Shelby High School - Husky Yearbook (Shelby, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1969 volume:

THE HUSKY 1969 Shelby High School Shelby, Nebraska Marv Graff, Editor Connie DeTurk, Co-editor Mr. Fred Daulton, Adviser DEDICATION 2 ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION The administrating staff of Shelby High School has the re- sponsibility to see that each student receives a full and complete education. Certain policies and guidelines have to be adopted and followed by both the teachers and the students. Students are encouraged to participate in as many learning activities as possible, and at the same time allowing their fellow students an equal opportunity. The principal of the school meets regularly with the Student Council to discuss the various activi- ties in the school. Teachers and students, working hand in hand, provide for co-operation and good profitable school years. Mr. Roma in Pesicka, Superintendent of Schools, finishes one of his daily duties. Always busy with high school affairs is Mr. Robert Jones, the High School Principal. Pres., MELBOURNE HEIBEL JOHN KRUMBACH V.P. , LEONARD HIEMER THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY BERNT’S ONE STOP SERVICE, Sec NU-STYLE BEAUTY SALON, DR. GREGORY, SHELBY. ROBERT LINDA BENJAMIN WAGNER 4 Happiness Is Being A Teacher! THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY RINKE-VICKERS SERVICE, SHEBLY In the past nine months, we have gone through both the good times and the bad, and have come up realizing that the teachers of SHS have really been on our side all the time. Ladies and Gentlemen: It gives us great pleasure to present the beloved faculty of Shelby High. 5 SHELBY HOTEL SHELBY HIGH MR. LEE ADAMS Bachelor of Music in Educa- tion University of Nebraska Instrumental Music Depart- ment MR. NORMAN CHOAT Bachelor of Science in Educa- tion University of Nebraska Spanish Department THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY ROSE’S COFFEE SHOP, PHILGAS DEPARTMENT, BOB’S BARBERSHOP, ALL OF SHELBY. MR. FRED DAULTON Bachelor of Science in Educa- tion Middle Tennessee State Edu- cation English, Speech, G Drama MR. TERRY FUSCO Bachelor of Science in Educa- tion University of Nebraska Physical Education Depart- ment V. B. Coach G Assistant Coach MRS. NANCY GORDON Bachelor of Science in Educa- tion Peru State Teachers College Business Department MR. RICHARD HATT Bachelor of Arts in Education Wayne State Teachers College Guidance Department 6 SCHOOL FACULTY MR. ROBERT JONES Bachelor of Arts in Education University of Nebraska Industrial Arts Principal MR. JOHN O'BRIEN Bachelor of Science in Educa- tion University of Nebraska Social Science Department Coach MR. KEITH JURRENS Bachelor of Arts in Education University of South Dakota Mathematics; Junior High Principal MRS. GLORIA PHILLIPS Bachelor of Music in Educa- tion Georgia Wesleyan University Vocal Music Department MR. LEROY ROHRER Bachelor of Science in Educa- tion University of South Dakota Science Department MRS. JANET STUTHMAN Bachelor of Science in Home Ec. University of Omaha Home Economics Library THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY MR. MRS. PAUL GRAFF, BILL'S 66 SERVICE VOSS’S. ZENITH. ADMIRAL. NORGE, ALL OF SHELBY 7 Francis Alt and John Smith are respon- sible for keeping the S. H. S. building so clean- SCHOOL PERSONNEL Joining the staff this year, as secretary is Sharon McMeekin. The bus drivers, whose job is to transport the students to and from school are: John Smith, Dave Hatt, Mel Heibel, John O'Brien, Mrs. Opplinger, Terry Fusco, Lee Adams, Fred Daulton, Robert Jones, and not pictured, Mrs. Jones. These are the ever-faithful ladies who prepare the meals at Shelby High: Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Gondringer, Mrs. Paulsen, Mrs. Vrbka. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY PFIESTER HEIBRED (ROBERT LINDA). SHELBY. TOWN AND COUNTRY AND STROMSBURG BANK, stromsburg In Ourselves PEGGY BENDA Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Class Play 4; Volleyball 1; Class Play Prompter 3; March of Dimes Queen Candidate 3; Annual Staff 4. HAL BLEVINS Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Madrigal 1,4; Boys Clee 1,2,3, 4; Music Contest 1,4; Track 1,2,3; Kearney Interscho- lastic Tests 3,4; Speech Contest 4; Class Play 3,4; Class Officer 1,3, 4; Bas- ketball 1,2,3; Annual Staff 4. CONNIE DETURK Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Cheer- leader 1,2,3, 4; Class Of- ficer 1; Homecoming Queen 4; Band 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Girls Glee 1,2,3, 4; Sextet 3; Madrigal 4; Triple Trio 4; Volleyball 3; Clarinet Trio 1,2,3; March of Dimes Representative 3,4; Play Student Director 3; Class Play 4; Prom Server 1; Annual Co-Editor 4; Music Contest 1,2, 3, 4; Speech Contest 3. VICKI DUNNING Student Council 1; Class Officer 1,3; Chorus 1,2; Girls Glee 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Girl's State 3; Volleyball 3; Class Play 3, 4; Prom Server 1; Kearney Interscholastic Tests 3,4; Annual Staff 4. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY FARMER’S CO-OP BUSINESS ASSOCIATION, SHELBY. 10 The Future Lies (Class Motto) CONNIE CONDRINCER Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Club Officer 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Student Council Officer 4; Girls Glee 1,2,4; Chorus 1,2,4; Class Officer 2; Volleyball 3; Class Play 3,4; Home- coming Attendant 4; Mu- sic Contest 1,2.4; Annual Staff 4. MARV GRAFF Band 1,2, 3, 4; Band Of- ficer 3, 4; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Boys Glee 1,2, 3, 4; Sax Quartet 1,2, 3, 4; Madrigal 2, 4; Music Contest 1,2,3, 4; Student Manager 1,2; S-Club 1,2, 3, 4; S-Club Officer 4; Class Officer 2, 4; Student Council 1,2,4; March of Dimes Repre- sentative 3,4; Prom Ser- ver 1; Speech Contest 4; Kearney Interscholastic Tests 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Homecoming Attendant 4; All-State 3; Annual Editor 4. KATHY HATT Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; G iris Glee 1,2, 3, 4; Triple Trio 2,4; Sextet 3; Band 2,3,4; Percussion Ensemble 4; Class Play 3,4; Girl's State Alternate 3; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Volleyball Scorekeeper 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Kearney Inter- scholastic Tests 4; Ac- companist 4; Music Con- test 1,2,3, 4. DENNIS KUBICEK Class Officer 2; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Boy's State 3; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Homecoming Master of Ceremonies 4; Boys Glee 1,2, 3, 4; Class Play 3,4; Music Contest 4; Mu- sic Contest 4; S-Club 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Platte College Student Senate 4. 11 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY SHELBY’S JACK JILL STORE, BOB KATHY VOSS. Today De BILL LARSON Football 1,2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 1; Track 1,2,3. 4; S-Club 4; Stage Manager 3, 4; Class Play 4; Student Council 4; Student Coun- cil President 4; Home- coming King 4; Prom Ser- ver 1; Annual Staff 4. MARY LASSEK Transfer Student from Duncan; Girls Glee 3; Chorus 3; Class Officer 4; Class Play 4; Class Play Prompter 3; Annual Staff 4; Music Contest 3; Speech Contest 4; Kear- ney Interscholastic Test 4. GEORGE MECEK Class Play 3,4; Football 1, 2; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Band 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Officer 3; Student Council 2,4; S-Club 1,2, 3, 4; S-Club Officer 4; March of Dimes King Candidate 4; Speech Con- test 3; Homecoming At- tendant 4; Boys Glee 1,2, 3, 4; Music Contest 4. DIANE SCHLESINGER Band 1; Clarinet Trio 1; Chorus 1,2; Girls Glee 1, 2; Pep Club 1,2, 3; Vol- leyball 1,2, 3,4; Volley- ball Captain 4; Class Officer 1; Annual Staff 4. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY SHELBY FERTILIZER, FEED SEED, INC. 4 12 :ides Tomorrow JACKIE SMITH Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Cheer- leader 3,4; Prom Server 1; Chorus 1,2; Giris Clee 1,2; Volleyball 2, 3; C lass Officer 2; Student Council 3; Class Play 3,4; Home- coming Attendant 4; An- nual Staff 4. BOB THELEN Class Officer 3; Track 1, 2,3; Football 2; Basketball 1; Student Council 2; Class Play 3,4; Mixed Chorus 1; Boys Glee 1; Annual Staff 4. CLASS COLORS: SCARLET G PINK CLASS FLOWER: RED ROSE MR. ROBERT JONES Senior Class Sponsor THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY ANDREASEN IMPLEMENT MASSEY FERGUSON. GEHL BLAIR FEED EQUIP.. SALES. PARTS. SERVICE. SHELBY. NEBR. 13 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY DETURK TRUCKING, SHELBY. NEBRASKA PHONE 527-4141 The fourteen mighty SENIORS gather for the last time in the hollowed halls of dear old S. H. S. Marla Berggren Debbie Boss Beverly Brigham Bonnie Brigham Roger Gabel Ron G latter Kirk Gulbrandson Chere Hatt Cindy Hiemer Helen Hohndorf Jayne Killham Addie Kozisek Kathy Krumbach Sandi Krumbach Leonard Larson Bonnie Lassek Sally McGimpsey Kris McKeag Rick Nekl Tim Nekl Larry Nickolite Susan Rosenberry Jean Slusarski Murray Smith Kathy Trout Jerry Vrbka Barb Wombacher Barry Wombacher THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY MATT’S MARKET, SHELBY. 527-3481 16 s o 1 II o M « u IM Robert Brase Robert Buchholz Tommy Burns Van Grossnicklaus Tim Gutz Michael Hatt Judy Hembloom Drew Hopwood Jeanie Hopwood Steve Hopwood Greg Kosch Debbie Linda Blake Matousek Bonnie McGimpsey Becky Nekl Susan Olcott Randy Perry Ernie Rougish Sandy Rosenberry Gary Schmid Debbie Schneider Bob Smith Barb Stahura Peggy Trout Greg Voss Judy Vrbka David White THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY THE SHELBY SUN, SHELBY OIL COMPANY, SHELBY 17 Marilyn Alt Albert Bahr JoAnn Benda Delores Czuba Barb DeTurk Bob Fletcher Sue Hatt Julie Heibel Bob Hiemer Doug Hopwood Janelle Hopwood Susan Kampovitz Cindy Krumbach John Matousek ( Dick McMeekin Gloria Morgan Charles Nickolite Kellan Perry Greg Peterson Debbie Pope Dan Schmid Diane Schneider Debbie Scow Karen Slusarski Jerry Stewart Debra Treadway Marla Wombacher THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY AUGUSTIN INTERPRISES, INC., SHELBY The officers chosen to lead the Seniors in their final year at S. H. S. were: Maiv Graff, Pres. , Bob Thelen, V. Pres. Hal Blevins, Treasurer, Mary Lassek, Sec. CLASS OFFICERS Elected to lead the Sophomore class were: Drew Hopwood, V. Pres. , Bob Smith, Pres. , Judy Hem- bloom, Sec. , Bob Brase, Treas. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY SHELBY MILL ELEVATOR, THE A B LOUNGE, SHELBY Those chosen to lead the Junior class this year were: Murray Smith, Pres. , Cindy Hiemer, V. Pres. , Helen Hohndorf, Sec. , Chere Hatt Treas. Class Leaders for the Freshmen were: Kellan Perry, Treas. , Greg Peterson, Sec. , Debbie Treadway, Pres. , Doug Hopwood, V. Pres. 19 EIGHTH GRADE Jean Bierbower Mike Bock Patty Bock Cherie Buchholz Ruby Burns Kathy Coffin Marilyn Coffin Tom Czapla Michael DeTurk Ronald Dolezal Jean Farris Robert G latter Sheri Hasselbach Gayle Hopwood Randy Jones Francis Kosch Dale Linda Alan Logan Dixie Nekl Kevin Perry Not pictured: Billie Thelen Susan Voss Debra Peterson Mary Rongish Pamela Rongish Joseph Slusarski Deborah Treon Deborah Alt Roger Anderson Lori Andreasen Jolene Erase Carolyn Bums Sharon Dolezal Diane Gabel Monte Grossnicklaus Lori Gutz Donal Hiemer Steven Hiemer Roger Houdersheldt Brian Hopwood Mary Jo Krumbach Debbie Kubicek Debbie Kuhnel Paulette Kumpf Frances Lassek Reggie Nekl Phyllis Oppliger Robin Perry Randall Peterson Lorraine Rafert Particia Slusarski Vicki Stewart Michael Uphoff Loretta Vrbka Ronnie Vrbka Kimberly Wills Annelle White s E V E N T H G R A D E THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY SHELBY CATTLE COMPANY Louis Benda Pamela Brigham Russell Dey Shirley Dolezal Kathy Hembloom Mark Hopwood Chris Houdersheldt Theresa Jones Janet Kampovitz Larry Killham Bruce Kosch Lou Logan Marshall McClusky James McKeag Jeff Rongish Becky Schmid Karen Scroggins Terry Smith (not pictured) Debra Larson s i X T H G R A D E F I F T H G R A D E Mary Augustin Richard Augustin Michael Benda Michael Boss Lorrie Cynova Kimberly Gutz Mark Hegi Daniel Kobza Lisa Kobza Kathy Lassek Eugene Levos Marian Slusarski Carol Treadway Toni Treon Monte Uphoff Gaylene Voss Calien Vrbka Michael Vrbka Steven Wombacher Kevin Hecker (not pictured) Mark G latter THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SHELBY. F O U R T H G R A D E Daniel Alt Michael Andreasen Carol Bierbower Marsha Bock David Boro Timmy Burns Laura Coffin Donna Dey Kelly Grossnicklaus Scott Hecker Kathy Hoeft Cherie Kobza Leslie Kumpf Richard Moon Kollin Perry Lori Pesicka Jean Rafert Debra Reha Douglas Schmid Daniel Thelen Monte Voss Elaine Wagner Robyn W ills David Wyman Maxine Gabel Mark Cutz Bonnie Hohndorf Bonnie Kobza Brien Kosch Kenneth Kozicek Richard Kubicek Kelly Moody Debra O'Brien Pamela Olcott Timothy Oppliger Chris Peterson Linda Reha Julie Royse Deborah Russell Ronald Schmid Shelly Scow Mark Stewart Wanda Vrbka Larry Whitmore Crystal Peterson T H I R D G R A D E THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY OSCEOLA BODY SHOP, BUSH’S DRUGS, NOHRSTEDTS 22 (OSCEOLA) Lisa Andreasen James Bierbower Angela Blevins Jerry Bock Dale Boro Brenda Eller Julie Hoeft Ronnie Hopwood Jody Adkins Kathi Augustin Neena Clark Kim Coffin Laurie Dolezal Connie Eller John Gabel Greg Hecker Mike Hoeft DeeAnn Hopwood Tim Hopwood Amy Kobza Michelle Kosch Micheal Kouma Kevin Levos Linda Micek Kurtis Perry Rodney Scroggins Randy Smith Geri Ann Sobiezyk David Jones Linda Kouma Debbie Levos Rick Micek John Moody Kendall Perry Karla Schneider Chris Scow Tim Smith Kurt Spitz Andy Vrbka LaRee Wagner Denise White Greg Whitmore Peggy Wombacher Doughlas Moon MRS. KRIEGER Kelly Spitz RoxAnn Thelen E)onna Vrbka Cindy Whitmore Scott Wills Absent John Wombacher s E C o N D G R A D E F I R S T G R A D E this page sponsored Bv JERRY TONNIGES CHEVROLET, HAROLD’S MARKET, POLK COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION, osceola.Nebraska KINDERGARTEN Barbara Augustin Mark Bernt Jeffrey Burns Pat Bierbower Russell Cermak Michael Eller Terry Eller Carol Gabriel Brian Hiemer Pat Hoe ft Roy Houdershelt Shelly Ingalls Gina Jareiki Kevin Jurrens Jeannie Krumbach Paul Kouma Karla Kuhnel Jerome Lassek Scott Moody Randy Oppliger Lori Opplinger Lisa Podraza Katherine Rafert Debra Scholz Keith Shonka Jill Thewke Michelle Uphoff Angela Vrbka MRS. HARTSON Absent Brenda Birkel THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY R. L. D. INC. BUTLER COMPANY INC., OHLINGER’S, OF DAVID CITY ORGANIZATIONS THE HUSKY BAND We arc living in the age of Aquarius, so the song says, and the Shelby Husky Marching Band knows it. The word aquarius signifies wa- ter. Band Day in Lincoln brought the first opportunity for the Marching Huskies to perform, sporting their beautiful new uniforms and hats. Homecoming gave the Band their first chance to perform for the hometown crowd. The Band performed at all the home football games this year with a pre-game and a half-time show, another first for the Marching Huskies. The Pep Band then took over for the basketball sea- son continuing to support the teams in T. J. Brass style. The Band had their first taste of marching competition at Harvest of Harmony in Grand Island. This moist chilly day also brought the Hus- kies good luck, receiving hon- ors in marching competition. November 2, 1968, State Marching Contest was defi- nitely a turning point for the ground pounders. The band was one of the three Class D Bands out of eight in the State receiving a Superior rating and a big beautiful trophy. Incidentily, close examina- tion of the trophy will reveal water spots due to either rain- drops or tears of joy. At the Crossroads Confer- ence Band Festival held in York, the Shelby musicians worked hard and as a result won five first chair positions out of a total of fifteen. Thus concludes a very suc- cessful chapter for the Shelby Husky Band, truly living in the Age of Aquarius. SHS BAND: 1ST ROW: Susan Voss, Debbie Pope, Sally McGimpsey, Sheri Hassel- bach, Peggy Trout, Bob Buchholz, Susan Rosenberry, Danny Schmid, Marv Graff, Kathy Trout, Judy Hembloom. 2ND ROW: Barb DeTurk, Debbie Treadway, Gayle Hopwood, Becky Nekl, Paulette Kumpf, Kalian Perry, Brian Hopwood, Cherie MAJORETTES: Gloria Morgan, Sandy Krumbach, Kathy Krumbach, Debbie Boss, Cindy Krumbach, Cindy Hiemer. 26 JUNIOR BAND: 1ST ROW:Janie Tread- way, Lou Logan, Becky Schmid, Judy Treadway, Peggy Augustin, Mike Boss, Mark Glatter, Marshal McCluskey, Larry Killham, Kathy Hembloom. 2ND TRUMPET TRIO: 1. Bonnie McGimpsey 2. Bob Buchholz 3. Cherie Buchholz DRUM ENSEMBLE: 1. Mike Halt 2. Leonard Larson 3. Kathy Halt 4. George Mecek 5. Sue Hatt SAXOPHONE QUARTET 1. Susan Rosenberry 2. Marv Graff 3. Debbie Boss 4. Judy Hernbloom Buchholz, Bonnie McGimpsey, Julie Heibel, Jerry Stewart, Dick McMeekin. 3RD ROW: Kathy Krumbach, Gloria Morgan, Sandy Krumbach, George Mecek, Cherie Hatt, Sue Hatt, Kathy Hatt, Leonard Larson, Mike Hatt, Bob Smith, Cindy Krumbach, Cindy Hiemer, Debbie Boss, Director: Mr. Adams. ROW: Mary Jo Krumbach, Lori Vrbka, Kevin Hecker, Pam Thelen, Terry Jones, Billy Thelen, Mark Hopwood, Ben Wagner, Lori Andreasen, Mr. Adams. BAND OFFICERS: Debbie Boss, Drum Majorette; Bob Buchholz, V. Pres. ; Susan Rosenberry, Sec. -Treas. ; Marv Graff, Pres. ; Sally McGimpsey, Stu. Coun. ; Mr. Lee Adams, Director. 27 M I X e d C h o r u s T r • i p i e T r I o 1ST ROW-Debbie Linda, Marla Berggren, Jeanie Hopwood, Cindy Krumbach, Janelle Hopwood, Peggy Trout, Kathy Krumbach, Judy Hembloom, Debbie Scow, Chere Hatt, Sue Hatt. 2ND ROW-Becky Nekl, Debbie Schneider, Bonnie Brigham, Gloria Morgan, Beverly Grigham, Julie Heibel, Susan Rosenberry, Sandy Krumbach, Debbie Treadway, Judy Vrbka. 3RD ROW-John Matousek, Kathy Hatt, Sally McGimp- sey, Jane Killham, Sandy Rosenberry, Kathy Trout, Connie Gondringer, Connie DeTurk, Mike Hatt, Dick McMeekin. 4TH ROW-Bob Hiemer, Steve Hopwood, Drew Hopwood, George Mecek, Mrs. Phillips, Dennis Kubicek, Hal Blevins, Bob Buchholz, Marv Graff. VOCAL MUSIC The vocal music de- partment consisted of several groups. Included in the small groups were the Madrigal group, triple trio, two trios, and a duet. The large groups were the mixed chorus, girls glee, and boys glee. We performed for church organizations, the Legion Auxiliary, Christ- mas radio programs, and for functions at school. In the fall, we went to York for the conference clinic. In the spring, we went to David City for the Music Contests. The singers and ac- companists worked together for a very suc- cessful year. 1ST ROW-Kathy Hatt, Jusy Vrbka, Bonn is Mc- Gimpsey. 2ND ROW-Chere Hatt, Susan Rosen- berry, Sally McGimpsey. 3RD ROW-Jane Killham, Connie DeTurk, Judy Hembloom. 28 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY NEATER’S STUDIO COLUMBUS, NEBRASKA Boy's Glee 1ST ROW-Bob Buchholz, Steve Hopwood, George Mecek, Hal Blevins, Dennis Kubicek, Drew Hopwood. 2ND ROW- Mike Hatt, Bob Hiemer, Mary Graff, John Matou- sek, Dick McMeekin. Madrigal 1ST ROW-Bob Buchholz, Susan Rosenberry. 2ND ROW-Connie DeTurk, Marv Graff, Judy Hembloom, Steve Hopwood, Sally McGimp- sey, Hal Blevins. Accompanist Bob Buchholz Girl's Glee 1ST ROW-Debbie Linda, Debbie Schneider, Jane Hopwood, Beverly Brig- ham, Julie Heibel, Sally McGimpsey, Susan Rosen- berry. 2ND ROW-Becky Neki, Jeanie Hopwood, Connie Gondringer, Con- nie DeTurk, Sandy Rosenberry, Kathy Trout, Jane Killham, Peggy Trout, Kathy Krumbach, Judy Hembloom. 3RD ROW-Sue Hatt, Kathy Hatt, Sandy Krumbach, Judy Vrbka, Debbie Scow, Marla Berggren, Cindy Krumbach, Debbie Treadway, Chere Hatt, Mrs. Phillips. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY COZY CORNER, KUHN OIL COMPANY, PROKUPEK SHOES, RALSTON PURINA OF COLUMBUS. NEBRASKA Pep Club: BACK ROW: Sue Hatt, Debbie Scow, Cindy Krumbach, Gloria Morgan, Marilyn Alt, Susan Kampovitz. 5TH ROW: JoAnn Benda, Becky Nekl, Jane Hop- wood, Julie Heibel, Barb DeTurk, Diane Schneider. 4TH ROW: Susan Olcott, Barb Stahura, Judy Hembloom, Sandy Rosenberry, Jean Hopwood, Peggy Trout, Debbie Linda. 3RD ROW: Babs Wombacher, Chere Hatt, Sandi Krumbach, Sally McGimpsey, Marla Berggren, Kris McKeag, Debbie Schneider. 2ND ROW: Beverly Brigham, Jane Killham, Kathy Hatt, Peggy Benda, Kathy Krumbach, Bonnie Brig- ham. 1ST ROW: Connie Gondringer, Susan Rosen- berry, Debbie Treadway, Judy Vrbka, Debbie Pope, Kathy Trout, Cindy Hicmcrj Cheer leaders: Connie DeTurk, Debbie Boss, Helen Hohndorf, Jackie Smith. Absent: Vicki Dunning. The S.H. S. Cheerleaders added much pep and spirit to the Husky Sports Season. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY CITY CAFE, OSCEOLA CLEANERS. AHRENS JEWELRY OF OSCEOLA. Pep Club Officers: Sec., Kathy Trout, Pres., Connie Gondringer, Stu. Coun., Kathy Krumbach, Treas., Cindy Hiemer, V.P. Susan Rosenberry. RESERVE CHEERLEADERS: Debbie Pope, Deb- bie Treadway, and Judy Vrbka. This year's Pep Club Sponsors were Mrs. Stuthman and Mrs. Gordon. PEP CLUB Cheering die boys on through a successful football season and a not-so-successful basketball season were the members of the Shelby Pep Club. The girls found that being in pep didn't always mean having fun and that there were both good times and bad times included. But the good tilings seemed to outnumber the bad and the girls behind the Shelby Huskies chalked up another year. The head of concessions for the Pep Club was Vicki Dunning. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: TOP TO BOTTOM: Debbie Boss, Helen Holmdorf, Connie DeTurk, and Jackie Smith. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY McCHRISTY JEWELRY, MIESLERS BOOK STORE, JORDAN’S HOME IMPROVEMENT CENTER, ALL OF COLUMBUS. STUDENT COUNCIL S.H.S, Student Council: BACK ROW: Mr. Hatt; Debbie Treadway, John Matousek, Bob Smith, George Mecek Debbie Boss, Marv Graff, Jerry Vrbka, Kathy Krumbach. SEATED: Sally McGimpsey, Bill Larson, Connie Gondringer, Murray Smith, Sandy Rosenberry. Student Council The Student Council feels that they succeeded in taking a larger part in school activities this year. Mr. Jones and Mr. Hatt supervised and assisted the members in formulating several new ideas. This year we tried to have a better teacher- student agreement all of us worked very hard to- gether organizing our Christmas Party and our High School Picnic. Students in each class that are chosen for class officer is allowed to represent their individual classes by being in Student Council. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY COLUMBUS BEAUTY COLLEGE, TOWN COUNTRY, OF SCHYLER, Student Council Officers: STANDING: Murray Smith, V. Pres., Bill Larson, Pres., Connie Gondringer, Secretary. PFEIFER ANIMAL CLINIC L. L. FOERSTER, OPTOMETRIST, OF DAVID CITY. S-Club Officers- George Mecek-President, Murray Smith-Vice President, Marv Graff- Sec. Treasurer, Jerry Vrbka, Student Council Representative. S-CLUB The 68-69 S-Club consisted of 22 members, each work- ing on all activities which the S-Club performs. The lettering system of the organization is as follows: 1. Football Participant must play one-half of the total Varsity quarters. Said participant may receive one quarter for starting any reserve game. 2. Basketball Participant must play one-fourth of the total Varsity quarters. 3. Track Participant must place in a major track meet or get a first in a duel or triangular. If a participant breaks an existing school record and has not met the preceding standards, he will letter in track. The Shelby S-Club thus concluded a very profitable year, promoting both good sportsmanship and also good citizenship. 1ST ROW-Steve Hopwood, Jerry Vrbka, George Mecek, Murray Smith, Marv Graff. 2ND ROW-Dennis Kubicek, Mr. O'Brien, Mr. Fusco, Ron Clatter. 3RD ROW-Tim Gntz, Drew Hopwood, Kirk Gul- brandson, Rick Nekl, Leonard Larson. 4TH ROW-Bob Buch- holz, Blake Matousek, Ernie Rongish, Greg Kosch, Bob Smith. 5TH ROW-Mike Hatt, Dick McMeekin, Bill Larson, Van Grossnicklaus, Barry Wombacher. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY BOOSIEKS — COAST TO COAST, GEISERS CLEANERS, TOMEK AND TOMEK, GAMBLES, HARRIS DRUGS, WESTERN DRIVE-IN, ALL OF DAVID CITY. STAFF: SEATED: Hal B levins, Bill Larson, Kathy Hatt, Kathy Krumbach, Peggy Benda, Connie Gondringer, Jackie Smith. STANDING: Connie DeTurk, Mary Lassek, Leonard Larson, Dennis Kubicek, George Mecek, Vicki Dunning, Diane Schlesinger, Bob Thelen, Mary Graff. SECTION EDITORS: SEATED: Bill Larson, Vicki Dunn- ing, Diane Schlesinger, George Mecek, Connie Gon- dringer. STANDING: Hal Blevins, Connie Deturk, Marv Graff, Jackie Smith. 69 HUSKY STAFF EDITOR............................Marv Graff CO-EDITOR.....................Connie DeTurk BUSINESS MANAGER........................Hal Blevins COPY...........................Vicki Dunning ORGANIZATIONS..............Connie Gondringer ACTIVITIES...........................Jackie Smith SPORTS.........................George Mecek PHOTOGRAPHERS..........................Bill Larson Diane Schlesinger HEAD TYPIST.................Diane Schlesinger JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES. . . Kathy Krumbach Leonard Larson ADVISER....................Mr. Fred Daulton The staff of the 1969 HUSKY wishes to express the hope that the hours of time and energy spent on this Yearbook will be rewarded by your satisfaction. Wc wish for you the pleasure of a book of mem- ories bringing back the fun, happiness, friendships, excitement, and inspiration of days now gone. Hard at work on layouts. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY Typen written! KEEN CORNER STEAK HOUSE, DOUGLAS LOMANSON CO., AND WILLIAM C. WIENDEL, all of columbus. HOMECOMING 1968 The 1968 Shelby High Homecoming festivities officially got underway on Thursday, October 3, at 7:30 p.m. with a spirited pep rally followed by a bonfire, after which the coronation took place in the school gym. Dennis Kubicek acting as master of ceremonies welcomed alumni, friends, and guests to participate in all the homecoming events. The S-Club entertained with a skit entitled Little Jack Horner, followed by some high spirited cheers led by the SHS Cheer- leaders. The SHS Band under the direction of Mr. Lee Adams, also added much spirit to the eve- ning. At the bonfire the Sophomore girls gave a skit depicting the Huskies defeat over the Terriers. The high point of the evening was the crowning of the 1968 Homecoming Royalty. This year's royalty, Bill Larson and Connie DeTurk were crowned by Craig Buch- holz and Kay Abbott. The other candidates were: 1st runners-up, George Mecek and Connie Gond- ringer; 2nd runners-up, Marv Graff and Jackie Smith. Chosen by the candidates as crown bearers were Connie Eller and Timmy Hopwood. The Queen was pre- sented a dozen long- stemmed red roses and an identification bracelet from the S-Club by rep- resentative, Murray Smith. The Pep Club, represented by Susan Rosenberry, presented the King with an identifica- tion bracelet. This year’s theme being Fairy Tales, the gym was decorated in royal blue and silver with the theme Cinderella. The stage was set with the traditional love seats for the reigning King and Queen. 36 This years annual 1968 Homecoming Parade was held October 4. The Shelby High School Marching Band led the Home- coming Royalty, and the floats. Shelby High completed their homecoming with a victory over Rising City, with a score of 30-0. Following the Football Game a Victory Dance was held in the High School gym. The SHS Band sporting their brand new band uniforms have a lot to be proud of, as they have won two Superior ratings this year. The Junior Class won 2nd place with their float entitled Jack and the Beanstalk. The Sophomore float the Old Woman in a Shoe won 1st prize. The Shelby Huskies bombed the Rising City Terries in a Homecoming Victory of 30-0. Shelby in Wonderland by the Freshmen won 4th 38 place. The Pied Piper won the Seniors third place. The Seniors Present: “FATHER WAS A HOUSEWIFE The Cast: FRONT ROW: Jackie Smith, Dennis Kubicek, Vicki Dunning, George Mecek, Kathy Hatt, Bill Larson. 2ND ROW: Millie Knight, Bob Thelen, Diane Schlesinger, Connie Gondringer, Marv Graff, Connie DeTurk. 3RD ROW: Peggy Benda, Mary Lassek, Hal Blevins, Mr. Fred Daulton. CHARACTERS Julie Butler . . . Doug Butler . . . Dr. Ann Butler . . Tom Butler . . . Mrs. Hanson . . . Hank Steincke . . Warren........... Sergeant Lutzfelder Mrs. Cranfield . . Mrs. Ames . . . . Pat Flanagan . . . Mrs. Norris . . . Miss Osborne . . . Calvin Pepper . . Cynthia Lewis . . ... Kathy Hatt . . George Mecek . . Vicki Dunning t Dennis Kubicek Connie Gondringer . . . Bob Thelen . . . . Marv Graff . . . . Bill Larson • • • Peggy Benda Diane Schlesinger . . Jackie Smith . . Millie Knight . . Mary Lassek . . . Hal Blevins . . Connie DeTurk The Teaberry Shuffle Just one of those practice situations Oh my goodness, I hope I didn't forget to pluck this morning! THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY Does it hurt, and have a temperature? ANDERSON'S FLORISTS, THE BLUE BIRD SHOP, FLEISCHER DRUG COMPANY ALL OF COLUMBUS. J r. C I a s s P I a LOCK, STOCK, AND LIPSTICK Residents of The Principal's Office ! Characters Gordon Warren................mild-mannered guidance counselor Ron Clatter Charlie Plunkett........................................salty janitor Rick Nek I Mrs. Maggs......................................cleaning lady Kathy Trout Mary Lou Brennan......................charming, lively senior Kathy Krumbach Don Donley..............................Mary Lou's boyfriend Murray Smith Larry Donley..............................Don's older brother Barry Wombacher Miss Entwhistle.................kindly principal of Pembroke Jayne Killham Miss Prather............................business-like teacher Susan Rosenberry Carol Izzard....................over-made-up high school girl Barbara Wombacher Mrs. Donley...........................Mother of Larry and Don Jean Slusarski Jane Gardner.........................attractive young teacher Sally McGimpsey y OH! Mr. Warren!! The Cast: FRONT ROW: Babs Wombacher, Barry Wombacher. 2ND ROW: Murray Smith, Sally McGimpsey, Ron Glatter, Kathy Krumbach. 3RD ROW: Jayne Kill- ham, Mr. Daulton, Susan Rosenberry, Kathy Trout, Rick Nekl, Jean Slusaski. My Sakes! Supervising Sanitary Engineers? A regular Sir Walter Raleigh! this page sponsoted by HINKEY DINKEY of davidcity HADLEY-BRAITHWAIT COMM, of columbus. Connie Gondringer, Mistress of Ceremonies. The annual Athletic Banquet was held on April 12th 1969. The welcome was given by Pep Club President, Connie Gondringer. Following, Coaches John O'Brien and Terry Fusco presented awards for football, basketball, and volleyball lettermen. Mrs. Stuthman presented Pep Club Awards. Entertainment was furnished by the Trio and Triple Trio. Speaker for the banquet was John Melton, Assistant football coach from the University of Nebraska. This years banquet held a all-time attendance record. Speaker for the 1969 banquet, John Melton. THE HUSKY LETTERMEN Entertainment was provided by the Triple Speech by volleyball rio captain-Diane Sclesinger. The volleyball girls receive awards. THIS PAGE sponsored BY BLEVINS PHARMACY, FIRST NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST CO., OF COLUMBUS. Tell it like it is! Blow, Grabriel, Blow! Here's a look at our WILD alto saxophone section. Hie Shelby High Auditorium on May 13, 1969, was the scene of the annual SHS Band Banquet. A delicious variety of foods were assembled by the parents of the Bandsmen and the faculty. Following the dinner, a brief history of the 68 G 69 Husky Band happenings was given by Mr. Adams. Presentation of awards to the Superior rated soloists and members of ensembles followed, those receiving recognition were: Bob Buchholz for his baritone solo, Susan Rosenberry for her Baritone Sax Solo, the Drum Ensemble, and the Saxophone Quartet. The two graduating Seniors, Kathy Hatt and Marv Graff, were presented with Band pins from the Band Mothers. Marv, the Band President, presented Mr. Adams with a gift in appreciation for all he has done to strengthen the spirit and sportsmanship of the Band. The second part of the evening hosted three surprise guest soloists. Mr. O'Brien on the Trombone raised the roof to the tune of TROMBONIC RAPSODY. Mr. Fusco made himself heard on the Vibraphone, and Mr. Adams demonstrated some expert drumming to HUMORES- CAPADE. The songs played by the Band were directed by six different student directors. The evening was con- cluded to the victorious beat of the NOTRA DAME VICTORY MARCH better known as SCHOOL SONG. The Band Mothers should surely be congratulated for sponsoring such a great evening. Student director, Bob Buchholz is seen leading the Band through one of its tunes. SEATED at the head table were the Band Officers, Seniors, President of the Band Mothers, and Mr. G Mrs. Adams. The table was decorated with the new State Marching Contest Trophy, and other honors the Band has received this year. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY DON’S PH ILLI PS 66 SERVICE, COLUMBUS; AND THE COLUMBUS SALES PAVILION. The Junior-Senior banquet and Prom was held in the school gym- nasium Saturday night, May 3. Mothers of the Juniors prepared the meal which was served in a dining room walled off by crepe paper streamers. The entrance wall was thatched with huge palm leaves. Palm trees, sea shells, and the ocean in the back- ground decorated the gym and carried out the theme, Tropical Isle. Barefoot waiters and waitresses were dressed in bright colored costumes suitable for the tropics. The dance featured a combo The Brass Tones. Following the grand march, a son and mother, daughter and father special number honored the parents of the Classes of 69 G 70. Helen and Murray enjoy the dance. TROPICAL On May 3, 1969, the Juniors entertained the Seniors and Faculty at the SHS Junior-Senior Banquet. The gym was turned into a Tropical Island, decorated with grass huts, palm trees, a waterfall, sea shells, and fish net. Each guest received a Hawaiian welcome presented with a lei. Adding At the head table were seated those who participated in the program. Murray Smith, President of the Junior Class, acted as toastmaster for the occasion. 44 Following the grand march, this dance was dedicated to the Juniors and Seniors. much beauty to the evening was an Anther- ium plant, flown in from Hawaii, by Mr. and Mrs. Bud Abbott, in memory of their son Doug. This was truly an occasion which the Seniors will remember and cherish. The Junior girls provided the entertainment by singing their rendition of Bali Hai, thinking quote; Shut up baby we're trying to sing. The comer of the gym was decorated with a waterfall and a wishing well, accented by gen- uine, artifical palm trees. luxury We're some of the special class that rode on the same bus as Paul Revere the Raiders. SNEAK DAY On May 15th the 14 Seniors left for groovey Colorado Springs, Colorado, for SOME weekend. After spending Thursday night and early Friday morn- ing, playing cards, eating, dancing down the isles of that swinging bus, and setting the record for having 14 kids in the rest room of the bus, we arrived at the Broadmoor. Would you believe it? Once we got settled in our rooms, we were all ready to go again! While in Colorado we visited the Air Force Academy, the Garden of the Gods, Seven Falls, and the Cave of the Winds. Saturday we took the bus up- town for a shopping trip, and don't for- get to inquire about the Village Idiot? That evening we all enjoyed steaks in a popular restaurant, which featured a floor show. Sunday morning we left the elegant Broadmoor, for dear old Shelby. This ended a trip that will never be forgotten. Our ever faithful bus driver, John Cannon, got us through thick and thin. This is the Broadmoor, famous for their natural scenic surroundings, and one of America's most famous resort hotels. The snow-topped mountain is Pikes Peak. It is one of the world's most famous mountains. Rising 14, 110 feet above Colorado Springs. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY This is just an outside view of the beautiful chapel at the Air Force Academy. FARMERS STATE BANK, H. F. GARHAN AND BILL SIMA, AUCTIONEERS, risingcity. The beautiful Lake Terrace Fountain The Great White Hunter! looking out unto the Lake Broadmoor. Take it from us, chipmunks don't like rocks! Vicki's fed up with Louise's wise cracks. If you look to the center of the picture, you'll see the Special Class at their best. When I woke up this morning. . . I eat it like dis! A private party was held here in The Seniors return home very tired, our honor. this page sponsored by the YORK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, McCLOUD HOTEL; york. Nebraska. FINISHED YET BEGINNING Here are the 1969 graduates of S. H. S. The most important step for the Seniors was the door to S.H. S. that closed behind each after receiving his diploma. The door closing behind the graduates was also the opening of a door into the larger world. 48 c 0 M M E N C E M E N T 1 9 6 9 SALUTATORIAN: Kathleen JoAnn Hatt VALEDICTORIAN: Mary E. Lassek Mel Heibel had the honor of presenting the graduates with their diplomas. Here Hal Blevins receives his diploma. The 14 Seniors finally received their long awaited diplomas, on May 27; after much hard work and determi- nation. The SHS Band played the traditional Pomp and Circumstance tor the proces- sional and recessional. Vicki Lee Dunning was awarded a Regents Freshman scholarship. She and Kathleen JoAnn Hatt shared salutatorian honors. Mary E. Lassek was valedictorian. Each of tiie 3 received a copy of the book I Dare You, from the Readers Digest and a trophy. Marvin Paul Graff was presented a Nebraska Wesleyan University scholar- ship. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Abbott provided the beautiful flowers, which added to the decora- tions. SALUTATORIAN: Vicki Lee Dunning Expressions of joy following that long awaited moment. The last stand of the Seniors before they become gradu- ates of Shelby High School. this page sponsored by SHELBY LUMBER SUPPLY INC., shelby JORDAN’S BAKERY, GREINER FURNITURE, of columbus. 'Twas A Great Day For The Freshmen! The Class of 70 will probably, always remember the day the Seniors showed them their authority. WOW! Let's hope they enjoyed it as much as we did! The Freshmen will remember the day the Seniors Socked it to them for a long time ! BEFORE: We see the Freshmen singing Hail To The Seniors. this page sponsored by MEACH BROTHERS BILLARDS, CUMMINGS REALTY, MIDWEST GLASS SERVICE, all of columbus. Defense: Drew Hopwood, Van Grossnicklaus, Ron Glattcr, Bob Smith, Jerry Vrbka, Rick Nekl, Steve Hop- wood, Murray Smith. FOOTBALL 68 The 1968 football season was a very pleasant surprise to most Husky followers. With all starters lost by graduation and only three returning lettermen, the prospects for a good season were slim. The final result of eight wins and one loss to the top rated team in Class D 8-Man football showed die desire and spirit of die team. Several transfers helped greatly in this winning season. The hopes for another fine season in 1969 are high with all starters returning. I Coaches John O'Brien G Terry Fusco 1ST ROW-Bob Smith, Jerry Vrbka, Murray Smith, Barry Wombacher, Rick Nekl, Ernie Rongish, Steve Hopwood, Blake Matousek, Bill Larson. 2ND ROW-Ron Glat- ter, Drew Hop- wood, Dave White, Randy Perry, Leonard Larson, Bob Buchholz, Gary Schmid, Dan Schmid. 3RD ROW-Coach Fusco, Greg Peterson, Van Grossnicklaus, Greg Kosch, John Matousek, Doug Hopwood, Jerry Stewart, Bob Hiemer, Coach O'Brien. a a Offense: Drew Hopwood, Bob Smith, Greg Kosch, Jerry Vrbka, Ernie Rongish, Steve Hopwood, Rick Nekl, Murray Smith. FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD 8-1 Season Shelby Opponent Score Shelby Mead 19-13 Shelby Hampton 12- 0 Shelby McCool Junction 53-14 Shelby Rising City 30- 0 Shelby Monroe 55-22 Shelby Hordville 50- 7 Shelby Gresham 7-27 Shelby Bradshaw 21-15 Shelby Marquette 62-12 ALL-CONFERENCE Murray Smith; End Jerry Vrbka; Center c a P t a i n s C o 68 Varsity-FRONT ROW-Greg Peterson, Ernie Rongish, Dave White, Jerry Vrbka, Blake Matousek, Rick Nekl. 2ND ROW-Bob Smith, Dennis Kubicek, Ron Clatter, Drew Hopwood, Steve Hopwood, Coach O'Brien. I Co-Captains: Steve Hopwood Ernie Rongish 54 BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD 2-18 Season Shelby Opponent Score Shelby Horville 38-56 Shelby Osceloa 35-77 Shelby Platte Center 53-45 Shelby McCool Junction 46-59 Shelby Rising City 35-59 Shelby Gresham 39-68 Shelby Bradshaw 52-62 Shelby Polk 39-57 Shelby Benedict 39-55 Shelby Hampton 30-39 Shelby East Butler 42-58 Shelby Marquette 58-71 Shelby Clarks 30-91 Shelby Silver Creek 42-52 Shelby Monroe 48-59 Shelby Hampton 44-38 Shelby Gresham 41-45 Shelby Hampton 41-52 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY CONSUMERS PUBLIC POWER DISTRICT, COLUMBUS,NEBRASKA Reserves: KNEELING: John Matousek, Bob Hiemer, Greg Voss, Danny Schmid, Tim NekI, Mike Hatt. STANDING: Gary Schmid, Tim Gutz, Mr. Fusco-Coach, Van Grossnicklaus, Jerry Stewart, Doug Hopwood. BASKETBALL Despite a dismal record of two wins and eighteen losses, the basketball team ended on a happy note. In district play die Huskies were a surprise as they defeated Hampton and pushed Gresham into overtime before falling by a four point margin. Team spirit was good all season as underclassmen dominated the varsity. A lack of height, shooting, and experience was a big factor in losing so many games. However die return of ten let- termen bolster hopes for a better record next year. We want two, Drew ! ! 55 Our faithful coaches: John O'Brien and Terry Fusco. The Husky Huddle—Let's Hustle ! 1ST ROW- Peggy Trout, Judy Hernbloom, Kathy Trout, Helen Hondorf, Kathy Krumbach, Diane Schlesingcr. 2ND ROW- Debbie Scow, Susan Kampovitz, Debbie Boss, Gloria Morgan, Coach Fusco, Jean Hopwood, Marylin Alt, Debbie Linda, Barb Wombacher. VOLLEYBALL The 1968-69 Volleyball Season was fairly successful. The girls finished with a season of 10 wins and 5 losses. This in- cludes beating a fine volleyball team from Bradshaw for third place in the Crossroads Conference Volleyball Tournament. Two girls from this years tieam were nominated all-confer- ence. Kathy Trout received a second team nomination for all- conference and Diane Schlesinger was picked first team all- conference. The team had its ups and downs, losing to some teams that they should have beaten. This can be expected of a young team with only one graduating Senior, they should be able to smooth out the ups and downs thus increasing their win record. We're expecting a great team next year girls! HUSTLE ! ! ! Coach Terry Fusco THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY M S TRANSFER, KEPNER-ROBERTS, osceola. Nebraska SHS VOLLEYBALL SCOREBOARD 10-5 Season Opponent Score Helen Hondorf SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS Horville McCool Junction Rising City Bradshaw Benedict Hampton Gresham Marquette Clarks Silver Creek Monroe 10-3 4-11 14-9 4-12 12-7 15-1 12- 7 5-10 15-3 10-12 4-12 3-15 14-5 11-7 13- 4 6-10 12-5 8- 14 9-11 6-12 11-13 9- 6 8-10 9-6 8-10 11-9 12-6 15-1 8-6 15-5 Diane Schlesinger 1ST ROW-Bill Larson, Greg Kosch, Tim Neki, Barry Wombacher, Rick Nekl, Jerry Vrbka, Leonard Larson, John Matousek. 2ND ROW-Coach Fusco, A1 Bahr, Ernie Rongish, Bob Smith, Randy Perry, Steve Hopwood, Dennis Kubicek, Doug Hopwood. 3RD ROW - Drew Hopwood, Murray Smith, Van Grossnicklaus, Tim Gutz, Ron Glatter, Coach O'Brien, Student Manager Mike Hatt. HUSKY TRACK SEASON '69 this page sponsored by TRAILS WEST CAFE, FARMERS CO-OP GRAIN CO., OF RISING CITY, AND POUCKA, OF COLUMBUS. The 1969 Shelby Track Season was a re- building year, as the squad was dominated by underclassmen. However the leadership of graduating Seniors Bill [.arson and Dennis Kubicek will be missed. Several new school records were set. They are: Pole Vault, Two Mile Run, Two Mile Relay, and Triple Jump. The following were new events run this year and are also new school records: 440 Yard Relay, 280 Yard High Hurdle Shuttle Relay, 480 Yard Low Hurdle Shuttle Relay, Sprint Medley Relay, and Distance Medley Relay. Two trophies were won this year. They were the 880 Relay and 440 Yard Relay which were won at the Big Swede Relays. Bill Larson Murray Smith this page sponsored BY boosters- COLUMBUS MUSIC CO., COLUMBUS FLORISTS BOYD HARDWARE, AND PEARSON'S SPORTS SHOP all of columbus; and AND 7-INN. They'll never win the Miss America Contest! Good Grief Charlie Brown! Better check the box, Mr. Jones! And it isn't even Thursday. Excellent driving skill demonstrated by Greg Voss?? Meanwhile, back at 8th period! 62 THINK PUKE! The Seniors say farewell, to all the good times at SHS, and with them they take many fond memories. GOOD LUCK! IN MEMORIAM There comes a time for all of us When we must say good-bye, But faith and hope and love and trust Can never, never die, Although the curtain falls at last Is that a cause to grieve? The future's fairer than the past If only we believe And trust in God's eternal care-- So when the Master calls Let's say that life is still more fair Although the curtain falls. DOUGLAS DEAN ABBOTT 1949-1969 There's a regular guy, we all recall, He was handsome, sturdy, brave, and tallj He played the game, 'twas fair and square, For everyone knew Old Doug was there. His winning ways, and twinkling eye- Charmed all the girls, as he passed by; In class and at every school affair, Everyone knew Old Doug would be there. Although he was tall, he was tried and true- He looked up to all the old folks he knew; To the aged he'd give a hand, most anywhere, They all knew Old Doug was there. 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