Shelby High School - Husky Yearbook (Shelby, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1975 volume:

Shelby 1974-1975 Husky I Remember The carefree days of child, the growing pains are in the past And with these thoughts, the memories will forever last. Moments as we live them, in which happier from day to day We remember all the excitement, little things we do or say As the time moves, flies by and faster to the end The future is beginning to come more happenings begin We look back remember, the mistakes we regret So many tears of the things we'll never forget. Farewell to all, with our lives starting a new kind With leaving all our friends, in our hearts on our minds. Administration SCHOOL BOARD Standing: Curtis Ingalls, Donald Alt. Seated: Lavern Boss, Vice President; Gene Scow, President; Chet Buchholz, Secretary; Leonard Heimer. ROBERT L. JONES, Principal Drivers Education. OMAINE T. PESICKA, Business Math. Superintendent, KEITH JURRENS, Physics, Mathema- tics, Jr. High Principal, Volleyball, Girl's Basketball. TRIPLE S” SERVICE SHELBY PLANING MILL MERV’S PLUMBING HEATING PHONE 527-3261 SHELBY, NE 68662 SHELBY. NE 68662 SHELBY, NE 68662 LES WEBER Instrumental Music RICHARD SHANAHAN Industrial Arts Asst. Girls Basketball Coach a c u I t y VERNON LOCKMAN Business DARROL GRAY General Science, Biology. BILL’S 66 A A TRUCKING INC. AUGUSTIN BROTHERS SHELBY, NE 68662 SHELBY, NE 68662 SHELBY, NE 68662 JOHN O'BRIEN Guidance Physical Education Social Science TERRY FUSCO Physical Education Science Driver Education MARIETTA PETERS LYNN YOUNG MARY MATHER English II Spanish I II Home Economics Librarian English Physical Education 1 2 JIM MATHER History JOE’S Physical Education TEXACO SERVICE nciNn rrrv ne FIRST NATIONAL BANK navinriTv me JIM YOUNG Drama English Speech Journalism DAVID CITY BANK nax inrrrv me TEACHER'S AIDS: Mrs. Jurrens, Mrs. Grossnicklaus, Mrs. COOKS: Mrs. Paulsen, Mrs. Wagner, Mrs. Hoeft, Mrs. Lux. Spitz. SECRETARIES: Mrs. Glatter and Mrs. Eller. Busily at work Boy, I've seen buns before but this is ridiculous. Roger Moon and Francis Alt TOWBRIDGE MOTORS INC. FORD-MERCURY IF YOU WANT TO DEAL FOR WHEELS” SEE US DAVID CITY. NE Mr. Jones, Mr. O'Brien, Smith, Mrs. Gabel, Mrs. Mr. Gray, Mr. Shanahan, Reisdorff. Mrs. FIRST NATIONAL BANK DAVID CITY, NE DAVID CITY BANK DAVID CITY, NE Boredom Study Halls KIRBY COMPANY OF YORK 718 LINCOLN ST. 8 YORK, NE 362-5588 YORK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE YORK, NE STROMSBURG HOTEL CAFE STROMSBURG, NE Front Row: Kathy Hernbloom, Peggy Morgan, Judy Treadway, Pam Thelen, Terri Jones, Pam Brigham, Lou Logan, Carol Czapla, Janet Kampovitz, not pictured Cris Houdersheldt. Back Row: Jim McKeag, Terry Smith, Larry Killham, Bruce Kosch, Pat Ray, Mark Hopwood, John Czapla, Ben Wagner, and Kirtus Augustin. 10 KIRTUS AUGUSTIN; Basketball 1, Football 2.3.4, Band 1,2,3,4, Class play 3, S-Club 1, 2.3.4, S-Club officer 4. PAMELA SUE BRIGHAM: Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Girl's State 3; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Swing Choir 2,3,4; Girl's Glee 1,2,3,4; Triple Trio 2,3, 4; Class Officer 2,3; Clarinet Ensemble 1,2, 3,4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Volleyball 2; Band President 4; Annual Staff 4; Vale- dictorian 4. JOHN HENRY CZAPLA: Mixed Chorus 1; Boy's Glee 1; Annual Staff 4; CAROL JEAN CZAPLA: Track 1,2; Girl's Glee 1,2,3,4; lyiixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; CLASS COLORS PINK AND BURGUNDY MOTTO THE PAST FOREVER GONE; THE FUTURE STILL OUR OWN, FLOWER ROSE FLOWER ROSE KATHY JUNE HERNBLOOM: Band 1,2,3,4; Band Officer 4; Vocal Music 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2; Pep Club Officer 3,4; Class Officer 1; Volleyball 1, 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; State Track Meet 3; Girl's Basketball 4; All Class Play 3; Home- coming Candidate 4; Girl's State Alternate 3. 11 We, the graduates of 1974-75, page through our last book of memories. Flashes of the past are projected to the present in our minds. Lit- tle things such as Blah Monday, the 3:25 bell, lunch, and Fridays are well remembered. Then again there were the daily routines such as the crowded halls, classroom lectures, daily assignments, looking at the same people every day, and study halls. As a group we've been through a lot over the past years. We've omitted so much, our personal joys and triumphs, sharing ideas, being with friends, the feeling of disappointment when a friend lets us down, a joke we heard in class, laughable incidents, sorrowful occasions. We can't relive them, our future lies in front of us. Yet this year will remain in the back of our memories, to be taken out at different times, laughed or cried at and discussed. Then it will be put back to sit over the years until future use. To look back upon the friends and re- memberances that were left behind, but not to be forgotten—those memories will never die. N LARRY ROBERT KILLHAM; Mixed Course 1,2,3,4; Boys Glee 1,2,3; Swing Choir 1,2, 3,4; One Act Play 3; All Class Play 3; Newspaper Staff 3; Annual Staff 3; Annual Editor 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; March of Dimes Candidate 4. LOU JANE LOGAN: Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 4; Band Ensem- ble 1,2,3; All-Class Play 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Speech Contest 2; Class Officer 4; BRUCE ALAN KOSCH; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Football First Team All-Con- ference 4; S-Club 3,4; Swing Choir 1,2,3,4; Boy's Glee 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 1; S-Club Officer 4; Home- coming Candidate 4; I saw the sky at sunset and I knew that we have no need to wonder at the beauty of Heaven, when God creates such glory on an ordinary day . . . and then my heart remembered that there is no such thing as an ordinary day. JAMES WALLACE McKEAG: S-Club 1,2,3, 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3; Class Officer 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2; All Con- ference Honorable Mention in Football 4; All-Class Play 2,3. 13 PEGGY ANN MORGAN: Girls Glee 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Swing Choir 1,2,3; Triple Trio 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Volley Ball 1,2,3,4; Volley Ball Conference Hon- orable Mention 3,4; Class Officer 4; All Class Play 3; Drill Team 1,2,3,4; Girl's Basketball 4; School Paper Staff 3. PATRICK M. RAY: Transferfrom Sterling; Football 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 2,3; Mix Chorus 2,3; Boys Glee 2,3; Swing Choir 2,3; Football All Conference 3; School Pa- per 3; S-Club 2,3,4; All Class Play 3; An- nual Staff 4. REBECCA LEE SCHMID: Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2; Band 1, 2,3,4; Class Officer 1,2,3; Homecoming Candidate 4; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Triple Trio 1,2,3,4; Swing Choir 1,2,3,4; Band Ensembles 2,3,4; An- nual Staff 4. TERRY LEE SMITH: Boys Glee 1; Basket- ball 1,2; Track 1,2; im k 14 PAMELA SUE THELEN: Band 1,2,3,4; Per- cussion Ensemble 1,3,4; Vocal Music 1,2,3; Triple Trio 1,2,3; Swing Choir 1; Class Of- ficer 4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Annual Staff 4; Mascot 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; News- paper Staff 3; All-Class Play 3; JUDY CATHERINE TREADWAY: Band 1,2, 3,4; Band Officer 2; Vocal Music 1,2,3; Girl's Trio 1,2,3; Triple Trio 2,3; Swing Choir 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Field Com- mander 4; BENJAMIN RICHARD WAGNER: Band 1,2, 3,4; Boy's Glee 1, Band Manager 4; Trum- pet Trio 4; Mixed Chorus 4; 9 15 RAY J. WOMBACHER JR. SHELBY LUMBER ANDSUPPLY A B LOUNGE ALICE BILL MORGAN 16 SHELBY, NE 68662 SHELBY, NE68662 Pat Augustin Debbie Flamme Kim Gutz Eugene Levos Monte Uphoff Mike Benda Doug Girardin Kevin Hecker Dawn Lillie Gaylene Voss BOB’S TV 1262 26TH AVENUE COLUMBUS, NE 564-2987 ZENITH SALES SERVICE Juniors Mike Boss, President; Peggy Gabriel, Secretary Mike Morgan, Vice Presi- dent; Mike Vrbka, T reasurer McCHRISTY JEWELERS 2517 13TH STREET COLUMBUS, NE Lorrie Cynova Mark Glatter Mark Hegi Mary Slusarski Cal Vrbka Vickie Czapla Ann Grossnicklaus Kathy Lassek Jane Treadway Steve Wombacher CURRY BROTHERS CLOTHING HONDA SHOP COLUMBUS. NE Sophomores Dan Alt Pam Flamme Bob Moore Kollin Perry Greg Reisdorff Monte Voss Mike Andreasen Tim Gabriel Pat Morgan Lori Pesicka Ramona Rosenberry Kay Wagner Scott Augustin Kelly Grossnicklaus Rick Moon Peggy Woodard Carol Bierbower Scott Hecker Doug Schmid Laura Coffin Marsha Bock Kathy Hoeft Vicki Myers Jean Rafert John Stracke Robyn Wills David Boro Leslie Kumpf Jerry Nlckolite Debbie Reha Dan Thelen Dave Wyman B. K. FLOOR CRAFTERS COMPLETE STORE FOR ANY FLOOR 3021 23RDST. COLUMBUS, NE PERSON’S SPORT SHOP, INC. BLUEBIRD COLUMBUS'S COMPLETE SPORT SHOP LADIES READY-TO-WEAR COLUMBUS, NE COLUMBUS. NE 19 Freshmen Mike Darling Kenny Kozisek Debbie O'Brien Chris Peterson Judy Smith Maxine Gabel Rick Kubicek Pam Olcott Crystal Peterson Mark Stewart Mark Gutz Linda Reha Randy Tamerius Bonnie Hohndorf Brad Reisdorff Wanda Vrbka Brian Kosch Scott Nickolite Tim Oppliger Shelly Scow Larry Whitmore J.C. BYRNES INSURANCE AGENCY 1364 25TH AVENUE COLUMBUS. NE 68601 ROGER-RILEY MOTOR CO. FORD MERCURY-LINCOLN COLUMBUS. NE PLATTE VALLEY EGG POULTRY 3005 12TH STREET COLUMBUS. NE Junior High E Back Row: Doug Moon, Kendall Perry, Jim Bierbower, Mike Woodard, Andy Vrbka, Denise White, Teri Fletcher, Angie Blevins, Robert Girardin, Jerry Bock. Middle Row: Chris Scow, David Jones, Lisa And- reasen, Todd Bollig, Kurt Spitz, Greg Whitmore, Tim Smith, Randy Hamling, Julie Hoeft. Front Row- Dale Boro, Ronnie Hopwood, Peggy Wombacher, Barb Gabriel, Rick Micek, LaRee Wagner, Anita Reis- dorff, Laura Darling, Brenda Eller. i g h t h G r a d e Back Row: Randy Smith, Connie Eller, Geri Ann Sobieszyk, Laura Tamerius, Kevin Hamling, Cindy Whitmore, John Gabel, Donna Vrbka, Rox Ann Thelen. Middle Row: Kelly Spitz, Dee Ann Hopwood, Kathy Augustin, Shelly Kosch, Charles Dillon, Linda Micek, Mike Hoeft, Tim Hopwood, John Moody. Front Row: Brenda Reisdorff, John Wombacher, Janna Darling, Scott Wills, Helen Nickolitc, Richard Krumbach, Neena Clark, Kim Coffin, Kurt Perry. 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Front Row: Donna Nickolite, Rhonda Smith, Angela Bomberger, Bob Coffin, Randy Moon, Rodney Reisdorff, Terry Hamling, Lynn Vrbka, Konley Perry, Wayland Kuhnel. TEMPO —THE PACESETTER 22 7 KNIGHTS INN U.S. 30 CENTER COLUMBUS. NE RESTAURANT — LOUNGE 2222 3rd STREET COLUMBUS. NE PHONE 564-3204 FIRST NATIONAL BANK TRUST CO. COLUMBUS, NE Back Row: Brian Peterson, Marshe Uphoff, Tracy Wacheldorf, Becky Wills, John Logan Jeff Lassek Kevin Voss. Middle Row: Charles Micek, Michael Reisdorff, David Alt, Doug Scholz Lisa Bernt Mel issa Clark, Bryan Jurrens, Jon Eller. Front Row: Lesley Darling, Lisa Bomberger, Chelly Blankenshio Rory Rathje, Dennis Nickolite, Kirk Kuhnel, Tamara Hamling, Mrs. Kessler. Back Row: Tammy Wacheldorf, Tracy Micek, Randy Grossnicklaus, Kim Scow, LaDena Thelen, Ray Johansen, Teresa O'Brien. Middle Row: Tony Hernbloom, Meshelle Augustin, Lisa Kosch, Kevin Luch- singer, Greg Cyza, Lorrie Billstein, Randy Korger, Mrs. Krumbach. Front Row: Pat Davis, Sandy Coffin, Misty Moody, Donny Boro, Tad Nekl, Shane Kuhnel, Mike Spitz, Not pictured Cliff Sullivan. LEVINE BROTHERS SMART CLOTHES FOR MEN WOMEN COLUMBUS, NE FARM BUREAU INS. CO. STEVE JOHNSON AGENCY, MANAGER COLUMBUS. NE HI-WAY BARBERSHOP U.S. 30 242123RDST. COLUMBUS. NE 23 Back Row: David Bonsack, Darin Moon, Robert McGimpsey, Roger Hopwood, Rebecca Fusco, Raymond DeBaets, Mike O'Brien, Darcie Cermak, Dana Blankenship, Mrs. Gabel. Middle Row: Tommy Scow, Peggy Rafert, Mike Davis, Janice Grossnicklaus, Shelly Hoeft, Stephanie Augustin, Amy Bernt, Jane Grossnicklaus, Sue Ann Gondringer. Front Row: Tyler Nek I, Thersa Sobieszyk, Karen Voss, Terry Way, Renee Kumpf, Laura Benson, Tamara Hegi, Andy Hiemer, Karen Vrbka Not Pictured: Melissa Sullivan, Rodney Hopwood. F i r s t G r a d e Back Row: Tracy Me Meek in, Tim Kumpf, Denise Reisdorff, Shane Rathje, Sharon Bonsack, Bob Eller, Cindy Kubicek, Mrs. Krumbach. Front Row: Terry Vrbka, Linda Tworek, Bryan Way, Kristine Scow, Todd Hiemer, Lori Peters, Billy Coffin. KAREN’S BRIDAL SHOPPE 3222 15TH STREET COLUMBUS, NE 68601 PHONE 563 1022 LIQUOR MART, INC. 1360 33RD — COLUMBUS, NE 901 NORFOLK — NORFOLK, NE BOULEVARD VISION CLINIC DR. C. A. GRAY — DR. C. D. SEEGER OPTOMETRISTS 3806 HOWARD BLVD — COLUMBUS. NE PHONE 564-2761 Front Row: Michael Scow, Chad Abbott, Corey Wieseman, Mark Fusco, Roberta Wells, Kristi Brandt, Larry Tworek. Middle Row: Thad Micek, Karen Korger, Stephanie Peterson, Lisa Hamling, Carla Pod- raza, Bridget Lockman, Tracy Cyza, Chuck Kuhnel. Back Row: Mrs. Ott, Holly Hernbloom, Teresa Pachta, Robert Bomberger, Gregg Shonka, Mark Vrbka, Jeffrey Ingalls, Michelle Brown (Not Pictured Betty Schafer) Little white snow specks Cover the ground like blankets Winter snows once more. by Jeff Scow While walking through gross The morning dew wets your shocs- Spring rains are coming. by Jeff Scow The moon is lovely Glowing through the dark blue night- Glowing through the trees. by Traci Bollig University of Nebraska football players Rich Costanzo and Tom Coccia discuss safety in sports with fourth, fifth, and sixth graders. They showed a film of the Big 8 Highlights 1974 and brought football equipment to explain how pads, tape, and the helmet protect you. Trees covered with leaves And bees coming and going My garden in fall. by Chris Voss JOE’S TEXACO SERVICE RISING CITY, NE McCOY’S COMMUNITY PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS - GIFTS — COSMETICS DAVID CITY, NE 367-3068 PERKINS HOTEL COFFE SHOPPE PRIVATE DINING AREA DAVID CITY, NE Jeepers Creepers Whear'dya get those eyes The suns so bright! Isn't Love Grand? My pal Peg Smile big Judy Surprise! Turn you off Hubba—Hubba Get Down Toodle A Kiss Look mom I know this. B a Percussion Ensemble: Rick Micek, Doug Moon, Dan Saxophone Sextet: Deb O'Brien, Tim Hopwood, Ron Thelen, Pam Thelen, Maxine Gabel. Schmid, Chris Scow, Rick Moon, Kathy Hernbloom. COLUMBUS MOTORS INC. COLUMBUS BEAUTY COLLEGE FOR A PROFITABLE CAREER 2719 13TH STREET COLUMBUS, NE 564-2064 BECHER-CURRY CO. 2522 13TH STREET 564-2771 COLUMBUS. NE 28 THE DODGE BOYS DOWNTOWN COLUMBUS Above: SOLOIST Mike Darling, Accompanist Kim Coffin. Left: SOLOISTS Debbie O'Brien and Ron Schmid. CONCERT BAND First Row: Becky Schmid, Lou Logan, Robyn Wills, Judy Treadway. Second Row: Pam Brigham, Judy Smith, Jean Rafert, Kendall Perry, Cindy Whitmore, Tim Hopwood, Chris Scow, Rick Moon, Debbie O'Brien, Kathy Hernbloom. Third Row: LaRee Wagner, Teri Fletcher, Shelly Kosch, Kim Coffin, Dan Alt, Kirtus Augustin, Ben Wagner, Kelly Grossnicklaus, Dave Boro, Mark Hopwood, Peg Gab- riel, Jane Treadway, Ron Schmid. Fourth Row: Larry Whitmore, Dee Ann Hopwood, Connie Eller, Angie Blevins, Anita Reisdorff, Kathy Augustin, John Gabel, Ron Hopwood, Dave Jones, Greg Whitmore, Kay Wagner, Terri Jones, Leslie Kumpf, Scott Augustin, Greg Reisdorff, Kollin Perry, Mark Stewart, Mark Glatter, Mike Boss. Fifth Row: Cris Houdersheldt, Pam Thelen, Maxine Gabel, Rick Micek, Chris Pet- erson, Danny Thelen, Doug Moon, Doug Schmid, Mike Darling, Mike Andreasen, Lori Pesicka, Marsha A W DRIVE INN A GOOD THING TO DO A W LOCALLY OWNED OPERATED YORK, NE TONNIGES CHEVROLET CO. INC. GRESHAM. NE. GRESHAM GRAIN GRESHAM, NE 29 Clarinet Quartette: Leslie Kumpf, LaRee Wagner, Pam Brigham, and Terri Jones. Mr. Weber Field Comman- der, Judy Tread- way; Twirler, Cris Houdersheldt. Under the direction of Les Weber, the 1974-75 S.H.S. Band got off to a great start. On Septem- ber 3, the band participated at the State Fair. Moving right along to Harvest of Harmony on October 5, a two was received. With much more work added to our show, a one was re- ceived on October 12th at Wisner-Pilger Invita- tional Marching Contest. A one minus was also received on October 26 at State Marching Con- test in Lincoln. The C.R.C. Band Clinic was held in March followed by the Spring Concert on April 17. District Music Contest was held at Brainard this year. The Band brought home six superior ratings and one excellent rating. A special event of the year was the Band Banquet in which the highlights of the year were reviewed. Brass Quintette: Michael Boss, Doug Schmid, Lori Pesicka, Dave Boro, and Mark Hopwood. BUSH’S DRUGS POLK CO. EQUIPMENT INC. OSCEOLA. NE JOHN DEERE SALES SERVICE 30 OSCEOLA. NE 747-2051 KEPNER-ROBERTS CONTINUING SERVICE TO POLK COUNTY SINCE 1897 M. E. ROBERTS FUNERAL HOME OSCEOLA. NE 68651 First Row: Lisa Bernt, Brenda Reisdorff, Rhonda Smith Konley Perry, Angela Vrbka, Sally DeBates, Rachelle Ingalls, Geri Ann Sobieszyk, Lisa Podraza. Second Row: Carole Podraza, Susan Whitmore, Dor- othy Ingalls, Kathy Rafert, Jamie Bollig, Terry Eller, Mr. Weber. Third Row: Scott Wills, Randy Smith, Kurtis Perry, Kevin Jurrens, Jeff Scow, Sam Cynova. Fourth Row: Linda Micek, Laura Darling, Bob Cof- fin, Roy Houdersheldt, John Wombacher, Barbara Augustin, Rox Ann Thelen. J u n • i o r B a n d B e g i n n • i n g B a n d Front Row: Janna Darling, Melissa Clark, Becky Gutz, Tracy Wacheldorf, Crystal Gable, Tracy Myers, Bryan Jurrens. Back Row: Carol Gabriel, Randy Moon, David Alt, Charles Micek, John Logan, Becky Wills. HOLIDAY INN HADLEY-BRAITHWAIT CO. MIDWEST GLASS COLUMBUS, NE COLUMBUS, NE SERVICE FOR RESERVATIONS CALL WHOLESALE CANDY COLUMBUS, NE 564-1492 PHONE 564-7279 WINDSHIELDS AUTO GLASS 31 Mixed Chorus First Row: Becky Schmid, Lori Pesicka, Peg Gabriel, Mary Slusarski, Terri Jones, Crystal Peterson, Melanie Nekl, Maxine Gabel, Kathy Hoeft. Second Row: Shelly Scow, Pam Brigham, Kay Wagner, Bonnie Hohndorf, Deb O'Brien, Linda Reha, Leslie Kumpf, Wanda Vrbka, Ramona Rosenberry, Pam Olcott. Third Row: Bruce Kosch, Pat Morgan, Monte Voss, Kelly Moody, Vicki Czapla, Carol Czapla, Janet Kampovitz, Robyn Wills, Scott Nickolite, Rick Kub- icek, Kenny Kozicek. Fourth Row: Mike Vrbka, Mike Andreasen, Dave Hamling, Monte Uphoff, Mark Hegi, Dave Wyman, Brian Kosch, Ron Schmid, Mark Gutz, Tim Oppliger. Swing Choir 32 JACK JILL SHELBY, NE 68662 Leslie Kumpf, Brian Kosch, Melanie Nekl, Shelly Scow, Mark Stewart, Bruce Kosch, Peg Gabriel, Rick Moon, Terri Jones, Larry KiIlham, Mike Boss Pam Brigham, Mark Hopwood, Pam Olcott. Girl’s Glee First Row: Terri Jones, Peg Gabriel, Mary Slusarski, Linda Reha, Lori Pesicka, Becky Schmid. Second Row: Crystal Peterson, Ramona Rosenberry, Kathy Hoeft, Wanda Vrbka, Pam Brigham. Third Row: Carol Czapla, Janet Kampo- vitz, Vicki Czapla, Dawn Lillie, Robyn Wills, Pam Olcott. Fourth Row: Bonnie Hohndorf, Melanie Nekl, Maxine Gabel, Leslie Kumpf, Cris Houdersheldt, Shelly Scow, Deb O'Brien. Boy's Glee The Vocal Department had an ac- tive year. First of all they started rehearsing for the C.R.C. Vocal Clinic which was held on October 28. That evening a concert was put on. On December 12, a Christ- mas concert was held in the gym- nasium. On February 13, 14, and 15, the Nebraska Wesleyan Plains- man Honor Festival was held. Combined with the band, the Spring Concert was held on April 17. Highlight of the year was the District Music Contest which was held April 24 25. The Vocal Music Department brought home one superior, seven excellents, and one good. First Row: Scott Nickolite, Rick Kubicek, Tim Oppliger, Mike Darling, Mark Hegi, Monte Uphoff. Second Row: Brian Kosch, Ron Schmid, Allan Grossnicklaus, Dave Hamling, Kenny Kozicek, Mike Vrbka, Mark Gutz. NAHRSTEDT’S DRY GOODS — GIFTS — VARIETY OSCEOLA, NE 68651 JERRY TONNIGES CHEVROLET OSCEOLA, NE OSCEOLA BODY SHOP ALAN E. RUSSELL QUALITY BODY WORK - GREASE WORK-PAINTING OSCEOLA, NE. 34 DUET Shelly Scow, Crystal Peterson. SOLOS Bruce Kosch, Leslie Kumpf, Chris Houdersheldt. Top Row: Leslie Kumpf, Melanie Nekl, Terri Jones, Shelly Scow, Pam Brigham, Pam Olcott. Bottom Row: Peg Gabriel, Kay Wagner. Not Pictured Cris Houdersheldt. BOB’S BARBERSHOP SHELBY, NE 68662 SMITH CERAMICS PHONE 527-3241 SHELBY, NE 68662 SHELBY HOTEL STEAKS — SEA FOODS — SHORT - ORDERS AND YOUR FAVORITE DRINKS SHELBY, NE 68662 Student Council Mark Stewart - Dave Wyman - Cal Vrbka - Janet Kampovitz The Student Council this year met several times. They tried to get a pop machine, student lounge, and mini- courses set up. They were turned down on all accounts. They did get to decorate the Christmas tree this year, but no Christmas party was organized. Band Officers Top: Pam Brigham, Kathy Hernbloom. Bottom: Mark Glatter, Rick Moon. Annual Staff FARMERS COOPERATIVE GRAIN CO. RISING CITY. NE Under the leadership of Mr. Jurrens, the pep club had a very successful year. The attitude and support of the girls helped the morale of the football and basketball teams as they went through the good and bad times. The pep club also hosted the annual Athletic Banquet. Pep Club Squadleaders: Peggy Gabriel, Les- lie Kumpf, Peggy Morgan, and Debbie O'Brien. COLUMBUS FARM EQUIPMENT, INC. HESSTON — JOHN DEERE — FARMLAND 36 NORTHWEST ON HIGHWAY 81 COLUMBUS, NE Varsity Cheerleaders, Top Row: Mary Slusarski, Kim Gutz, Becky Schmid, and Pam Brigham. Reserve Cheerleaders, Bottom Row: Melanie Nek I, Shelly Scow, Lori Pesicka, and Carol Bierbower. A scene from one of the more unusual pep rallies, where the boys were sent to jail for not yelling. S-Club and Pep Club Officers: Mark Hopwood, Pres.; Cris Houder- sheldt, Pres.; Kirt Augustin, Sec.-Treas; Terri Jones, Vice-Pres.; Bruce Kosch, Vice-Pres.; Kathy Hernbloom, Sec.-Treas. TRI-COUNTY MEAT PROCESSORS, INC. COLUMBUS, NE RR 2 COKE’S PUB DUNCAN,NEBRASKA First Row: Mr. O'Brien, Tim Oppliger, Brian Kosch, Dave Wyman, Pat Morgan, Allan Grossnicklaus, Greg Reisdorff, Doug Schmid, Dave Hamling. Second Row: Monte Uphoff, Mark Glatter, Mike Boss, Mike Morgan, Pat Ray, Tim Gabriel, Rick Moon, Scott Augustin, Rick Kubicek, Ron Schmid. Third Row: Mike Vrbka, Mike Andreasen, Larry Whitmore, Dan Alt, Cal Vrbka, Dan Thelen, Jim McKeag, Bruce Kosch, Kirtus Augustin. (Not Pic- tured Mark Hopwood and Steve Wombacher) First Row: Gaylene Voss, Ann Grossnicklaus, Peggy Morgan, Pam Olcott, Crystal Peterson. Second Row: Wanda Vrbka, Ramona Rosenberry, Kim Gutz, Kathy Hoeft, Bonnie Hohndorf. Third Row: Melanie Nekl Shelly Scow, Mary Slusarski, Peggy Woodard, Carol Bierbower, Mr. Jurrens. r i i i T e a m GRESHAM STATE BANK GRESHAM, NEBR. ROWAN PLUMBING HEATING ZENITH, RCA, ADMIRAL TV APPLIANCES OSCEOLA. NE CENGAS OSCEOLA, NE A NICE WAY TO SAY SERVICE 37 Junior Squad: Gaylenc Voss, Peg Gab- riel, Lorrie Cynova, Jane Treadway, Kathy Lassek, Kim Gutz, Ann Grossnick- laus, Mary Slusarski. Sophomore Squad: Bottom Row: Carol Bierbower, Lori Pesicka, Vicki My- ers, Ramona Rosenberry, Marsha Bock, Peg Woodard, Jean Rafert; Top Row: Kay Wagner, Laura Coffin, Robyn Wills, Debbie Reha, Kathy Hoeft, Leslie Kumpf. GEIS MOTOR CO. STROMSBURG LOCKER FOR OVER 40 YEARS STROMSBURG, NE YORK, NE The year 1974-75 saw the beginning of girls basketball. During the short basket- ball season, they played three games. The girls won against Rising City and Benedict, but lost against Polk. With all the hard work and practicing it was a new experience and a lot of fun. Freshman Squad: Bottom Row, Judy Smith, Deb O'Brien, Wanda Vrbka; Middle Row, Melanie Nekl, Bonnie Hohndorf, Maxine Gabel, Pam Olcott, Shelly Scow; Top Row, Crystal Peterson, Linda Reha. Girl's Basketball: Bottom Row: Peg Gabriel, Carol Bierbower, Lou Logan, Lori Pesicka, Robyn Wills. Middle Row: Gaylene Voss, Debbie O'Brien, Maxine Gabel, Shelly Scow, Jane Treadway, Top Row: Coach Jurrens, Ann Grossnicklaus, Kathy Hernbloom, Peggy Morgan, Kim Gutz, Peggy Woodard, Coach Shanahan. G i r I s B a s k e t b a NUTTLEMAN PONTIAC, GMC STROMSBURG, NE JOHNSON CHRYSLER- PLYMOUTH INC. CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH-DODGE STROMSBURG, NE WtL) ANDREASENIMPLEMEN C. , I ' .v-x- .5Ks HEGROMATIC I RIGATION MASSEY FERGUSON SHELBY. NE 68662 - IW ‘ ■ The Shelby High Football team ended an impressive 8-1 season by rolling over Gresham for sole possession of the coveted CRC football crown. SHELBY Shelby Shelby Shelby Shelby Shelby Shel by Shelby Shelby Shelby OPPONENT McCool Jet. Benedict Hampton R is ing Monroe Marquette Bradshaw Hordville Gresham SCORE 55-18 43- 6 24-28 26- 14 39-20 18- 6 27- 6 34-16 37-18 Shelby Takes Tough Husky Tri-Captains Mark Hopwood, Mike Morgan, and Mike Boss. First Row: Tim Gabriel, Tim Oppliger, Larry Whitmore, Kelly Grossnicklaus, Greg Reisdorff, Dan Thelen, Randy Tamerius, Scott Nickolite, Brad Reisdorff, Pat Morgan, Rick Kubicek, Student Manager. Second Row: Student Managers Mike Vrbka and Kollin Perry, Bruce Kosch, Jim McKeag, Rick Moon, Scott Augustin, Allan Grossnick- laus, Cal Vrbka, Dan Alt, Mike Benda, Mike Morgan, Brian Kosch, Kirt Augustin. Third Row: Coach John O'Brien, Doug Schmid, Dave Wyman, Mark Hopwood, Mike Boss, Mark Glatter, Pat Ray, Mike Andreasen, Dave Hamling, Mark Stewart, Ron Schmid, Assistant Coach Terry Fusco. FOXES UPHOLSTERY COLUMBUS SALES PAVILION FOXES 2505 11TH STREET RE-UPHOLSTERY REFINISHING COLUMBUS. NE 564-4687 ART SALES CUSTOM FRAMING OPEN 9 A M TO 5:30 P M GRIESMAN ART GALLERY SALE EVERY THURSDAY. FRIDAY. SATURDAY COLUMBUS. NE 564-3231 Football Title The Offense this year was more than impressive. The team ran basically out of the T-formation with a balanced rushing and passing attack. Shelby amassed over 2362 yards, 1317 on the ground led by halfbacks Allen Grossnicklaus and All-Confer- ence Honoree Mike Boss. Shel- by's aerial attack gained them 1045 yards behind the arm of Mike Morgan and receiving of another All-Conference player Mark Glatter. Line: Mark Glat- ter, Mark Hopwood, Jim Mc- Keag, Bruce Kosch, Pat Ray. Backs: Mike Boss, Mike Mor- gan, Allen Grossnicklaus. The Defense this year was al- most immovable. Shelby's op- ponents were held to an average of less than 190 yards per game. Anchoring the Defense this year were All-Conference selections Pat Ray at middle guard, Bruce Kosch at left guard, and second team All-Conference honoree Mark Hopwood. Line: Mark Hopwood, Pat Ray, Bruce Kosch. Linebackers: Mike Boss, Mark Glatter, Jim McKeag, Mike Morgan. Safety: Allen Grossnicklaus. SEARS ROEBUCK CO. MID AMERICAN BEEF COLUMBUS. NE 7 MILES SOUTH ON 81 COLUMBUS. NE 43 VOLLEYBALL SCOREBOARD VARSITY SHS MC COOL 15-05 15-02 SHS MARQUETTE 15-13 10-15 14-16 SHS BENEDICT 15-11 15-11 SHS HAMPTON 05-15 15-02 15-13 SHS RISING CITY 15-12 15-09 SHS BRADSHAW 12-15 11-15 SHS MONROE 15-09 15-01 SHS HORDVILLE 15-11 13-15 15-13 SHS GRESHAM 15-05 16-14 RESERVES SHS MC COOL 15-06 15-13 SHS MARQUETTE 15-12 15-11 SHS BENEDICT 15-03 15-13 SHS HAMPTON 08-15 13-15 SHS RISING CITY 11-15 15-02 15-04 SHS BRADSHAW 15-12 10-15 15-05 SHS MONROE 15-12 15-08 SHS HORDVILLE 15-05 13-15 15-04 SHS GRESHAM 15-09 15-00 STROMSBURG INVITATIONAL SHS BRADSHAW 15-10 15-09 SHS GENOA 15-03 15-04 SHS LAKEVIEW 12-15 15-06 15-09 CRC TOURNAMENT SHS BRADSHAW 15-09 15-13 SHS HORDVILLE 15-10 15-05 SHS GRESHAM 15-12 15-08 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT • SHS POLK 15-02 15-11 SHS MARQUETTE 15-06 15-09 SHS BRADSHAW 15-08 12-15 15-11 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT � SHS HORDVILLE 16-14 15-03 STATE TOURNAMENT SHS GRANT 15-04 15-12 SHS POTTER 15-13 08-15 15-11 SHS BRUNING 15-05 05-15 15-13 RESERVES Back Row: Romona Rosenberry, Wanda Vrbka, Lau- ra Coffin, Marsha Bock, Crystal Peterson, Linda Reha, Maxine Gabel. Front Row: Judy Smith, Debbie Reha, Kathy Hoeft, Bon- nie Hondorf, Shelly Scow, Melanie Nekl. VARSITY Back Row: Coach Mather, Pam Thelen, Casper, Kim Gutz, Coach Jurrens. Middle Row: Ann Grossnicklaus, Peggy Morgan, Kathy Hernbloom, Cris Houdersheldt. Front Row: Carol Bierbower, Manager Robyn Wills, Peggy Gabriel. STARTING RESERVES Back Row: Peggy Woodard, Kay Wagner, Jean Rafert. Front Row: Debbie O'Bri- en, Lori Pesicka, Leslie Kumpf. FARMERS CO-OP BUSINESS ASS’N. SHELBY, NE 68662 1974-75 State Volleyball Champs The 1974 V.B. season will always be remembered as one of the most successful years Shelby has ever had. Through the year Shelby was in four tournaments and come out on top in all of them. But the high- light of the season was becoming the Class D State Champions. The season ended with a 20-2 record. Ann Grossnicklaus was first team A11-Conference this year. Cris Houdershelt was second team, and Peggy Morgan was named Honor- able Mention. Clockwise From Upper Left: The team has good spirit, spirit, spirit. Our Gals are involved in plen- ty of action at Scottsbluff. Reserves are set for another point. Casper (stuffed dog) is the team's good luck charm as he travels with them to every victory. BERNT’S ONE STOP SERVICE MATT’S MARKET SHELBY, NE 68662 SHELBY. NE 68662 Husky Basketball 1974-75 BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD SHS Hordville 51-53 SHS Osceola 4$-80 SHS Bradshaw 50-62 SHS Me Cool 49-47 SHS Rising City 66-64 SHS Polk 64-73 SHS Benedict 60-82 SHS Hampton 65-63 SHS Gresham 68-92 SHS East Butler 77-58 SHS Marquette 74-76 SHS Monroe 90-71 SHS Clarks 48-70 SHS Silver Creek 71-72 HOLIDAY TOURNEY SHS Gresham 52-68 SHS Rising City 72-54 C.R.C. TOURNEY SHS Monroe 76-74 SHS Hampton 57-60 DISTRICT TOURNEY SHS Rising City 65-51 SHS Clarks 60-86 RESERVE RECORD 7- 7 VARSITY RECORD 8- 12 Basketball Captains Mike Morgan and Mark Hopwood. Back Row: Coach Fusco, Ron Schmid, Mark Hopwood, Mike Boss, Pat Ray, Mark Glatter, Dave Ham- ling, Asst. Coach Mather. Front Row: Rick Moon, Pat Morgan, Mike Morgan, Steve Wombacher, Allan Grossnicklaus, Dave Wyman, Doug Schmid. RICK’S BODY SHOP SHELBY MILL ELEVATOR 46 SHELBY. NE 68662 SHELBY, NE 68662 Coach Fusco firing up his charges during a time-out. The 1974-75 Basketball Season turned out to be a pretty good year even though the Huskies posted 8 wins and 12 losses for the Varsity. Five of these losses were by a com- bined total of 12 points. The Reserves posted 7 wins and 7 losses. There were a lot of players seeing action on both teams. The high lights this season were the Hampton Varsity game and the Monroe Reserve game. Reserves: Bottom Row: Tim Oppliger, Student Manager, Brad Reisdorff, Monte Voss, Larry Whitmore, Rick Kubicek, Steve Wombacher, Chris Peterson. Top Row: Tim Gabriel, John Stracke, Pat Morgan, Ron Schmid, Dave Hamling, Rick Moon, Doug Schmid, Mark Stewart, Brian Kosch, Student Manager. COUNTRYSIDE MOBILE HOMES MOBILE HOMES. DOUBLEWIDES. MODULAR HOMES • WE'VE GOT THE HOME YOU'RE LOOKING FOR AUGUSTIN ENTERPRISES NORTHWEST‘i MILE ON HI-WAY 81 INC. COLUMBUS. NEBRASKA PH.564-6753 SHELBY. NE68662 47 1975 — Girls’ Track First Row: Lorrie Cynova Student Manager, Janet Kampovitz—Student Manager; Second-Row: Shelly Scow, Carol Bierbower, Lori Pesicka, Kay Wagner, Peggy Gabriel, Maxine Gabel; Third Row: Peggy Woodard, Dawn Lillie, Debbie 0 Brien, Carol Czapla, Robyn Wills, Lou Logan; Fourth Row: Head Coach—Terry Fusco, Kim Gutz, Jean Rafert, Ann Grossnicklaus, Vicki Czapla, Leslie Kumpf, Asst. Coach—Keith Jurrens. 440 Relay: Carol Bierbower, Carol Czapla, 880 Relay: Peggy Woodard, Vicki Czapla, Carol Czapla, Peggy Peggy Gabriel, Kay Wagner. Gabriel, Kay Wagner. The Shelby girls track team had a very suc- cessful! year against much tougher competi- tion than previously. The two highlights of the year were taking first place at the CRC track meet and sending two girls to the state track meet at North Platte. Carol Bierbower and Ann Grossnicklaus ran one and two in the 80 yard low hurdles in district competition and both advanced to State. Carol took second place at State. 48 Mile Relay: Peggy Woodard, Kim Gutz, Ann Grossnicklaus, Carol Bierbower. 1975 — Boys ’ Track First Row: Dan Alt—Student Manager, Doug Schmid, Mark Stewart, Rick Moon, Tim Opplinger, Larry Whitmore— Student Manager, Asst. Coach—John O'Brien; Second Row: Head Coach—Jim Mather, Pat Morgan, Eugene Levos, Chris Peterson, Scott Augustin, Kelly Grossnicklaus, Rick Kubicek, Dave Hamling; Third Row: Dave Wyman, Ron Schmid, Mark Glatter, Mike Boss, Allan Grossnicklaus, Mike Andreasen—Student Manager. Mile Relay: Dave Wyman, Mark Glatter, Mike Boss, Ron Schmid. 880 Relay: Allan Grossnicklaus, Pat Morgan, Dave Hamling, Mike Boss. Two Mile Relay: Scott Augustin, Dave Wy- man, Doug Schmid, Ron Schmid. The Shelby boys' track team showed overall improvement and did well in thei r track meets this 1975 school year. The boys a- chieved success while at the same time de- veloping better techniques and preparing for the future years. Next year's treack team should see even greater achievements. 49 Hey Teach . . TOWN COUNTRY DEPT. STORE QUALITY CLOTHING - DRY GOODS 50 STROMSBURG, NE J. CHRISTENSEN’S DRUG STROMSBURG, NE STROMSBURG BANK STROMSBURG, NE OCT B(lr rb 01 Homecoming “Parade ___ _ Floats Sophomores Freshmen Juniors Royalty Float Thelen's Truck Juniors Royalty Float HOME PLUMBING AND HEATING WALTER P. KIUNTKE, OWNER COLUMBUS, NE. Parade Parade People Strutting onto the Rally Cheerful Ben and the gang are ready to go. Spirited, our rally meets on Main Street. Cheering our team onto a Home- coming victory Mistress of Ceremonies for Coronation Don't worry. Toot, we’ll win tonight GENE NEATER STUDIO COLUMBUS, NE 1974-75 Homecoming Coronation 1974-1975 Homecoming Royalty, Left To Right: Larry Killham, Pam Brigham, Jim McKeag, Becky Schmid, Ter- ri Jones, Mark Hopwood, Kathy Hernbloom, Bruce Kosch. Crownbearers Holly Hernbloom and Corey Weisman. Royalty Dance. Cris Houdersheldt, acting as Mistress of Ceremonies, welcomed alumni, friends, and guests to participate in the Homecoming events. This year's theme was Seasons in the Sun. The high point of the evening was the crowning of the 74-75 Royalty. This year's royalty were crowned by Patti Slusarski and Reg Nekl. SHELBY INSURANCECO. FIRST NATIONAL BANK JANGROSSNICKLAUS 54 SHELBY. NE 68662 Queen Terri; King Mark—Terri is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Jones. She wishes to attend the Pat- ricia Stevens College in Omaha after graduation. Mark is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hopwood. His future plans are to farm for his dad. Pam is the daughter of Mr. Mrs. Neil Brigham. She is planning to attend the University of Nebraska. Larry is the son of Mr. Mrs. Robert Killham. He is planning to attend the College of Arts Sciences at the Univer- sity of Nebraska. Crown Bearers were Corey Weisman and Holly Hern- bloom. Their parents are Mr. Mrs. Larry Weisman and Mr. Mrs. Gary Hernbloom. Becky is the daughter of Mr. Mrs. Dale Schmid. She is planning to get a job after graduation. Jim is the son of Mr. Mrs. Wallace McKeag. He plans to attend college. Kathy is the daughter of Mr. Mrs. Clifford Hernbloom. She plans to attend the Lincoln School of Commerce. Bruce is the son of Mr. Mrs. Harold Kosch. He plans to get a Job after graduation. FIRST NATIONAL BANK snelby,ne68662 55 The Band Banquet was held Tuesday, April 29, 1975. Mr. Weber handed out outstanding bandsmen awards to Mark Hopwood, senior; Mike Boss, junior; Doug Schmid, sophomore; Mike Darling, fresh- man; Rox Ann Thelen, underclassman. o$ if) LU —J if) LU ui O s UJ I LU The welcome was given by Mark Glatter. Pam Brigham gave a talk on The Year in Retrospect. Kathy Hembloom and Rick Moon presented the sophomore pins; Mr. Weber presented the sen- ior gifts. A concert was given by the Junior and Senior Band. LU o fe £? LU if) ui — rr o K O C O' 3 The 1974-1975 Athletic Ban- quet was held April 4, 1975. After a supper served by the freshman mothers, the seniors put on a skit entitled Twas the Night Before the Game. Following ad libs by the cap- tains and speeches by the coaches, Larry and Carol Frost, the guest speakers, gave a very entertaining talk. Mr. and Mrs. Frost coach at Crete Nebr. Q u e t THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OSCEOLA, NE OSCEOLA CLEANERS OSCEOLA, NE COVER-U-ALL FAMILY CLOTHING OSCEOLA, NE 57 I Never Saw Another Butterfly Raja Englanderova . . Laura Coffin Father.............Monte Uphoff Mother.............Dawn Lillie Aunt Vera .... Debbie O'Brien Pavel (Raja's brother)..........Kenny Kozisek Erika (A neighbor) . . . Crystal Peterson Irena Synkova (A teacher).................Lou Logan Renka (Her Assistant)........Lori Pesicka Irca (Pavel's Fiancee).........Leslie Kumpf Honza (A friend of Raja)..........Dave Wyman Children of Terezen............Tim Gabriel Marsha Bock Janet Kampovitz Rick Kubicek Monte Voss Tim Oppliger Mike Darling Kay Wagner Loudspeaker Voice............ Brian Kosch Rabbi..............John Stracke This is a play about 15,000 Jew- ish youths in a concentration camp, but only a hundred or so came out alive, and Raja was one of these fortunate children. Raja grew up and learned to live with hope in spite of the hatred and scorn of some. Raja also taught the other children to hope when there was little reason for hope. CAST Back Row: Kenny Kozisek, Dave Wyman, Monte Uphoff, John Stracke. Front Row: Leslie Kumpf, Dawn Lillie, Debbie O'Brien, Laura Coffin. Back Row: Lori Pesicka, Mike Darling, Janet Kampovitz, Tim Oppliger, Tim Gab- riel. Front Row: Lou Logan, Crystal Peterson, Kay Wagner, Monte Voss, Rick Kub- icek, Marsha Bock. Irena consoles Raja. BENES SERVICE TRAILS WEST CAFE MOLINE-OLIVER-MASSEY FERGUSON NEW HOLLAND VALPARAISO. NE 784-3581 DAVID CITY, NE 367-3695 HOME COOKING STEAKS — CHICKEN — SHRIMP RISING CITY, NE GAMBLE STORE BILL MARILYN ORTMEIER DAVID CITY, NE 58 Cast Back Row: Robyn Wills, Ann Grossnicklaus, Kim Gutz. Middle Row: Leslie Kumpf, Gaylene Voss, Debbie O'Brien, Monte Uphoff. Front Row: Lori Pesicka, Greg Reisdorff, Cris Houdershelt, Tim Gab- riel, Deb Flamme. Jeff Adams (played by Greg Reisdorff) is an architect by day and general cleaner-upper for his orphaned bro- thers and sisters in the evening. Into their hectic midst comes Peggy Win- kle (played by Lori Pesicka), a de- lightfully vague girl, who is supposed to sell hosiery, but really brings or- der, comedy, and romance! G o o s e BORDY’S CLOTHING 7-INN STEVE JOE BORDY COLUMBUS. NE BEER GAS COLUMBUS, NE COZY CORNER GENE DEBBIE KUHN GAS — OIL — GROCERIES — BEER TO GO ON HIGHWAY 81 — SOUTH OF COLUMBUS 59 1975 Junior-Senior Prom The Junior-Senior prom was held on May 10, 1975. The decorations were burgundy, pink, and white streamers, a fountain, and a malt shop to carry out the theme of Yesterday Once More . A delicious meal was served by Melanie Nekl, Shelly Scow, Bonnie Hondorf, Alan Grossnick- laus, Mark Stewart, and Brian Kosch. The servers were dressed in pink and burgundy. After the meal, Janet Kampovitz read the class will, Terri Jones followed with the class prophecy, and Jim McKeg gave the thank-you on behalf of the seniors. Music was provided by Stratus and the grand march was led by Pam Brigham and Mike Boss. The Prom: Yesterday Once More will be a lasting memory in the years to come. 60 SHELBY FERTILIZER SEED SHELBY, NE 68662 “Yesterday Once More” 61 Grand March Patrons: Y-Knot Drive Inn Signs by Hennessy — Columbus, NE Toms Country Music Gerber’s Racing Enterprise Col. NE Tom's Clothing Lloyd’s Sinclair Stromsburg, NE Ericson Cash Hardware Polk Butler Insurance Co. Osceola, NE Homan Appliances — David City 62 BUILDERS SUPPLY OSCEOLA, NE 68651 The class of 1975 went to the Ozarks in Missouri for their senior sneak trip. The class left on their journey at 1:00 a.m. after the prom. We rode our chartered bus all night arriving at Kalfran Lodge at about 11:00 Sun- day. With a great loss of sleep we checked into our rooms and began to relax. We had much to do: swim, sleep, go for an airplane ride, go paddle boating, ca- noeing, horse back riding, or sun bathe. Sunday evening some of the class went to Fun City while others went to a dance on a fairy boat. Monday the class went shopping in the morning, and relaxed once again in the afternoon. Monday evening after enjoying the Ozark Opry the class went to a dance at Kalfran Lodge until lights out ... but that wasn't it for some of the seniors. The more daring of them went Moon barking and were caught by the guard. These sneaks made the senior sneak trip of 75 a real sneaky trip. Everyone had a good time. The trip was one not to be forgotten. b4 They've got legs! ladies of leisure Faster! Faster! 1975 S.H.S. Commencement The 1975 Commencement Exercises of Shelby high school was held on May 18, 1975 at 2:00 P.M. The Processional Pomp and Circum- stance was played by the SHS band. Special music was given by the senior girls singing, To Sir With Love . Mr. Robert Jones and Mr. Ben Wagner gave the presentation of diplomas. Mr. John O'Brien gave the presentation of honors and awards. A welcome speech was giv- en by Janet Kampovitz and the valedic- torian address by Pam Brigham. The guest speaker was Dr. Ward Sybouts from the University of Nebraska. Valedictorian-Pam Brigham Salutatorian-Janet Kampovitz 67 State bubble gum champs Don't ever lay down a dime in this crowd. This is the end of our yearbook, hope you've enjoyed it.