Shelton High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Shelton, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1956 volume:

V w ,. E i 1, . w :Ei 121 '21- f qi T51 . w- f , 131 ' gn' 31 ff? 13 Qkdwatwn, w-J TO PAUL V MARZOLF Mr Marzolf the 190: 1906 Shelton Bulldog 15 yours Yours for assrstrng those who came rn Contact wrth you by creatrng w1th1n them the desrre to learn You have Qrven your trme energy and skrll to cope wtth the srtuatron rn whrch you served Shelton Hrgh School for the past three years To thank you for your help and rnterest rn us we the annual staff dedicate this annual to you. . . '4' T - W, ,W ,,,, ,, ' YYHX4 Stall :Wyre wx STANDING IN BACK ROW Elame Moog Asst Ed1tor Sharon Waller Ron Drage Vermoyn Reeder Byron Waller Duane Blue Dave Palmer Dlck Grell STANDING IN THE FRONT ROW Don Smlth Cheryl J aeke Sandra Maust and Jane Peck SEATED Carolyn Rlpp Edxtor Charlene Sorensen Mary Jane Ray back Ahce Mae Mays Cora Sue Mathxesen Patty Jayroe Sandra Wyman and Judy Johnson FINIS TO THE STUDENTS As you travel down the Road of L1fe we hope these pages wxll carry many fond memones for you of your school days at Shelton I-hgh SchooL We smcerely hope that we have done a commendable Job and that the errors we have made are few The Annual Staff 1955 56 'lsr OFF TO A START The above photo Shows the fxrst meetmg of the Annual Staff W1th more than usual number of act1v1t1es we had dlfflculty IH fmdmg nme to work on the Annual, The complete Annual Staff met only once near the flrst of the school year Janet WISCIUAH Elalne Moog Pat Tull Ron Drage Sharon Waller a.nd Edxtor Carolyn Rxpp seem to enjoy thelr work mn photo above Hlaaul af 71 bd War LEFT TO RIGHT Ralph Schepers lack Johnson Clare Coleman and Donald Iacobson fTwo board mem bers not plctured are Bob Lrggett and George Wyman J W L WHITING Superrntendent B S rn Educauon State Teachers College Keamey Nebraska M A Colorado State College of Educatron Greeley Colorado I agree wrth no man s oprnion I have some of my own DON V SYMMES Prrncrpal A B rn Educauon State Teachers College Kearney Nebraska M rn School Admuustratron Unrversrty of Nebraska Lrncoln Nebraska Never grve up seldom grve out Always glve all you ve got ww C 4 . ti- . I2 ,5'7z1',,. . N V at ' A l . ? K , A Y Y E Nl N 3 C R e A C t T I 0 . . I . 'E' .. I . . . . gfzgh Scfulal Jacufty, 'fhxnscf PAUL MARZOLF HAROLD DISSMEYER A B rn Educauon B S rn Educauon Kearney State Teachers College College of Agnculture Lrncoln Nebraska Plenty tall and hrs feet are not small He s the guy that s liked by all Burld yourself a strong box then srt rn It MONICA TAUBENHEIM DOROTHY SCHROEDER B S, in Education Education Kearney State Teachers College Keamey State Teachers College Respect manners and a pleasant way ' Life is what you choose to make it we should put to use on everyday. Nothing was ever achieved without enthusiasm .?6cgH,Scfzaal Jacufty, KENNETH ROY ROBERT C CAHILL A B rn Educauon A B ln Educauon Hasungs College Creighton Umverslty Play practtce tonlght tomorrow mght the next nrght and we w1ll only have 15 more The old believe everythmg MRS . IEANNE WHITEFOOT A B 1n Educauon Hasungs College A friend to brrghten up the way, Not too solemn, not too gay The m1dd1e aged suspect everytlung The young know everytlung r 2 ' THOMAS SIBBITT, SR. B.A. rn Educatwn Kearney State Teachers College M.A Colorado State Greeley, Colorado The t1me rs dull, but I shall sharpen II ' t . V V V 4 it 57' 2 , N Q 1 5 A 4 Y ,- , V , 3' Q 5 i ! A Q A ir - Eh 5 V, 2: X , s l:.h' vm! ' 59. ,-,. V 'Q 3 1 . K A 3 L V f 3. ? I . 5 f. L 6 Q 1 3 Seem 9 ef STANDING Mrs Ashton M1SSL1HdSay Mrs Cook SEATED Mrs Moss Mrs Stevens Mrs Peck Mrs Brady and Mrs Mecham MJ Thanksto you Delbert Snyder for a job well done Custodxan Delbert Snyder 'Wall H? These experts prepared many delrcrous meals and were always very eager to sausfy our hunger Thanks for the good food' Mrs Snyder and Mrs Omey . . .. -, 6 A 'K - 1 , A L Y A' , l Q : . , . . . : . , . , . , . , . . if f ' -.I .wr - A Xa - , A I3 , X' .- , , ,W f , . 4 Y. 4 ' v I, ,X TVR,- y T V 1'-:'4gW.' v , , . l F - - - . . . . . . . . . , , wsu an - ,H 2 1 L 5. Y' 'A' n 0 f Q I lun W' 5 My 9 u 'H 5 K ....-.-an . x -M-no 4 ' '-v'T'J 3. .Q I 4 . ,A .......,,..-A---ff Q ',,,,,,,.,,,,....,.4a- Q ,fa-.f--- ... ,..-. w .fx -.....4.... ...W , il 25 , . 1 Ps i. as un if m pa ' Qkdicaticm TOW L WHITING We regret the leavxng of our Super1ntendent W L Whmng M: Whltmg has spent elght years of servxce xn the Shelton Pubhc Schools Dunng h1s resldence Ln the commumty W L has not only been supermtendent, but also an outstandmg cmzen of Shelton Hats off to you Mr Whmng and we sxncerely hope you have a successful and happy future Carolyn Ripp President RON DRA GE F F A 1 2 3 4 State Convention 2 3 Basketball l 2 3 4 Class Play 3 4 State Track Meet 4 Baseball 1 3 Track4 All Around Athlete Clipper Award 4 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Student Counc1l4 Dolores Myers Vice President X -. 3 , A I :iz -Q-.3 1 CAROLYN RIPP Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Cheerleader 4, Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3,45 Band 1, 2, Majorette 2, 3, Office staff 4, Paper Staff 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Student Council 3, Coronation 4g Chorus 3, 4g Glee 1, 2, 3, 4g Phys' ical Education 1,4g Library 2,3. Ron Drage Treasurer DOLORES MYERS Pep Club 2 3 4 Cheerleader Student Council 4 Class Play 3 4 Paper Staff 4 Physical u cation 1 Library Club 2 3 4 Pat Tull Secretary DICK GRELL Annual Staff 3 4 Student Council 2 Football 3 4 Student Manager 3 4 Chorus 3 Coronation 4 Class P1ay3 4 Library Club 2 Annual Staff Paper Editor 4 Dramatlcs 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Sharon Waller PAT TULL Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Physical Educa- tion 1, 45 Student Council 3, 4g Annual Staff 3,4g Paper Staff 43 Chorus 3, 4g Glee 1, 2, 3, 4g Major- ette 2, 3, Class Play 3, 4, Dramatics 3,4g Office Staff 4, Coronation 4: F.F. A. Sweetheart 4g Cheerleader 4. 1 new 'fi w..,'-'rf' Dick Grell SHARON W ALLER Pep Club 2 3 4 Cheerleader 3 4 Homecoming Queen 4 Paper Staff 3 Annual Staff 4 Student Council 4 Glee 4 Chorus 3 4 Physical Educatlon 1 4 Class Play 3 4 n S P o F 1 Q 2 I ' . Q Q P . . 9 u v 0 I O ' u 1 I , . I I ' ,Q n n S u I f, Z , 4 3 I I I 3 5 I u I x , ff at ' . 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Shirley Hanes DON SMIT H FFA 1234StateFFA Con vent1on 1 2 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Football 4 Basketball 4 Student Manager4 Baseball 2 Chorus 3 Physrcal Educatlon 1 Jeannette Shafer 1' SHIRLEY HANES Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Annual Staff 3 4 Paper Staff 3 Student Councrl 3 Physrcal Educatron 1 4 Chorus 4 Glee 2 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Offrce Staff 4 Don Smith IEANNETTE SHAFER Physical Education 1, 4g Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee 3, 4g Chorus 3, 43 Class Play 3, 43 Paper sraff 3, Annual Staff 4. Don Bowman VERMOYN REEDER Basketball 1,2 3 4 Football 3 ack 2 3 4 F F A 2 Class Offlcer 1 All Conference Basketball 4 Student Manager 4 Coronation 4 Annual 4 Paper Staff 4 Student Counc1l3 4 tnct High Jump Champion 3 Drs trict Hurdle Champion 4- State Track Meet 3 4 Janet Wiseman -Q ul 1 T1-1 , . DON BOW MAN Band 1 2 3 Football 3 4 Basket ball 3 4 Baseball 2 3 Physical Education 1 Class Play 3 4 Chorus 3 Class Officer 1 F F A 3 4 Coronation 4 Vermoyn Reeder IANET WISEMAN Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Glee 1, 2, 3, 4, Majorette 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Physical Education 1, 2, 4, Coronation 4, Homecoming C andidate 3, 4, F. F. A. Sweetheart 3, Dramatics 3, 4, Cheerleader 4, Annual 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Paper Staff 4, Office Staff 4. Charlene Sorensen BOB RILEY FFA 1234State Farmer4 Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Baseball 2 3 Class P1ay3 4 Chorus 3 4 All Conference Football 4 Coronation 4 Doris Myers ,QQ CHARLENE SORENSEN Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Physical Edu- cation 1, 4, Dramatics 1,'2, 3, 4g Paper Staff 4g Annual Staff 3, 4g Band 1,2,3,4g Chorus 3,45 Glee 1, 2, 3, 4g Class Play 3, 4g Library Club 2, 3g Coronation 4. Bob Riley DORIS MYERS Pep Club 2,3 4 Band 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Glee 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Physical Education 1 2 Library Club 3 4 Garold Resh CORNELL SOBER F F A 3 Physrcal Educauon 1 Fxeld Manager 4 Class Play 3 4 GA ROLD RESH Class P1ay3 S C1ub2 3 4 Foot bal 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Track2 3 4 M1XCd Chorus 3 F FA 1234 Iudg1ngTeaml2 F F A Convenuon 1 2 3 Phys 1calEducat1on 1 Paper Staff 4 Drstnct M116 Champron 3 Drstrrct 440 Champron 4 State Track Meet 2 3 4 Cornell Sober I I 956 1956 GRADUATES STANDING Naomi H011 Doris Myers Ellen Lane Garold Resh Bob Riley Dolores Myers, Jeannette Shafer Don Smith, Sh1r1ey Hanes SEATED D1ck Grell Sharon Waller Ron Drage Charlene Sorensen Jim Sober Janet Wiseman Vermoyn Reeder Carolyn Rlpp Don Bowman Pat Tull HONOR STUDENTS LEFT TO RIGHT: Janet Wiseman, Band Awardg Ron Drage, Citizenship Awardg Pat Tull, Valedictoriang Carolyn Ripp, Salutatoriang Bob Riley, F.F.A. Scholarshipg Charlene Sorensen, Band Award. .L-I, Sznuvn The Semor Class Play The Perfect Idiot produced many laughs from a large crowd LEFT TO RIGHT Dolores Myers as M1ss Tweedy Shirley Hanes make up Ellen Lane as Lightning D oris Myers was Vastine Jeannette Shafer played Miss Baker Charlene Sorensen stage assistant Cris Park was Aloysius CPuffJ W1tomsk1 Mr Roy was the director Jim Sober played Roger Tennyson Pat T 11 M u was argaret Tennyson Sharon Waller portrayed M1ss Booth Don Srmth is shown as Hockhorst Von Barf Bob Riley is Jack1e Tennyson Ron Drage IS shown as Arthur Barnard V man as was Cornell Sober who is in the easy chair Garold Resh was the stage manager SEATED ON THE DAVENPORT IS Carolyn Ripp as Rhodora Don Bowman as Walter P Latherby Janet Wiseman was Linda B arnard and Dick Grell portrayed Dan Tennyson ermoyn Reeder was a pohce Don Smith makes afastexist as some rough-house tactics are being performed Dick Gr-ell, Looking on or helping out with the scene are: Don Bowman, Ron Drage, J im Sober, Bob Riley. Janet Wise- man, Cris Park, Smith-leaving, and Charlene Sorensen, ' 'L GRADE SCHOOL These of the graduating class who began school together in the first grade in 1944 are: Don Bowman, Ron Drage, Janet Wiseman Don Smith, Dick Grell. Our teacher was Miss Andersen At the beginning of the second grade we discovered that we had gained Cornell Sober The teacher that year was Mrs Parmenter There were no additions to the class in the third grade Our teacher for the third grade was Mrs Carmen After a fine summer vacation we returned to attend the fourth grade and found we had quite a few new members in our class We had gained one girl and three boys as Ellen Lane Vermoyn Reeder Garold Resh and James Sober joined our class Our teachers were Mrs Flack and Miss Dean In the fifth grade our teacher was Mrs Tyner We had the same boys and girls in our class Shirley Hanes and Jeannette Shafer Joined us in the sixth grade and our teacher was Mrs Hayman Mrs Ashton was our seventh grade teacher No new students entered our class When we enrolled for the eighth grade we gained Pat Tull Our new teacher was Mrs Swisher Janet Wiseman and Shirley Hanes were our cheer leaders IMNOCENT FRESHMEN Five students Joined us as freshmen these members were Bob Riley Delores Myers Doris Myers Carolyn Ripp and Charlene Sorensen Class Officers and Sponsor for our freshmen year were P resident Vice P resident Treasurer Ixewsreporter Student Council Rep r Soonsor We were proud fro n our class Kathryn Cosner Carolyn Ripp Lila Emry Dorla Travis Dick Grell Mr Sundeen to have Lila Emry chosen as a candidate for Homecormng Queen I . 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R111 The Iunror Play was Boardmg House Reach D1Ck Grell drd a splendld job rn Thrs year we were happy to have two candrdates from our class for Homecomrng Queen These candrdates were Llla Emry and Kathryn Cosner Janet Wrseman was chosen by the F F A as the F F A Sweetheart The 1un1ors also had another candrdate for the F F A Sweetheart runnrng as the F F A voted Shrrley Hanes as runner up the lead part The cast was Wrlber Maxwell Hercules Nelson Mrs Maxwell Mr Maxwell Connre Maxwell Betty Lou Maxwell Bernadrne Smrth Aunt Marx Lrmpy IXICQUIIC Nora McQu1re Herman 90 Volt Jones Rough house Ruby Lucy Burns Mrs Mott Dxck Grell Don Smtth Charlene Sorensen Don Bowman Paf.r1c1a Tull Dorla Travrs Lila Emry Ellen Lane Bob Rlley Carolyn Rrpp Bob James Shirley Hanes Kathryn Cosner Jeannette Shafer Connolly Ron Drage Drrector Mr Roy The Jumors were the host for the Junior Sen1or Banquet and we chose as our theme The Mardr Gras Our guest speaker was Emanuel Rosenthal from Australra After the Banquet everyone danced to the Chuck Bauer Orchestra SLEEPY SENIORS Two members Jorned our class thrs year Crrs Park and Naomr Holl Class Offrcers and Sponsor for our semor year were Presrdent Carolyn Rlpp V1ce Presrdent Dolores Myers Secretary Patrrcra Tull Treasurer Ron Drage Newsreporter Drclx Grell Student Councrl Rep r Sharon Waller SDOHSOI Mr Whrung The Sen1or Class was proud to have Sharon Waller chosen the Homecomrng Queen dfrrmg football season Janet Wrseman was a candxdate Patrrcra Tull tred for F F A Sweetheart thrs year and Charlene Sorensen was the other Semor Class Candxdate Mr. Potter .,............ . . ...... Jim Sober Coronatton Kmg and Queen thts year were J 1m Sober and Carolyn Rtpp Attendants were Ron Drage and for the f1rst t1me tn the hxstory of Coronatlon a t1e for attendants was between Janet Wtseman and Patrxcta Tull Other candxdates were Don Bowman Dtck Grell, Bob Rtley Vermoyn Reeder Sharon Waller Jeannette Shafer and Charlene Soren sen The Senxors produced a h1lar1ous play thxs year when they presented a comedy The Perfect Id1ot The cast Dan Tennyson Lmda Barnard Jack1e Tennyson Jeanrue Wtlson Aloystus QPuffj W1lOIUSkl Carla Carlson Margaret Tennyson Roger Tennyson Mtss Baker Walter P Latherby Rhodora Lxghtnmg Pohceman Pohceman Hockhorst Von Barf Mtss Booth Mtss Tweedy Vastme Dxck Grell Janet Wtseman Bob Rlley Shtrley Hanes Crts Park Charlene Sorensen Patrlcla Tull Jtm Sober Jeametta Shafer Don Bowman Carolyn Rtpp Ellen Lane Cornell Sober Vermoyn Reeder Don Smtth Sharon Waller Dolores Myers Dorts Myers Dtrector Mr Roy For our Semor Trtp we went to the Lake of the Ozarks rn old MISSOUFI dl? DON BOWMAN To Mr Whxtxngl w111 myhaxr To Dlck Wmey I w11l my ab1l1ty to get along w1th teachers and stay out of trouble I wtll my wxll power to study to Leon Carlson RON DRAGE I Ron Drage bexng of weak rrund and strong back do wtll my fme abthty to load 16 tons of books for home study each school mght to Cheryl Jaeke my black curly hatr to Mr Whxttng my abxhty to get to the Platte R1ver Brtdge tn two seconds flat to Sandy Maust and my abtltty to keep my mouth shut at the rxght ttmes to Jlm N ovotne DICK GRELL I wxll my ed1tor1a1 Job to any Jumor that wants a bxg headache I w1ll my werght to Ron Burmood my hetght to Larry A Bombeck The posmon of bemg 4 senror to all Jtuuors As for Sharon Kay Waller I m keepmg her ELLEIN LANE I wtll my good grades to Cheryl Jaeke My books tf you can get them, to any Jumor that w1L1 take them , . . . . . . . . .. . . 1 . . I o s U 9 ' . . . . ' tl ' Il I Arthur Barnard . . . . . . . . .. . . .. . .Ron Drage U N' . . . . .. I I I . I . I . .. . L , , . , . . , . , , H . . 0 1 '-A SHIRLEY HANES Iwlllmyhe1ghttoBeverlyM1che1 my ab1l1ty to stay ln all classes and get along wxth the teachers to my brother My abtlxty to keep my mouth closed tn glee to Karen Drage DOLORES MYERS I w1ll everythlng I own to the underclassmen my qutetness to Karen Drage and last but not least athrtll of belng a semor to all the penny savmg Jumors DORIS MYERS I wtll my books to any juntor who wants them and the fun of a semor to all juruors VERMOYN REEDER I w1ll my hetght to Paul Wlseman My ab1l1ty to mxss a few days of school toFredB1as and my Voc Ag abxhty to Duane Blue My speed to any gxrl who can catch me and drlver polnts and ablhty to d1tch Ktstler to Blll Boyce My ab1l1ty to play basketball I wtll to Gary Spellman and my desk and books to any Juntor GAROLD RESH I w1ll my abxhty to stay away from gtrls to Ken Hans Schrrudt My ab1l1ty to get to school on mme to Gary Spellman my ablhty to not mlss a day of school for three years to Ron D1ercks and my ablhty to get to the magazmes f1rst to Bob Greenwalt to my frlend Duane Blue I wtll my ab1l1ty to study and my way wtth teachers to Fred Blas OB RILEY I Bob R1ley be1ng of sound rrund w1ll my football stut to a b1g Vaughn Huckfeldt my good t1mes to Duane Blue my F F A part1c1pat1on to Ron Burmood my pool cue to B111 Bl1mp Boyce and the tr1al of belng a senxor to all the junlors dtetartan to Lynn Slxm Bombeck and the pleasure and fun of be1ng a semor to the ,Tumor Can't Afford lt Class JEANNETTE SHAFER I w1l1 my ab1l1ty to pass notes to Elame Moog and my hot seat ln the assembly to Mary Jane My Joy of bemg a semor to all the Jumors My Job of Presxdent of the Pep Club to Karen Drage when she makes xt DON SMITH I wxll my basketball ab1l1ty to any worthy person who wants tt my lazmess to Ron Burmood and my bra1n to Duane Blue CORNELL SOBER I w1l1 my abxllty to sleep 1n Soctology wxthout snortng to Leon Carl son and my Ant Trammg Ab1l1ty toJ1m Rxley JIM SOBER I w1ll my helght to Duane Blue to help htm when the teams go to the state tournament next year My ab1l1ty to get more rebounds than Cora Sue to Leon Carl son and my desk and books along w1th the luck of betng a seruor to my brother oe CHAPLENE SORENSEN I w1l1 my Geometry book and grades to Jamce 1.1ggettlIl My Cherry P1e Bakmg Techntque to Judy Johnson my tnfamous saxophone playlng to Rlchard Stxbor my ab1l1ty to ptck out new clothes to Fred Blas and the front desk 1n the study hall to any 56 57 semor lucky enough to s1t there A ULL I Pat Tull bemg sound of m1nd and judgment'7'7'7 do hereby w1l1 my excess we1ght to Penny and Beverly and the fourth fun assembly play pertod to anybody lucky enough to get II B U ' . 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CAROLYN RIPP--I will my drama ability to Ronald Romeo Burmood,myjob as a HJ .II P' T T - , , ' ' ' . . ., ' SHARON WALLER Iwillmy cheerleading ability to lane Peck, mv ability to pass notes to Elaine and rnx excess weight to Lvnn Bombeelc, rnx privilege of being a senior to all the juniors I rn keeping D Grell I WET XNISENJANI I Janet V-iseman, will ms position as drtn majorette to a Fred IHS, so he Can eornpete with Dougie NlcPh1ll1ps, my girli h figure to Beverly Nliehel, mu summer tan to Cheryl Jaeke and a pleasure of being a senior to all the Juniors Jfwvfwf Charlene sorensen Yes she Lan bake a cherry ple Freh day a staelc a lllllf, high n er wa erx re ilu f ma e Parts and pres and to vllie cakes Liarold Resh Resh rs a name in the Hall of Fame Be ide Bannister s and Landv s it can Ht runs the mile qracefullx lr Wnat C ornes Naturull whrrlu Hanes lllk 111 a pa age, lt f ID tht malice But slit s still where she startt rom C alrfornia, he lcome Ron Drape t une nop flnallx came t ln t e rc ll: for ine l or xou llly didn t twke too rnut J please s lbarrnls wing Xlan on t fl inu Trapt X errno Reeder be a polio llllll was his dr ur et rich qure-4 was his s eme But all he has rotten is druCiQLL From his kin t nine Years l th Penrtentiarx , , , , A. 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S idvv - . if S . - Jim Soher C, xrolxn Rrpp llrclf Frell Bob Paley Ellen Lane Don Bomnar Pat T TC3.LlllTlgL was the uoal he sought The U s Nam was the Job he not The lesson he tnes nov. to teach cxerx uns s hat ls a Qlll to te a T ere s N10 Busrness lrlce Show BllS1I'lGaS Here Carolyn has found her glorx To prove thrs statement rs no he Larolvn has success as her srorv Drck was always The Great Pretender As a magrcran, he can do great splendor A whrz at pullrng rahluts out of a hat He asks for nothrng, more than that About lrvestocll Bob can tell you all the whys and hows, He s won hrs rrhbons and medals wlth Bessxe the I-lelfer, Queen of all Cows After Grad atron Dax Ellen set out upon her nav To frnd her one place n life, Rx asn t hard wrth LUITU 1 Ll strr c e C a 13 the nine of her lllqlli c n rtc tht enter of 1 l the llulw ls t wht take thc centtr ll atlraetron srnurnu rcr songs wn great sauslactron A carpcnrer ne frnal necarne, He hnrlt an 3dd1I1OIl to the Hall of I ame also 1 skxscraper so trll and trdx T ere IC works so l h and rruul IN The t pcwrrter sont me pla s all the da long, A prrwate secretarw ur an M D Pat 1s ept buss as c rbe w ' x 1 , ,.. ' ,. . , ,. 4. 1, I t. , It 'N . ell lic. .L 4, . . ,I , J 1 I I H x A . 4 , 2 , , N. . , ,, . . .l x Y r 4. I J I l I A ' ' ' r vw . li. Sharon Waller Blu I llL1l'B'H ' - 'A 'l h. Qu' - 'se A zl' 1 ' ll. T 1 ' 1- 3 1 x ,I ' ' I T. s , X , V l - ' ' ' 1, 1 ' A . L 4' 1 ' Q, h E ,, 11.1 ' 2 2 ' ull V . 'I n ' , 'Es v ' . 5- mp, S' Lv 24a um, , f ,lf in ' ' -2 . 1 ll Q I .jig i W' +2 HX ,ff Mai' if 1 vb 2 fm S if :QQ -4.-F X Ln 'Q J f 6 'igYl.vT, . I V' V 1 If ,..- ' - Q RELAXATION AND REST IN THE OZARKS da ' ,...,,H KQV Karen Tull Presrdrm 'Vi X Cora buf: Matlucson Studgnt Coumrl Rc prcsrntwtrvr Lucrlf. Npeman Treasurer 'Q 00' 'VW Mary Jane Rayback Elame Moog Vrce Pre Sld ent Secretary '75 Mr Roy mponsor Larry Nrcmack Fred B135 iQ'lR 1' .4 'nf Carroll H011 Ahce Mae Mays 131119 peck Dlck wrney U, f ' f. K ,Q r K . S . , , 5 V 4-fl, 1 v 5 -'W' x . I 1 ' fu-. ' 1 . 'V ,r ff -1 A' if :af ' , V - g, N it x , - 'v - , - . r ' I ' . j, Q . N ' 0 r LQ N. rr r .6 , ., . l I, O 1 Q X fn.. M fy ' - 'Qin Vaughn Huckfeldt Leon Carlson M lf Narubsd Rlvcm Rmlmrd Slllmlu 453 01 Ron ild Bnrmood LUIS Holtz Q Darold Szafrajda Ggrald Arnold 1 1- Ronald Sober 3 5-4 It Inn Novotnc Duane Blue as ION lkttx Holtz IGQFPY '9 'c Lirrx Faster Ethylene Wilson Eubu L llmdcrson Guild Bmw man 3- Garx Spellman 9-tx Bob Mackey Nona Gall Snuth Arlene Snyder Secretary eAwfjlw ia, Ivy! X Byron Waller Studgnt Councrl 'Q 'V'- Bever'y hehe D ave Pal mer Presldent .fdfis Paul Wrsr man V1 ce Presxd ent pm M Rrdmrd bt hnnou Treasuru Mr Thom1sS1bb1tt Sr Sponsor Penny Wx man '? ' ln'-ff hm Rlley X x Kenneth Schm1dt V Tx 1' 0 1 if' D . J in 134, M. 'A wx 'f' , I K A IQ' -. Wt, AV .-sy bo- aw li ,M W Q X Q 'IN r . A VV 1 ,4 V- i V Q , , 1 3 A 'Q A'vi:v , 1 Q, ,'w -' v ,,r I ' 1 ' A 2 ., 'Y - .Q , . .r ' ' I Lv'-'jr 9 Q . c I I 1 - JJ- ik - W ' I r ' D. 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'1 -L nun 1' :nw vq 1 ac .v- u . j an 1 . .Q-A' , fi -1151 'isis :,'.I',.' . :DT ,'.,4::.. .V ..A ' tr' 51. .,. 3, Cheryl Jaeke in President In . 1 It 's 'ef Sandy M aust Jud y Johnson Vice-President Secretary D Mr Robert Cahrll Sandy Sponsor P21 ty Jaxroe Treasurer Student Louncrl Iepresentauxe 91 1161 -0 Lxnn Bornbeck Janet anxder Karen Drige Junlor Castenda ga F' Ao' Y' 'i WWW ffl, J mee L1gQett Allan Holl Ronrue Drercks Donna Tull 1 U, 4' q fi 'v ,f ,M xalf' N f , . ' ' le 4' AWA V-,-r jg: r ,Q I' V - .3 ' 3 ' ' ' ,,,,,,, ' 91's'f 'Q f' M , ,-., A K Sw N . , 1 , , 5 , , 4 . r ' , I -' A' -'5 ':' , 1 E 4 f' if -. ' ' J ev P' J -1. r, ' ' i, A . ...f-' ' ' ,N , , . 5.5. ' fb ,L , , , L 21,34 gv. 3 ,, a I V , . . , . f -HM man. ' for vs ,- A fl Rlchard lxlathlcson Delores Holtz L am Bon balk T135 , lu Cirol Dorltx David flllnll l La Dum lloltL fw- 'Vfn Ml 4 l Muff R1Cl11rd bfll7OI' Allu W1 lm Jerry. wtefka naps -v-41,9 7. 'ic F' JudySchm1dr Gbmld Aluandar DLIOYLS mhroldlr 3 F rolll L 4 ae- Elton Bowman Nlarllx Il bln mms 4 ' A f - - 1 'I NX A , lf X l W g l ,f t X ' X L A' 1 '- C11 Egllglzi- K l., of 1 , , M ,.,.l.- f' ,Y X ji' K M , '- . ,N tis' Q Fa , I, fw yr .5 . g , . , r A r' 1 .i , NIJ . 'L ls llfll 'I l 'A fo v- --. ,I Wx H M I N79 2 x f ' ,-M Y r ,J 1.1 The Junior Class took the Seniors and the school to the deep south for a meal of roast pork and the trim- mings, The scenery was beautiful and the weather was near perfect for such setting. SENIORS FROLIC AT BANQUET This table of Seniors enjoyed themselves with song and laughter at the Junior-Senior Banquet. AT THE TABLE: Ron Drage, Don Bowman, .I Dick Grell, Jim Sober, Charlene Sorensen, Sharon Waller, Jeannette Shafer, Pat Tull, Janet Wiseman, and Carolyn Ripp, Quite a few attended the dance after the lla' Q 'V 7. banquet. I W ' J r J L wwily, fiaatdall rt. tk STANDING, Left to Right: Coach Paul Marzolf, Duane Blue, Dick Winey, Carroll Holl, Dave Palmer, Vaughn Huckfeldt, Jim Novotne, Jim Sober, Jim Riley, Dick Grell, Bob Riley, Ron Burmood, and Coach Don Symmes. KNEELING: Student Manager Vermoyn Reeder, Fred Bias, Garold Resh, Lynn Bombeck, Junior Castenda, Gerald Alexander, Don Bowman, Paul Wiseman, Allan Holl, Rodney Resh, Ron Diercks, and Student Manager Ron Drage. SITTING: Ken Hanes, Richard Schanou, Leon Carlson, Tom Ellis, Bill Boyce, Elton Bowman, Larry Fester, Larry Bombeck, Gary Spellman, Byron Waller, and Don Smith. Won - I Injuries and inexperience Lost-7 SENIORS STANDING 27 - Capt. Bob Ril 37 - Jim Sober Q2 lv' 926, played our fate. Next year we plan to win all 8. SENIORS KNEELING fil - Don Bowman 350 - Garold Resh 26 - Dick Grell 21 - Don Smith PICTURED ON THE BALL ABOVE ARE THE SIX SENIOR GRIDDERS ' fi EE f' ALL TRI VALLEY COINFEREINCE ALL TRI VALLEY FONFEREIN-CI: Bob Rlley Team Capt Fred Bxas Jr Power Bob was lnjured early m the season but although he was ham Fred broke h1s arm early and pered was dependable saw actron 1n only a few games heslde k1CklIlQ A TOLGH ONE TO LOQE D ane Blue ts stopped after gatnmg, four ards on a keeper plaw wa tl-lar vard 1n the Homecomlna same wh1ch Shelton lost 14 to 13 Other wh1teJersex shelton player Fred mth arm tn cast askms to go mto Same IBIS was earlxer ln season as he hovers over F ach Paul r 1arzolfJ Number 25 ts Leon Carlson who IS watchme, the actlon Allan Holl and Blue are wr' ,romd as xs Garold Resh flat on stomach Dave Palmer QIVCS the ref a heave ho POOR SEAsON Qheltor' experxenced one of xts poorest seasons an the DaSI three ears fo Ch J WINGS tutored hrs fxrst losmq team 1n am sport smnce he began coachmg and several ofthe pl ters who have pla ed onlx whlle has IBS been at shelton experlenced the same undes1rable ftrst ' ,gf , . . . . ' .' o -- u ' ' ' y 4' .. , ins - ' ' M ' ' S , ' ' ' J ' ' ' 3 axe- Bias realizing his desire to play gets a pile-driving block near edge of photo Con inset Fred is shown O. . . V . 1 . . Q . . MC ' tk . . . ' , . ' 1 ' , . L . o ' t ' .'--.. , ' ' ' .t y , ., a, 3, A . I - . . , . wzoity..73 ZZ i 1 wi VARSITY MEMBERS STANDING Left to Rlght Fred Bras Duane Blue Drck Wrney Ron Drage Vermoyn Reeder ,hm Sober Dave Palmer Byron Waller Don Bowman Don Smrth FRONT Student Manager Drck Grell Basketball Coach Paul Marzolf An Important Man Student Manager D Grell THE TEAM ROLLS TO A GREAT RECORD WITH 16 3 Seemlng to regret a poor showmg rn football the Bulldogs rolled to 14 VICIOIIGS before they fell once Shelton Shelton Shelton Shelton Shelton Shelton Shelton Shelton Shelton Shelton Shelton Shelton Shelton PAUL 56 THE RECORD WINS LOSSES Elm Creek Ravenna Carro S lx arxs Wood Rrver Axtell Kenesav. Anslex St Paul Wood Rrver St Cectlra TOURIX. AlxlElxT Burwell Ravenna St Cecrlra 52 fl Shelton 43 St Cecrlra 75 Q2 Shelton 6 f3j Shelton 45 TOURNAMENTS TRI VALLEY Shelton Shelton Shelton DISTRICT Shelton Shelton Shelton Wood St M S C Blue H Re C Gtude R .. lx kk 7 t m..-, ' MUIIW f - 2 , . . . . , .. .. , ' ...27 ' H' , ...47... ....37 J x ...75... 5 ..... 50 , ,, N ...61... I. I 1' ...52 Q ...6 G9 ' . .40 Guide ROCk..5'7 ' ' ...58... -' .....33 ...58... '....40 . ...63... l'.....3'7 - - ' ...55... . .... 49 .... .61 R. V ...67... ' .510 ..... 58 . . . - ...66... . A' ..75 ..... 43 t. . . ST ' Y ..... 41 - ...63...' .... 53 ..... 65... d . - . ....53 ,,,,,45 ' . H W axxer Do .Ywa - D P 1 n Smlth ave a mer Duane Blue f Ron Dragc Byio X16 ct ALL con CONFE ONFEQLN hm Sober Don Bowman Fred Bias REINCE AW C Reade: K- md' D1 Ck W1 H007 0 E HCIV TRI VALLEY CONFERENCE RUNNER UP bT PAUL INVITATIONAL K 20 wg- DIbTRICT TOURNJAMENT RUINNER UP ? 5, 5 9 . as . 17' I R 2, '- 'R 'L w ffm ff! q 'Q IP I 'hgh if ll :ttf Ln, If i '? 'LT as fr Zi rk 8 5 s V., 53 WM 'Ear-22-2 N159 JYAS s L in 4 2345 23 STANDING, Left to Right Byron Waller, Dick Winey, Richard Sallinger, Vaughn Huckfeldt, David Palmer, Jim Novotne, Larry Niemack. ON KNEE: Paulwiseman, Junior Castaneda, Kenneth Hanes, Jack Dyer, Richard Schanou, Leon Carlson, Gary Spellman. This year's version of the Junior Varsity called themselves the G1oberompers and turned in a very fine record for the season as they won 8 and lost 3. After winning only one game the previous season, all 14 boys who suited up helped the team's desire. Byron Waller starts a successful hook shot as the B team trims Wood River. Dick Winey-17 watches as he moves into position. COA CH DON SYMMES After leaving the B team coaching for one year, he returned to watch the B boys drop only 3 games. ee UNDEFEATED TEAM WITH DESIRE--Standing--Eighth Graders--Roger Oliver, Larry Weise, Bob Fines, George Schepers, Darwin Blue, Dean Parks, Bill Smith, Bob White, Loren Fairbanks, Loren Holi, Rex Wiseman, Don Mayfield, Pete Smith, and Fred Spellman. Kneeling with ball is Bill O'Brien, student man- ager. On one knee Coach D. Symmes. In Foreground are Freshmen--Junior Castenda, Allan Holl, Paul Wiseman, Elton Bowman, Larry Bombeck, Gerald Alexander, Lynn Bombeck, and Ron Diercks. JUNIOR HIGH SPORTS 1955-1956 This year's Junior High Sports have been the tops in all sports. The football team went undefeated in three games and the boys were very small compared with their competition. In basketball the Freshman Division won 7 games and lost only 3 games, and the Eighth Grade Divis- ion won 10 games and lost only 1, that being the initial game of the season. The Eighth Grade Division also won the Buffalo County Basketball Championship. In track and field the desire continued as the athletes broke a number of records and finished high in the meets they entered. A bright future can be in store for these fine men if they continue to take care of their health and give their every assignment their full, undivided attention in the classroom as well as on the field of sports and in any area of clean living. Most of the school personnel who have worked with the eighth grade group enjoyed the fine attitude and cooperation. It was a pleasure and a privilege for us to have had the opportunity to see that there are young men who will devote their time and energy to worthwhile things of their own choosing, Keep your standards high and realize that you must work for anything that is worthwhile. Coach Don Symmes fi en, A GOOD START Freshmen clndermen from left to rxght standmg ,Tumor Castenda Dtck Stlbor Ron Dxercks Lynn Bombeck Allan Holl Gerald Alexander KNEELING Elton Bowman Larry Bombeck Jerry Stefka and R1chard Mathresen These tracksters f1n1shed thlrd ln the Trl Valley Conference Meet won a dual over Ravenna and helped the senlor hxgh team w1th several pomts Ron Dnercks set a new shot put record and Juruor Castenda set a new mlle record Allan Holl and Lynn Bombeck show great pronuse but lacked experxence 1n the wetghts JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL FRESHMEN DIVISION Standing WOOD RIVER FALLS The action R DICFCRS Lynn Bombeck A1HOl1 G Alexander D Thxenel IBRCS DLHC6 during the 5600115 Wood Dxck Stlbor Jumor casrenda KNEELING Rtch Mamtesen Lar Rwer game Dwrcks ups ball as A1 ry Bombeck Jerry Stefka and Elton Bowman A WINNING SEA H011. LHFY BOITIDCCR and LYDH BOTH SON Won 7 and Lost 3 Two of the w1ns were overtlme vtctones beck wa1t for the ball. fBYr0n Wal at Ravenna and Wood Rlver ler and Dlck Wmey are the refereesj -- 1 . , I . I U : I I 9 v ' u ' ' . 5 , , ' Q . --- ' 3 ' , I I I I 5 f n - I 9 ' ' 1 g . ' n ' iano, MEMBERS OF THE CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM STANDING Rex Wlseman Loren Farrbanks Bob Whrte Darw1nB1ue Loren H011 and Pete Smrth ON KNEES Roger Ohver George Schepers Don Ma 1e1d B111 Srntth B111 O Brren Bob Frnes and Fred Spellman RECORD Won 10 Lost 1 HIGH POINT MAKER Darwrn Blue HIGHLIGHTS Beatrng Mlnden and Wrnrnng County Champ1onsh1p 4.1. GRADE TRACK 81 FIELD STANDING George Schepers Loren H011 Loren Fa1rbanks Bob Whrte B111 Smrth Darwrn Blue Bob Frnes FRONT ROW Pete Smrth Rex Wrseman TRACK RECORD HOLDERS 440 Dash I-hgh Hurdles Low Hurdles M11e Run Fred Spellma Shot Put D1scus Pole Vault Hrgh Jump THIS GROUP Pete Srmth Bob White Loren H011 Darwrn Blue n George Schepers Larry Werse Loren Farrbanks Loren Fatrbanks Bob Wlute Bob Wrute C B111 O Brren Roger O11ver Don Mayfleld Larry Welse Fred County Trophy Spellman 1 I I 1 I n . I I I I I - I ' . I : 0 I Yf l I I ,f - ,T , IN . r . I 1 . . . . . . Mile Relay .......... Bob Fines gj v 4 JUNIOR HIGH BOYS PHYSICAL EDUCATION. TOP ROW: Bobby Thienel, Larry Bombeck, Larry Robinson, Elton Bowman, Bob Fines, Larry Weise, Richard Mathieson, Jack Duffield, and Fred Spellman. MIDDLE ROW: George Schepers, Loren Holl, Bill O'Brien, Loren Fairbanks, Bob White, Darwin Blue, Don Mayfield, Rex Wiseman, and Pete Smith. FRONT ROW: Jerry Stefka, Junior Castenda, David Thienel, Allan Holl, Ron Dieicks, Lynn Bombeck, Gerald Alexander, Bill Smith. FRONT AND CENTER is Roger Oliver. To the left is a photo of the Annual Junior High Phy:icalE'df.'cation Hike and Picnic. 'W e caught several fislz this year and got wet doing it. Other activities were: Boxing T ri:-ibling Wresrllno, Races Basketball Football Mat Repair helltoht Racesto S Cllass RC' DistrictttDiasclem Resh, Reeder -......,,,,,,,, , Pace Bulldo s g C5 Gnbbon Thnrd r:'1'-wwe.: By BOB VAN TINE 'HOW THEY SCORED Shelton 40 Arapahoe 32 27115 Callaway 22 Axtell 13 sley 13 Krcadra 1255 Oxford Orleans 12 Bertrand 11 Elm 9 Beaver Cxty 7 Lrtchtield Arnold 3 West Kearney 2 2. Hlldreth and Franklin dx score HOLDREGE Spearheaded the bnllmnt Garold Resh the ton Bulldogs streaked to the class C dzstrzct champzonshzp m the annual competrtion at the Memo: lal Stadzum oval m Holdrege Thursday and en route to the tztle qualified four for the state meet in Lincoln ay 11 and 12 Resh the elton comet and teammates Vermoyn Reeder Fred Bras and Ron Drage sparked the 40 point performance of the Don Symmes coached outht The Bull dogs hate came in track events and proved sufizcxent to gain an ewht pouxt declsxon over a well balanced Arapahoe team IT! Shelton Retanns Title In Buffalo Coun S factor as the Shelton Fall, Amherst Fmrslwes Second By BOB EAN TINE HOW THEY FINISHED Shelton 6634 Amherst 55 Elm Creek 301k Mtller 2992 Peasan ton 201,12 Odessa 1992 Rxverdale o Depth proved to be the track squad captured the lo County track meet champion ship for the tlnrcl Strat ht year The meet was staffed Wednesday at the Kearney High athletxc fleld track Don Symmels Shelton coach and orxgmator of the meet while t Rxverdale m 1951 directed the af fazr with the ard o! the coaches of the competing schools A umque plan was trxed as hrgh school glrls served as fu-nsh Judges pffrcrals labeled their work ex feollent. '1- an in F' Meet Smce the revrval of Track and Fleld at the Shelton School only three years ago the Bulldogs have galned the respect of Nebraska s Prep World Wllhln the past three years Shelton teams have set new re cords m every meet they have entered except the State Champronshlp at Lrncoln Nebraska Dlstrrct Trophy Wrth Shorts RECORD SETTER Shelton s Crack 880 Yard Relay e Two Records Quallfy or State Bras Resh Drager V Reeder Buffalo County Trophy Reeder Sets lxew Hurdle Record Counts jmck icuw, Buffalo County Champrons8aD1str1ctChamp1ons STANDING Left to Rlght Rrchard Schanou Drck Wmey Byron Waller J1m Novotne Verrnoyn Reeder Vaughn Huckfeldt hm Rlley Dave Palmer Garold Resh Ron Drage ON KNEE Coach Don Symmes Iumor Castaneda Gary Spellman Tom Elhs Carroll. H011 Gerald Amold Duane Blue Bob Greenwalt Fred Bias Kenneth Hanes Student Manager D1ckGre11 xx. i 3'S'v1:-.3 FRED sms VERN AND MABEL Rasa GAROLD Rzsn Drstrrct Pole Vault Track Spectators They Ran second fastest 440 rn Champron Never Mxssed a Meet Nebraska thrs seaS0n ' l ' I I I I 9 I I I l U I I I l I P l I O I I ' . 1 av ' t ' 1 . . . ,. I ..,,- 0 ' ' . , an , L1-4 I ' G. U . . . 'S' x 4 , , .-4. .. -'- . 4 . . Spwdo, - .Tmade if '11, yu.. MW gtt?3 ,, I -A. Tx sum O U, Colledfmun Sghggl eavbeox Gvolc Tou.vwlN'-'N Sdyoox News-fb? Cluilwxg b W er ,m,,,,g , xkeweeh Bv-aw Sgkggx EAQQA-XBR.5 STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS PRESENT FOR THE PICTURE ABOVE Vermoyn Reeder Byron Waller Cora Sue Mathleson Patty Iayroe Duane Blue and Ron Drage STANDING ARE Sharon Waller Sponsor DonV Symmes and Dave Palmer fNot present are Presldent Patncxa Tull and Seeretary Janet Wlseman also Jun Sober and Dolores Myers Q OFFICERS FOR THE STUDENT COUNCIL FOR 19513 1906 WERE Presldent Pat Tull Vrce Presrdent Duane Blue Secretary Janet Wiseman Treasurer Ronald Drage HALLOWEEN OWL HOWL PARTY Ron Drage tnes hrs bones W.L.W. and Geno broom frght Janet W was gunmng , I' A P A I., Q I 1 'iii W I 'fl fu. s I . 4: A xx x School? on 31.2, Ll ,l wif' ' 1 f,-e.-, ,2 Rliyqd' THE BULLDOG GROWLS. SEATED AROUND TABLE: Editor Dick Grell, Annual Editor Carolyn Ripp, Ellen Lane, Deloris Myers, Doris Myers, Jim Sober. SEATED ON A TABLE: Garold Resh, Ron Drage, Vermoyn Reeder, Fred Bias, Janet Wiseman, Pat Tull, and Charlene Sorensen. STANDING: Sponsor Don Symmes. OUR MOTTO - You Do Ir, We'll Print It, If We Can Sneak It Past The Sponsor . 1 . 4 NEW SPAPER HEADLINERS A,,,,,,. .V X v 990 YA f . . Jim Sober Carolyn Ripp Ron Drage All-Conference-Basketball Superior Actress Clipper Award in Athletics Coronation King Coronation Queen Best Citizen Award Impressed Cahill Impressed Roy Impressed All Annual Ed H' , PEP CLUB MEMBERS FOURTH ROW, Left to Rrght. Ethlene Watson Judy Johnson Carol l-ladenfeldt Carol Dorrty Janrce Lrggett Donna Tull Penny Wyman Dorrne Stenejhem Beverly M chel and Arlene Snyder THIRD ROW M1ssTaubenhe1m Sponsor Sandy Maust, Patty Jayroe Sh1rley Hanes, Evelyn Stearley Janet Snyder Manlyn Stevens Elalne Moog Jeannette Shafer Cheryl Jael-ce Deloris Schroe dor SECOND ROW Sandy Wyman Karen Tull Karen Drage Charlene Sorensen Janet Wrseman Dolores Myers, Dons Myers Ellen Lane Lucrlle Neeman FRONT Carolyn Rrpp Cora Sue Mathreson Pat Tull, Mary Jane Rayback Jane Peck Alxce Mays, Sharon Waller The People of Shelton High School are fortunate LH havlng a good Pep Club to back then' athletes at all games Th1s year the gxrls gave a frne account of themselves as most of the members were a credrt to the school .ufteen firm .7Ize .Tap RA RAHH RAHI' RAHII RAHU RA I' RAI' RAI-IH RAHII RAI-Ill RAH RA !' RAH'l RAHVI R.AH'! f f 1 H.. . . . H. H. .. H. . . . L.. 1 4 I ' is ,A If 'JS ...Ls Duchess Janet Duchess Pat Duke Ron Queen Carolyn King Jim CROWNBEARERS ENTERTAINERS Bonnie Shafer Judy Johnson Art Sobers Patty Iapoe W rw r D l 4 F.F.A. CHAPTER. THIRD ROW, Left to Right: Gerald Alexander, Rodney Resh, Richard Schanou, Jim Riley, Ron Drage, Larry Niemack, Gerald Arnold, David Thienel, Ron Diercks. SECOND ROW: Paul Wiseman, Elton Bowman, Richard Stibor, Richard Mathieson, Jerry Steflca, Larry Bombeck, Kenneth Schmidt, Junior Castaneda, Tom Ellis. SEATED: Mr. Dissmeyer, Bob Greenwalt, Vermoyn Reeder, Bob Riley, Ron Burmood, Don Smith, Don Bowman. 2 W, , Q . i Q if-V . , f -...r ' ..N........- - -1 Q. Pm. '- D Larry Bombeck i F. F. A. Sponsored Gilt 5 Jim Riley Bob Riley F. F.A. sponsored Calf Chapter State Farmer fi.fZ.Cl..7' ' , 1,8 .- Mt P. A. CHAPTER SWEETHEART LEFT TO RIGHT: Freshman Candidate - Sandy Maustg Chapter Sweetheart - Karen Tullg Candidate at Large - Charlene Sorenseng Chapter Sweetheart - Pat Tullg Sophomore Candidate - Dorine Stenejhem. Richard Schanou Making a Loading Chute ' 0' .fa l .H , ,an F.F.A. BOYS JUDGING SWINE LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Sciianou, Dave Palmer, Bot Greenwalt, Gerald Arnold, Richard Stibor, Donald Smith, Paul Wiseman, Bob Riley. fX1'Xf'XfN Y x .. '8. A K Trl Valley Trophy THE ONE ACT PLAY CAST Members Dlck Grell Janet Wrseman Carolyn Rrpp and Bob Greenwalt Thrs play took Superror Ratrng at Tn Valley Dramatlcs Contest Dtstrrct Dramaucs Contest Frne Arts Festrval DRAMATICS GROUP, TOP ROW. Gene Henderson, Jrm Sober, Ron Burmood, Cr1s Park, D1ckGrel1, and Mr Roy MIDDLE ROW Janet Wrseman, Karen Tull, Mary Jane Rayback, Elarne Moog, Cora Sue Mathreson, Allce Mae Mays BOTTOM ROW Carolyn Rrpp, Charlene Sorensen, Jane Peck, Ellen Lane, Lucrle Neeman, Betty Holtz, Nona Smxth Sandy Maust Ronald Burmood pat Tuu Carolyn Rlpp Nona Gall Srmth Cheryl aeke Carroll H011 CCS!! I S S CLUB MEMBERS. BACK ROW, Left to Right: Tom Ellis, Jim Riley, Fred Bias, Jim Novotne, Dick Winey, Jim Sober, Don Bowman, Dick Grell, Vermoyn Reeder and Larry Niemack. FRONT ROW: Paulwiseman, Garold Resh, Gary Spellman, Dave Palmer, Duane Blue, Ron Drage, Bob Riley, Leon Carlson, Vaughn l-Iuckfeldt, Byron Waller, Paul Marzolf - S Club Sponsor. ENTERTAINMENT FOR HOMECOMING Judyjohnson, Karen Jrage, and Head Football Patty Jayroe presented a Bull- Coach dog Skit- Don Symmes Talked Fred Bias scored two touchdowns in an ex- citing homecoming game. Photo above shows Bias scoring his second TD to put the Bulldogs ahead 13 to 7. Others in photo are 23-Duane Blue, 31-Don Bowman, 35- Vaughn Huckfeldt, 27-Bob Riley and Dick Grell. Sharon Waller reigns as Homecoming Queen SEATED ON THRONE Queen Sharon The Queen s attendants left to right are Sandy Maust Alice Mays Janet Wiseman Dorine Stene Jhem and Karen Tull Ill fl lllllll Mal TWV! ll The escorts from left to right are D1ck Grell Duane Blue Paul Nlarzolf S Club sponsor Fred Bias Vermoyn Reeder Jim Sober Bob Riley SEATED AT PIANO Penny Wyman The Cand1dates are Sharon Waller Queen Attendants Alice Mays Sandy Maust Soloist STANDING Evelyn Stearley Dorine Stenejhem Karen Tull Janet Wiseman ' f 2 . ' , ' . ' ' , . . - I' ' ' I I Il ll 1 ' I I I ' Candidates and Escorts await the moment when the Queen will highlite the Homecoming event. q : . I I A I - 5 . . . A , . . , , . . . 3 s I u ' V 1 Q' n 4 ' .93an,d FIRST COLUMN Carolyn Heskett Eugene Henderson Cheryl Jaeke Ahce Mays Sandy Wyman, Lots Holtz Elatne Moog Cora Sue Mathleson Jerry Mackey Penny Wyman SECOND COLUMN Donna Tull Patty Jayroe Larry Bombeck Rxchard St1bor Kay Merrrll Karen Drage Jean Waller Kathleen K1l patnck Exleen Robmson Larry Watson THIRD COLUMN Carol Alexander Mary Jo Lee Davld Thtenel, Carol Henderson Janet Coon Arlene Robmson Carol Hadenfeldt Verna O Brlen FOURTH COLUMN Judy Mlchel, J antoe Llggett J osephme Smith Dlane Dally Evelyn Stearley R1chardMathxeson Kay Ashton. FIFTH COLUMN Judy Lacey Darrell Robtnson Judy Johnson Janet Snyder Margaret Cosner Martlynn Stevens Kathryn Archer Sh1rleyKe1th KarenArcher WesMerr11l SIXTH COLUMN Karen Tull Dolores Schroeder Charlene Sorensen Arlene Snyder Sandy Maust Jean Johnson Mary Jane Rayback Ethelene the p1ctnre Nona Smtth Rodney Resh and Paul W1seman CLARINET TRIO SAXOPHONE DUET LEFT TO RIGHT Ethlene WSISOD. LEFT TO RIGHT Char1eneSoren Elame Moog and Sandy Maust sen, and Judy Johnson : I I I I I - . ' . . . . : ' ' . . I I I I ' D 0 : . . . . ' . . ' . . ' I I , I I I I ' : I Watson, Judy Wyman, Bobby Thienel, Drum Majorette-Janet Wiseman, Director-Mr. Sibbitt. Not shown in 41:-ffT'Q I .' :Eggs- BACK ROW Left to Rxght LarryBombeck DuaneB1ue David Palmer Jxm Sober Vaughnfluckfeldt Eugene Henderson Bob Rxley Carroll Holl, Gerald Arnold Rxchard Mathxeson. MIDDLE ROW Betty Holtz Mary Jane Rayback Cheryl Jaeke Narclssa Rlvera Elalne Moog Marlene F orst Delores Myers Loxs Holtz Beverly M1che1, Charlene Sorensen Janet W1seman Ethelene Watson Arlene Snyder Jean Smlth Karen Tull. FRONT ROW Evelyn Stearley Ahoe Mae Mays Cora Sue Manhxeson Jeanette Shafer Nona Smxth ,Tame Peck Dorme Stenehjem Carolyn Rxpp Pat Tull, Sharon Waller Donna Tull, Luclle Neemann Manlyn Buso U5 SOLOISTS SOLOISTS LEFT TO RIGHT Carolyn Rlpp LEFT TO RIGHT Dav1d Palmer and Eugene Henderson Nona Ga1lSm1th Elame Moog. I ' : I I I . I I I , I I l . : I I I I I I . I I I ' I I ' I I I I I . I . I l I l I I . I I G I I I YY- L IE hw 5' A 1' Q' fx' Y -I '..'.l.?,: 4, if 3 r -' 'f'.,J I I . SMG' BACK ROW Left to Rxght EvelynStearley Mary Jane Rayback Elame Moog Ethelene Watson Donna Tull Shlrley Kexth Dorme Stenehjern Beverly M1che1 Penny Wyman Patty J ayroe Delores Schroeder Delorts Holtz Arlene Snyder Narcxssa R1vera MIDDLE ROW Cora Sue Math1eson Betty Holtz Cheryl Jaeke Nona Srruth Delores Myers Lo1s Holtz Carolyn R1pp Charlene Sorensen Dons Myers Marllyn Buso Ellen Lane Mar1lyn Stevens Judy Schmxdt La Dene Holtz FRONT ROW Janet Snyder Ahce Mae Mays Carol Sue Hadenfeldt Sandra Maust Sandy Wyman Carol Ann Dorlty Karen Drage Jan1e Peck Jean Smlth Judy Johnson Jaruce L1ggett Karen Tull Arlene Rodrxgus W nur, GIRL S TRIO SOLOISTS LEFT TO RIGHT Judy Johnson LEFT TO RIGHT Janet Wxseman Sandy Maust and Jan1e Peck Jan1e and Cheryl Jagke Peck was also an ll'ld1V1dU3.1SO1OlSI f-'ff' I I , ldv-lv Q 44? THE CHRISTMAS PROGRAM WAS HIGHIIGHTED BY THIS N ATIVITY SCENE SEIXIOR TRI M TOP ROW Sponsor Thomas Srbbrtt S BACK ROW Cheryl Iaeke Carole Sue Hadenfeldt Sardx Wyman andljzxtryjayroe MIDDLE ROW Doloreb Schroeder Ethelene Watson Judy Johnson Sandra lxlaust FROINT RON IBHICC Lrggett Jane Peck Charlene Sorensen Cora Sue lxlathreson and Alrce Mae Ixlaxs I JUNIOR TRI M 14 MEMBERS 91166 53. 8. and 96. E. GIRLS JR. HIGH PHYSICAL EDUCATION STANDING- Allce Washburn Sponsor Mrss Taubenhe1m LaDene Holtz Alrce Rodrxquez Mar1lyn Stevens Donna Tull Delous Holtz Karen Drage Caro1yAnn Dorlty Carole Sue Hadenfeldt ON KNEES Patty Jayroe Jan1ce Llgget Judy Johnson Dolores Schroe der Sandy Wyman Cheryl Jaeke Janet Snyder and Sandy Maust '? 'Mmf...,,,,m.h FRESHMAN HOME MAKERS Janet Snyder Marrlyn Stevens Karen Drage Jan1ceL1ggett SandyMaust Sandy Wyman and Cheryl Jaeke - - ' . . . I I I I I l 1 ' L 1 v v ' D I I l ' as ' 4 - V f' 99 .- I K gf - , I 1: 4. 'I , K A 0 X ' 4 .1 1-I ----Q .,,,. 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LIBRARY CLUB MEMBERS SEATED CLOCKWISE Sandy Maust Janet Snyder Sandy Wyman Cheryl Jaeke Patty Jayroe Sponsor Mrs Dorothy Schroeder MaryJane Rayback Penny Wyman Narclssa Rtvera and Nona Gall Smith STANDING CLOCKWISE Delorrs Neeman Shrrley Ke1th Beverly Mtchel Dorrne Stenejhen Arlene Snyder Judy Johnson Carol Sue Hadenfeldt Dolores Schroeder Janlce Lrggett Caroly Ann Dorlty Darold Szfrajda Larry Fester Karen Drage and Marrlyn Stevens THE LIBRARY CLUB IS PROBABLY THE MOST WORTHWHILE CLUB IN SHELTON HIGH SCHOOL SENKR HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS D E These Phys Ed Gtrls me P o full of energv that the photographer could not it t a ole-ar prrture CLASS MEMBERS STANWING Dolors Holtz Luc11le Neeman Betty Holtz Cora Mathreson Jeannette Shafer Sharon Waller Vary Rayback Elatne Moog Jean Smlth Beverly Mlchel KNEELING Nona Smrth, Pat Tull Janet 'N seman Shuley Hanes Alrce Mays, Marlene Forsr, Delores Neeman, ana Karen Tull U wanna-.unwaaupn-1-vwwwu .ml , ,, V V - X' LN , K 'DN , ' A g 1, .1 ,, 1 an h 1'e.l . . . n . 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