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

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EN. E , Efllgggjjllj 3 E. ,, ..,,,.. PHYLLIS L. TILOCK General Courxe Staff, 4. PAUL B. VALK General Course EDITH A. YVAINES Commervial Course Glee Club, 4. ELSIE MAY WAINES Commerfial Course Glee Club, 45 Annual S ,C IRENE WEAVER Commerfial Course J. RAY WEAVE'R Q General Course CLARENCE YETZER General Course Science Club, 43 Glee 2, 3, 4. RICHARD SHAVV General Course F'00tb2Lll, 2, 3, 4. Science Club, 43 English Club, 4, Latin Club, 35 Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 43 Annual Science Club, 4: Football, 4. taff, 4. Orchestra, 43 Debate Alternate, 4. Cl ub. 4, Football H1553 V - we -

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G '-fic' 4 0 41liL,2,.5.a3.L.el'-ill V 'Z' V ALICE ELIZABETH SHOUP College Entranfe Course Honor Roll, 4, English Club, 43 Lnfin Club, 2, 35 Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. RUNALD 'l'. SHOUP General Course Science Club, 4: English Club, -I: Orches- tra.. 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball, 2. HILDA SIPE General Course Science Club, 45 Biology Club, 4. I KENNETH SMITH X General Course I Science Club, 4. MABEL M. SNYDER C01ll1Il6fl'lIll Course Latin Club, 2. MARIE J. STRAUSBAUGH General Course Science Club, 4, English Club, 45 Annual Staff, 4. ROSS STROUP General Course , Science Club, 43 Orchestra, 1, 2 3, 4. JONAS S. STUCKEY General Course VEQT .f.....gjg33i,, D.

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-F - -as -X Q afisgsigfgsiw -- - ---M c Seninr 0112155 iflistnrg The Crusaders of the class of '27, one hundred and eleven strong, entered S. H.. S. in the Autumn of 1923. They were soon or- ganized under their banner of Blue and Gold, and after many hard won victories and a few notable defeats they completely conquered the Freshman outposts of the stronghold. Each succeeding year, the band, which has somehow dwindled in size to little more than half the number, chose Worthy commandants to lea.d t-hem in their various campaigns and to aid them in en- forcing rigid Uj -and militaristic UQ dis- cipline. During the Freshman year, the leaders chosen included Claude Markel as Presi- dent, Nadine Wilkinson, Vice Presidentg James Bricker as Secretary and June Den- nis Treasurer. For the Sophomore year, Walter Bricker took Claude Markel's place at the battle front, Nadine Wilkinson remained Vice President and June Dennis was Secretary and Treasurer. i.-...... These same officers continued to guide us through the Junior year. In our Senior year we again chose our leaders, realizing that only the most judi- cious selection Would bring the desired suc- cess. The following selection was made: James Bricker, President, Helen Laser, Vice President, June Dennis, Secretary and Treasurer. This last year has been decidedly the best. The Seniors have taken part in al- most every encounter, and succeeded in nearly every undertaking. In closing,'we the Class of '27 Wish to express our thanks to the Faculty. We have done our best, and although we at times failed in, or deviated from, the carefully chosen path, We have only the regret that we could not do more. The time spent in S. H. S. is to us the most precious memory that We have to recall, and we can only say to the future graduates of this institution that we Wish them as much happiness as we ourselves have enjoyed. We feel that We could not wish them more. Ji 4 ---- -- 1 frm -Q-grag'fig-M