Shelby High School - Husky Yearbook (Shelby, NE)

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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.

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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

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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.