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

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SCHOOL CALENDAR I . f 1 ...... September . . . 5. Outwardly in despair, but inwardly elated we return to school . . . 8. The bond helps us start the year right with on old fashioned square dance . . . l5. The new Whippets show themselves, by tieing the Fostoria Redmen . , . 22. We be- gin the defense of our league title by trouncing Willard . . . 29. We trim the Gallon Tigers to retain our first place position. October . . . 2. Reau, Crain, and Tullis use their heads as Miss Holbrook shows us hats at our first assembly . . . 6. We con- tinue upon our unbeaten path by dropping Bucyrus . . . l3. Ashland, Wha I-loppen? . . . 20, Our Dads brave the cold to watch us take Bellevue . . . 2l. Goblins Gad--About the gym advertising refreshments at the lr. dance . . . 26. We prove we can play as well on Thursday night as on Friday night, by defeating Norwalk. November . . . 3. The heavy dew threatens to melt our queens, so the Home- coming ceremonies are postponed, but de- spite this we drown Upper . . . 8-9. Juniors present rollicking comedy with D. K. in short pants . . . lO. Our choir presents an Armistice day program, convertible, flow- ers, and beautiful girls precede our win over Crestline at homecoming game, N. O. L. Champs againl . . . l7. We honor our N. O. L. Champion Team at the football ban- quet, Fritz Howell tells stories and wise- cracks at hecklers . . . l8. Seniors invite the upper four grades to the Harvest Moon Ball. . . . 23-24. Thanksgiving vacation-time out to eat. December . . . 1. We play our first bas- ketball game and lower the boom on Madi- son. . . 5. We entertain Bucyrus here while our band plays The Thing . . . lO. The Speech and Music departments present a Christmas program to the public, we must wait two whole weeks to see it . . . l2. We journey to Mansfield while two members of the Varsity continue to recuperate . . . l5. We travel to Upper . . , l9. The Alumni prove that they are not too old to ploy good fast ball . . . 20. Christmas vacation starts, we all congregate at Steves to com- pare notes with our college brethren . . . 22. Freshmen enjoy their first formal dance. Spanish club to be congratulated on the decorations. january . . . 2. Galion is the team with all the luck, this year . . . 5. We're host to 4 l

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SCARLET Su OF The yearbook publication presented by The members of the Senior Class of Shelby l-ligh School, Shelby, Ohio. SPEED 2 W gillll ll' il l S B? . 'j O H I O X 'lWhere cross the crowded ways. Ex iid I O Hi 0 RJ

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SCHOOL CALENDAR Willard, it's our first league win . . . l2. Crowd goes wild, we beat Crestline on our own floor . . . l9. Bellevue knocks us out of the league race . . . 20. We roar at The Mikado and listen to songs by contem- porary composers . . . 20. The Thespians hold a Sock l-lop , we may have holes in our socks and we may be tired but it was a lot of fun . . . 26. We journey to Nor- walk . . . 30, Madison comes to Shelby with hopes of revenge. February . . . 9. The seniors struggle through their scholarship test with the help of Aspirin, Anacin and Bromo . . . 9. Galion comes here for a return engagement . . . l6. We travel to Crestline as season draws to a close . . . l7. The F. H. A. sponsors a Valentine dance . . . 20. Norwalk comes here for the closing game of the season . . . 22. We thank the father of our country for a day of rest. ,fn March . . .8-9. The Thespians present Nine Pine Street , full of mystery, murder, and suspense . . . l3. The last assembly program of the year . . . 2l. A flood of outsiders invade our school to help us decide upon our future occupations . . . 23-27. Easter vacation. Oh well, three days are better than none . . . 3l. The S club holds their annual dance. Everybody makes Whoopee. April . . . 10. We disrupt the study halls and plunge madly into the District State Scholarship tests. . . . 20. Next year's freshmen plow through the 8th grade tests. . . . 2l. The G. A. A. entertains with the last open dance of the year . . . 28. The sophomores break their piggy banks for an evening of fun. May . . . 4. Our band makes a good showing at the festival . . . 5. Two bus loads of brains go to Wooster for the final District State Scholarship tests . . . l0-l l. The Seniors present a laugh long play as the year begins to close . . . l9. With the help of the adults, the juniors treat the seniors to an all-night prom . . . 27. Seniors attend Baccalaureate . . . 29. Man the pumps, the dikes have broken l The juveniles of Shelby run loose for three months . . . 3l. Commencement. Seniors receive diplomas. We hope. june . . . I. l passed-did you? Final grade cards are distributed.