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

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UNl0ll V R ITY FO0TB LL 1952 , s H .r ' J First Row, Left to Right: P. Winans, T. Payne, D. Seaton, B. Smith, D. Kaiser, R, Cox, W. Grim- wood, T. Nothacker, J. Jennings, D. Keller, and Ccoachh Robb. Second Row, Left to Right: D. Sweet, B. Henson- G. Barnes, E. Payne, T. White, R. Kaiser, T. Arntz, The Young Whippets, coached by Mr. Yohn, until illness forced him to turn the reigns over to Mr. Robb, ended the season with a commendable record of 7 wins, 4 losses and one tie. SCOREBOARD CREW Left to Right: Mr, Archdeacon, Dan Mellick, Kenneth Place, Bob Carleton. 18 C .Wine1y, W. Schnieder, G. Moore. Third Row, Left to Right: B. Chew, B. Swartz, R. Adkins, E. Allwine, E. Davis, B, Clark, D. DuVal, E. Randall, J. Yaheny, J. Wildman, D. Blair, D. Yetzgger, D. Thurman, J. Utz, T, Utz, D. Ott CMan- ager . At the beginning of the season, most of the fellows were green and unaccustomed to playing supervised football. The coaches worked hard teaching these boys the funda- mentals of the game, the plays and how to condition themselves for football. The following record of wins and losses, is proof that these boys learned their foot- ball well. The Young Whippets got off to a good start, by edging Mansfield Madison, in it's opening preview 7 to 0. Next, a strong Wil- lard team took the measure of our boys 13 to 6. The team then traveled to Galion, to fight the Tigers to a 0 to 0 tie. Another loss to Willard followed. Willard 24, Shelby 7. The J. V's. came back strong the next week to beat Galion 21 to 0. The following week Mansfield Madison upset Shelby 13 to 7. The Belleville varsity then edged the team 20 to l4. This was one of the Young Whippets best games and a tough one to lose. These Young Whippets have interested a good many of the younger boys in football and will give a good account of themselves with future varsity teams.

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FO0TB LL Madison Fostoria Willard Galion Bucyrus Just a locker room scene- Coach Wilkins at his vucklx That is Hoffman having choreAtaping anklcs lox thc difficulty, Ashland game. BOX SCORE . . . . . .21 Shelby ........ 20 Ashland . . . Shelby . . . . . .25 Shelby ........ 39 Bellevue . . Shelby . . . . . . 0 Shelby ........ 26 Norwalk ........... Shelby . . . 7 Shelby ......,. 46 Upper Sandusky Shelby . . . . . . 0 Shelby ........ 40 Crestline ......,.... Shelby First Row: K, Foreman, G, Milliron. T. Imhoff. G. Leonhardt, C. Hornbrook, R. Hopton. L, Barber, R. Henry, P, Keller, D. Reed. J. Knapp. Second Row: Assoc. Coach Copeland, R. Mitchell, D. Emerson, S. Cowman, J. Cochran, B. Bricker, B, Racer, B. Wilcox. B. Friebel, J. Chew, W, Ingram. B. Adkins. Head Coach Wilkins, Third Row: J. Kenton CManagerD. D. Hoffman. P. Graham, J, Henry, D, Hogue. J. Steele, S. Keller, P. Souslin, B. Reau. D. Purvis QManagerJ. D. Hartman CManagerD.

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THE CHEERLE DER The Whippet Cheerleaders were selected by the student body in the spring of 1952. The five girls chosen spent many days during the summer practicing and preparing them- selves for the yearls work. At the opening of the football season they prepared posters to help stir up enthusiasm and spirit for the team and the school. On each Friday they had charge of the pep meet- ing held at the conclusion of the day's work in the auditorium. That evening found them on the field ready to lead the large crowds in cheers for the team. After football season they turned their attention to basketball and again planned pep meetings, arranged programs, and work- ed with the band to develop new yells and cheers for the basketball games. Many times during the season they had to plan for two games a week. Lefr to right: Lois Scheerer, Dolores Henson. Mary Lee Tullis, Alberta Stewart. and Thelma Workman. Lois and Dolores prepare for the The Cheerleaders per- Dolores leading the first game by placing a large poster in forming some of their big CNightD pep rally of the main hall. shenanigans. the football season,