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

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THE HOURS SPENT IN PREPARING PATRICIA GROSS Seeing Pat on the Gym floor might surprise many of her tellow classmates. The energy she saves by her usual quietness is not wasted. ETHEL GUTSHALL Meekness appears to be characteristic ot Ethel. Her friends will tell you that she is always a good sport and she is a good worker. RICHARD HARTMAN There are many quiet people in our world. To this group Richard does not belong. If you are looking for a good time, this boy will not let you down. EDWIN HAWK A boy of many talents, especially musically and scholastically. Red Skel- ton has nothing on him. Ed is really a riot. , A T. S Pl-gi tt M4 22 AGNES GUTSHALL Agnes is one of our quiet girls-who does not say more than her share of words. Nevertheless, the ones who do not know her well, are the unfortunate ones. LOURITA HANNAFUS Is it any wonder every- one likes Rita ? Her sin- cerity is an excellent wear- ing quality that will al- ways be a great asset to her. K pf - My fyfww 'I' X IAMES HASPESLAGH There is one in every class fourt, little Casanova. ls that what they teach you on the farm, Iim? He is a swell guy to know. GEORGE HAYS His modesty is exceeded only by his skill on the basketball court. He should be a success in anything he attempts. Now it looks like our loss is Kroger's gain. f , I

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HEATED DISCUSSIONS. SHEILA DUBUC Calm and collected is this scholarly miss. Her effi- ciency cmd charm of the Old South endear her to her Shelby classmates. ' QSVV-' Qcsvw Melo., ROSEMARY EBERSOLE A true friend is loyal, trustworthy, sincere, and a joy to be around. Rose- mary is one of the few who has all these quali- fications. MARY LOU FOUGHT Mary Lou possesses a good sense of humor. To her life is one activity after another-with Mary Lou in each activity. EDWIN FRY Edwin likes to drive the Shelby Salesbook Com- pany truckg he likes good times and is generally a sport of such goings-on . LINDA DUDENHAVER Her musical capabilities, coupled with her inherent charm, number her among those who will achieve greatness. DOROTHY EMERSON Quiet, pleasant, coopera- tive-just a few of the attributes of Dorothy Em- erson. She will be a suc- cess in Whatever she does. DONALD FRY A tall lady a quiet lady a lad that all can see. Don is a shy lad but he is a true friend. SANDRA GRAHAM Think of poise, charm, ability, and grace-you think of Graham. She likes people and people like her. 21

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FOR A CO Carole LaBonte gives her all for the senior class at the candy stand. Paul agreed to buy all the candy that day. A busy night at the senior stand. lane Anderson and Virginia Petrie are en- deavoring to change a twenty dollar bill. NCERT OR PLAY. ' fe I Louise Dewey--ah, you lucky girl-surrounded by gay blades oi the iunior class-Ellery. Crall, and Cowman. A tense moment in the trig class. Dubuc and Wymore are discussing a cosine with Payne. Terry and Yetzer are deep in thought. Hildebrant, the other mem- ber of the class, was ab- sent that day. 23