Shelby High School - Husky Yearbook (Shelby, NE)

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 VARSITY SHS Stromsburg 15-01 15-03 SHS Fullerton 15-11 15-02 SHS Neb. Lutheran 15-01 15-10 SHS Genoa 15-07 15-02 SHS St. Edward 15-08 15-04 SHS Silver Creek 15-00 15-01 SHS Clarks 15-11 07-15 15-05 SHS East Butler 12-15 15-04 15-08 SHS Osceola 05-15 15-07 15-05 SHS Palmer 15-11 10-15 15-04 SHS David City 15-04 12-15 15-12 Central 8 Tournament SHS Neb. Lutheran 15-00 15-00 SHS East Butler 15-09 15-05 SHS David City 10-15 15-02 06-15 David City Tournament SHS Wahoo 15-10 15-05 SHS North Bend 15-12 12-15 12-15 District Tournament SHS Humphrey St. Frances 17-15 12-15 15-04 SHS Stromsburg 10-15 03-15 Reserves Volleyball SHS Stromsburg 05-15 05-15 SHS Fullerton 15-09 16-14 SHS Neb. Lutheran 15-05 10-15 15-07 SHS Genoa 13-15 15-12 15-04 SHS St. Edward 15-09 15-03 SHS Silver Creek 15-09 15-12 SHS Clarks 15-11 11-15 15-04 SHS East Butler 06-15 15-12 15-02 SHS Osceola 12-15 12-15 SHS Palmer 12-15 08-15 SHS David City 15-08 15-04 Top Picture, page 26, bottom row left to right- Denise Rinkol, Norma Kula, Julie Hegi, Michelle Williamson. Kim Zoerb, Tricia Davis. Robin Hernbloom, Brenda Gerdes, Renee Michener, Ron- nette Lewis, Second row 1 to r- Stephanie Johnson, Stephanie Petersn, Leslie Kuhnel, Bridget Lockman, Karen Korger, Traci Cyza, Bobbi Wells, Kristi Brandt, Deb Shanahan, Third row L to R- Denise Riesdorff, Debbie Brandt, Kelly Bright, Linda Tworek, Tracy McMeekin, Sandra Bright, Sharon Bonsack, Holly Hernb- loom, Darla Gerdes, Fourth row L to R- Becky Fusco, Thersa Sobieszyk, Peggy Rafert, Tami Hegi, Janice Grossnicklaus, Jane Grossnicklaus, Shelly Hoeft, Renee Kumpf, Laura Benson, Amy Bernt, Fifth row L to R- Stephanie Augustin, Darcie Cermak, Keith Jurrens, Dan Schnoes, Tammy Fischer, Tina Bonsack, Margo Abbott Top left hand corner page 27- Janice Grossnicklaus up high for a spike. Middle Top, page 27- Becky Fusco goes up for a return. Top Left hand corner, page 27- “Thersa Sobleszky sets one up. Left, under schedule, Tracy McMeekin leaps high for a spike Above, Coach Jurrens gives instructions. 27

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Volleyball On Monday, August 13, 39 girls reported for the start of the 1984 girls volleyball season. There was a very good ‘attitude at the start of the season because the Senior girls wanted this to be the best season they had ever had. The season started off on a very fine note when the Lady Huskies took their show to Stromsburg, where they defeat- ed the Vikings in two quick sets, 15-1 and 15-3. After four impressive wins over Fullerton, Neb. Lutheran, Genoa, and St. Edward the ladies traveled to David City for the David City Invitational. In the first round Shelby played Wahoo and defeated them in two sets 15-10 and 15-5. In the Cham- pionship game Shelby faced a tough North Bend team. After winning the first game 15-12, the girls were really pumped up but in the next two sets they lost a couple of heartbreak- ers by the same score of 15-12. The next event was the Central 8 Conference Tourna- ment. The Lady Huskies trounce Nebraska Lutheran in the first round 15-0, 15-0, and turned back East Butler in the second round 15-9, 15-5. This gave them the right to play David City in the Championship game. After losing the first game 15-10, the girls came back with fire in their eye's to win the second set 15-2. In the third, the ladies couldn't get much going and were defeated 15-6, giving them second place in the tournament. Two weeks later the girls avenged their loss to David City by beating them in three hard fought sets, 15-4, 12-15, and 15-12 to give them the season championship in the Central 8 Conference. Shelby came into District play seeded number 1, and number 4 in the state. Shelby defeated Humphery St. Frances in three sets 17-15, 12-15 and 15-4. This set up the rematch between Shelby and Stromsburg. Lady Luck didn't seem to be with the Huskies as they lost in two sets 15-10 and 15-3. All- Conference selections were: Janice Grossnicklaus, first team, while Becky Fusco and Thersa Sobieszky received second team honors.

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SHS plays at State VARSITY, (Front Row, L-R)- St. Mgrs. Jay Voss, Jeremy Smith, Jamie Alt. (Kneeling), Bryan Way, Steve Hladky, Darin Moon, Terry Way, Tyler Nekl, Bill Coffin. Andy Hiemer. (Back Row), Asst. Coach Schnoes, Ray DeBaets, Terry Vrbka, Mike Davis, Bob Eller, Tom Scow, David Bonsack, Mike O'Brien, Head Coach Terry Fusco. RESERVE, (Kneeling), Coach Schnoes, Jeff Bilstein, I Allen Smith, Steve Kubicek, Dan Ellsworth, Jay Ingalls, Russ Hopwood. (Standing), Rick Luchsinger, Mark Fusco, Robbie Bomberger, Chad Abbott, Jeff In- galls, Ken Smith, Charlie Boruch The 1985 Shelby Husky boys basketball team closed out a sterling 17-5 season with an apperance in the state tournament. The Huskies advanced to the semifinals where they lost by only three points to the top-ranked and eventual champion Grant Plainsman team. The Hus- kies earned a final season state ranking of third in the Lincoln Journal-Star and fourth in the Omaha World- Herald. The Huskies started the season fast, winning their first four games, before losing to David City Aquinas. Shelby won the next three before taking third place in the con- ference tournament. Again, SHS won four in a row, be- fore taking on David City for the Central Eight Confer- ence title. The Huskeis lost a heartbreaker, 71-69, to end up second. The Huskeis went into district play as top seed. They squeaked by Humphrey St. Francis in overtime before blowing away Osceola and Humphrey to advance to the state tourney. In the first round at state they defeated the Dorchester Longhorns by 14 before falling to Grant in the semifin- als. Highlights of the season were a double overtime win over Stromsburg, second place in the Central Eight, win- ning sub-district and districts, and advancing to semifin- als at state. Named to the Central Eight Cofnerence first team were Mike O'Brien and Mike Davis. Receiving honorable mention was Darin Moon. All three were invited to play in the conference all-star game. Managers for the team were Darrin Hopwood, Jay Voss, Steve Fusco and Mike Lockman. 28