Shelby Tennant Community High School - Cardinals Yearbook (Shelby, IA)

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Brass Choir Brass Choir received a I at contest. Row one: Dennis Linn, Yvonne Henry, Iill Linn, Ken- non Balster, Dave Dittmer. Row two: Nancy Evans, Bill Luxlord, Steve Pike, Ron Young, Larry Balster, Nancy Plagman, Diane Zimmerman, LaVerne Evans. Elementary Chorus Students lrom Grades 4, 5, 6, form the Elementary Chorus. Selected by auditions, they performed at the'Christmas Program. Row one: Kristi Henderson, Karen Manz, Ianette Lippold, Connie Kern, Pamela Slolz, Carolyn Preuss, Suzanne Schroder, Beverly Nihsen, Denise Iensen, Barbara Nihsen, Iamie Hockett, Iudy Peters, Debbie Burger. Row two: Carol Ann Hockett Ukccompanistl, Phyllis Linn, Cindy Ensley, Linda Peters, Tarnrnie Goetzinger, Gail Goodner, Charles Schumacher, Carol Lippold, Cecelia Dea, Iill Davis, Marlene Peterson, LuAnn Peterson, Diane Gibson, Carmen An- derson, Donald Dea, Debra Arp, Miss Perry CDirectorl. Row three: Denise Binlz, Rosemary Wendt, Susan Hansen, David Burmeister, Sandy Kiesel, Pat Boettger, Lori Bladt, Sandy Ehlers, Carol Leinen, Linda Muller, Debbie Ensley, Susan Gibson, Bobby Plagman, LuAnn Schade.

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Maiorettes Row one: Diane Zimmerman, Nancy Plagman. Row two: Kristy Anderson, Patty McLaughlin, Berniece Schumacher IoAnn Short, Pat Messerschmidt, Cindy Anderson KHead Majorettel, Paula Messerschmidt, Iean Boettger, Linda Goshorn, Karla Kiesel, Barbara Hall. The Marching Band performed for every home football game and participated in HOO-DOO Days at Neola and the Memorial Day Parade at Shelby. Woodwind Trio Woodwind Trio received a I rating at small group contest which was held at Walnut. Marlene Young, Irene Cogdill, Bob Iensen.

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Prom '68 Hillllvrrg GPIB T nglanif' On Friday night, April l9, 1968, the Shelby faculty, juniors, and seniors visited England, old and new, in the forrn of their prom, The juniors selected Merry Old England for their theme and carried it out by building a castle, drawbridge, and moat. The banquet was held in the large dining hall of an old English castle, while candlelight and the flickering lights of the fireplace set' the mood. The serene setting was followed by music by the girls' sextet, and the Faculty Four. The Senior Will and Prophecy was read by Rick Iensen and LaVerne Evans. Merry Mod England broke the relaxed silence next as a partition was drawn back to reveal a glittery discotheque, alive with the music of the Marauders. The dance lasted until 12:30 when the movie, Dead Heat on a Merry-Go-Round started. A beautiful night came to a close as break- fast was served by the thoughtful firemen of Shelby. COMMUNITY CLUB MENU PROGRAM Iuice Love Is Blue ..................,...,.............i................,,.. Girls' Sextet Salad My Cup Runneth Over l Ham Adle Weiss P ..............,.,. Faculty Four Baked Potatoes Somewhere My Love j , PSCIS Skit .........................................,,,,.,,.........,........ Sophomore servers Strawberry Shortcake Will ...,,,....,,,..,.., .,,....... .....r..........,,,.,....... R i ck Iensen Coffee Prophecy ........., ............. L aVerne Evans Pictured above are the sophomore servers, who dressed as Maid Marians and Robin Hoods. They entertained with a hilarious skit based on the TV show, Laugh-In. From left to right are: Bob Nihsen, Iim Kroll, Peggy Ehlers, Ioan Dittrner, Cindy Anderson, Ronda Manz, Mervin Coffman, and Bob lensen. Not pictured are Pat Messerschrnidt and Ronnie Young.