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

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Scarlet 5 fBoys' Cylee Gluh OFFICERS Russell Orewiler ,..................,.............. ............... P resident Donald Wentz ...,... .....,..,..........., ......... V i ce President Louis Wright ....,.. ....... B usincss Manager Jacque Love ..... ....,.................... L ibrarian Henry Hiles ,... ........ A ssistant Librarian Vera Hatch ....... ................ A ccompanist Ford Adam Charles Nail Ross Adams John Armstrong Robert Baker Herbert Beyer Gayle Cobb Howard Cook Marlin Davis Arthur Fair Paul Fair George Fullmer Henry Hiles Vickroy Hiles Thomas Horner john Hursh Bruce Johnston Roscoe Keller Dean Nelson Russell Crewiler Herbert Palmer Donald Price Mack Robinson James Seaton Ervin Smith Richard Starrett john Van Wagner Herbert Waldruff Albert Watters Donald Wentz John Whalen Robert Whiteside Howard Wildman joseph Winans Wilson Kingsboro Louis Wright Jacque Love Page Fifty-One Y Kfamli' 'Uc'i'7'K9j 5' il? ,TT .-'31, , 4' N ' , A . , ,Y , f 'V Li2 Q' 5

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,Scarlet 5 Richard Starrett Geraldine Nelson Herbert Palmer ,. Lois Wareham Loella Barnhart Thelma Bushey Louise Coble Louise Curren Paul Fair Vera Hatch Bruce Johnston Vera Kindinger Donna Kotz Lovetta Laser Reno Mohn ..,..............President .....,........ Vice President .. ......,.. Business Manager ..............,..Librarian Geraldine Nelson Charles Nothacker Herbert Palmer Burrel Purdy Mary Purdy Ervin Smith Neil Swank Wayne Vanasdale Lois Wareham Willis Wentz Howard Wildman The orchestra of Shelby High School has been very successful, under the able direction of Mr. Davis, assisted by Mr. Holcker. They have contributed much to the various school activities, at which they have played. In addition to this, the orchestra affords an excellent opportunity to any one having musical talent to develop it. Our orchestra is an organization of which Shelby High School may be justly proud. Page Forty-Nin:

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wa Searle: 5 Qlll at Sea A Gilbert and Sullivan Drama, in two acts Presented by THE GLEE CLUBS AND ORCHESTRA OF S. H. S. FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1930 Produced under the direction of Miss Bernice Winter and Mr. Maurice Davis CAST Captain Corcoran, of the good ship Pinafore .................... Donald Price Sir Joseph Porter, First Lord of the Admiralty .......... Howard Wildman Ralph Rakestraw, an able seaman .............. L ...,................. Thomas Horner Dick Deadeye, boatswain .................................. ........ A ndrew Mott Midshipmite .,.......................... ............... J ohn Hursh The Pirate King .....................,.................,.... .......... A lbert Watters Frederick, a pirate apprentice ......................... ,........ V ickroy Hiles Police Sergeant, of the Metropolitan force ........................ Donald Wentz Grosvenor, a poet .......................................................... Russell Orewiler Strephon, an Arcadian shepherd, lately a member of the Parliaf ment ...................,.................................................... Herbert Palmer Lord Chancellor .......................................... ....,.. J ohn Van Wagner Mikado of Japan ............................................ .,............ M arlin Davis PoohfBah, a great and versatile character ..,... .............. C arl Peters Koko, Lord High Executioner ...,................ ........ R ichard Starrett Josephine, Captain Corcoran's daughter ......... ................... I ola Black Little Buttercup .......................,..................... ......... L ois McPheron Patience ..........,.................,.,............................................. Venus Maxwell Mabel ................................................................................ Sara Fitz Gerald Phyllis, a former shcpherdess, wedded to Strephon .............. Doris Gates Fairy Queen .............................................................,...... Rose Jane Rollins YumfYum ..........................i................................................. Jeanne Brown PeepfBo ......... .............................. ......... S t ella Oster PettifSing ....................................................................,............. Betty Stone THE STORY H. M. S. Pinafore has set out on an expedition to capture the Pirates of Pen' ZHIICC. On Board the Pinafore is a large party of guests, the most important guest being the Mikado of japan, who is studying the manners and customs of the Euro' peans. Through some misunderstanding the Captain has sailed without Sir Porter, but the latter succeeds in overtaking the ship in his barge. He has taken the precaution to have a sergeant and squad of policemen on board the ship and it is upon them that the authorities depend to capture the Pirates. Night comes and all retire except the Sergeant and his gallant force. Suddenly the ship is attacked by the Pirates and the Sergeant, because his squad is so greatly outnumbered, is forced to yield. The Captain and all others come on deck to find the ship in the hands of the enemy, but the Pirate King is willing to concede to reasonable terms. The following morning a conference of the prisoners is called to devise ways and means to extricate themselves from their difficulties. The Mikado appears, learns the facts and immediately suggests his system of humane acquittal. The many proposals seem to meet with opposition until the Captain suddenly rememf bers the Fairy Queen. She appears and solves the whole difhculty to the satisfacf tion of everybody. Page Fifty-Three mf ,rs we-lf . ' mf -'r 'uf n' fmf rs' rs' 'mf vi n'v'2:1f wwmf rs- fm gn- ,nf 1' 'Qi-1 nl,-JNL!-r-Ji we-in H,-Ji -I he-ai 414517:-JJJVILAI Moa Moa 3150-aaraenairsaaeaaiaseiaaraaaaa:-has asnaaaaaascaaarascaaaraa wa ffiaaeai