Shelby High School - Husky Yearbook (Shelby, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1987 volume:

MoumU Tv Twniwtb -fuiiy 37 5lte6by Pubflfc ScJwot 6)50 NontU IVa iut Slte y, Nebtailca The staff of the 1986-1987 Yearbook chose the theme. “Moments to Treasure”, because we. as a group, feel that this school has always provided us with an abundance of moments that we will never forget The collection of pictures on the following pages is an attempt to freeze the memories of this year forever. We hope some day. twenty years or so down the road, you will be able to pull out this yearbook and recall all of the great times that were had in the 1986-1987 school year. .................... Karen Korger .....................Bobbi Wells .....................T. J. Rathjen .................Debbie Shanahan .........Kristi Brandt. Rich Valish Charlie Boruch, Bryce Cockson Holly Hernbloom. Robin Hernbloom Stephanie Peterson. Steve Kubicek Ken Smith. Rick Luchsinger Larry Tworek, Jane Osantowski ■ Editor-In-Chief . . . Faces Editor Photography Editor Copy Editor ......... Staff ............... Sm i DiM Zixy Chad Abbott-Honor Roll 1,2.3,4; Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2,3,4; Prom Server 1; Prom King Candidate 3.4; Basketball Co-captain 4. Football Co-captain 4. Central Fight Conference All Star Basketball Team 4; Homecoming King 4; Home- coming Escort 3; Class Treasurer 4; S-Club 2.3.4; Band 1.2; Football State Playoffs 2.3; Roll of Excellence 1.2.3.4; S-Club Secretary-Treasurer 3; All-Conference Hon- orable Mention Football 3. Christopher Alt-Football Manager 1.2.3,4; Basketball 1.2,3.4; Track 1.2.3.4; Vocal Music 4. Swing Choir 4. Band 1.2.3.4. S-Club 1.2.3.4. Fine-Arts 3.4. Pep Band 1.2.3.4; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 Robert Bomberger-Band 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2.3; Basketball Manager 4; School Play 3; S-Club 3.4; Fine Arts Letter Club 3.4; Journalism Yearbook 3; Special Education Assistant 3; Student Librarian 4; Music 1.2. Charles Joseph Boruch- Football 1.2.3; Basketball 1.2; Track 1.2; Prom Server 1; Homecoming Escort 4; S-Club 1.2.3.4 Kristi Lynn Brandt- Volleyball 1.2; Basketball 1; Vocal Music 1.2; Mixed Chorus 1.2; Pep Club 1; Journalism Yearbook 4 Constance Marie Brewster-Vocal Music 1.2.3.4; Girls Glee 1.2.3,4; Track 1; Speech and Drama 3; Swing Choir 2.3.4; S-Club 1.2.3.4; Music Letter 2.4. Sandra Lynn Bright-Volleyball 1.2; Pep Club 1.2; Band 3.4; Swing Choir 1.2.3.4; Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4; Girls Glee 1.2.3.4; Letter in Fine Arts 3.4; Class Secretary 4 Tracy Lynn Cyza-Volleyball 1,2.3, Track Manager 2.3,4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Squad Leader 1; Pep Club Secretary 4; Class Secretary 1.2; Band 1.2,3.4; Flag Corps 1.2.3.4; One-Act Play 2.3.4; Three-Act Play 3.4; Speech 2.3.4; State Speech Qualifier 3; Kimball Hall Concert Band 2; Chorus 1.2.3.4; Swing Choir 2.3.4; Vocal Solo 1.2.3.4; Clarinet Quartet 1.4; Triple Trio 2; Vocal Trio 1.4; All-State Chorus 3; Prom Server 1; Homecoming Candidate 4; Prom Candidate 3.4; National Honor Society 3.4; Historian 4; Roll of Excellence 1.2.3,4; Presidential Academic Fitness Award 3. Tammie Ann Davis-Swing Choir 1.2.3.4; Mixed Choir 1.2.3.4; Girls Glee 1.2.3.4; Track 2; S-Club 2.3.4; Fine Arts Letter Club 4 Mark Fusco-Band 1.2.3.4; Stage Band 1.2.3.4; Outstanding Industrial Art Student 3; Football 1.2.3.4; All-Conference 1st Team 4; All-State Honorable Mention Defen- sive Back 4; Basketball 1.2.3,4; All-Conference 1st Team 4; Track 1.2,3.4; Home- coming King Candidate 4; Prom King Candidate 3.4; Prom Server 1; Speech and Drama 4. Student Council 1.4; S-Club 1.2.3.4; Class President 1; State Football Playoff Member 2.3; Journalism Yearbook 4; One-Act Play 3; Honor Roll 1.2,3.4; Fine Arts 3; Library Aide 4 Darla Jo Gerdes-Volleyball 1.2,3,4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2; Band 1.2,3.4; Jazz Rand 1.2.4; Vocal Music 1.2.3.4; Swing Choir 2.3.4: Girls Glee 1.2.3.4: Nation- al Honor Society 2; Treasurer 3; Secretary 4; S-Club 1.2.3.4; Pep Club 1.2; Squad Leader 3; President 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes President 4; Speech and Drama 2.3: Accompanist for Junior High Vocal Music 3; Accompanist for Junior High Instrumental Music 1.2,3: Accompanist for Senior High Instrumental Music 1,2,3; Class Secretary 3; Girls State Alternate 3; Concert Band at Kimball Hall 2; Homecoming Escort 4; Wayne State Honor Band 4; Outstanding Citizenship Award 1.2.3; Excellence in Art Award 3; Excellence in Driver’s Ed Award 2; Roll of Excellence 1.2.3.4; Honor Roll 3; Presidential Academic Fitness Award 3; Presiden- tial Physical Fitness Award 1.2; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 2.3.4; Academic All-American 2,3.4 Holly Ann Hernbloom-Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Vice President 4; Volleyball 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2.3,4; Track 1.2.3.4; Cheerleader 1.2.3,4; Class Vice Presi- dent 1.2.3; National Honor Society Vice President 2.3; Treasurer 4; Prom Server 1; Jr. Prom Queen Candidate 3; Sr. Prom Candidate 4; Homecoming Mistress Of Ceremony 4; Band 1.2.3.4; Speech 2.3.4; All School Play 3.4; Yearbook Staff 4; Library Aid 4; S-Club 1.2.3.4; Newspaper Staff 4; Fine Arts Letter Club 3.4; Honor Student 1.2.3.4; Booster Breakfast Club 3.4; Homecoming Escort 3; Girls State 3; Senior Methodist Youth Fellowship 1.2.3.4. Kimball Hall Concert Band 3. James Jeffery Ingalls-Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2; Track 4; Prom Server 1; Homecoming King Candidate 4; Prom King Candidate 3; Drama 1.2.3.4; All Confer- ence Band 1.2; Band 1.2.3.4; Fine Arts Letter Band 3; Prom Co-Chairman 3; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; S-Club 2,3,4; S-Club Sec.-Treas. 4; Kimball Hall Concert Band 2; Boys State Alternate 3; Brass Sextet 1.2.3.4; Outstanding Industrial Arts 1: Football Conference Champs 2; Runner-up Football Conference Champs 3; Football State Playoffs 2.3; Football Co-Captain 4. Stephanie Sue Johannsen-Volleyball 1.2.3.4; Captain 4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Cap- tain 4; Track I.2.3.4. State Qualifier 3; Band 1.2.3.4; Honor Band 2.3; Choir 1.2.3; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Squad Leader 4; National Honor Society 4; Speech 1.2.3.4; One Act Play 1,2.3; All School Play 3.4; Homecoming Queen 4; Prom Queen Candidate 4; S-Club 4; Fine Arts Letter Club 4; Roll of Excellence 1.2.3.4; Junior High Assistant Coach 4; Volleyball All-Conference 3.4; All State 4; Basketball All-Confer- ence 2.3.4; All-State 3.4. Columbus All-Area Team 4; All-Star Basketball Game 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Karen Ann Korger-Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Pep Club Treasurer 4; Student Council Secre- tary 2; Band 1.2.3.4; Kimball Hall Concert Band 2; Flag Team 1.2.3.4; Flag Team Co-Captain 4; Music 2.3; Swing Choir 2.3; Yearbook Editor 4. Volleyball 1.2.3; Track 1.2,3.4; S-Club 2.3.4; Fine Arts Letter Club 3.4; Speech Team 2.3,4; One-Act Play 2.3.4; All School Play 3.4. Homecoming Escort 4; National Honor Society 2.3.4; Basketball Statistician 3; Second Grade Teachers Aid 4; Booster Breakfast Club 3.4; Roll of Excellence 1.2.3,4; Honor Roll 1.2,4. Charles Raymond Kuhnel-Foot ball 1.3.4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; S-Club 3.4; Speech 2.3: One-Act Play 2.3.4; Band 1.2.3.4; Homecoming King Candidate 4: Prom King Candidate 3.4; Prom King 3; Fine Arts Letter in Band and Speech Drama 3; S-Club President 4; Class Vice-President 3; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Football All-Conference Honorable Mention Linebacker 4; Basketball All-Conference All-Star Team 4; Bas- ketball Co-Captam 4; Stage Band 1.2; All School Play 2.3; State Football Playoffs 3; Kimball Hall Concert Band 2. Leslie Ann Kuhnel-Prom Co-Chairman 3; Class Treasurer 1,2; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Squad Leader 2; Mascot 3. Concession Manager 4; Hugh O’Brien Ambassador; All- State Chorus Alternate 3; All-State Chorus 4; Band 1.2.3.4; Choir 1.2.3.4; Swing Choir 2.3.4; Kimball Hall Concert Band 2; Volleyball 1.2.3; Basketball Statistician 3; Track 1; Track Manager 2.3.4; Student Aide Title I 3.4; National Honor Society 2.3.4; Historian 3; Nebraska Scholars Institute 3; HOBY Junior Counselor 3; One- Act Play 3.4; Three-Act Play 2.3.4; Speech 2.3.4; Vocal Solo 1.2.3.4; Flute Solo 3.4; Flute Fnsemble 1.2; Vocal Fnsemble 1.2.3.4; Roll of Excellence 1.2.3.4; Citi- zenship 1.2,3,4; Presidential Academic Fitness 3; Loyola Presidential Scholar 4; Homecoming Escort 4; UNL Distinguished Scholar 4 Bridget Marie Lockman-National Honor Society 2.3.4; President 3.4; Volleyball 1.2.3.4. Basketball 1.2.3.4; Basketball Co-Captain 3.4; Track 1.2; Band 1.2.3.4 Drum Majorette 3.4; Prom Queen 3.4; Prom Queen Candidate 3.4; Homecoming Escort 3; Homecoming Candidate 4; Prom Server 1; Swing Choir 1.3; Chorus 1.3; Class Treasurer 3: Class President 2; Roll of Excellence 1.2.3.4; Speech Drama 2.3.4; S-Club 1.2.3.4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4. Vice-President 4. All-School Play 2.3.4; Kimball Hall Concert Band 2. Thaddeus Louis Micek - Roll of Excellence 1.2.3.4 Perfect Attendance 1.2.3.4 Basketball 3. Band 1.2.3.4, Stage Band 2,3,4. Hpnor Band 4. Mixed Choir 1.2.4. Swing Choir 2.4. Speech 2.3. Drama 1.3,4. National Honor Society 3.4 Class President 4. Student Council 2.3. Academic Excellence in Algebra I 9. Scholastic Achievement in General Science 9 Academic Excellence in Algebra II 3. Oustand- ing Citizneship 1. Academic Excellence in Spanish II Media Taping 3.4. American Mathematics Competion School Winner 3. District Music Contest Vocal Solo I rating Stephanie Lynne Peterson-Prom Server 1; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Prom Queen Candidate 3.4; Volloyball 1.2.3.4; Baokotball 1.2.3, Speech 2.3.4; One Act Play 4. School Play 2.3.4; National Honor Society 3.4; Vice-President 4; Booster Breakfast Club 3.4; Honor Roll 1.2; Roll of Excellence 3.4; Fine Arts Letter 3.4; S- Club 3.4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Cheerleader 1.2.3.4 Fellowship of Christian Atheletes 4. Citizenship 1.2.3.4; Student Council 1; Band 1.2.3.4: Yearbook Staff 4: Youth Annual Conference 3; Senior MYF 1.2.3.4; Kimball Hall Concert Band 2. Susan Ann Osantowski-Music 1.2; Swing Choir 2; Mixed Chorus 1.2; Girls Glee 1.2. Michael D. Scow Football 1.2.3.4; Track 1.3.4; S-Club 1.2.3.4; Homecoming Escort 3; Football All Conference Honorable Mention 3; Football All Conference First Team 4; Class President 3; State Football Playoff Member 2.3; Honor Roll 2.3,4;' Ken Smith-Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2.3.4; Band 1.2.3.4; Library Aide 4; Jr. Assistant Coach 4; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; Perfect Attendance 1.2.3.4; S- Club 1.2.3.4; Fine Arts Letter 3.4; Pep Band 1.2.3.4; Stage Band 1.2.3.4; Class Vice-President 4; State Footba;ll playoff member 2.3; Boys State 3; Solo Competi- tion 1.2.3.4; Ensembles Member 1.2.3.4; Journalism Yearbook 4. FCA Member 4; Kimball Hall Concert Band 2; Homecoming Escort 4. Larry Robert Tworek-Football 1.2.3.4, Track 1.2; Band 1.2.3.4; Homecoming Es- cort 4; Prom King Candidate 4; S-Club 2.3,4; Speech 2; Yearbook 4; Library 3.4. All-Conference Honorable Mention 3.4; State Football playoff Member 2.3; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4. Rich Valish-Football 1.2.3.4; Track 2.3; S-Club 2.3.4; Student Council 4; Library Aide 4. Roberta Jean Wells- Stage Band 1; pep club 1.2; Flag Girl 1.2.3.4; Concert Band 1.2.3.4; Library aid 4; Volleyball 2; Speech and Drama 2; Student Council president — 4; National Honor Society 2.3.4; Kimball Hall Concert Band 2; Citizenship Award 1.2.3; Perfect Attendence 1; Roll of Excellence 1.2,3.4; Fine Arts Letter 3. 2 Memcuei fnxm dayi gcme, by . . . . Above: The Second grade girls gathered at Stephanie Peterson's house for her ninth birthday party. Pic- tured here are Sherri Bridges holding Steph's dog Micki (clockwise) Holly. Steph. Shelly Brewn. Ka- ren. Tracy. Bridget. Kristi. Bobbi. and (partially hid- den) Connie Kimble. Above left: The Seniors when they were in sixth grade. First Row-Lisa Haml- ing, Ken. Brian Knust. Row 2-Chuck. Mike. Mark Vrbka. Row 3-Larry. Chris. Stephanie P.. Sandy. Row 4-Charlie. Jeff. Chad. Mark. Row 5 Bridget. Kristi. Rob. Tami. Row 6-Darla. Thad. Connie. Bobbie. Row 7- Tracy. Leslie. Holly. Karen. Top: The cast of the Sixth grade Christmas musical. Hi Ho Holly were Rob. Steph. Bridget. Mark, and Rick. Left: In the fifth grade the Class of 87 put together autobriographies. Pictured here are (clockwise) standing Charlie Sandy, partially hidden-Lisa Hamling. Holly. Ken. Larry. Bridget. Standing in the back Rob Karen, standing Jeff. Leslie with her back to the camera, seated Mark Vrbka and in front of him. also seated. Tracy. 3 Tami Davis Jeff Ingalls Stephanie Johannsen Karen Korger Chuck Kuhnel 4 Leslie Kuhnel Bridget Lockman Thad Micek Susan Osantowski Mike Scow Ken Smith Larry Tworek CflaU Matter U Tfo 9ml, IVe Aw Oka. daU FLjm Wtufo Poib 4 Tiad Mi xJc - Pniiuktit Km, Swtk - l ice PwidMt Sandy Btiglit - SecMtiwj Chad Abbott - Thmiumk daU CotoW I up mat Puxprtl, Oil tK Oat RobaC L. JokjU - RpotUot SENIORS MAKE MEMORABLE MOMENTS Columbus Federal SAVINGS BANK UPPER LEFT: Rich says. Hey big boy! UPPER RIGHT: Mark Fusco models ‘‘Succatash’' his Halloweenie Beanie. LOWER LEFT: Connie. Leslie. Tracy, and Thad make sculptures. LOWER RIGHT: Stephanie's cramp flares up again 6 classes: Jeff Bilslein Kim Zoerb Kevin Patience Jane Osantowski Tammy Greg Boruch Bryce Sandra Cyza Bodtke Cockson Jtmoti Captm SwccetA Tricia Davis CD O 3 03 Renee Rick Ronnette Michener Brian Micek Luchsinger Lewis Dan Ellsworth Steve Kubicek Norma Kula Kevin Benson Debbie Wells Jay Voss Jenny Spitz Shelia Cermak Laura Cyza Lori Hamling Kelli Hans Darrin Hopwood Randy Hopwood Shane Smith I Debra Rinkol Jeremy Smith Jeff Mitchell Jason Micck Sheri McMcekin Chad McKay 9 Margo Abbott Jamie Alt Kevin Bright Karla Carlson Tina Bonsack Roechelle Denbo Jim Ellsworth David Webster Carl Umshler Lennette Tworek Samantha Theleri Dana Glatter Mike Hiemer Sonya Hladky Dena Glatter Sherri Nickolite Jake Nekl Kelly lilienthal Dwayne Kula Jeff Kuhnel Stacey Spitz Ken McMeekm ElojliOt Hjcdb Mabel J. . Memonjuei Front Row — Terry Nickolite. George Thelen. Lisa Johannsen. Jody Bodtke. Lisa Carter. Tess Ashbaugh. Hyde Pa- tience. Middle Row — Bobby Spitz. Au- gie Noyd. Nissa Kosch. Heidi Nekl. Kayla Kuhnel. Amy McMeekin. Susan Rief Back Row — Jarred Adkins. Justin Smith. Neil Lockman. Travis Batenhorst Not Pictured — Randy Walnofer. Becky Shanahan Kyle Waite. Gwwtk GkcuIa Hal Tteaiu ted Tuuei Front Row Chris Cyza. Pat O'Brien. Mark Smith. Andy McKay. Second Row — Kim Wells. Tammy Larson. Karla Spitz. Rachael Gabel. Melanie Scow. Nancy Vrbka. Charlette Graham. Lisa Young- dahl. Third Row — Tina Galles. Lisa Ga- ble. Julie Cyza. Mary Cyza. Tami Augus- tin. Kristi Carlson. Lon Rmkol. Ten Augus- tin. Fourth Row — David Logan. Matt Rief. Brian Benson. Chad Micek. Aaron Micek. Jay Grossnicklaus. Steve Fusco. Aaron Scow. Not Pictured — Charlene Miller. Jim Vande Kieft. Farmers Co-Op Business Ass'n Shelby-Rising City-Gresham Fifth, Fudit Fea ccJt Fot Memfllei Standing- Ryan Batenhorst. Nancy Tworek. Nick Zoerb. Trudy Hopwood. C J Brewster. Donna Alt. Lance Den bo. Jon Bock. Clmt Likenthal. Ryan McMeekm. Dan Spitz. Daro Micek, Jim Graham. Tina Ke«y. Ryan Clatter. Mr Bonk Sitting- Amy Jordan. Debbie Kunkee. Jutie McKay. Kevin Bodtke. Kevin Carlson. Erie Yundahl. Ron Wens, Sadie Theten GRADE SIX- BACK ROW- Jenny Bilstem. Kevin Grossmcklaus. Morgan Grossnicklaus. Zeb Noyd. Jason Schmoker. Michelle Micek. Troy Abbott. Shelly Gray. Jay Scow. Mrs Pesicka MIDOLE ROW- Matt Kamrath. Brian Covert. Travis De Ryke. Myra Gable. Timothy Webster. Jason Ott. Jennifer Hegi, Amy Hern bloom. Troy Bennett. FRONT ROW Roger Smith. Ryan Watts. Mark Cyza. Amanda Scheet. Bryan watts. Chris Whit- more. Stacy Rief. Amy Larson. Sherri Rmkol. Lon- ny Cyza Not Pictured Tammy Walnofer. Elton Mdi- er. Melissa Mecek The fifth grade class took off for an adventerous field trip to Hastings Mu- seum on April 20. 1987. While there, they had a demonstration on taxider- my and they also watched the plan- etarium show. SKY AT NIGHT, The remainder of their time at the museum was spent looking at the ex- hibits. which included taxidermied ani- mals. the Pawnee earth lodge, weap- ons from United States' wars, and ve- hicles. The sixth graders left on their field trip on April 14. 1987. They went to Omaha to the Joslyn Art Museum, the Omaha World Herald, and tire Union Pacific Museum. Special projects for the 6th graders this year were learning to write stories and poetry. Mrs. Pesicka said that the class has grown from the 28 who registered the first day of school to 31 at the end of the year. She also says that they were one of her more exciting groups. TltVtd, FornOt Exbtitm GRADE FOUR-FRONT ROW- Jaymalee Ko- petzky. Andrew Webster. Clifford Thmgstad. Jeremy Covert. Sadie Noyd. Eryn Waite. Don- nie Wetis MIDDLE ROW- Samantha Kosch. Donald Kula. Tonja Whitmore. Amy Cyza. Brent Krumbach. Craig Micek. Casey Nekl BACK ROW- Kendra Smith. Paul Micek. Scott Lercn. Shane Augustm. April Carter. Becky Bon sack. Melinda Johan risen. Joan Cyza. Mrs Wilma Kessler, teacher GRADE THREE-FRONT ROW- Cody Vrbka. Clmt Theten. Ruth Webster. Sara Davis. Ni- chole Gray. Jennifer Bruegger MIDDLE ROW- Jom Riel. Jacob Meek. Christopher Sc heel. Joel Peterson. Adam Perkins. Brian Kunkee. Courtney Ashbaugh BACK ROW- Kyle Lo- gan, Ere Scow. Brian Nekolite. Neote Bernt. Katie Kamrath. Jason Meek. Brent Brigham. Ftachelle Shorney NOT PICTURED- Cindy Rmkol. Koo Kefly The fourth graders visited the State Capitol, the Governor’s Mansion and Morrill Hall during their field trip to Lincoln. As a spe cial project they wrote family his- tories. They had an antique show in conjunction with Achievement Night. The third graders visited the Stuhr Museum of the Prairie Pio- neer on their field trip to Grand Island. They took a guided tour and saw exhibits which included peiord room settings, tools, uten- sils. clothing and furnishings. The students also saw Indian and Old West artifacts and typical build- ings of the period, including a Pawnee earth lodge. As a special project the class visited the Osceola Annie Jeffery Hospital. At the hospital they at- tended a program designed to pre- pare children for hospitalization. Fi ut And v W Gmk Meuurtfai Gmi Second Grade (firs! row) Joshua Nekl. Heath Vrbka. Jene6 Darling. Angel Ballinger. Crystal Mi- cek. Chelsea Cockson (Middle row) Bridget Krum- bach. Jason Cyza, Steven Micek. Cassie Ingalls. John Cyza. (Back row) Patrick Reeves. Amanda Hopwood. Corey Batenhorst. Jessica Glatter. Dallas Thelen. Tyler Wagner. Miss Larson. First Grade (first row) Penny Brigham. Justin Sor- enson. Sarah Johannsen. Bradley Carter. Brenna Smith. Abbie Grossnicklaus. (Second row) April Perry. Kipp Smith. Tara Hopwood. Nic Thelen. Daisy Poppe. Kelly Logan. Shelly Bennet. (Third row) Eric Osantowski. Christina Cyza. Raymond Rinkol. Wen- dy Larsen. Jason Bruegger. Wendy Wielechowski. Jacob Gabel, (back row) Mrs. Krumbach. Megan Nekl. Sam Hladky. Amber Watts. Jimmy Gregg. Sarah Noyd. Cory Levos. Dawn Thingstad. The Second Grade went to Lincoln on their field trip. They toured the Weaver's Potato Chip Company, Bryan Memo- rial Hospital and the Fol- som Children’s Zoo. The 1986-87 first grade class had many projects and adventures this year. Their field trip was in the spring, to Co- lumbus. They worked on many projects including decorating their room with Halloween decora- tions, such as pine cones and paper plate turkeys, and Indians and pilgrims which hung from the lights. Mrs. Krumbach says that in spite of its large size (27 students) the class works very well together. Home Plumbing and Heating. Inc. Repairing - Contracting Walter Kiuntke 3121 - 13th Street Columbus. Nebraska Phone 564-5807 or 564-0913 Country Style Floral Cut Flowers - Plants - Gifts U. S. 30 Center Columbus. Nebraska 68601 Evelyn Kurpgeweit Phone - (402) 564-9011 14 Kwdwgarilm f-fai A$-Day CHauei (Top) FRONT ROW- Kyle Kopetzky, Ann Osantowski. Jesse Compton. MIDDLE ROW- Curt Micek. Brooke Brigham. Cle- tus Kamrath. Sheila Nickolite. Jarrad Nickolite. BACK ROW- Justin Micek, Jason Gabel. Sarah Augustin. Jamie Smith. (Bottom) FRONT ROW- Michelle Belgum, Kendall Carlson. Ryan Moon. Lucas Poppe, Megan Perkins. Megan Schmidt. Christina Kula. BACK ROW- Mrs. Ott. Hi- lary Whitmore, Cody Gabel, Curtis Toma- sevicz. Jeremy Ott. not pictured- Tracey Noyd. Instead of going to school in the morning or afternoon, this year's Kindergarteners go to school every other day. One week they go on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday and the next week they go on Tuesday and Thursday. “Because of this new system the children get to do more extra activi- ties,” says Mrs. Ott. They have music, art, and P.E. everyday. They also get a half hour rest period.” The children like riding the big yellow school buses and eating lunch at school. One little boy said, I wish I could come to school every day!” Since the children are going to school all day this year it will be easier for them to adapt to first grade, although, then they will get to go to school everyday instead of every other day. AN EXCITING SENIOR TRIP April 8. 1987 was the start of our Senior Educa- tional tour to Kansas City. Our tours included the General Motors factory, the Hallmark Visitors’ Cen- ter. Kansas City Board of Trade, the Federal Re- serve Bank, and the University of Missouri-Kansas City Schools of Dentistry and of Medicine. We also attended a Kansas City Royals-Chicago White Sox baseball game, and enjoyed a delicious meal at the Gold Buffet. Our Senior Trip was filled with many memories that we will always treasure. FACULTY Robert Jones Principal Terry Fusco Phys. Ed. Vern Lockman Business Romaine Pesicka Superintendant Wilma Gondringer Chapter I Carolyn Mitchell Spanish Keith Jurrens J.H. Principal Math Darrrell Gray Science John O’Brien Guidance John Bonk Fifth Grade Wilma Kessler Fourth Grade Susan Ott Kindergarten Audrey Brown Librarian Donna Krumbach First Grade Carmen Pesicka Sixth Grade Terry Chadek History Norma Krumbach Third Grade Carloyn Rich Elementary Joseph Dolsak Instr. Music Judy Kucera Vocal Music Richard Shanahan Ind. Arts FaajJkj Hefyi Gmfo Gofdeu Mowetiti Tmtiwud By AH Kevin Euteneuer English Sherri Larson Second Grade Amy T omasevicz Art Donna Vrbka Home Ec. Shelby Public School adopted an eight-period day for the 1986-87 school year. With the addition of another period, school begins at 8:17 a m. and ends at 3:41 p.m with 50-minute class sessions. Last year classes began at 8:25 a.m. and dismissed at 3:32 p.m. Going to the eight-period day distributes courses so students have more of a choice in classes they need to further their education. A lot of thought was involved, but with the help of students, parents, teachers and the school self-evaluation, the system made the change. The new classes available this year include health (full year), daily physical education, advanced mathematical concepts, high school vocal music daily, one semester business applications and computer applications courses. Reading 8 and beginning speech 10 to alternate with an introduction to computers and CPR. Some of these changes were made to fulfill requirements of the Nebraska Department of Education. “I feel that the extended day has it’s advantages and disadvantages.” said social studies teacher Mr. Chadek. “An advantage might be that students are able to take more classes and can be exposed to things they weren’t able to learn before. The disadvantage is that some students have an overload of subjects and cannot concentrate fully on a few courses which could hamper their learning in some classes.” Mr. Chadek teaches daily physical education 9-12 He said that it is good that students can get the exercise they need. The only problem is the 3-1 ratio of boys over girls. Most of the people in the sophomore class will, at some time in their future, need to at least know some of the basics of using a computer,” said science and computer teacher Mr Gray ” These students who also plan on entering the area of business or computer science can get some idea how to plan, write, edit, and use a computer program This program also helps to develope a students logical thinking skills.” Another class taught that this year is CPR. Principal Mr. Jones feels that this class is very helpful to a student for it may save someone’s life. Speech is an aspect of our everyday communication.” said art and speech teacher Mrs. Tomasevicz. Learning to communicate effectively becomes an essential tool in developing our personal and professional progress. I feel the new speech class allows sophomores the opportunity to learn to express their ideas in clear, concise manner, and gives helpful instruction in leading to the eventual goal of truly effective communication. “Advanced mathematical concepts is a class that will be helpful to me.” says Junior Tammy Bodtke. I will need four years of math, and with this new class. I will get the fourth one to help me with my career in engineering.” “ Advanced mathematical concepts is a very hard class.” says Senior Stephanie Johannsen. I think it will help me in the years to come.” Matuj CotiMbuJl . . . (Top Left) Mr. Bonk teaches a class. (Top Right) The New School Board (Front) Greg Kuhnel. Dee Augustin and Allan Lerch. (Back) Lee Grossnicklaus. Chris Whitmore and Jack Carter. (Above) The Past School Board (Front) Greg Kuhnel. Dee Augustin and Allan Lerch. (Back) Robert Scow. Don Alt and Delmar Rathje. (Left) Mrs. Tomasevicz and Mrs. Brown show off their winning smiles. Soundcenter Good Luck 2414 13th St. 563-3717 Columbus. from 1st National Bank of Columbus Nebr. Complete home, audio, video car stereo (Top Left) Secretaries-Mrs. Alt. Mrs. Carter. (Top Right) Janitors-Mark Alt. Ron Glatter. (Middle Left) Teacher Aids-Mrs McMeekin. Mrs. Grossnicklaus. Mrs. Jur- rens. Mrs. Spitz. (Bottom Left) Cooks-Mrs. Bright. Mrs. Hoeft. Mrs. Linda. Mrs. Wagner. (Bottom Right) Bus Drivers-Mrs. Smith. Mr. Gray. Mrs. Smith, Mr. Shana- han. Mrs. ReiSdorff. Mr. Bernt. Nied’s Grocery Meats Homemade Sausage is our specialty 20 Equitable Savings Loan Association F A. Columbus - David City FALL VoUfcyboJK Pflay d Pnxxkuab WiMtuMq Memtiei The 1986 volleyball season was successful. The girls post- ed a record of 14-4. Spectator Mark Fusco said that Volley- ball is definitely back in Shel- by. And from the looks of things, he's right. The Huskies had quite a few wins and dropped a couple of losses before their spectacular win over David City in regular sea- son play. Senior Stephanie Peterson said, “It felt great to win -the game against David City! Then the girls went on to sub-districts to play Stroms- burg and bring around a victo- ry. The same nights our hopes of competing in state tourna- ments were blown away when we were, beat by Osceola. Some comments about the season by Coach Jurrens were that the girls showed honest effort, hard work, and readily accepted responsibility. He also said the season highlight was beating David City for conference championship. A comment by Holly Hernbloom about the season was. “It was fun to have a winning season and an honor to be confer- ence champs. Stephanie Jo- hansen was chosen as 1st team All-Conference and Nor- ma Kula 2nd team All Confer- ence. Freshmen Stromsburg Fullerton NELHS Genoa St Edward East Butler Clarks Osceola David City Palmer 15-6. 15-2 15-10. 15-5 15-6. 15-12 13-15. 10-7 15-7. 15-1 15-12, 12-10 -8. 15-11 13. 9-15 15-4M5-6 6-14 K Reserves || Stroms txi i Fullerton Silver Creek NELHS East Butler Clarks Osceola David City Palmer I 13-15. 15-12, 15-6 15-5. 15-5 15-2. 15-5 15-10. 16-14 15-7. 15-0. 15-8. 15-4. 15-9, 15-7. 15-3. [8 1 |l 15-8 15-1 15-11 15-12 15-8 varsity Stromsburg Fullerton Silver Creek NELHS Genoa St. Edward 15 15-1 15 8 15-0 16-6 15- . 15-5. 15. 15-13 15-9 15-3 David City To irnament Wahoo .5-6. 5-15, 15-10 15-9. 2-15. 5-15 3 15. 15 2 15-10 � 5-6. 15-3 V2-15. 15-10. 12-15 North Bena fast Butler Clarks Osceola • jM« Strol - Stromsburg 15-8. 15=13 7 1 9-15 Front Row- Dena Glatter. Sonya Hladky. Tina Bonsak, Kelly Lillienthall. Samantha Thelen. Car a Carlson. Second Row- Sheri McMeekin. Debra Rinkol. Shelia Cermak. Kelly Hans. Tricia Davis. Margo Abbott, Lynette Tworek. Deb Shanahan. Third Row- Melanie Lockman. Shannon Lerch. Kim Zoerb, Norma Kuia, Michelle Williamson. Julie Hegi, Denise Rinkol. Sherri Nickolite. Fourth Row- Coach Terry Chadek. Darla Gerdts, Bridget Lockman. Stephanie Peterson. Holly Hernbloom. Stephanie Johannsen. Coach Kieth Jurrens. rid9et Opposite Page- Coach Jurrens gives instructions. Stephanie Pe- terson bumps the ball. Stephanie Johannsen leaps for the ball. Above - Bridget Lockman goes for the spike. SARSIT Y . SHS 20 SENOA SHS 8 AMENDE SHS SHS SHS 6 SHS 20 SHS 0 4S E BUTLER o SHS SHS SCEOLA FULLERTON DAVID CITY NELHS DORCHESTER RESERVE OSCEOLA STBOMSBURG GENOA Mark Fusco 19 calls the count as Brian Micek 73 and the rest of the team prepare to block. (Top) Mark Fusco looks for an open person to pass to at the East Butler football game. (Above) Student trainer Chris Alt is busy keep- ing stats. Asst. Coaches Mr. Fusco and Mr. Lockman cheer the team on to a victory. (Right) Kuhnel Ins Agency Auto - Farm - Homeowners Phone 527-5164 or 527-5169 Columbus Sales Pavilion Columbus. NE 564-3231 Memories of the 1986 football season held many ups and downs as is shown by the 5-4 record. The Huskies met several tough oppo- nents and lost a few games but Coach O'Brien stated, The team effort was basically good. While of- fensively the Huskies sometimes sputtered, the defense was usually strong. One definite highlight of the sea- son would be the 6-0 Homecoming win over Osceola, which was battled out in the pouring rain. Even though the Huskies ended up with a winning record, some players feel they could have done better. Senior Captain Jeff Ingalls said, I don't feel we played our best throughout the season. Contrary to this attitude, the Hus- kies recieved many All-Conference awards. Earning a spot on All-Con- ference 1st team was Mike Scow as an offensive guard and defensive lineman. Mark Fusco tied for Defen- sive Back Secondary. Those that were named to All-Conference Hon orable Mention team were, Larry Tworek as offensive center and de- fensive end, Chuck Kuhnel as Line- backer and Allen Smith as Running Back. The toughest loss of the year to take, as always, was the last one against Dorchester. This year it was even more difficult because it pre- vented the Huskies from entering state playoffs. When it was all over injured Senior Larry Tworek said. “I was wishing I was in. They played with a lot of emotion and when it was over, I couldn’t believe it was over for good. Chad Abbott 87 and Kuhnel 85 ‘Dogpile! Our head coach Mr. O'Brien walks on the field. He is followed by sophomore Jeff Mitchell. Chad Abbott prepares to Front Row: Chris Alt, Ken Smith, Jeff Ingalls, Rich Valish, Mark Fusco, Charlie Boruch, Larry Tworek, Chuck Kuhnel. Chad Ab- bott. and Mike Scow. Coaches: Mr. Fusco, Mr. O'Brien, and Mr. Lockman. Middle Row: Jay Voss. Shane Smith. Russ Hopwood. Jeff Bilstein. Allen Smith, T.J. Rathjen. Jay Ingalls. Brian Micek. Jamie Alt, Mike Heimer, Jeff Mitchell. Bryce Cockson. Manag- ers: Pal O'Brien, Kevin Patients, and Jim Graham. Top Row: Mike l.ockman. Dwayne Kula. Cr id McKay, Randy Hopwood. Dana Glatter. Steve Kubicek Jason Micek, Jim Ellsworth, Jer- emy Smith, Darrin Hopwood. Randl Valish. Jake Nekl, Jeff Kuh- nel. Kevin Bright. Ken McMeekin. and Carl Umshler. (Not pic- ture.: Dan Ellsworth) 25 UowVUnuMq 3b Spirit Week of 1986 started off as the Monday of every week should, with Get up and Go” Day. The rest of the week was filled with students walking the halls in some very unusual outfits. Everyone dressed in their worst as “Bag Lady Day” was observed on Tuesday. On Wednesday a visitor to SHS might think he was at SHS hospi- tal. as everyone was dressing appro- priately for “Bandage Day. In order to get the spirit roaring for the volleyball game that night, Thursday was desig- nated as Extreme Black and Gold Day.” Inside out Grub day was the dress code for Friday as students decorated their floats. The senior members of the football team decided to show the volleyball team a few secret plays Thursday afternoon at the pep rally. The pep rally was highlighted by a cheer which sparked the Homecoming victory over Clarks. The I ady Huskies defeated the Bombers to start the 1986 Homecom- ing victories. Even though the air was damp on Friday, spirits could not be dampened as students prepared for the parade that afternoon. On Friday night, the football team was ready to go as they were faced with the bad weather and their arch-rivals, the Osceola Bulldogs. After a game delay due to bad weath- er. the Huskies pulled out of hard fought victory with a final score of 6-0. During half time, the winners of the parade competition were announced. The third grade won the grade school division, with their saying “The Great- sest Show On Earth-Shelby Huskies. This year’s theme “Sayings” was fur- ther carried out in the junior high and high school divisions. For the first time in 23 years, the seventh grade took first place in the jr. high division with Barking Up the Wrong Tree”. More traditions were broken as the Seniors' float “Life’s a Beach” received top honors in the senior hgih division. The climax of the week was the coronation after the football game. Following the introduction of the royalty, Chad Ab- bott and Stephanie Johannsen were crowned the new 1986 Homecoming King and Queen. Homecoming 1986 proved to be a special one for everyome involved. It provided many “Moments to Trea- sure 26 The Homecoming Royalty shows us their best smiles just before what turned out to be a rather brisk ride through town Front-JefT Ingalls. Bridget Lockman. Tracy Cyza. Chad Abbott Back-Chuck Kuhnel. Stephanie Pe- terson. Crownbearer Brooke Brigham. Stephanie Johannsen, Mark Fusco, and Crownbearer Clete Kamrath. CoutiHg MaJcei Tnmwvd Moumti Far Right- Pep club girls sell balloons. Right- Sophomores and freshmen study hard on black and gold day. Bottom Right- Football boys go over directions with the volleyball team. Middle Left- Tami Davis displays her outfit. Bottom Left- Rus $ Hopwood and Renee Michner prepare a homecoming float GoA BB The 1986-1987 girls basketball team ended its season with a 4-3 conference record and an 11-7 regular season record. The Lady Huskies started their season with an impres- sive win over Rising City 53-13. Then Shelby traveled to Polk where they luckily came out on top to win 33-32. Their next step was Stromsburg where Shelby suffered their first defeat, 44-48. The Lady Huskies won their next two games against Henderson and Nebraska Lutheran. Meeting up with Osceola. Shelby came up short in a 34-55 defeat. They won their next two games before entering the Central Eight Conference Tournament. In the first round Shelby beat Fullerton 36-35 advancing to the semi-final against Osceola, where Osceola came out on top of Shel- by 36-51. The defeat put Shelby in the consolation round where they met up with Stromsburg for the second time. Shelby got their revenge with a win, 55-40, and placed 3rd in the conference. The team then faced Genoa and came out on top 51-33. Shelby lost their next two games to Clarks in ot and to Humphrey. Their next game was against David City. Shel- by won 61-45. The Lady Huskies ended their regular sea- son with a loss to East Butler 47-49. Shelby then headed for sub-districts where they met up with Stromsburg for the third time. Shelby came out on top 42-41. The Lady Huskies faced up with Osceola where Osceola came out on top of Shelby for the third time, ending Shelby’s season. “I had a very enjoyable year,” said coach John O’Brien. ‘‘The girls were very cooperative and generally worked hard all year. I do wish we could have won more games, but I think the girls really played hard. Ii GIRl S BASKETBAt 1 SHS 53-13 Rising City SHS 33-32 Polk SHS 44-48 Stromsburg SHS 51-39 Hendeison SHS 65-38 NELHS SHS 34-5S Osceola SHS 53-33 Silver Creek SHS 47-32 Fullerton SHS 51-33 Genoa SHS 51-52 Clarks SHS 41-44 Humphrey SHS 61-45 David City SHS 47-49 East Butler CONFERENCE SHS 36-35 Fullerton SHS 36-51 Osceola SHS 55-40 Stromsburg SUB DISTRICTS SMS 42-4if Stromsburg SHS 23-47 Osceola (ot) Team picture Front Row- Kelly Lilienthal. Kelli Hans. Michelle Williamson. Denise Rinkol. Stephanie Johannsen. Bridget Lockman. Darla Gerdes. Holly Hcrnb- loom. Row 2- Assistant coach Monte Grossnicklaus. Sherri Nickolite. Robin Hernbloom. Tricia Davis. Ronnette Lewis. Norma Kula. Tammy Bodtke. Karla Carlson. Row 3- manager Brenda Gerdes. Debbie Shanahan. Shannon Lerch. Kim Zoerb. Sheri McMeekin. Melanie Lockman. Margo Abbott. Coach John O’Bien. ncscnvc girls basketball (Opposite page. Right) Mr. O’Brien giving the girls a pep talk during a time out. (Opposite page. Left) Michelle Williamson passes the ball during the David City game. Also pictured is (43) Melanie Lockman and (45) Stephanie Johannsen. (Top Left) Holly Hernbloom (41) with the ball. (Top Middle) Tricia Davis (15) dribbles in for a shot. (Top Right) Melanie Lockman (43) goes up for the shot. (Bottom Right) Stephanie Johannsen puts the shot up while Melanie Lockman gets ready to go up for the rebound. SHS 45-25 Stromsburg SHS 53-30 Henderson SHS 26-34 NELHS SHS 25-32 Osceola SHS 40-38 Silver Creek SHS 35-30 Fullerton SHS 37-19 Columbus SHS 48-40 Genoa SHS 29-25 Humphrey SHS 32-28 David City SHS 41-44 East Butler FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE TOURNAMENT SHS 31-16 David City SHS 41-15 Stromsburg Boiji Baiketbaffl Meuwuei Ptm The 1986-1987 boys basket- ball team ended its season with an impressive 6-1 conference re- cord and a 13-6 regular season record. Shelby started its season with a win over Rising City 52-45. Then they traveled to Polk where they suffered their first loss 37- 50. They really poured it on win- ning their next 5 games, including a big win over David City Aqui- nas. The score was tied at 41-41 at the end of regulation time. The game went into overtime and Shelby controlled the tip. The Huskies held onto the ball the whole time, not letting Aquinas even touch the ball. They waited for the last shot and put it in the hole to beat Aquinas 43-41. Shelby then advanced to the conference tourna- ment where Shelby ended up second in the confer- ence. The second half of the season was shakey for Shelby, winning only 4 of the 7 games until the dis- trict tournament. In the tournament Shelby faced Stromsburg in the first round. Shelby won 52-49 and advanced to the semi-finals where they faced Os- ceola. Shelby came up short after the 4th overtime with a score of 47-50. There were two players that were named to the Omaha World Herald All State Honor Roll. They were Senior Mark Fusco and Junior Russ Hopwood. Fusco also received honorable mention in the Lincoln Jour- nal-Star. This team is characterized by its ability to win. Mr. Fusco said. “We averaged 51 points a game this season. Our opponents aver- aged 48.6 points a game. We played a lot of close games and seemed to be able to do the right thing in the last few minutes that allowed us to win most of our games.” SHS SHS SHS BOY’S BASKETBALL 52-45 Rising City 34-50 Polk 47-45 Stromsburg Sub-Districts SHS 52-49 Stromsburg SHS 47-50 (40T) Osceola RESERVE BOY’S BASKETBALL SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS Facing Page-First Row-Manager- Chad McKay, Ken McMeekin. Jamie Alt, Jeff Kuhnel. Dwayne Kula, Jim Ellsworth. Managers: Steve Fusco and Jerrad Adtkins. Second Row-Chris Alt. Shane Smith. Jay Voxx. Chuck Kuhnel. Allen Smith. Jay Ingalls. Dan Ellsworth. Jeff Bilstein. Third Row-Coach Chadek. Ken Smith. Mark Fusco. Mike Lockman. Chad Abbott. Russ Hopwood, Randy Hopwood. Jeff Mitchell. Rob bomberger. Coach Fusco Ken Smith attempts for two. Chuck Kuhnel looks for the rebound. Mark Fusco sets to shoot. Chad Abbott goes for the shot. (Above Left) Mr. Fusco gives his team encouragement. (Above Right) Mike Lockman goes tor the rebound. (Left) Jay Ingalls is in a tight spot. (Middle) Allen Smith is beset by David City opponents. (Right) Russ Hopwood passes the ball off 48- 40 Nebraska Lutheran 43-41 Aquinas 49- 30 Osceola 59- 57 Fullerton 50- 43 Genoa 76-49 Clarks 43-53 David City 43- 56 Humphrey 58-69 Rising City 60- 51 Silver Creek 60-44 East Butler CONFERENCE 66-43 East Butler 46-41 Genoa 44- 67 David City SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS Stromsburg Nebraska Lutheran David City Aquinas Osceola Fullerton Genoa David City Humphrey Rising City East Butler Silver Creek FRESHMAN GAME 47-30 Columbus FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE TOURNAMENT 71-56 Rising City 50-35 Polk Top Right- Randy Valish plays Santa Claus at the Christmas Party. Top Left- Mike Hiemer. T.J. Rathjen. and Jeff Ingalls play cards at the Christmas Party. Bottom Right- Eighth grade girls pose for camera. Bottom Left- Jake Nekl. Jay Voss. Jeff Kuhnel. and Mike Hiemer play ping pong. C i Uitiuai Memotiei Fm 34 GvA Tiack WiMk Tiack The Shelby Girls track team had a good year. They improved throughout the season. The team finished second in one meet and 1st in another. They placed in all the district track meet events but three. The Shelby girls broke four records this year. Karla Carlson1 broke the 100m High Hurdles (17.8), Norma Kula the 300m Low Hurdles (50.9), Michelle Williamson the 400m run (58.8) and Williamson, Holly Hernbloom, Melanie Lockman, and Margo Ab- bott the 1600m relay (4:08.67). Williamson qualified for the state track meet in the 200, 400 meter runs and the 1600 m relay also qualified. At state, the relay team took first and Michelle won second place in the 400. Middle Right- Norma Kula hands off to Tricia Davis in a relay whife Holly Hernbloom cheers them on. Middle left- Stephanie Johannsen shows her form while throwing the shot. Bottom Right- Michelle Williamson glides across the finish line. Top- Front Row- Tracy Cyza manager. Michelle Williamson. Holly Hernbloom. Sandra Cyza, Kelli Hans. Luara Cyza. Norma Kula. Margo Abbott. Middle Row- Leslie Kuhnel manager. Dena Glatter. Sherri Nickolite. Karla Carlson. Tri- cia Davis. Robin Hernbloom, Renee Michener manager. Last row- Assistant Coach Keith Jurrens. Head coach Terry Fusco. Tammy Bodtke. Sheri McMeekin, Kimberly Zoerb. Stephanie Johannsen. Melanie Lockman. Karen Korger. Lenette Tworek. 36 f Stati QuoAfiMl Top Left- Tricia Davis. Leslie Kuhnel. and Sandra Cyza take it easy at a track meet. Top Right- Shane Smith. Margo Abbott. Melanie Lockman. Holly Hernbloom. and Michelle Williamson qualified for state. Bottom Left- Sandra Cyza runs the 3200 meter. Bottom Right- Coach Fusco and Coach Jurrens take a breather. The Art Printery School Office Supplies Columbus 564-6203 Addie's Upholstry Fleischer Rexall Drug Co. Columbus. NE R. J. Larsen - L. D. Houfek 564-0462 Phone 564-3277 Columbus. Nebr. 37 FRONT ROW: Ken McMeekin. Carl Umshler. Kevin Benson, Chris Alt, Chad McKay. Dwayne Kula. Middle Row: Jim Ellsworth. Shane Smith. Jamie Alt. Allen Smith. Ken Smith. Jeff Kuhnel. Jeff Bilstien. Dan Ellsworth. Back Row: Coach Terry Chadek. Kevin Patience. Mike Lockman. Jeff Ingalls. Mark Fusco. Mike Scow. Rich Luchsinger. Coach John Bonk. Upper Left-Mr. Chadek is hard at work. Center-Shane Smith carried the baton for Shelby. Far Right-Ken Smith ap- proaches the finish line. Lower Left-Mr. Bonk helps out at the shot put. Bo jk Race Fo v Tlte Gold 38 The Shelby boys track made improve- ments this year. The team scored more points in each meet then they did last year. In the Shelby Invitational Shelby scored more points than Coach Bonk said they would, so Coach had to shave off his three- year-old beard. One of the main achievements was the 3200 meter relay team breaking the 9 min- ute mark. 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The volleyball, football, and basketball cap- tains all gave little speeches about the season after the awards for their sport were handed out. The guest speaker was Mike Trader, the bas- ketball coach at Hastings College. Tracy Cyza and Leslie Kuhnel read the fare- well and Bridget Lockman the goodnight. Upper Right- Coach O’Brien discusses the season. Upper Left- Mr. Jurrens summarizes the volleyball season. Middle Left- Chad Abbott and Jeff Ingalls review the foot- ball season as captains. Lower Right. Bridget Lockman and Stephanie Johannsen review the basketball season. Lower Left- Mark Fusco and Mike Scow say farewell. Nu-Style Beauty Salon 527-5791 Shelby. NE Country Ramblers Band Shelby. NE Bernts One Stop Service Shelby, NE 68662 40 Banquet RecaM Multiud Top - Mr Dolsak and Bridget Lockman hand out music awards. Middle - The Jazz fcnsembie plays songs at the banquet. Bottom Lett - Miss Kucera hands out music awards. Bottom Right - Stephanie Peterson and Sandy Bright have tun at the banquet M uwiei Awards were presented to instru- mental music students at the annual music banquet at Shelby High School. Participation certificates were present- ed to the 5th grade students for com- pleting their first year of instrumental music. Letters and awards for activities were presented to the high school and junior high bands. The high school band received medals commemorating their Superior (1) rating last fall at the Nebraska Marching Band Festival at Pershing Auditorium. Also presented were outstanding band member awards to a boy and a girl in each class, grades nine through twelve, based on the highest total point accumulation for band activites. The awards went to David Webster and Tina Bonack. freshmen; Jeff Mitchell and Laura Cyza, sophomores; Renee Michener and Jeff Bilstein, ju- niors. and Thad Micek and Darla Gerdes, seniors. Mr. Dolsak. band director, thanked the students and community for a suc- cessful year. Vocal music awards were present- ed by Miss Kucera. Leslie Kuhnel was given an award for being named to the All-State Chorus. Leslie and Thad Mi- cek received “1” certificates and Mu- sic Camp Scholarships to the Wayne State Music Camp for earning V's on their solos. Members of the Swing Choir (Tracy Cyza, Leslie Kuhnel, Connie Brewster, Sandy Bright, Darla Gerdes, Chris Alt, Thad Micek, Tami Davis, Tina Bon- sack, Laura Cyza, Sonya Hladky, and Roechelle Denbo) also received certifi- cates, as did the Mixed Chorus (all of the above plus Stacey Spitz). Sonya, Roechelle, Tracy, Connie, Kerri Brewster, Leslie, Laura, Darla, Sandy, Tami and Tina earned certifi- cates at the conference music clinic. Tracy, Leslie, Connie, Sandy, Darla, Chris, Thad, Tami, Tina, Lara, Sonya, and Roechelle were letter winners. Ptoui Royalty Top-T J Rathjen and Sandra Cyza were named Junior King and Queen Middle Junior Candidates Michelle Williamson. Julie Hegi. Robm Hernbtoom. Denise Rmkol. Sandra Cyza. T J Raihjen. Russ Hopwood. Jay Ingalls. Allen Smith. Steve Kubicek Bottom-Prom Servers Margo Abbott. Jell Kuhnel. Sherri Nickolite. Jamie Alt Right Carla Carlson. Ken McMeekm. Kelly Liilienthal. and Mike Hiemer Top-Jeff Ingalls, and Bridget Lockman were chosen as the Senior King and Queen. Bottom-Senior Candidates: Holly Hernbloom. Mark Fusco. Stephanie Johann- sen. Bridget Lockman. Jett Ingalls, Tracy Cyza. Larry Tworek. Stephanie Peter- son. Shelby’s Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom took place at the high school gym on Friday. May 1, with the junior class hosting the seniors. The dinner consisted of Swiss steak, corn, rolls, cheesecake and iced tea. After dinner, seniors Ken Smith and Sandy Bright read the senior class wills and juniors Michelle Williamson and Allen Smith read senior prophesies. A grand march and coronation took place at 8:45 p.m. Crowned junior class prom queen and king were Sandra Cyza and T.J. Rathjen; senior queen and king were Bridget Lockman and Jeff Ingalls. Junior class members in the royal court were Allen Smith, Russ Hopwood, Steve Kubicek, Jay Ingalls, Robin Hernbloom, Denise Rinkol, Julie Hegi, and Michelle Williamson. Senior royalty includ- ed Chuck Kuhnel, Chad Abbott, Larry Tworek, Ingalls Parts and Service. Inc. 527-5525 The Beauty Den 300 Euclid Avenue, Shelby. NT 68662 Phone 527-5916 Donna Gerdes - Prop Appointment or Walk rns Welcome NC+ Hybrids - PAG Seeds Continental Insurance Farmers Union Insurance Eugene Gable Phone: 527-5134 Mark Fusco, Tracy Cyza, Steph- anie Johannsen, Stephanie Pe- terson and Holly Hernbloom. Top-Susan Osantowski. Chris Alt. Knst Brandt, and Mike Scow eri|Oy the ban quet Middle Right- Senior President Thac Micek thanks the |uniors. Middle I eft - Michelle Williamson and Al Ion Smith read prophecies Bottom Lett Russ Hopwood. Kmi oerb and Mr and Mrs Vrbka eat their meal Bottom Right- Ken Smith and Sand) Bright read wills Gioud Mandi, Dauca Mak Memttei Upper Left — Hotly Hern bloom has tun at the dance Upper Right • Todd Hiemer and Julie Hegi cross the bridge during the grand march Middle Right • Rob n Hernbloom. Tracy Cy a. Deb Shanahan. Karen Korger. Ronnette Lewis, and Stephanie Johannsen wait lor the grand march to end Bottom Lett • Rob Bomberger. M.ke Lockman. Shane Kuhnel. Randy Hop wood. Leslie Kuhnel. apd Bryce Cockson watch the end ot the grand march Bottom Right ■ Mrs Vrbka explains to Jett Bilstem and Renee Michener how to approach the Grand March GROUPS GRADUATION MommU Of Ouaxu The first event that took place for speech and drama was Riders to the Sea, the serious one-act play. We competed twice. Shelby hosted the Central Eight Conference on November 24. We traveled to David City on December 5 for Districts. Next, we moved onto the 4 speech contests. The first was held on December 6 at Newman Grove. The next one was on January 17 at Albion. Our conference meet was held in David City on February 28. We won second place. Then we traveled to Newman Grove for the District meet on March 20. We had three people who made the finals: Laura Cyza, Karen Korger, and Holly Hernbloom. Sandra Cyza not only made it to the finals, she qualified for state. Her informative speech on Physical Fitness got her there. Due to weather conditions, Sandra was not able to compete at the state level. Our last event was the three-act play. It was titled Break a Lea, by John O'Brien. Despite injuries and the weather, the play was enjoyed by all. The school performance was held on April 1 and the public one on April 3. We all had fun with this comedy play. Top-play cast: First Row-Bridget Lockmon, Tracy Cyza. Robin Hernbloom. Tricia Davis. Second Row-Jenny Spitz, Debra Wells, Deb Shanahan, Karen Korger. Leslie Kuhnel. Jett Ingalls. Third Row - Holly Hernbloom, Stephanie Peterson, Kevin Benson, Thad Micek, Kevin Patience, Rick Luchsinger, Stephanie Johannsen, David Webster. Top Right: Jeff Ingalls and Holly Hernbloom Yuk. yuk, yuk! Middle Left-speech: First Row-Holly Hernbloom, Bridget Lockman, Norma Kula, San- dra Cyza. Stephanie Peterson. Second Row-Tracy Cyza. Leslie Kuhnel, Karen Korger, Stephanie Johannsen. Third Row-Tricia Davis. Jeff Ingalls. Fourth Row-Brenda Gerdes, Laura Cyza. Sherri McMeekin. Kevin Patience, Renee Michener. Middle Right-Sandra Cyza. a qualifier for state in speech. Bottom Left-1-act play: First Row-Sandra Cyza. Laura Cyza, Jenny Spitz. Stephanie Peterson, Kerri Brewster, Renee Michener, Leslie Kuhnel, Tracy Cyza, Karen Korger. Second Row-Chad McKay, David Webster, Jeff Ingalls. Kevin Patience, Rick Luchsinger. Bottom Middle-Tracy Cyza, Are you upset? Bottom Right-Holly Hernb- loom, Stephanie Peterson, Robin Hernbloom as the three witches. Right Corner-‘‘Get him! Thad Micek! Gloupi Ploi ut UadmliJp AtJt fta S-Ob Athletics S-Club: Front: Chad McKay. Sherri Nicko- lite. Melanie Lockman. Kelli Hans. Laura Cyza, Tami Davis. Robbie Bomberger. Jeff Mitchell. Rick Luch- singer. Second: Jeremy Smith. Randy Hopwood. Mike Lockman. Shane Smith. Shannon Lerch. Chris Alt. Holly Hernbloom. Darla Gerdes, Bridget Lock- man. Stephanie Peterson. Third: Mr. O’Brien. Jeff Bilstien. T.J. Rathjen. Steve Kubicek. Allen Smith, Larry Tworek. Mark Fusco. Renee Michener. Tricia Davis. Brenda Gerdes. Robin Hernbloom. Fourth: Dan Fllsworth. Brian Micek. Russ Hopwood. Kevin Patience. Ken Smith. Jay Ingalls. Chuck Kuhnel. Michelle Williamson. Jeff Ingalls. Norma Kula. Deb- bie Shanahan. Back: Charlie Boruch. Stephanie Jo- hannsen. Karen Korger. Tracy Cyza. Leslie Kuhnel. Kimberly Zoerb. Denise Rinkol. Julie Hegi. Sandra Cyza. Chad Abbott. Mike Scow. Flu AiU G-Oub Fine Arts Letter Club: Front: Melanie Lockman. Kelli Hans. Laura Cyza. Stephanie Peterson. Robbie Bomberger. Jeff Mitchell. Second: Shane Smith. Sheri McMeekin, Debra Rinkol. Shannon Lerch. Chris Alt. Holly Hernbloom. Darla Gerdes. Bridget Lockman. Third: Steve Kubicek. Allen Smith. Larry Tworek. Mark Fusco. Renee Michener. Ronnette Lewis. Tricia Davis. Brenda Gerdes. Fourth: Kevin Patience. Bobbi Wells. Stephanie Johannsen. Ken Smith. Jay Ingalls. Chuck Kuhnel. Michelle Williamson. Jeff Ingalls. Norma Kula. Debbie Shana- han. Back: Karen Korger. Tracy Cyza. Leslie Kuhnel. Kimberly Zoerb. Denise Rinkol. Julie Hegi. Sandra Cyza. Sandy Bright. National Honor Society: Front: Darla Gerdes. Holly Hernbloom. Steph- anie Peterson. Thad Micek. Bridget Lockman. Bobbi Wells. Tracy Cyza. Second: Tammy Bodtke. Norma Kula. Leslie Kuhnel. Karen Korger. Julie Hegi. Laura Cyza. Michelle Williamson. Sandra Cyza. Back: Brenda Gerdes. Russ Hopwood. Melanie Lockman. Stephanie Johannsen. Kim- berly Zoerb. Jeff Mitchell. National Notion Society SUM Caancil Student Council: Front: Bobbi Wells. Renee Michener. Kimberly Zoerb. Randy Valish Rack: Brenda Gerdes. Mark Fusco. Jake Nekl. 47 Bondi Multi;, A Tieaitm Mr. Joe Dolsak, the Band instructor helped the Band accomplish a lot this year. In September the band marched at the State Fair. In October they attended the Columbus Marching Contest and the NSBA Marching Contest in Omaha. The Band received a “2 rating at both contests. In November the Band attended Pershing where they received a “1 rating. The Band also held a Christmas concert, attended the District Music Contest at Platte College, and had a music banquet, the Officers are as follows: Pres. Stephanie Peterson, VP. Melanie Lockman, Sec. Sandra Cyza, Drum Ma- jorette Bridget Lockman. and Flag Co Capts. Tracy Cyza, and Karen Korger. Row 4-Norma Kula. Chris Alt. Karen Korger. Lennette Tworek. Sherri McMeekin. Ronnette Lewis. Jeff In- galls. Tracy Cyza. Shannon Lerch. Kim Zoerb, Deb Wells. Mike Lockman. Sandy Bright. Row 3-Jeff Bilstein, Robbie Bom- berger. Jeff Mitchell. Kevin Benson. Darin Hopwood. Thad Micek. Shelia Cer- mak. Kelly Lilienthal. Jeff Kuhnel. Kevin Patience. Da- vid Webster. Dana Glatter. Jake Nekle. Row 3-Renee Michener. Carla Carlson, Margo Abbott. Sheri Nico- lite. Kelli Hans. Jamie Alt. Ken McMeekin. Samantha Thelen. Dena Glatter. Mi- chelle Williamson. Ken Smith. Larry Tworek. Steve Kubicek. Allen Smith. Row 2-Stephanie Peterson. Brenda Gerdes. Debbie Shanahan. Tricia Davis. Denise Rinkol. Julie Hegi. Jenny Spitz. Tina Bonsack. Robin Hernbloom. Sandra Cyza. Holly Hernbloom. Melanie Lockman. Debra Rinkol. Laura Cyza. Row 1- Mr. Dolsak. Jay Ingalls. Dan Ellsworth. Mark Fusco. Chuck Kuhnel. Bridget Lockman. Mike Hiemer. Shane Smith. Darla Gerdes. Leslie Kuhnel. Stephanie Johannsen. Flags. L-R Ronnette Lewis. Karen Korger. Lenette Tworek. Sheri McMee- kin, Shannon Lerch. Kim Zoerb. Tracy Cyza. Deb Wells. Bridget Lock- man Majorette. To the right. Mr. Dolsak at work. SHEIM ©JTOHIM SftND PROUD Junior Band — Lisa Carter. Tami Augustin. Susan Rief. Jodi Hans. Jennifer Bilstein. Jason Schmoker. Jay Scow. George Thelen. Travis Dewright. Pat O'Brien. 2nd row — Mary Cyza. Julie Cyza. Kim Wells. Lisa Johanson. Lisa Yunghdal. Heidi Pa- tience. Amy Hernbloom. Sherri Rinkol. Jennifer Hegi. Amy McMeekin. 3rd row — Director Mr. Dol- sak. Tammy Larson. Nancy Vrbka. Nissa Kosch. Melanie Scow. Kayla Kuhnel. Heidi Nekl. Shelly Gray. Melissa Micek. Matt Rief. 4th row — Mark Cyza. Morgan Grossnicklaus. Lonnie Cyza. Kevin Grossnicklaus. Mark Smith. Ten Augustin. Timothy Webster. Kristi Carlson. Lori Rinkol. Charlette Gra- ham. 5th row — Troy Bennet. Roger Smith. Amy Larson. Stacey Rief. Rachel Gabel. Jcrrad Adtkins. Neil Lockman. Matt Kamarth. Bobby Spitz. Jay Grassnicklaus. 6th row — Steve Fusco. Aaron Scow. Chad Micek. Brian Benson. Chris Cyza. Zeb Noyd. Jason Ott. Troy Abbott. Chris Whitmore. Jodi Bodtke. Beginning Band: 1st row — Director Mr. Dolsak. Amy Jordan. Nancy Tworek. Donna Alt. Julie McKay. Debbie Kunkee. Trudy Hopwood. Darci Micek. 2nd row — Tina Kelly. Jim Graham. Ronnie Wells, Ryan Batenhorst. Kevin Carlson. Kevin Bodtke. Jon Bock. 3rd row — C.J. Brewster. Danny Spitz, Sadie Thelen. Nick Zoerb, Eric Yunghdahl. Ryan McMeekin. Votd Multe GtMpl, ludb iduuc GvRrifo Aooa cd-h imu MoumiU Top Left — Leslie Kuhnel and Thad Micek. winners of I” solo ratings. Top Right — Group Members: (in front of slide) (kneeling) Leslie Kuhnel. (standing) Connie Brewster. Thad Micek. Laura Cyza. Tracy Cyza. Chris Alt. (On steps of slide) Sonya Hladky. Tina Bon- sack. Roechelle Denbo. Stacey Spitz. Tami Davis. Sandy Bright and Darla Gerdes. Bottom Left — Thad. Sonya. Tracy. Laura and Chris perform at the Music Banquet. Bottom Right — Junior High Vocal Music performs at the Music Banquet. The Schelby Clinic Robert L. Biebower M.D. Phone: 527-5571 50 Hal’s Restaurant Lounge Shelby. NE 68662 Open 7 days a week (402) 527-5550 Vocal Music groups and individuals, under the direction of Miss Judy Kucera, garnered many awards and honors throughout the year. Leslie Kuhnel was named to the All-State Chorus. Leslie and Thad Micek earned “1 ratings and Wayne State Music Camp Scholarships for their solo perfor- mances at districts. Members of the Swing Choir (Tracy Cyza, Leslie Kuhnel, Connie Brewster, Sandy Bright, Darla Gerdes, Chris Alt, Thad Micek, Tami Davis, Tina Bonsack, Laura Cyza, So- nya Hladky and Roechelle Denbo) also received certifi- cates for “1” ratings at districts. The Mixed Chorus (all of the Swing Choir members plus Stacey Spitz) likewise received certificates for 1 ratings at districts. Sonya, Roechelle, Tracy, Connie, Kerri Brewster, Leslie, Laura, Darla, Sandy, Tami, and Tina earned certificates at the conference music clinic. Tracy, Leslie, Connie, Sandy, Darla, Chris, Thad, Tami, Tina, Laura, Sonya and Roechelle lettered. Pep (Jub Chmi Mtwj GtMem MemMei BELOW RIGHT Cheerleaders-(Bottom row) Melanie Lockman. Holly Hernbloom. Denise Rinkol. Mascot-Michelle Williamson. Debra Rinkol. (Top row) Julie Hegi. Sherri Nickolite. Margo Abbott. Stephanie Peter- son. BOTTOM RIGHT: (Bottom row) Debra Rinkol. Melanie Lockman. Holly Hernbloom. Stephanie Peterson. Michelle Williamson. Denise Rinkol. Ju- lie Hegi. Sherri Nickolite. Margo Abbott. (Second row) Dena Glatter. Lenette Tworek. Kelly Lilienthal. Samantha Thelen. Karla Carlson. Tina Bonsack. Stacey Spitz. (Third row) Kim Zoerb. Sheri McMeekin. Shannon Lerch. Kelli Hans. Laura Cyza. Shelia Cermak. Ronnette Lewis. (Fourth row) Tricia Davis. Brenda Gerdes. Sandra Cyza. Debbie Shanahan. Rob- in Hernbloom. Renee Michener. (Fifth row) Darla Gerdes. Bridget Lock- man. Tracy Cyza. Leslie Kuhnel. Karen Korger. Stephanie Johannsen; Sponsors: Mrs. Vrbka. Miss Kucera. BELOW LEFT: Jenny Spitz is hard at work in the concession stand? BOTTOM LEFT: Karen Korger and Leslie Kuhnel take a break. 52 BELOW LEFT: Semors-(Bottom Row) Leslie Kuhnel. Tracy Cyza. Karen Korger. Bridget Lockman. (Top row) Stephanie Peterson, Holly Hernbloom, Darla Gerdes. Stephnanie Johannsen. MIDDLE LEFT: Officers checking up on cheerleaders: Darla Gerdes-President. Bridget Lockman-Vice- President. Tracy Cyza-Secretary. Karen Korger-Treasurer. Leslie Kuhnel-Concessions Manager. BOTTOM LEFT Juniors-(Front row) Julie Hegi, Michelle Williamson. Denise Rinkol. (Back row) Renee Michener. Sandra Cyza. Brenda Gerdes. Ronnette Lewis. Kim Zoerb. Tricia Davis. Debbie Shanahan. Robin Hernbloom. TOP RIGHT: Freshmen-(Front row) Sherri Nicolite. Margo Abbott (Middle row) Tina Bonsack. Kelly Li- lientha. (Back row) Dena Glatter. Lenette Tworek. Samantha Thelen. Stacey Spitz. Karla Carlson. BOTTOM RIGHT: Sophomores-Seated Melanie Lockman. Shannon Lerch. Debbie Rinkol. Standing: Laura Cyza. Sheri Mr.Meekin. Shelia Cermak. and Kelli Hans. 53 demoti FuJ Mowedi TuoAummI Gmkdtlm 1987 Top Left — Seniors chat before the big moment. Top Right — Kristi Brandt. Darla Gerdes. Connie Brewster. Susan Osantowski, Tami Davis and Sandy Bright pose for the camera. Middle — Everyone appears to be asking. Is it time yet?” Pictured are Brenda Gerdes and Soon-To-Be Graduates Chad Abbott. Chris Alt. Rob Bomberger. Charlie Boruch. Kristi Brandt and Connie Brewster. Bottom — The Class of 1987. 54 Graduation was held May 17 jn the school gym. The Shelby band played Pomp and Circumstance as the graduates entered. Fr. Stanley Schieffer gave the invocation, and the Mixed Chorus sang Friends.” Leslie Kuhnel then gave the Salutatorian Address. This was followed by the Commencement Address given by Dr. Roy Ar- nold, Vice Chancelor for Agriculture and Natural Resources at the University of Nebraska. Mr. Jones then presented the class, and Mr. Kuhnel presented diplomas. The Valedictorian Address was then given by Bridget Lockman. Mr. O’Brien presented awards and hon- ors. The senior girls then sang “Showing Us the Way and dedicated the song to the seniors' parents and teachers. Reverend Dillon Hess said the benediction, and the graduates exited as the band played Pomp and Circumstance” once more. Top-Speaker Or Roy Arnold Far Left - Bridget Lockman. Valedtctorina. and Leske Kuhnel. Salutatorian Left Mr Kuhnel presenting Leslie her diploma Below Left Mr Shanahan gives Karen Korger a scholarship Below Middle Mr. Kuhnel gives Tami Davis her diploma Relow Right • New graduates Tami. Tracy and Sandy PwjuI Tv Support The, tfculofaL mr NATIONAL BANK Mmbw FDfC QlAg Imu uunM, IM. 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