Shelby High School - Scarlet S Yearbook (Shelby, OH)

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SHELBY SENIORS SHALL NEVER DEAN ADAMS Dean's stamina on the football field has done much for the fame of Shel- by High, just a look at those mischievous eyes and perhaps you'll sur- mise in what directions his other talents lie. ALICE BIGLIN Dark hair and dark eyes -with a quiet personality --these make Alice a pleasing friend to all. LOIS BOSTON It is amazing to us how Lois can work so hard and still have energy to spare. But, somehow she does it. KATHLEEN BBODERICK There are very few girls that you will find as loyal and as true as Kathleen. Better known as Butch , her tactfulnes is one of her many assets. FORGET IANE ANDERSON Her easy way and her ready smile have Won her many and lasting friend- ships. Sometimes we won- der where she learned to park lMr. Lafferty?l. IOSEPH BODKIN Look real hard and you'll be sure to find loe behind that camera: however, you don't have to look hard to find the traits that make him a favorite of the senior class. IUDITH BRICKER To Iudy cheerfulness is as natural as eating three meals a day. If her laugh- ter and pleasantness were contagious, there would be many happier people. NAOIVII CALE Naomi has many amiable attributes, but, oh, for those beautiful blue eyes. l-ler personality doesn't suffer in comparison. 'I9

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THESE ARE OUR CLASS OFFICERS X A OUR PRESIDENT He knows his rule. FRED WHITE Fred has been a leader in many groups. For manners, poise, and good looks-Fred is tops. SECRETARY-TREASURER She holds the purse strings. SALLY HARBAUGH This talented girl's accomplish- ments are unlimited. She has attained the admiration and re- spect of all who know her. ai Q- - 23 VICE-PRESIDENT He likes his animals. ROBERT UTZ Where there is fun and good times you can be sure Bob will be there-A jovial young lad with three loves: His car, football, and hunting fwhatl. And These Are The Members Of The Executive Comm1ttee KNEELING Cleft to rightlz Bud Milliron, Sam Roush, Sally Harbaugh, Fred White, and Ioe Bodkin. STANDING Kleft to rightlz Louise Dewey, Lourita Hannafus, Mr. Laiferty Cclass advisorl, Bob Utz, Edwin Hawk, lohn Yelzer, and George Metzger.

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DOROTHY CAMPBELL One doesn't have to study Dorothy to appreciate her likable traits. If she pos- sesses any unlikable ones, Dorothy does a masterful job of concealing them. PAUL CROSBY Paul is our nomination for the perpetual motion prize. Do you go to bed standing up, Paul? RUTH DAVIES We can imagine what a perfect nurse Ruth will make with her endless pa- tience and sunny disposi- tion. Best of luck in all you do from the Class of 1952. I ,,' A Q. ati il arf , fs LOUISE DEWEY It would take many words to properly describe Louise -beauty, brains, person- ality-besides all these she would make a great orator. 20 ALL THE LIVELY AND CORINNE CRAWFORD To Corinne we award a different type of lovinq cup-she shares this tro- phy with each and every- one of her classmates. PATRICK DALTON No, that flash of aqua wcrsn't your imagination. Pat's explanation- I was just creeping through town, IOHN DE VITO Dirt just can't help his jovial nature. His level head and resourcefulness have helped the Whippets many a time when the Chips were down. DOUGLAS DICK Doug's life is a series of hobbies. His varied inter- ests keep him occupied most of the time.