis Eelmer� Larry Blrkol, Larry Kallenbach, Janet Koaoh� Jessie Cox, Jill Smith� Leon Eller, Peggy Brigham, Sponsor-Mrs. Young. FRESHMEN Front row-Sue Scow, Merrill Kreebach, Nancy Uopwood, Larry Thomas, Dianne Alt, Deanna Thelen. Sponsor Mr. Pfeiffer. 14 FRESHMAN INITIATION Kindergarten Back row-Murray Smith, Vickie Gillespie, Vicke Richter, Jimmy Matticks, Shirley Garretson, Sharon Pioters, Carmelita Augustin, Ronald Glatter. Middle row-Jackie Lee Lyndal, Bruce Alt, Susan Rosenberry, Kathleen Krumbach, Joan Richter, Jane Nicholas, Beverly Brigham, Sally McGimpsey, Gerald Vrbka, Miss Brigham, Front row-Cheryl Hatt, Kristin McKeag, Steven Henggeler, Sandra Krumbach, Ricky Nokl, Cindy Heimer, Dennis Welch, Barbara Wombacher, Barry Wombacher. 1st 2nd Grades Back row-Craig Buchholz, Connie Hiemer, Bette Abbott, Donald Brigham, Randy Peterson, Douglas Abbott, Marlin Keeler, Michael Pieters, Connie Gondringer, Shona Gulbrandaon, Kevin Abbott, Kay Abbott, Front row-Kirk Gulbrandson, Jacqueline Smith, Dennis KubJ.cek, James Garretson, Jeanie Birkel, Marvin Graff, Vicki Dunning, Diane Shclesinger, Harold Blevins Jr., Connie Jo DeTurk, Diann Pieters, absent. 16 Back row-Davld Rosenberrj, Art White, John Pokomey, Kenny Sobolz, Jimmy Brigham, Mrs. Norma Krumbach. Front row- Betty McGlmpsey, Barbara Graff, Kathleen Kallenbaeh, Judy Funkhouser, Gene Sehleslnger, Sharon Sehleslnger, Rickey Perry, not present- Steven Scow. Fourth Grade Instruetor-Mra. Sedlak. Back row-Rlchajrd Alt,' Verlene Brass, Tommy Ingalls, Teddy Classen, Beverly Cox, Linda Heibel, Rodnoy White. Front row-Candice Taddiken, Kathleen McKeag, Joy Smith, Connie Embroy, Judy Scholz, Greg Me Meekla. 17 i Fifth Oracle Back pow-Lee Von Bernt, Marllou Pieters, Jane Kuraph, Thomas Harris, Julia Classen, Marvil Davis� Middle rov—Barbara Hernbloom, Tamara Glattsr, Colin McMeekin, Sharon Eller, Connie Dunning. Front raw—Georg1e Tholen, Barbara Linda, Tommy Scow, - Darre11 Gabel, Dalene McMeekin, Yvonne Bernt, Instructor—Mrs. Wesely. Sixth Grade Back row-Gary Glatter, Starr Yeager, Richard White, Carol Schlesinger, Mlcheal Abbott. Front row-Dennls Klnnan, Monte Ellsworth, Paul McKeag, Linda Hofrer, Karen Blevins. Instruetoi—Mr3. Moon. 18 7th 8th GRADE Back pow-Lewis Wilson, Janice Schols, Gaila White, Terry Dunning, Jim Scow, Sally Gondringer, Gwen Kinnan, Janet Pieters, Sharon Abbott Kiddle row-Carol Keeler, Marian Smith, Carol Alt, Jean Tlofflnxpsey, Gregg Abbott, Bonnie Moon, Phylli� Pieters, Barbara Schleainger, Diana Brigham. Front row-Bob Matticks, Marcia Taddlken, Jo Dene Helbel j'otn Ablo11, Beverly Alt, La Donna Colheneur, De Anna Johansen. Instruetor-Mrs Major� • GRADE SCHOOL The high lights of the grade school year have been parties, birthdays, and Christmas programs. The kindergarden found surprises in their new class room experiences all along the way. They found their most enjoyment in working among their newly made com- panions . Each class enjoyed having parents visit on Patrons Day. The classes displayed work they had accomplished during the first nine weeks. First and Second graders added a sparkle to their school work with the coming of each season. Their class work and art was closely allied to Mother Nature. Industrial art has been closely associated with the fifth graders class room work. The eighth graders are looking forward to their graduation in the spring. The most spectacular ac- complishment for the grade school was the Christmas program they presented under the direction of Music Dir- ector, Godfrey Machal. 19 20 FOOTBALL Back row� Jerome Scholz, Corky Schleainger, Lorry Augustin. Vront row-Roger Moon, Bob Whitmore, Gary Hernbloom, Rodney Pruss, Pete Ingalls The Shelby Huskies justly received the title of 3 1 tt 1 e 3 lx Jha 'ps for the football season of l°p7. The Huskies won eight •ames and lost one. They were awarded the trophy by the little Six Conference members. a state rating of eighth place in Class P In eight-nan football was also awarded them. Robert Whitmore and Ken- neth Schlesinger were chosen as members of the all-confer- ence team of the Little Six Conference. Kenneth Schlesinger, a junior, was high point man for the 157 season with a total of 111 points. 21 FOOTBALL Back row-Roger Moon, Bob Whitmore, Jerome Scholz, Ronnie Coffin, Larry Augustin, Gary Hernblooxn. Middle row-Gary Coffin, Corky Schlesinger, Larry Kuropfa, Leroy Matticks, Frank Alt, Jerry Thelen. Front row-Dennls Heimer, Pete Ingalls, Rodney Pruse, Dale Kerk- raan, Donald Reisdorff. Mr. Robert Pfeiffer Coach-Bob Colling Opponents 0 13 7 14- '� — 6 19 18 7 Football Results of lb 57 She1by 2 Ulysses 27 St. Joe 1U McCool Junction 6 Dwight Assumption 19 Rising City 39 Marietta 35 Utica 54 Gresham 26 Bradshaw 2Z HOMECOMING yutcn and her Attendants Honorary Football Captain Robert Whitmore Honorary Football Captain Larry Augustin 23 After the Crovming BASKETBALL Rogor Moon, Gary Hernbloom , Jerome Scholz, Robert Whitmore , Kenneth Schleslnger. 1st 2nd Team Huskies Back row; Gary Hernbloom, Roger Moon, Jerome Scholz, Bob Whitmore, Pete Ingalls, Kenneth Schleslnger. Pront row; Leroy HaTticks, Frank Alt, Rodney Pruss, Dale Kerkman. Back row- Kenny Kuhnel, Rodney Pruss, Prank ATt, Dennis Helmer. Front row- Donald Relsdorff, Larry Kumph, ’ete Ingalls, Leroy Matticks, Dale Kerkman. Basketball Schedule of 1957-58 December 3.........Gresham 6........Rising City 10........Benedict 13 .......Waco 17 .......Utica 20 .......Ulyssess January8-10........Little Six Tourney. Gresham 14 .......Marietta 21 .......Thayer 28........St. Mary ' s 31........Osceola February 3.........Polk 5-7.........Polk County Tournament. Osceola 14........Silver Creek 18 .......McCool Junction 21........Bellwood 25 GAA Back row-Shlrley Paulsen, Janet Kosch, Karen Smith, Carol Albera, Patty White, Judy Harris, Judy Blevins, Juanita Rlnke, Karen Kublcek, Ann Wombacher, Karen Thelen. Kiddle row-Nancy Hopwood, Janet Knight, Jo Ann Glatter, Janet Dunning, Jo Ann Scholz, Janice Alt, Sandra Me Meekln, Sue Doty, Jessie Cox, Judy Linton Bottom row-Dianne Alt, Mildred Wilson, Jill Smith, Bernadette L’edlak, Mlmi Coffin, Linda Bralthweit, Norma Keeler, Sharon Deden, Carol Smith, Front row-Deanna Thelen, Peggy Brigham, Sue Scow VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE of 1957 - 58 December 3 6 10 13 17 20 January 14 22 February 3 21 Gresham Rising City Benedict Waco Utica Ulysses Marietta Thayer Polk BelIvood 26 CLUB V B Back row-Kaureen Kresbach, Sue Doty, Ann Wombacfcer, Jo Ann Scholz, Front row-Sharon Deden, Sandra Me Heekin, Mr, Pfeiffer, Jessie Cox, Judy Linton, S CLUB Back row-Roger Moon, Bob Whitmore, Jerome Scholz, Ronnie Coffin, Larry Auguatin, Pete Ingalls, Front Pow-Dannis Heimer, Rodney Pruas, Gary Coffin, Gary liernbloom. Corky Schlesinger, Jerry Thelen, Kenneth Kuhnel. Sponsor-Coach Bob Colling, Z1 PEP CLUB Back row-Carol Albers, Karen Smith, Patty White, Jud} Harris, Judy Blevins, Juanita Rinke, Jo Ann Scholz, Janet Dunning. Kiddle row-Judy Linton, Maureen Kresbach, Jill Smith, Ann Wombacher, Jessie Cox, Bernadette Sedlak, Mimi Coffin, Dianne Alt. Bottom row-Carol Smith, Nancy Hopwood, Sharon Deden, Peggy Brigham, Deanna Thelen, Janet Kosch, Sue Scow. Cheerleaders-Jo Ann Clatter, Sue Doty, Sandra McMeekin, Janice Alt. CHEERLEADERS Cheerleaders-Jo Ann Glatter, Sue Doty, Sandra McMeekin, Janice Alt. 28 BAND kth row-Janlce Alt, Dale Kerkraan, Stove Kuhnel, Roger HjJ3n“ Cur11a Ingalls, Leroy Katticks, Rodney Prusa. 3rd row-Janet Knight, Jill Smith, Nancy Hopwood, Patty wiTitiT Juanita Rinke, Judy Blevins, Karon Smith, Danny Peterson, Karen Kublcek, Jessie Cox. 2nd row-Doug Kuhnel, Bob Matticks, Jolene Heibel, Judy Hinton, Larry Thomas, Rosanna Rinke, Jean McGimpsey, Karen Thelea, Deanna Thelen, Marcia Taddlken. 1st rov-Georgle Thelen, Judy Kunkhouser, Sue Scow, 5onnle Moon, Della Lux, Peggy Brigham, Carol Smith, Jane Kumph, Barbara Hernbloom, Betty McGimpsey. Kneeling-Karen Blavinn, Kathy Richter, Mildred Wilson, BarbaraSchlesinger, Janet Kosch, Diane Brigham, Deanna Johansen, Barbara GraTfo 29 MIXED OCTET Back row-Kenny Schlesinger, Gary Hernbloom, Judy Blevins, Judy Harris, Front row-Karen Thelen, Roger Moon, Shirley Paulsen, Judy Lin- ton, Pete Ingalls, Mr, Machal, GLEE CLUB HACK HOW- Jill Smith, Carol Albe:::, Jaunita RJnkc, Janice Alt, Judy Blevins, Judy Harris, Patty White, Janet Dunning, Karen Smith, Shirley Paulson, Nancy Hopwood. MIDDLE ROW- Mr. G� Machal, Joan Glattcr, Maureen Krebsbach, Janet Kocch, inn Wombacher, Sandra McMeekin, Sue Doty, Bernadette Sedlak, Jessie Cox, Karen Kubicek, Linda Braithwait. FRONT ROW- Deanna Thelen, Sharon Deden, Dianne Alt, Miriam Coffin, Karen Thelen, Mildred Wilson, Judy Linton, Norma Keeler Brigham, Carol Smith, Sue Scow. 30 MIXED CHORUS Bock row-Leroy Katticks, Judy Blevins, Pete Ingalls, Judy Harris, Bob Whitmore, Jerome Scholz, Ronnie Coffin, Larry Augustin, Roger Moon, Gary Hernblooro, Larry Kuiuph, 3rd row-Karen Smith, Kenneth Kuhnel, Janet Dunning, Frank Alt, Janice Alt, Jerry Thelen, Kenny Schlesinger, Patty White, Danny Peterson, Larry Birkel, Rodney Pruss. 2nd row-Mr. Machal, Jill Smith, Jessie Cox, Bernadette Sedlak, Sue Loty, Sandra McMeekin, Carol Albers, Shirley Paulsen, Dennis Heimer, Ann Wombacher, Janet Kosch, Nancy Hopwood. 1st row-Daanna Thelen, Sharon Deden, Diane Alt, Judy Linton, Mimi Coffin, Jo Ann Glatter, Mildred Wilson, Karen Thelen, Norma Jean Keeler, Peggy Brigham, Carol Smith, Sue Scow. SUE DOTY QUEEN CANDIDATE HARVEST OF HARMONY GODFREY MACHAL MUSIC INSTRUCTOR 31 STUDENT COUNCIL Back row-L rry Thomas, La Roy Matticks, Judy Harris, Janet Knight, Hr. Clagsen, Peggy Brigham. Si ttlng-Roger Moon, Larry Augustin, Bob Whitmore, Sue Doty Dal© Kerkman. Music yaostro 32 LaMyra’s Beauty Shop fifea Congratulation's Seniors Phone 2591 Nebraska CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS SHELBY PRODUCE Crear Eggs Phone 2371 Poultry Shelby Nebraska Ray's Tavern Sc Bowl (Ray Wombacher) Sandwiches and Soft Drinks Shuffleboard Pbone 1 631 Shelby Nebraska Strand Lumber for building needs Flo Heiman Shelby Nebraska Compliments of Lee Nicolas Runyan's I, G. A, Store Everyday Low Prices Where Shopping Is Easy And Profitable Stocks Complete Phone 3ti61 Shelby Nebraska 34 Matt’s Market THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK A Good Bank In A Good Town Member of Feaeral Deposit Insurance Corporation Shelby Nebraska Choice Meats Frozen Foods Fruits and Vegetables Branche 1s Candy Sealtest Groceries Ice Cream Phone 3U.S1 The Thriftway Store SHELBY NEBRASKA - MC MEEKIN IMPLEMENT CO. Compliments Massey Harr1a-AllIs Chalmers New Idea of Sales and Service General Electric Appliances Harold Blevins, HP Shelby Nebraska 35 Economy Food Market D. L. Buchholz Meata Groceries Always At Your Service Shelby Nebraska Home Oil Co. ARTHUR KRE3SBACH, Mgr. Vickers Shell Gas 3c Oils Tank Wagon Service Phone 23U1 Shelby 3est Wishes To The Senior Class Dr. Paul R. Smith SHELBY NE3RASKA 36 Shelby Hardware and Furniture Frigldaire Home Appliances Zeni th Radio and Television COMPLETE LINE Hardware and Furniture Time Tested Faints Phone I4.6OI Shelby Nebraska Butch, Marlon, Gladys, Ruby Congratulations Seniors Shady Lane Rest Home SHELBY NEBRASKA Best Wishes Shockey Motor Co. Bnick Dealer Phone 3501 SHELBY NEBRASKA ________________________ Farmers Co-Op. Business Association Grain, Coal, Peed, Fertilizer Shelby Phone 3U51 Nebra ska BERNT'S ONE-STOP SERVICE 2l4.-Hour Service Motel-Ci1-Gasoline-Grease-Tirea Cafe and Service Station Meals-Short Orders The place where everyone meots after the game. Shelby Nebraska 37 Shelby Planing Mill Our Specialty Windows-Screen9-Cabinets Phone 3U01 SHELBY NEBRASKA IAS Tavern Lee 9c Sal Pool-Beer-Sandwiches Shelby Nebraska SHELBY HOTEL and CAFE Best Wishes to the Senior Class of 1958 SHELBY HIGH SCHOOL Meet Your Friends Here Phone 14.571 The Shelby Sun Shelby N ebraska Shelby Oil Co. Prompt Tank Wapon Service Expert Lubrication Service Dial: 3U71 Tires Batteries Accessor!e s 38 WILBER'S CAFE Nome cooked Dinners Wilber and Virginia Haskins Short Orders Soft Drinks Sweden Creme Shelby Nebraska LLOYD'S PRODUCE Full of Pep Feeds Hills Feeds Cash Buyer of cream, eggs, and poultry Phone J-iUOl Shelby Nebraska Irene's Beauty Shop Permanents a Specialty Call for Appointment Phone 3 02 SHELBY NEBRASKA For Portraits of Quality It's Habertnan' a of Ha stings LLOYD'S SERVICE Leased 3v Lloyd Carmichael Phi Hi os 66 Phone 2661 Shelby Nebraska Sigler Garage 3est Wishes To The Senior Class There's A Ford In Your Future Phone 5551 OSCECLA NEBRASKA 39 Johnson Chevrolet Co. Sales-Servlce Phone Uj.61 OSCEOLA NEBRASKA Osceola Hotel Phone U631 OSCEOLA NEBRASKA Jack Jill Campbell Nyberg Lawyers and Bonded Abstractors OSCEOLA NEBFJVSKA OSCEOLA NEBRASKA Struebings Standard Service Phone £111 Specialty Grease, Oils, and Wash Jobs Osceola Record Polk County's Family Newspaper Osceola Nebraska Consumers Public Power Dist. Best Wishes To The Senior Class of 1958 Phone 3331 OSCEOLA NEBRASKA Shelby High School 40 Ahrens Jewelry Watches Silverware Diamonds Cambrige Crystal Gerhard L. Ahrens, Owner Phone 281 7 OSCEOLA NEBRASKA Norton Norton Congratulations Seniors OSCEOLA NEBRASKA Bush’s Drug Store DuPont Paints Wall Paper We Give SScH Green Stamps Two Registered Pharmacists Dwight M. Bush Milan C. Snodgrass OSCEOLA NEBRASKA Lester Anderson’s Barber Shop Congratulations Seniors OSCEOLA NEBRASKA Osceola 5c'$1.00 Store Variety Dry Goods Gifts Mills, Mills 6? Mills Congratulations Seniors OSCEOLA NEBRASKA OSCEOLA NE3RASKA John L. Blodig, M. D Res. Phone 3101 Office 14 81 OSCEOLA NEBRASKA Osceola Hardware'Appliance Youngstown-Skelgas T-V ' s Phone 3651 OSCEOLA NEBRASKA 41 Farmers Union Co-op Oil Ass’n Gas-ol1-propane Fertilizer-tires-batteries Stromsburg-Osceola-Polk Nielsen Chevrolet Co. OK’d Used Cars 8c Trucks Chevrolets 3c Buicks 2U-Hour Wrecker Service Phone LO-U-3282 Night L0-3-7P12 LO-3-7211 Columbus Nebraska Alexand Furniture Co. Complete Home Furnishers COLUM 3US NEBRASKA Columbus Feed Seed Store Purina Chows and Dekalb Chixs The Quality Hatchery Compliments of Columbus Music Store The Blue Bird Shop Tor Women CONGRATULATJONS TO THE SENIORS COLUMBUS NEBRASKA Tony Kerkman Rial Brazec Hubert Thelen Norm Heng. eler Thomas A. Reece BOOSTERS Compliments of Dr. Vi1. F. Monson Sinclair Service Max Suddarth Roy’s Body Shop Louis A. Hastert Corn Palace Mr. Mrs. Gordon Clark Willis H. Wills Mr. Mrs. Rudy Davis Chet Buchholz Rev. Mrs. R. W. 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