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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1957 volume:

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The Laffertys-Robert, Karen, Anne, Mrs. Betty, and Mr. Robert Lafferty. DEDICATIO . . . r. Robert Lafferty For our dedication it is quite natural and fitting for us, the SCARLET S Staff, to choose a man well-known and well-liked by the Senior class. Bob Lafferty, with his sparkling humor and ready wit, has made algebra a lively subiect for scores of fresh- men and iuniors. His proficiency as a sportswriter is admired by both SheIby's fans and players. As senior class advisor, he lends the executive committee and senior stand timely and valuable advice. Being transportation director, it is upon his word that Shelby students cheer or groan on wintry mornings. Such a combination of versa- tility and pleasant character is a rare find in anyone's yearbook. 6 iii In Memor o : 1 Miss Leah Summer The Staff of the SCARLET S wishes to take this opportunity to honor the memory of one of the veterans of the teaching staff in the Shelby schools. Miss Leah Summer, a first grade instructor at Auburn Elementary School, passed away at the local hospital on Wednesday, January 16, 1957. She was stricken while in her 47th year of teaching first graders. This is an unusual record in itself. But greater still is the memory that many of us have of her. Her gentle manner, her pleasant smile, her intelligent under- standing of our many problems as six-year-olds will always be remembered and appreciated. Miss Summer received her training for teaching at the College of Wooster and Kent State University. She was first employed as a teacher by The Shelby Board of Education on July 14, 1910. Her sister, Miss Dora Summer, is an instructor of Latin at Shelby High School. ' Mr. Wayne M. Carlefon Mr. E. Paul Curry, Presidenf Member Mr. S. Reymer Bricker, Vice-President Mr. Leonard Waines, Member Dr. E. D. Dowds Member Mr. Sanford Weaver, Clerk-Treasurer Mr. E. C. Lundberg, School Architect of Cincinnati, Ohio Superintendent of Shelby Schools Providing Shelby's hundreds of students with modern buildings, adequate playgrounds and athletic facilities, well-trained teachers, and a wide curriculum is no easy iob for our superintendent of schools. It requires a supe- rior knowledge and foresight of the needs of our students both now and in the future. We Rocketteers have but one man to thank for our modern and smooth-running school system-the very capable Byron H. Carmean. Mrs. Jayne lnnis, Secretary for the Superintendent of Schools and the Clerk-Treasurer of The Board of Education. Mr. Byron H. Carmean, A. B., M. A. MR. J. E. MCCOLLOUGH, A. B., M. A. At times Mr. McCollough must think that we are like rockets and even iet operated. This hap- pens when he sees us running around the halls, attending many meetings and clubs, making much noise, and going everywhere in a hurry. However by his patience and understanding he has learned to see us as young people who are having a good time and who are endeavoring to learn something in this school of life. By his patience and understanding he has en- deared himself to the students of Shelby High. Hi h School Principal MISS JEANETTE WILL Secretary Hi h School acult . . . Miss Marie Hughes, B. A. American History Instructor. Mr. Harold Markin, A. B. Senior Social Studies, Commercial Law, Con- sumers Economics, American History Instructor. Faculty Manager for Athletics. Miss Ray Bowman, A. B., M. A. Instructor of World History, Advisor for Cheer- leaders, WHIPPET TALES Staff, and Pep Club Mr. Don Monn, B. A. Instructor of Senior Social Studies, 8th Grade History. Assistant Coach in Football and Basket- ball. Mr. Jack Robb, B. S. in Ed. Civics and Driver Education Instructor. Head Football Coach, Assistant Basketball Coach. Mrs. Martha Baer, B. A. 7th and 8th Grade English Instructor. Mr. William Wilkins, B. S. in Ed., M. A. Civics Instructor. Assistant Football Coach. Mrs. Lillie Berney, A. B. 8th Grade History and 7th Grade Geography Instructor. Advisor for Ushers Group. Hi h chool Facult Spanish I, Instructor. i Mr. Jack Juynes, B. S. in Ed. 8th Grade History, 7th Grade Geog- raphy, and Driver Education Instructor. Miss Madge Dawson, B. S. in Ed. Sth Grade English, 9th Grade English Instructor. Miss Dora Summer, B. S. in Ed., M. A. Latin I and Latin ll Instructor. Mr. Robert R. Wendland, A. B., M. A. English I2 Instructor, Director of Guid- ance for Shelby City Schools, Advisor for SCARLET S Staff. Mr. Wayne Potts, B. S. in Ed., M. A. Spanish ll, and English I0 Mrs. Edythe Yetzer, A. B. 7th Grade English, English ll Instructor, Advisor for Student Council. Miss Anita Strauch, B. S. in Ed., M. A. English ll Instructor, Advisor for Sopho- more Class. Mr. Charles E. Funk, B. S. in Ed. Speech, English 9 Instructor, Director of Dramatics, Advisor for Thespians. . . . Hi h School Facult Miss Joan Arrington, B. S. in Ed. English 9 and English I0 Instructor. Mr. Emile John, B. S. in Ed., M. A. Algebra I, Arithmetic 7 Instructor, Assistant Fac- ulty Manager for Athletics. Miss Esther Smith, B. A. Arithmetic 7 and Arithmetic 8 Instructor, Advisor for Tri-Hi-Y Group. Mr. Bruce Archdeacon, B. S. in Ed., M. A. Physics, Chemistry, Solid Geometry, Plane Geom- etry, Trigonometry Instructor. Mr. Lowell McMeeken, B. S. in Ed., M. A. Wood Working Shop Instructor. Mrs. Joan Matey, B. S. in Ed. Vocational Home Economics Instructor, Future Homemakers Club Advisor. Mr. William Mihalic, B. S. in Ed. Metal Shop, Drawing and Blueprint Reading Instructor. Miss Leora Kuhn, B. S., M. S. Vocational Home Economics, 8th Grade English Instructor, Advisor for Future Homemakers Group. Hi h Schooi Facult . . . Mr. John Shank, B. S. in Agriculture Farm Shop and Agriculture Instructor, Advisor for Future Farmers of America. Miss Luella Kuhn, B. A., B. L. S. librarian. Mrs. Julia Riddle, B. S. in Ed. Girls' Physical Education Instructor, Ad- visor for Girls' Athletic Association. Mr. Charles Williams, A. B. Boys' Physical Education Instructor, Head Basketball and Baseball Coach. Mr. Dwight Somerville, B. S. in Ed. Marching Band Instructor, Instrumental Music Director of Shelby Schools. Mrs. Donald Wentz, A. B. Substitute Teacher. Mr. Robert L. Lafferty, B. S. in Ed., M. A. Algebra I, Algebra Il, Plane Geometry Instructor, Advisor for Senior Class, Transportation Supervisor for Shelby Schools. Mr. Paul R. Braden, B. Mus., M. Mus. Vocal Music Supervisor, Junior Band Instructor. . . . Hi h School Facult Miss Twila Shisler Business Training, English 9, and Typing Instructor. Mr. Howard M. Plocher, B.S. in Ed., M.A. Bookkeeping, Shorthand Il, Typing, Office Practice Instructor, Assistant Foot- ball Coach. Mr. Joseph Yohn, B. S., M. A. General Science Instructor, Attendance Supervisor, Assistant Coach. Miss Phyllis Blackford, B. S. in Ed. Shorthand I, Typing, and Office Practice Instructor, Advisor for Tri-Hi-Y Group. Miss Harryet Snyder, B. S. in Ed., M. A. Biology Instructor, Advisor for Junior Class and for Biology Club. Mr. Wayne R. Copeland, B. S. in Ed, 8th Grade Science, Arithmetic 7 Instruc- tor. Head Track Coach, Assistant Basket- ball and Football Coach. Miss Ruth Stroup, B. S. in Ed., M. A. Senior Mathematics, Plane Geometry, 8th Grade Arithmetic Instructor, Super- visor of candy sales for Senior Class. Mr. William Varble, B. S. in Ed. 8th Grade Science and Biology Instruc- tor, Assistant Football, Basketball, and Baseball Coach. Central School Staff for Seventh Graders Mr. A. G. Willet, B. S. in Ed. Principal of Central School Mrs. Kathryn Shepherd Secretary of Central School Mrs. Lola Kemp, B. S. in Ed. Instructor of English, Reading Mrs. Edna Toolcer, Kent State University Instructor of Arithmetic and Geography Mr. Carl Whitacre, B. S. in Ed., M. A. Instructor of Vocal 8. Instrumental Music. Assistant Band Director. Miss Mary Lucille Bushey, R. N. Shelby City Schools Nurse. Mrs. Betty Lafferty Secretary for the Director of Guidance Mr. and Mrs. William Doty look with pride as their daughter Jane gives the graduating cap to her sister Carol who is o senior in the Class of 1957. Larry Baker and Tom Brown give a little advice to John Seltzer as he tries the cap and gown. John's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Seltzer share in the happiness of the occasion. . . . Seniors Seniors . . . Senior Class Executive Committee Left to right: William Lowery, Beverly Coleman, David Tullis, Peggy Close, David Hull, Larry Siegfried, Francis May, Irving Gearhart, Jerry McGuire, James Biddle, and John Seltzer. Mr. Lafferty, advisor, is standing in the background. The members of the Executive Com- mittee who are elected from the Senior homerooms and the elected class officers plan the various activities of the class for the year in addition to executing the ad- ministrative functions of the class. They met regularly throughout the year and planned for the class dances, parties, baccalaureate and commencement func- tions. Mr. Robert Lafferty served as ad- visor for the group. At each home football game the Sen- iors operated the food stand, during the noon hours in the school year and at each home basketball game they sold candy and gum to students and visitors. Miss Ruth Stroup, senior homeroom instructor, was in charge of the candy and gum sales. Seniors . . . SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS DAVID TULLIS BEVERLY COLEMAN WILLIAM LOWERY President Secretary-Treasurer Vice-President Terry Adams Our Otto Graham. Varsity Football 11, 12, Reserve Football 9, 10, Reserve Basketball 9, 10, Base- ball 10, Track Squad 9, 11, 12, S Club 11, 12. Gloria Amato A good heart is a letter of credit. FHA 105 Girls' Glee Club 9, 10. Nancy Armintrout The kind of friend who will last till the end. GAA9,10,11pGAAOf'licer10,11. Joyce Baker Pretty things come in small packages. Spanish Club 11, Girls' Glee Club 9, 107 Pep Club 11, 12, WHIPPET TALES Staff 1 1, 12. Harvey Baumgardner Our future Enzio Pinzo. Class Play 10, Senior Choir 10, 11, 12, Cheer- leader 1 1. Philip Baumgardner The Cat. Reserve Football 9, Varsity Football 10, 12 Track Squad 10. James Biddle . . . From a psychological standpoint it would indeed be advantageous to ascertain that . . . Senior Executive Committee, Thespian Club 10, 11, 12, Senior Choir 10, 11, Annual Subscription Staff 12, Stage Crew 9, 10, 11, 12, Biology Club 10, Blacklight Crew 10, 1 1, 12, Scoreboard Crew 11, 12, Hi-Y 10, 11, Chaplain 11, Buckeye Boys' State. Joseph Bonecutter Mr. Athlete Senior Choir 10, Biology Club 10, 1 1, Vice- President 1 1, Varsity Football 10, 1 1, 12, Reserve Football 9, Varsity Basketball 12, Reserve Basket- ball 10, 11, Baseball 10, Track Squad 9, 11, 12, S Club 10, 11, 12. . . . Seniors . . . Larry Baker Einstein, liberace, and Cousy combined. Senior Band 9, 10, 11, Woodwind Quintet 11, Biology Club 10, 11, Hi-Y 10, 11, Chaplain 10, Boys' State 11, Annual Staff Associate Editor, Varsity Basketball 10, 1 1, 12, Reserve Basketball 9, 10, Track Squad 9, 10, 11, 12, S Club 10, 11, 12, Senior Stand 12. Peggy Baker Nice and friendly at work and play. F H A 10, Senior Stand 12. Sue Baker A sweet face and a winsome smile. Glee Club 9, 10, Senior Stand 12. Phyllis Baldridge lf a woman has long hair, it is a glory to her FHA10,11,GAA10,11,0fticer11 ec retary 12, Senior Stand 12. I I C O O Linda Boudinot Very gay, good and true, A friend to me, a friend to you. Student Council 9, 105 Class Play 115 Thespian Club 11, 125 Senior Choir 11, 125 Girls' Glee Club 9, 105 Annual Subscription Staff 125 Pep Club 11, 12. . Judy Brinson She plays a Reed instrument. Senior Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Clarinet Ensemble ll, 125 Annual Subscription Staff 125 Librarian 105 Secretary in Band Room 125 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 125 Junior Class Executive Committee 11. John Broderick Star of the Bugettes Senior Choir 10, ll, 125 Male Quartette 95 Var- sity Football 11, 125 Reserve Football 105 Track Squad 9, ll, 125 Senior Stand 12. Betty Lou Brown Yetzer he's my baby. Girls' Glee Club 9, 105 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 125 Stand 12. Senior Thomas Brown The 'Rock of Gibraltar. Glee Club 95 Annual Staff Business Manager 125 Stage Crew 115 Varsity Basketball 11, 125 Re- serve Basketball 9, 1O5 Track Squad 9, 10, 11, 125 S Club 9, 10, 11, 125 WHIPPET TALES Editor 115 Hi-Y Club 10, 115 Hi-Y Officer 115 Class Executive Committee 115 Senior Stand 12. Dixie Lee Caskey Destination-Monn. Class Play 11, 125 Thespian Club 11, 125 Senior Choir 11, 125 Girls' Glee Club 105 GAA 95 Tri-Hi-Y 115 WHIPPET TALES Staff 125 Senior Stand 12. Sue Clevenger The first lady President. Senior Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Girls' Glee Club 9, 105 Vocal Trio 105 French Horn Quartet 11, 125 Biology Club 9, 10, 115 Librarian 115 Senior Stand 12. Margaret lPeggyl Close What would this book be without her artistic touch? Annual Staff 125 Annual Subscription Staff 125 Librarian 105 Senior Class Executive Committee 125 Tri-Hi-Y 1 1, 125 Tri-Hi-Y Officer 125 Pep Club ll, 125 WHIPPET TALES Staff 11, 125 Senior Stand 125 Student Council 12. 21 Lawrence Cornell Spanger's Star banner. Senior Band 10, 11, 125 Saxophone Ensemble 10, 11, 125 Senior Stand 12. Robert Donley Uncle Bob sleeps all day so he can stay out late at night. Varsity Football 11, 125 Reserve Football 105 Track Squad 10, 11. Carol Doty , She has more tactics than Napoleon! Class Play 115 All-School Play 9, 115 Thespian Club 11, 125 Thespian Club Secretary-Treasurer 125 Senior Choir 115 Glee Club 9, 105 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y Vice-President 11, President 125 Usher 9, 10, 11, 125 Secretary 10, 11, 125 Senior Stand5 Co-Editor Annual Staff. Jane Douglas Anything for on argument. Senior Choir 15 Glee Club 9, 105 Sextette 105 Annual Subscription Staff 125 Pep Club 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 125 Senior Stand 12. 22 . . . Seniors . . . Gerald Coffey That's right, Mr. Archdeacon. Senior Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Drum Ensemble5 Annual Subscription Staff 125 Operation Youth 115 Senior Stand 12. William Coldwell He who learns to hold his tongue, is wise. Senior Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Senior Stand 12. Beverly Coleman She doth indeed show sparks of wit. Class Secretary-Treasurer 125 Student Council 11, 125 Band 95 Librarian 95 WHIPPET TALES 11, 125 Pep Club 11, 125 Executive Committee 125 Senior Stand 125 Homecoming Attendant 12. lrene Copeland Vim, Vigor, and Vitality. Senior Choir 11, 125 Glee Club 9, 105 Sextette 9, 105 Annual Subscription Staff 125 Usher 9, 10, 11, 125 Pep Club 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 125 Senior Stand 12. 3 lil gi . . . Seniors . . . Frederick Ebersole Happy am I, from care I am free. Senior Choir 11, 125 Senior Stand 12. Arlene Egner She's so meek and mild, Not a bit bold or wild. FHA 95 Glee Club 105 Tri-Hi-Y 115 Stand 1 2. Kenneth Ewalt l'I1 betcha'. Senior Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Trumpet Ensemble 11. James Fath If he could cook he'd make a good Boker. Senior Stand 12. Senior Clara Fidler Whippets' favorite Fidler. F H A 95 G AA 105 Senior Stand 12. Glenn Fidler Wanna drag? FFA 9, 105 Senior Band 9,10,11,12. Janet Foley The cat's meow. F H A 105 Glee Club 105 Senior Stand 12. Larry Fraley Casanova is here again! Annual Subscription Staff 125 Varsity Football 10, 11, 125 Reserve Football 95 Track Squad 9, 10, 11, 125 Senior Stand 12. 23 Carol Griffith A friendly hand to every passer-by. Girls Glee Club 9, 10, Senior Stand 12, Tri-Hi-Y Barbara Hageman Queen of our hivel Class Secretary-Treasurer 10, Student Council 10, 11, 12, Student Council Officer 12, Class Play 9, Thespian Club 10, 11, 12, Thespian Club Officer 11, Senior Choir 11, 12, Girls' Glee Club 10, Secretary 10, WHIPPET TALES Staff 10, Biol- ogy Club 10, Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y Secretary 12, Annual Staff 12, Homecoming Queen 12, Senior Stand 12. Ruth Hannafus There is mischief in them there eyes. G A A 10, G A A Officer 10, Girls' Glee Club 9, 10 Girls' Sextette 10, 11, Reserve Cheerleader 9 Tri Hi-Y 11, Senior Stand 12. Sonia Harrer The prettiest maiorette of S H S yet. Class Play 9, Senior Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Maior- ette 9, 10, 11, 12, Clarinet Ensemble 9, 11, 12, Biology Club 10, 11, 12, Biology Club Officer 11, Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12, Annual Subscription Staff 12, Senior Stand 12, WHIPPET TALES Typist 12. . . . Seniors . . . .lames Fromm He can hurdle anylhingl Reserve Football 10, Track Squad 9, 10, 11, 12. Luan Fry Neat, sweet and petite. Girls' Glee Club 9, 10, Senior Stand lrving Gearhart He has three loves-sports, women, and ? ? ?. Senior Choir 10, 11, 12, Varsity Football 10, 11, 12, Reserve Football 9, Track Squad 9, 10, 11, S Club 10, 11, 12, Senior Class Executive Committee 12, Senior Stand 12. fx Anne Giller Star of any nightl Student Council 9, Class Play 10, 11, 12 Thes pian Club 10, 11, 12, Thespian Club Officer 12, GAA 9, Annual Staff 12, Reserve Cheer leader 9, Buckeye Girls' State 11, Biology Club 11, 12, WHIPPET TALES Staff 11, 12, WHIPPET TALES Editor 12, Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12. E . . . Seniors . . . Daniel Harrington Our Photo Bug. hoir 12, Annual Staff 12, WHIPPET TALES 12. t Fairview High School he was in Student ouncil 11, Biology Club 10, Spanish Club 10, 1, Glee Club 10, 11, Annual Staff 11, Stage rew 9, 10, 11, Newspaper Staff 11, Hi-Y. Charles Hartz Navy-here I comel Varsity Football 11, Reserve Football 10, FFA 1O,11,12,Track 9. Wilbur Hill He doesn't waste any time. Galion High School 9, 10, 11. Duane Hoover What is lite without play? F FA 9, 10, 11, Senior Stand 12, Choir 12. Barbara Hoppes Sweet personality, full of vitality. Class Play 115 F HA 10, 11, 12, Officer 11, 12, Usher 9, 10, 11, 12, Librarian 10, Secretary 12, Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12, Cafeteria Cashier 11, WHIPPET TALES 12, Senior Stand. Mary Ann Horner Sat in a corner and said, What a good girl am I. Stuck in her thumb and pulled out a diamond. F H A 9, Tri-Hi-Y 11. David Hull Away loathed booksl This world is meant for fun. Choir 10, 11, 12, Varsity Football 11, 12, Re- serve Football 9, 10, Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, S Club 1 1, 12, Executive Committee 12, Senior Stand. Nancy Hunt Hold it-l think you are going to like this picture. Sextette 10, Biology Club 10, 1 1, Tri-Hi-Y 11 12, Annual Staff 12, Senior Stand, Pep Club 11 Brenda Jewell Miss Jitterbug. Choir 11, 125 Glee Club 9, 105 Annual Sub- scription Staff 125 Senior Stand 125 Tri-Hi-Y 11. Charlene Johnson Kitten on the Keys. Class Play 95 Thespian Club 11, 125 FHA 10, 115 F H A Officer 125 Band 9, 10, 115 Pep Club 125 Senior Stand 12. ' Shirley Jordan 'l She is little, she is wise. She's a terror for her size. Senior Stand 12. Judy Keller Cute, happy-go-lucky Miss. ,Annual Subscription Staff 125 Biology Club 10, 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y Officer 125 Senior Stand 12. - '26 . . . Seniors . . . Allan Kempf Oscar's right-hand man. Choir 10, 11, 125 Ensemble 10, 115 Junior Class Executive Committee 115 Senior Stand 12. Susan Kerr Little, but mighty. Spanish Club 10, 115 Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Tri Hi-Y 11, 125 Senior Stand 12. Sue Kocher Here I am, Elvis. Here l aml Usher 9, 10, 11, 125 Annual Staff 125 Secretary 125 Biology Club 105 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12. Alice Laser Venus with armsl Student Council 10, 115 Glee Club 9, 105 Tri Hi-Y 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y Officer 11. . . . Seniors . . . Alice Lay She is charmed with neatness. Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12, Biology Club 10, 11, 12. William Lowery I'm afraid I don't agree with you. Class Vice-President 12, Student Council 12, Thespian Club 10, 11, 12, Stage Crew 9, 10, 11, 12, Biology Club 10, Officer 11, 12, Class Executive Comrnittee 12. Boyd McCloskey All the way from PA. lPennsylvaniat Blub, Blub, BIubl High School-Senior Stand, Annual Sub- Staff. Point Marion High School, Penn- Class Secretary-Treasurer 10, Choir 9, 1 1, Newspaper Staff 1 1, Varsity Football 10, Reserve Basketball 9, Team Manager 9. Gerald McGuire But that's vanilla you smell. Class President 10, Student Council 10, Class Play 12, Thespian Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Officer 12, Annual Subscription Staff 12, Stage Crew 10, 1 1, 12, Reserve Football 9, 10, All School Play 10, 12, Hi-Y 10. Ruth McKinney She's a sew and sewl Choir 11, 12, Glee Club 9, 10, Sextette 10, Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12, Pep Club 11, 12. Nancy McLaughlin To some she may seem quiet but when you know her- she's a riot. GAA 9, 10, Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Choir 11, Glee Club 10, Sextette 10, Ensemble 9, 10, 12, An- nual Subscription Staff 12, Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12, Biol- ogy Club ll, 12. Donna Marshall Boys, here is the guiding light for the Future Homemakers. Class Secretary-Treasurer 11, Student Council 9, 11, FHA 9,10, Of'ficer11,12,Glee Club 9, 10, Annual Subscription Staff 12, Attendance Office 11, 12, Secretary 11, 12. Leona Martin Let's have a party. Glee Club 9, 10, Librarian 12, Biology Club 11, 12,Tri-Hi-Y11, 12, Pep Club 11, 12. 27 L Michael Milliron So-hi-o everyone. Class Play 105 All-School Play 125 Stage Crew 9, 10, 11, 125 Reserve Football 105 Varsity Football 11, 125 S Club 125 Biology Club 10. Alfred Monn He's a Southern Dixie boy. Reserve Football 105 Varsity Football 11, 125 S Club 11, 125 F FA 11, 125 Track Squad 10, 11, 12. Eric Morse Step into my office. Annual Subscription Staff 125 Biology Club 10, 115 Track Squad 9,10,11,12. Naomi Osborne Gentle and soft-spoken. F H A 125 Senior Choir 11, 125 Glee Club 9, 10. 28 l . . . Seniors . . . Richard Mathews Quiet until 3:50 and then--wowl F F A 9, 10, 11, 125 Officer 11, 125 Varsity Foot- ball 11, 125 Reserve Football 9, 105 Track Squad 9,1O, 11, 125 S Club 11, 12. 1 l William May Don't mind me--I'm iust from another planet. 5 Reserve Basketball 9, 105 Varsity Basketball 11 125 S Club 11, 125 Track Squad 95 Hi-Y 10, 1 Francis May . 1 Whittier was never wittier. FFA9,l0,115FFAOf'ficer1O,115Reserve l Football 9, 105 Varsity Football ll, 125 Track l Squad 10, 115 Boys' State. Gerald Miller T a. A-all the way. Senior Stand 12. l l 3 Q 5 5 3 1 3 5 2 5 W - 1 . . . Seniors . '. . Sandra Perry If energy were electricity, she'd be a powerhouse. lass Executive Committee ll, Senior Choir 11, firls' Glee Club 9, 10, Girls' Sextette 11, Annual ubscription Staff 12, Varsity Cheerleader 9, 10, 1, 12, Pep Club 11, 12, Senior Stand 12. Kenneth Phelps Always ready to go with the gang-no maller what the hour. Spanish Club ll, Senior Choir 11, Track Squad 11, Senior Stand 12. Patricia Pitney No ticket, no food, boys. Enior Choir 12, Girls' Glee Club 9, 10, 11, nior Stand 12. John Quiggle Deacon John. Stage Crew 11, 12, Varsity Football 11, 12, Reserve Football 10, Track Squad 9, lO, ll, Hi-Y Club 11, 12, Hi-Y Club Officer, Senior Stand 12. l Carolyn Reidel She's a cutie full of charm. Senior Band 1 1, 12, Girls' Glee Club 9, 10, Sex- tette 10, Biology Club 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y Club 11, 12, Pep Club 11, 12, Senior Stand 12. William Reis He knows the A B C's of the CAP. Thespian Club 10, ll, 12, Stage Crew 9, 10, 11, 12, Senior Stand 12. Charles Ridenour And I say again, once a Democrat, always a Democrall Thespian Club 11, 12, Stage Crew 10, ll, 12, Hi-Y Club 11, 12, Scoreboard Crew 11, 12, Blacklight Crew 10, 11, 12, Senior Stand 12. Judith Roush A person every class needs more of. Student Council lO, 11, 12, Student Council President 12, Senior Band 9, 10, l 1, 12, Buckeye Girls' State 11, Annual Staff 12, Annual Sub- scription Staff 12, Woodwind Ensemble 10, 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y Club 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y Club Member- ship Chairman 12, Senior Stand 12. 29 John Seltzer Brains and brown in a handsome combination. Class President 11, Class Executive Committee 10, 11, Student Council 9, 10, 11, Reserve Basketball 9, 10, Varsity Basketball 10, 11, 12, S Club 10, 11, 12, Track Sguad 9, 1O,11, 12, WHIPPET TALES 11, Senior Stand 12, Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 11, President 12, Boys' State 1 1. Joanne Sharp A sunny disposition is the very soul of success. Glee Club 9, 10, Pep Club 11, 12, WHIPPET TALES 11, 12, Thespian Club 11, 12, Secretary 12, Senior Stand 12. David Shuler Eight ball in the side pocket. Biology Club 10, 11, Stage Crew 9, 10, Senior Stand 12. Beverly Shupp Oh, you beautiful doll. Glee Club 9, 10. 30 . 4 . Seniors . . . Terry Russell Anybody want a ride? Gary Sand He works when he has nothing to do. Varsity Football 11, 12, Reserve Football 9, 1' FFA 10, 11, 12, Track Squad 9,10,11. .lerry Scott His smiles are ever gay and bright, No studies bother him at night. Stage Crew 11, 12, Hi-Y 11, Senior Stand 12, In Bucyrus he was active in: Band 9, 10, Track Squad 10, Baseball 9, 10. Elaine Seaton Beware ofthe red hair. Glee Club 9, 10, Senior Stand 12, WHIPPI TALES Circulation Staff 11, Tri-Hi-Y 10, 1 Thespian Club 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 12. . . . Seniors . . . Larry Siegfried Our contribution to the N B A. Fnior Class Executive Committee 125 Annual 'aff 125 Reserve Basketball 95 Varsity Basket- ll 10, 11, 125 Baseball 10, 11, 125 S Club , 11,125Track11, 12. Ann Sisinger An unextinguished laughter shakes the skies. Tri-Hi-Y 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y Officer 125 Spanish Club 11, 125 FHA 9, 10, 115 FHA Officer 115 Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Ensemble 105 WHIPPET TALES 11, 125 Annual Staff 12. Reeda Jane Slone 1 She seems lo enioy life. ,i-Hi-Y 115 GAA 115 Choir 115 Glee Club 9, D5 Sextette 9, 105 Trio 10, 11, 125 Transferred Plymouth High School December 1956. Charlene Smith A pleasant smiled blond-bombshell. FHA 10, 115FHAOfficer115GAA9, 10, 115 Officer 10, 115 Choir 11, 125 Glee Club 9, 105 Sextette 105 Ensemble 10, 125 Cheerleader Re- , serve 95 Librarian 10. Patricia Smith She loves her square dances. FHA9, 10,115FHAOfficer1O, 11,12. Elizabeth Ann Snay A Tab Hunter fan. Glee Club 9, 105 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 125 Senior Stand 12. Beth Salinger A wrecker a day hauls her cars away. FHA 10, 11, 125 FHA Officer 125 Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Ensemble 11, 125 Annual Subscription Staff 125 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12. Shirley Spangler Perpetual motion. G A A 105 Glee Club 9, 105 Sextette 105 Biology Club 10, ll, 125 Pep Club 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y CIub5 Senior Stand 12. 31 1 l Patricia Trout Thought seems to come and go in her brown eyes. GA A 9, 105 Girls' Glee Club 9, 105 Girls' Sex- tette 105 Tri-Hi-Y Club ll, 125 Senior Stand 12. Larry Tucker He likes to take a Walk-er. Senior Band 9, 105 Senior Stand 12. David Tullis Answer to whatever you're calling for. Class President 125 Class Vice-President 115 Stu- dent Council ll, 125 Annual Staff 125 Annual Subscription Staff 125 Varsity Basketball 10, ll, 125 Reserve Basketball 95 Track Squad 9, 10, 11, 125 S Club 10, 11, 125 Hi-Y Club 10, 11, 125 Class Executive Committee 11, 125 Senior Stand 12. John Wagoner A deal of deviltry lies behind his mild exterior. FFA 9, IO, 11, 125 FFAOfficer 11, 125 Varsity Football 11, 125 Reserve Football 9, 105 Track Squad 9, 11, 125 Senior Stand 12. ...Seniors... Ruth Stout Beauty hath strange power. Spanish Club 115 Biology Club 10, 11, 125 Tri- Hi-Y Club ll, 125 Senior Stand 12. Leo Sutter The fisherman. Senior Stand 12. William Swartz Gulf, anyone? Senior Stand 12. Kenneth Takos He's for the Marshall plan. l F F A 10, 115 Reserve Football 9, 105 Track Squa 95 Senior Stand 12. sz l Seniors . . . Marsha Walker All thot glitters is not gold lcould be a diamondl. venlor Choir 125 Glee Club 9, 105 Senior Stand Carolyn Walp She's a corker. Class Vice-President 105 Student Council 105 Senior Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Clarinet Ensemble 105 Annual Subscription Staff 125 Pep Club 11, 125 Senior Stand 125 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 125 Vice- President 125 WHIPPET TALES 125 Homecoming Attendant 12. Audrey Weaver Sweet as apple cider. H A 10, 115 Officer 115 Glee Club 95 Annual ubscrlption Staff 125 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 125 Home- oming Attendant. Dwight Wetz He has o talented toe. F F A 9, 10, 115 Senior Band 95 Senior Choir 125 Varsity Football 11, 125 Reserve Football 95 Re- serve Basketball 115 Senior Stand 125 Hi-Y 11. Mary Jane Whisler Tullis the answer. FHA 9, 10, 115 Officer 115 Glee Club 9,105 Sextette 105 Annual Subscription Staff 125 Usher 10, 11, 125 Pep Club 11, 125 Senior Stand 12. Michael Winans Girlsl You're tearing my shirll Student Council 9, 11, 125 Varsity Football 11, 125 Reserve Football 105 Executive Committee 1 15 Senior Stand 12. Donald Yetzer Tee for two -golf, that is. ' Senior Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Trumpet Ensemble 10, 11, 125 Annual Subscription and Editorial Staff 125 Golf 9, 10, 11, 125 S Club 10, 11, 125 Executive Committee 115 Hi-Y 11, 125 Hi-Y Treasurer 125 Senior Stand 125 Buckeye Boys' State. Larry Zeiters Me-high lump? Reserve Basketball 105 Track Squad 105 Stand 12. Senior 33 Juniors Richard Adam John Albright James Argo Paul Armstrong John Arntz Eileen Baker William Baker Kenneth Barber Sharon Barber Paul Beck CLASS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Miss Snyder IAdvisorl, Carl Winely, Elizabeth Crall, Allen Lutz, William Damron, Nancy Cooke, Martha Scheerer, Charles Thurman, Forrest Metz- ger, Don Clady, James Wildman, Don Loveless. Joel Beer Fred Bigler Eugene Bogan Charles Bonecutter Vesta Brewer Barbara Briggs Wallace Brocwell Richard Brown Donna Burkey Doris Carey Charlene Carver Larry Charles Diane Clabaugh Don Clady Larry Close lscon Collins Nancy Cooke Bonnie Copeland Robert Cox Virginia Crabbs JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ..........................,..,.,...,..,, ALLEN LUTZ Vice-President ......................,,....,. CARL WINELY Secretary-Treasurer ....... .,.,.., B ETTY CRALL Advisor ...................,.................... MISS SNYDER Elizabeth Crall Lynn Crall Charles Crosby Mary Crosthwait William Damron Aary Donnersbach Gene Dunlap Mike Durkin Norbert Ensman Wallace Ewalt Juniors iss Juniors 36 Jerry Fagan Robert Fath Janice Ferrell Carol Foraker John Friebel Geraldine Furr Priscilla Gibson Richard Graham Mary Gray David Grove Larry Guill Jeanne Guisinger Phil Hagan Robert Hall Scott Halloran Janet Hamilton Billie Harmon Donald Hartge Bruce Heineking Russell Hepner Susan Hipsher Barbara Hoak Diane Hoak Mary Hohler David Hoover Jeff Horner Anna Howerton Laura Howerton Wayne Ingram Clarence lrey Juniors Cloyd lrey Ruth Jackson Wayne Jackson Gary Kaple Larry Keiser Jane Kempf Wayne Kidwell Janice Knapp Jerry Kreinbrink Janice Lambert Evelyn Landis Mary Laser Christina Laubie Lynn Lehman Kay Livingston Gene Love Don Loveless Firman Luchau Allen Lutz Ann Lux Judy McCIurg Robert McGuire Joyce Mabry Judith Mathews Forrest Metzger Janis Metzger Rosann Metzger Edward Miller Karen Ness Patricia Newland 37 Juniors knit 38 Carolyn Nickelson Daryl Nickelson Jon Page Lyle Palmer Dorothy Paulo Ethel Paulo Elsie Perdue Spencer Pugh Joyce Quiggle Robert Rhodes Thomas Ridenour Glenn Rinehart James Roberts Judith Robertson James Roth Martha Scheerer Mary Scheerer Tom Schiffer Glen Seaton Sandra Shaffer Eunice Shank Melinda Shaw Robert Shedenhelr Gary Shepherd Jayne Shepherc Bonnie Siegfried John Sifferlin Faye Sipe cqfasmifh Jane Smith Juniors Judith Smith Harold Stacklin Robert Stehling Brenda Stock Charles Thurman William Trout Dennis VanWagner Nancy Walp Ann White Gene White Jack White Lulu White Victor White Thomas Wilcox James Wildman Connie Wilkins Sandra Williamson Carl Winely Charles Wolford Terry Workman Albert Yetzer Joseph Yetzer Thomas Yosick Sue Young Bill Zehner Y Richard Jones Wilson Phelps 39 Sophomores Miss Strauch Advisor Judy Boor Vice President Larry Alwine Beverly Argo Carol Bell Joan Biddle Homer Bloodhart Joy Boor Folk Breitmann Annette Bricker Judy Brown Janet Burkett Norma Caskey Robert Cassity 40 Lynn Wright President Sue Nothacher Sec.-Treas. Alice Armstrong Janet Baldridge Mary Bigler Robert Biglin Judy Boor John Boyce Theodore Bricker Gary Brown Robert Burkey John Butler Charles Cavanaugh Tom Clabaugh Jack Clemens Tim Durkin Marlha Colledge Harold Cooke Peggy Crow Dennis Curry Barbara Ernst Lydia Ewalt Jane Fellows Allen Fensch Janet Frank Karen Frank Diamond Gates Thomas Gearharl opho mares Thomas Close James Coleman Eldon Crawford Junior Crosihwail' Clifford Edgar Richard Erchenbrecker Shirley Fackler James Fellows Emily Floyd Beverly Ferguson Warner Freese John Garrigues Gary Giller Sandra Giro 41 Dennis Gorman Roberta Graham Barbara Gundrum Ruby Gutshall Creta Hardin Prudence Hart Roger Haverfield Mary Ann Hawk Carol Sue Henry John Hollenbaugh Lillie Jordan Joyce Jones Patty Kirkpatrick Howard Keiser 42 ophomores Leota Greenawalt l Nick Gremling l l l Shirley Gwirtz l Mary Hall l l i Pauline Hartge 1 George Hartz i Warren Heck Linda Helter David Innis Dudley Inscho Susan King Noreen Kirkpatrick Sandra Keiser James Korbas Nick Kreinbrink Esther Lepard Carol Livesay Bonnie Loomis Judy McCollough Larry Markin Deborah Mellick Marilyn Metzger Mary Milliron Janet Moore Sue Nothacker Connie Oates Hubert Patterson Judy Peiffer ophomores Linda Lewis Marvin Lewis Mary Luchau Tom Lutz Shirley Marshall David Mayer Phillip Metzger Kay Miller Cynthia Morris Robert Myers Linda Ohler Marilyn Onie William Phillips James Precht l 43 Judy Post Timothy Puckey James Ramey Dan Reffert Gary Roberts Gordon Robertson Larry St. John Judy Savage Karen Seton Sandy Sharrock Ronald Simon David Smith Edward Solinger Robert Sprague 44 Sophomores Suzanne Purvis Wanda Oney Lennie Reidel Mark Rietschlin Joan Robertson Glenda Stewart James Schiffer August Schreiber Floyd Shaw Janet Shupp Georgia Smith Warren Smith Tom Stevens John Stevenson Sue Sweet James Stout Patty Van Osdel Judy Viers LaDonna Welch Diana Wentz Judy Whisler John Wildman Evelyn Wilson Barbara Winans Ann Yetzer Beth Yetzer Andrew Zimmerman Carl Moore ophomores Gary Stroup Joe Thompson Byron Wagoner Carol Warrick Glenn Wentz Jack Whisler Ann Williams Nancy Williams Ruth Workman Lynn Wright Howard Yohn Dirk Zeiters 45 Freshmen Barbara Berg Dore DuValI Sandra Alexander Edward Amato Chester Amos Sandra Argo Esther Armstrong Nancy Armstrong James lArnettl Russell Fran Arnold Judy Baker Kay Baker Thomas Baker Beckie Barber Terry Bauer Alfreda Beck Richard Berry Robert Bogan David Bonecutter Mary Ann Bricker John Brown Gary Burrer Nancy Carleton Jan Chew Pamela Chew Phillip Chew Joanne Christie Linda Claybaugh Mary Clady Michael Clady Karen Clark Russell Clark James Colledge Richard Cope Sharon Copeland l 4 Connie Cornell Jane Crabbs Robert Crabbs Joan Culbertson Richard Donley Barbara Easterling Dorothy Eberl Carolyn Ferrell Patricia Ebersole Bud Edgar Marilyn Edgar Marilyn Egner Roger Ellis Jan Fair Bridget Finnegan Evelyn Fisher Terry Fought Barbara Fry Judith France Thomas Fry William Fullager Gene George Kenneth Ginter Virginia Glower Nancy Gray Mary M. Griffith David Grimmer Don Grimmer William Guill Daneen Guthrie Harriet Hater .lames Hageman Clayton Hallmark James Harrington Edwin Hartz Freshmen 5 l reshmen Robert Heuberger Kathleen Heydinger Gary Hipsher Wendell Hobbs Connie Horner Robert Horning Dixie Howerton Vincent Huggins Daniel Hull Doris Huston Burl lngle Ina lrey Jerry Jennings Geneva Jordan Doris Kegley George Keil Dale Keller Gary Keller Mack Keller Richard Keller Dennis Kempf Georgia Kenton John Kocher Carl Koontz Joyce Kuhn Richard LaBarge Robert Lanzen Amanda Lashlee Jeff Laubie Susan Laubie Linda Leemaster Diane Lewis William Linnean Judy Little Joanne Littleton David Livingston Mark Lowmiller Betty Ludwig George Lux Louise Lux Joan Lysinger Janice Shupp Fred McKinney Sandra Mabry Glennard Mack Nola May David Mellick Gerald Metzger Wilbur Metzger Charles Miller Gene Miller Beverly Mitchell Charles Molnar Nancy Moon Carol Moore Sue Moore Gay Morse Patricia Murphy Larry Myers William Nethers Nancy Nichelson Russell Patton Julia Phelps Margaret Pitney Mary Lou Post Jerome Precht Ralph Predieri David Ramey Mary Ann Ray Lois Reed reshmen A A W , if sn., - 3 N A 2 X P ww L5 JL se 4 11' Q If 5 :EMM ww. x L my in Q b 5 s I I? s V121 lr 3595? ,Q L ' Ti- :J , .. 5' . ir 545 1-if 'iit' T 1, s if X We X ,E iw we ei X Freshmen ,, sz. , W -,, . Ze f . 1--ti ess-..e. .g 1 at , - . 1, ,, wx s f Qi Mark Reed Ned Reed Wayne Reed Evan Richards William Richert Bud Rickett Lee Anne Ridenour James Roberts Susan Robertson Susan Robinson Craig Russell Thomas Schull Arthur Seaman Barbara Setterfield Keith Shaffer Ann Shank Gloria Sharkey Allan Sharpless Melvin Shaw Tom Stover Cathy Smith James Smith Sherwin Smith Susan Snay Ann Sorrell Barbara Staton Carter Steele Scott Stevens Anne Stevenson Sally Stevenson Patricia Stewart John Stiteler James Sifferlin Judy Summers Steve Suter Jeff Swank Betty Jo Thomas Dreama Thornton James Trout Nola Troxell Daniel Tucker Walter Van Horn Gerald Viers Karen Warden Gerald Wells Beverly Wenning James Whisler Judy White Roger White Ward White Penelope Whitmore William Wilkins Roberta Wilkinson Jeanne Williams Ronald Wilson Sonia Wilson David Winans Roger Winck Charlotte Winely John Woodruff Anna Workman Sandra Wray Richard Wright William Yarman David Young Ronald Young Stephen Young Thomas Zehner Patricia Roush Tim Dorf Freshmen Ei hth Graders Sue Adam James Boor Judith Albright Leslie Albright Carol Anderson Harold Armintrout Larry Armintrout Allan Armstrong Bruce Armstrong Gary Armstrong Ruth Ann Armstrong Nancy Artz Roger Auck Jerry Barber Mariorie Beer William Beer Larry Beidelman Constance Berrier James Bloodhart Patricia Bonecutter Ruth Bonecutter Noreen Boudinot Jack Bricker Larry Bricker Susan Bringman Mark Brinson Carol Britt Loy Brown Norah Brown Ronald Brown Donald Browning Robert Bussom Nancy Carlson Gilbert Carpenter Robert Carpenter . . . Ei hth Graders Tim Carver John Caskey Judy Caskey Teddy Clabaugh John Claes Bob Cochran Esther Coldwell Charles Combs James Combs Jack Connelly Janice Cooke Larry Craighead Bobby Crawford Ruth Crosby JoAnn Dawson John Depler Linda Dick Donald Dorton Jane Doty Jay Dunathan Loretta Ebersole John Ellery Barbara Evans Barbara Fagan William Fairchild Chester Fidler Robert Foley Barbara Freese Linda French Patricia Fry David Gates Johanna Gates Lowell Gayheart Freelyn Gearhart Greg Giller Ei hth Graders Terry Graves Jeff Green Michael Greene Patricia Greene Allen Greulich Terry Gwinner Mary Rose Gwirlz Bruce Hainer David A. Hall David Tracy Hall Dennis Halloran Patty Hartz Ardelle Hedrick Robert Henson Diane Sue Hess Beverly Highly Nancy Hinkle John Hoak Jacque Hoover Larry Hoskins Nancy Hoskins Sally Howerlon Rebecca Hursh Patricia Henkle Jean Jeffries David Johnson Ruth Ann Jones Edward Jose Jan Kaple Ivan Karl Carolyn Karr James Karr Mary Lou Kegley Lowell Keiser Barbara Keller Janice Keller Barbara Lambert lrene Landis Jean Ann Laser James Leonhart Raymond Lewis James Linnean Betty Sue Littleton Eric Love 'Leslie Love Kathleen McCort Bonnie McKenzie Gordan McKenzie James Marshman Norma Marshall William Martin Peggy Metzger Ruth Miller Larry Mitchell Tim Morse Matthew Mott Deon Myers Joseph Mynheir John Omweg Annette Parker Thomas Parsons Tullis at the Stand James Payne Roger Payne Sue Pence Russell Pfahler Donna Jean Phillips Pam Pittenger Georgianna Preston Thomas Ramey Ei hth Graders Ei hth Graders t Donna Reed Bette Rhinehart James Roberts Richard Thomas Roberts Phil Ruckman Judy Sand Robert Savage George Schneider Marie Scott James Setterfielcl William Setterfield Kathy Shadrick Sharron Shank Lee Sharpless Betsy Shaver Valerie Shedenhelm Lucy Shepherd Lana Stentz Bill Scheel Robert Shetler Margaret Shock Alan Sinclair Phillip Sloan Dale Smith Sharon Sneeringer Judith Snell Archie Sorrell James Stevens Sally Stiefel Richard Stober Larry Stoffer Everett Teach Robert Thompson Gladys Todd Carolyn Tucker .5 l ,. - . .X 4 QE Brenda Vineyard Janet Wagner Jeanne Anne Waite Larry Waldruff Carol Walters . . . Ei hth Graders m i, e : ae e l , 'R , , x Q 'E W? E. Y Virginia Ward John Warrick Michael Weber Sandra Welch Lee Welker Samuel Wentz James White Gail Whitmore Jerry Wilson Karen Wilson Richard Wilson Paul Winbigler David Workman Dan Wray Penelope Whitmore NEW STUDENTS lst Row- Judy Perry, Ardith Robnolte, Pat Henkle, Joelen Brown 2nd Row- James Horne, Russell Donnelly, James Finnegan, William Kieffer Seventh Graders Jerry Abbott Shirley Adkins Robert Albert Donald Alfrey Carl Archdeacon Sally Armstrong Edward Arnold Judy Austin Ralph Barber Roger Barker Cheryl Barnett Robert Benedict Clara Beer Jerry Biddle Mike Blair Robert Bland Linda Bliss Gary Bonecutter Charles Boyce Don Brady Richard Brokaw Michael Brocwell Darrel Brown Clarence Burkett Larry Burks John Carmean Gary Caskey William Cecil Mark Clabaugh David Clark Don Clevenger Mary Close Joseph Collins Larry Cooke Reginald Cooke Melvin Creps Larry Cope Catherine Cornell Susan Cox Trudy Cox William Crabbs Party Crall Carol Culbertson Frank Damron John Davis Earl Dawson John DeWalt Raymond Dewey Robert Dunalhan Janice Easterling Ralph Fellows Richard Furr Lynn Fry Jeff Garrigues Douglas Gales Michael Gearharl Kyle Graham Jan Graves Carol Green Edgel Green Thomas Guill Edward Gufshall Cheryl Gwinner Tom Hadley Judy Hainer Charlotte Hall Pamela Hannafus George Hartman Marilyn Hartman Dwight Hawk Seventh Graders Seventh Graders Q. if as Richard Heitzman Judy Henry Frank Hicks Don Hipsher Mary Anne Hoak Douglas Hodges Daniel Hoffman Barbara Howerton Thomas Houston Carol Huggins Michele Hunter June James Pearlene Jarrell Shirley Jones Dovie Jordan James Jordan Harley Kegley Terry Kocher Mary Beth Kooken Thomas Lacey Barbara Lewis Stephen Lewis Linda Livesay Everett Long James Long James Longacre Robert Lowery Alvin Lybarger David Lynch Bonnie McClurg Charles Maier Roger Markwell Katherine Martin Sharon Martin Tom May Sue Mitchell Robert Molnar Diane Mynheir Edward Nethers Linda Nethers Charles Osborne Martha Osborne Janet Page Eddy Parsons Carol Patton Steven Payne Eugene Phelps Ruth Quiggle George Roush Linda Ridenour Cindy Robinson Joseph Royer Edith Schrieber Georgia Seaton Ronald Shull Joseph Shelton Joseph Sides Diane Smith Herbert Smith Rose Ann Smith Sharon Smith William Snay James Snively Dorothy Sorrell David Sprow Robert Steel Betty Stentz Allan Stewart Tom Stock Donna Tackett Seventh Graders Seventh Graders Seniors ........ Juniors - ............ . Sophomores Freshmen ....... 8th Graders 7th Graders Elva Taylor Kenneth Thornton Connie Troxell Dorothy Urich Paula Valk Jayne Waldruff Carol Ward Harold Ward Judy Warren David Weddell Jayne Wisler Diane White Jack Williams Penny Williams Barbara Wilson Richard Winbigler Carl Winely Jayne Wisler Sharon Wolfrom Regena Wray Richard Wright ENROLLMENT OF SHELBY HIGH SCHOOL October 1, 1956 March 12, 1957 1 14 156 164 208 196 163 1001 ' Includes 2 rooms of 7th graders 110 157 166 210 199 160' 1002 at Central School Kids 'on't fire until you Ee the whites of eir eyes. r. Einstein, I resume. Jlhc1t's that you ny? lho died? le demand a iwyer! lhct did they put t his milk? and More Kids i i Surprise, loverbf i Our Guardian 1 Angel 4 i I J The whipper i Whoppers i Take him away boys. Abu! Abu! Blasting off! 1 i i I W N I I Friends-old and new-gather at Christmas time at Central Gymnasium to attend the tenth annual SNOWBALL. The Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y sponsored the dance this year as a ioint proiect. Frosty the Snowman occupied a promi- nent position as part of the elaborate decorations for the SNOWBALL held on Saturday night, December 22, 1956. Activities or the Whippets L i 1 l Kneeling: Nancy Cooke, Barbara Hageman, Judy Roush, Bob Shedenhelm. First Row: Pat Greene, Peggy Close, Carolyn Nickelson, Mary Margaret Griffith, Shirley Marshall, Belly Crall, Sue Ellen Nolhacker, Joy Boor, Judy Boor, Barbara Gundrum, Jane Daly, Mrs. Yetzer, advisor. Student ouncil Second Row: Bill Lowery, Gene George, Alan Richards, Gloria Sharkey, Jackie May, Billie Jean Harmon, Beverly Coleman, Jean Jeffries, Brenda Vineyard, Nancy Carleton, Danny Tucker, Russell Pfahler, Larry Beidelman. Third Row: Dennis Curry, Gary Giller, Wayne Jackson, Larry Sl. John, David Tullis, Jim Wildman, Carl Winely, Allen Lutz, Mike Winans, Joe Thompson, lynn Wright. The Student Council, composed of a representative from each homeroom and the Junior and Senior class officers, is the only organization which entirely represents the whole school. As caretaker of the more important school affairs, the Student Council is busy the entire year. lt plans the homecoming activities, sponsors the auditorium and Recognition Day programs, conducts the school elections, and sends flowers at the time of bereavement. During football season, the council members obtain advertisements for and sell football programs. The profits are used to finance the CounciI's activities throughout the year. The officers elected to serve this year were: Judy Roush, president, Bob Shedenhelm, vice-president, Barbara Hageman, secretary, Nancy Cooke, treasurer. The Student Council and its advisor, Mrs. Yetzer, are to be commended for a iob well done. Boys ', Girls ' State and Operation Youth First Row, left to right: Judy Roush, larry Baker, Terry Adams, James Biddle, John Seltzer, Anne Giller. Second Row, Francis May, Gerry Coffey, Larry Siegfried, Don Yetzer. This year Anne Giller and Judy Roush attended Buckeye Girls' State at Capitol University. The girls formed a mock government consisting of fourteen cities. Anne was the leader of the Federalist party and Judy was elected to the office of Common Pleas iudge. Six Shelby High School boys were chosen by the faculty to attend Buckeye Boys' State at Camp Perry. Each boy held an office: Larry Baker, lawyer and a member of the House of Repre- sentatives, John Seltzer, city councilman, Larry Siegfried, Civil Service commissioner, James Biddle, clerk of city council, Don Yetzer, county recorder, Francis May, president of the city coun- cil. During the week, guest speakers included former Governor Frank Lausche and Dr. M. Dooley, who had iust returned from Indo-China. Jerry Coffey and Terry Adams were chosen to represent Shelby at Operation Youth at Xavier University. Included in the program were a bus tour of Cincinnati and tours of the Terrace Plaza Hotel, The Baldwin Piano Company, The Kroger Company, and The Formica plant. Hi- Y Now in its third year as a club in Shelby, the Hi-Y group has become another part of the school system. The purpose of the club, as set down years ago, is to create, maintain, and extend, throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character. All boys in the club enioy taking an active part in business meetings, group discussions, tours through local factories, and listening to speakers. During the year, the club sponsored dances after the home football games, a pecan sale, busses to the First Row: Dennis Curry, Dan Harrington, Lynn Wright, Bill Trout, Don Yetzer, John Quiggle, John Seltzer, Bob Stehling, Gary Giller, Gordon Robertson, James Shepherd ladvisorj. Second Row: Harry ter Braak ladvisorl, Allan Fensch, Tom Close, Jim Ramey, Lynn Lehman, Wayne Jackson, Tom Schiffer, Wayne Marion tournament games, and together with the Tri-Hi-Y, took over the iob of putting on the SNOW- BALL. Advising the club were James Shepherd and Harry ter Braak, Secretary of the Y.M.C.A. This years' officers were: President ...................,......... ......... J ohn Seltzer Vice President ...... ..... B ob Shedenhelm Secretary ........... ........ B ob Stehling Treasurer ...... .... D on Yetzer Chaplain ....... ,,.,. .I ohn Quiggle Ingram, Spencer Pugh, Larry Baker. Third Row: Forrest Metzger, Warren Freese, Robert Rhodes, Dick Jones, John Stevenson, Paul Beck, Jim Wildman, Bert Patterson, Lennie Reidel. 68 First Row: Susan Kerr, Judy Brinson, Pat Trout, Audrey Weaver, Connie Wilkins, Mary Scheerer, Barbara Hageman, Judy Keller, Carol Doty, Carolyn Walp, Ann Sisinger, Nancy McLaughlin, Peggy Close, Miss Smith ladvisorl. Second Row: Miss Blackford iadvisori, Nancy Walp, Leona Marlin, Ruth Stout, Judy Roush, Sue Kocher, Nancy Hunt, Sandra Williamson, Pat Newland, Jane Douglas, Carolyn Reidel, Betty Brown, Irene Copeland, Barbara Hoppes, Elaine Seaton. Third Row: Melinda Shaw, Martha Scheerer, Judy Smith, Sonia Harrer, Anne Giller, Faye Sipe, Dixie Caskey, Alice Laser, Alice Tri-Hi-Y This organization, with a membership of sixty-nine, is composed of sophomore, iunior, and senior girls. Miss Phyllis Blackford and Miss Esther Smith serve as advisors for the club. ln only the second year of its existence, this group has been engaged in many activities: selling toffee and mints, sponsoring, in co-operation with the Hi-Y, the Snowball, attending various district and regional con- ferences, caroling during the holiday season, and Lay, Ruth McKinney, Carol Griffith. First Row: Nancy Williams, Janet Franks, Joy Boar, Ruth Jackson, Susan King, Sue Nothacker, Linda Lewis. Second Row: Judy Boor, Barbara Gundrum, Jeanne Guisinger, Barbara Hoak, Priscilla Gibson, Betty Crall, Linda Ohler, Ann Williams, Suzanne Purvis. Third Row: Bobbie Graham, Barbara Winans, Diana Wentz, Peggy Crow, Barbara Ernst, Eileen Baker, Cynthia Morris, Judy McCullough, Carol Sue Bell, Connie Oates, Mary Hohler, Nancy Cook. carrying out a proiect for World Service. Each year, during the month of August, the officers for the coming year are sent to Camp Nelson Dodd, an area Y.M.C.A. camp. Officers for this year were: President, Carol Doty, Vice-President, Carolyn Walp, Secretary, Barbara Hageman, Treasurer, Judy Keller, Chaplain, Ann Sisinger, Parliamentarian, Nancy Mc- Laughlin. 69 Biolo Club First Row: Miss Snyder ladvisort, Anne Giller, Sonia Harrer, and Bill Lowery. Second Row: Shirley Spangler, Jane Smith, Judy Perry, Belly Crall, Alice Lay, Carolyn Reidel, Judy Smilh, Bonnie Copeland, Judy Keller, Leona Marlin, Barbara Gundrum, Barbara Hoak, and Beth Yelzer. Third Row: Mary Gray, Donna Jean Burkey, Gene Love, Larry Close, Jon Page, Eric Morse, Larry Markin, Roger White, Dudley Inscho, Spencer Pugh, and Homer Bloodhcrl. Experiments, lectures, discussions, selecting and completing proiects--these are the outstanding activities of the Shelby Biology Club. This is the fourth year of the club which has attracted many students who are interested in science and espe- cially biology. Miss Harryet Snyder is the sponsor of the club which meets regularly during the school year in the Biology Laboratory. The officers for the club for the year were: President ...... .... B ill Lowery Secretary ...... ....... .... A n ne Giller Treasurer .... ................ ,.,........ ........... S o n ia Harrer Spring activities of the group included trips to college campuses to visit the science laboratories and to attend science club conferences. Many of the members are budding scientists, nurses, doctors, and technicians. By learning basic skills of the scientist, these individuals developed interests and knowledge of this one important area of science. Whippet Tales i First Row: Miss Bowman iadvisorl, David Gates, Mary Margaret Griffith, Linda Lewis, Joyce Baker, Peggy Close, Mary Scheerer, Barbara Hoak, Fran Arnold, Sally Stevenson, Daneen Guthrie, Nancy Carlson, William Martin, Bob Bogan. ' Second Row: Brenda Stock, Anne Giller, Sonia Harrer, Barbara Ernst, Nancy Carlton, Gloria Sharkey, Joan Biddle, Joy Boar, ..i,?L,':.:'1--1- -V T-,-,.s-,..,H,. . , . . , V , - Eight issues of the WHIPPET TALES, our school newspaper, are published every year. lt began four years ago, in April, l954, as an extra-curricular proiect of Miss Bowman's world history classes. When school started in 1955, a staff composed of students from each class was chosen and the publil cation was continued. The first issues were mimeo- graphed, now they are printed by The Shelby Print- ing Service. WHIPPET TALES is a member of the National Scholastic Press Association and Quill and Scroll, a national literary honor society. Much work is done on each issue. First the issue is planned by the editors and Miss Bowman. Story Judy Boor, Barbara Hoppes, Donna Jean Burky, Carolyn Walp, Jayne Shepherd. Third Row: Faye Sipe, Dixie Caskey, Beverly Coleman, Cynthia Morris, Lynn Wright, Gene Love, Gary Giller, Jim Wildman, Peggy Crow, Joanne Sharp, Ann Sisinger. assignments are given and the stories are written and rewritten. The articles are corrected and then typed by the typists who are advised by Miss Shisler. The pages are laid-out and headlines are selected. A dummy copy is printed. The editors proof-read it. It is printed and given to the distribution staff. Approximately 600 issues are sold each month. News Editor ........................................ Brenda Stock Assistant News Editor .......................... Barbara Ernst Feature Editors ................ Anne Giller, Peggy Close, Jim Wildman, Barbara Hoak Sports Editors ......... ...... G ary Giller, Lynn Wright Business Manager ..... .............. B everly Coleman uture armers o America First Row: David Grove, Dick Mathews, Gary Sand, John Wag- oner, Jerry Kreinbrink, Carl Winely. Second Row: David Young, Dennis Kempf, Jack White, Charles Bonecutter, Bobby Biglin, Mark Rietschlin, Gerald Wells, James Trout, Mr. Shank iadvisorl. Third Row: larry Myers, Kenny Barber, David Smith, William Fullager, George Hartz, Richard Keller, Robert Sprague, Jim Stout, Nick Kreinbrink, Dale Keller, Ronald Young, Carter Steele. Fourth Row: Howard Yoha, Tom Stevens, John Albright, Charles Hartz, Alfred Monn, Bill Trout, Jerry Fagan, Edward Miller, Joel Beer. The F F A Club, which was started 6 years ago, has a wide variety of activities which are carried out throughout the year. Five boys-John Wagoner, Carl Winely, Dave Grove, Jack White, and Eddie Miller- enioyed an educational week in July at the State F FA camp in Muskingum County. All members participated in the chapter's farm- ing program which consisted of six acres of corn, six acres of soybeans, and six acres of hay. On December 5, 1956, the annual county Parlia- mentary Procedure Contest was held at Lucas. Shelby's team-Charles Hartz, Dick Mathews, Gary Sand, John Wagoner, Kenneth Barber, Dave Grove, Jerry Kreinbrink, Carl Winely, Eddie Miller, Jack White, Bill Trout, and Alfred Monn-received a one or gold rating. A number of members participated in the district iudging contests. Shelby also entered eight teams in the Ohio State iudging contests held at Ohio State University. Carl Winely and Jim Finnegan were Shelby's representatives in the District Public Speaking con- test. Both boys received bronze ratings. This year's candidates for the State Farmer de- gree were Gary Sand, Dick Mathews, John Wag- oner, Carl Winely, Dave Grove, and Jack White. John Wagoner and Carl Winely also attended the Ohio F F A Convention. Charles Hartz, Jerry Kreinbrink, and Jack White represented the Shelby chapter at the National F F A Convention at Kansas City. Officers this yeor were: President ........................... ..... John Wagoner Vice President ........ ....... D avid Grove Secretary .......... Jerry Kreinbrink Treasurer ...... .... C arl Winely Reporter ....... ....... G ary Sand Sentinel ................ .. Student Advisor .. Dick Mathews ......Eddie Miller Advisor ................ ....... M r. J. A. Shank 72 , First Row: Bonnie Loomis, Darlene Mabry, Shirley Marshall, Barbara Hoppes, Patty Smith, Donna Marshall, Beth Solinger, Charlene Johnson, Carolyn Nickelson, Dorothy Paulo. Second Row: Mrs. Matey iadvisorl, Esther Armstrong, Ann Sorrell, Lee Ann Ridenour, Sandra Gira, Beverly Argo, Carol Sue Henry, Beverly Mitchell, Naomi Osborne, Ann Yetzer, Dixie Howerton. Third Row: Miss Kuhn iodvisort, Carol Smith, Sonia Wilson, Beverly Wenning, Carol Warrick, Doris Huston, Prudence Hart, Carol Livesay, Janice Farrell, Karen Seaton, Karen Ness. Fourth Row: Judy Post, Kay Miller, Anna Workman, Susan Robinson, Shirley Gwirtz, Mary Anne Hawk, Patricia Ebersole, Marilyn Egner, Nancy Armstrong, Sandra Alexander, Ethel Paulo, Sue Young. uture Homemakers 0 America Starting the year with its annual community serv- ice, the club offered free baby sitting service for homemakers on election day. The girls made popcorn balls and Christmas corsages which were sold in the school. They also sold bottles of vanilla and butter flavoring. This year for the first time the club spon- sored a community work day. Each girl in the club had either a iob at home or elsewhere and gave the money earned for two hours of that day to the club. Another proiect to earn money was their annual bake sale in March. On February 16, the FHA and FFA co-sponsored the Valentine dance, Royal Hearts Ball . The reign- ing court was: Queen, Donna Marshall, King, John Wagoner, and attendants, Charlene Johnson, Barbara Hoppes, Carl Winely, David Grove. One of the first social events of the year was the fall county FHA rally at Bellville. The spring county FHA rally was held here at the high school. Approximately 500 girls from 9 Richland county schools came to share a dinner and a business meeting. The entertainment was in charge of Sally's Dance Studio. Officers this year were: President ......................... .... B arbara Hoppes Vice President ...... ....... S hirley Marshall Secretary ............ .......... P atty Smith Treasurer ............ .... D onna Marshall Parliamentarian ..... .......... ........... D a rlene Mabrey Historian ............,..................,.............. Bonnie Loomis Recreational Leaders: Charlene Johnson, Beth Solinger, Dorothy Paulo News Reporters .......... Carolyn Nickelson, Karen Seton Advisors ................ Miss Leora Kuhn, Mrs. Joanne Matey Club Mother ....... ................................ M rs. Ben Seton 73 ri rt Lf Senior Band I. fs.-.f 'ss he 'N-.- First Row: Nancy Williams, Patty Stewart, Carol Moore, Judy Brown, Carolyn Reidel, Robert Bogan, Jerry Fagan. Second Row: Mr. Somerville, Joy Boor, Dreama Thornton, Jackie May, Connie Horner, Barbara Hook, Joyce Quiggle, Diana Wentz, Susan Hipsher. Third Row: Mr. Whitacre, Mary Scheerer, Judy Boor, Barbara Gundrum, Judy White, lna lrey, Nancy Wulp, Carolyn Walp, Joan Culbertson. Fourth Row: Beth Salinger, Alfreda Beck, Judy .1 r 5 E I .1 5 Summers, Sue Clevenger, Janice Knapp, Allen Fensch, Scott Stephens, Glenard Mack, William Richart. Fifth Row: Byron Wagoner, Dennis VanWagner, Gerald Viers, James Russell, Dick Brown, Harold Cooke, Bill Coldwell, August Schreiber, Fred, McKinney. Sixth Row: Jayne Shepherd, Ted Bricker, Jeff Swank, Dick Keil, Roger Haverfield, David lnnis, Dick Jones, Wallace Ewalt, Glenn Fidler, Dick Adams. No football game would be complete without the half-time performance of the Shelby Whippet Marching Band. At each game the one hundred- four high-stepping Whippets entertain young and old alike with a fast-moving drill ending with the now famous straight line, a snappy dance performed by all the members, a colorful blacklight scene fea- turing the dancing maiorettes, and the formation of a huge letter Although each performance lasts only twelve minutes, many long, hard hours are First Row: Gene Love, James Colledge, John Kacher, Jerry Coffey, Sonia Harrer, Betty Croll, Bud Rinehart. Second Row: Ann White, Larry Markin, Charlene Carver, Donna Burky, .ludy McCollough, Ann Sisinger, Betty Ludwig, Judy Roush, Judy Brinson, Martha Colledge. Third Row: Billie Harmon, Nancy Cooke, Vesta Brewer, Kay Livingston, Patricia VonOsdel, Nancy McLaughlin, Nancy Carleton, Faye Sipe, Charlotte Winely, Mr. Braden. Fourth Row: Ruby Gutshall, Roger Ellis, Georgia Smith, Susan Kerr, Bonnie Loomis, Karen Clark, Tom Baker, Susan Snay, Connie Wilkins. Fifth Row: Don Yetzer, Ken Ewalt, Gene White, John Boyce, David Livingston, Jeff Horner, Barbara Winans, Steve Suler, Jane Smith. Sixth Row: Martin Edgar, Russell Clark, Charles Molnar, Larry Cornell, Jim Wildman, Spencer Pugh, Gary Stroup, Martha Scherer. Senior Band spent in rehearsal. However, to each of the band members, the personal satisfaction of a iob well done is worth the tired and aching muscles. This year the band's biggest dream came true- new uniforms. Clad in snappy red and gray Cadet style uniforms and sparkling red shakos topped with fluffy white plumes, the band looked better than ever. Concert season immediately after football season, and the musically inclined Whippets must throw themselves whole-heartedly into the preparation of music for contests, concerts, and other perform- ances. The band as a whole makes over forty public appearances a year, climaxing the season with the Annual Spring Concert. Under the excellent guidance of Mr. Dwight Som- erville, Mr. Carl Whitacre, and Mr. Paul Braden the members of the band work together as one big happy family to make our band the best in the land. Q t Drum Major and Majorettes Left to right: Bud Rinehart, Sonia Harrer, Carol Moore, Betty Crull, Pat Stewart, Nancy Willi Judy Austin, Janet Wagner, Bev Highly, Vicky Shedenhelm, Terry Kosher. George Schneider, Drum Maier, not present for picture. 76 Junior Band Ma joretter First Row: Mr. Somerville, Tom Parsons, George Roush, Richard Wright, Terry Abbott, Linda Ridenour, larry Cooke, Joe Sides, Joanne Christy, Mr. Braden. Second Row: Judy Austin, Linda Dick, Betty Cron, Cathy Cornell, Kyle Graham, Carol Culbertson, Judy Warren, Sharon Sneeringer, Brenda Vineyard, Pam Honnafus, Carol Britt, Terry Kocher. Third Row: Sue Adam, Linda Bliss, Michele Hunter, Judy Henry, Marilyn Hartman, Janet Page, Rose Ann Smith, Penny Williams, Cynthia Robinson, Carol Huggins, Kathy Shadrick. Fourth Row: Janet Wagoner, Toni Martinez, Jo Ann Dawson, Linda French, Georgianna Preston, Sandra Welch, Mary Ann Schuler, Sandra Hanrahan, Carol Baker, Ruth Bonecutter, Karen Wilson, Vicky Shedenhelm. Fifth Row: Robert Shetler, Peggy Metzger, Paula Vaulk, Carolyn Junior Band Tucker, Ruth Miller, Sharron Shank, Mary Ann Ray, Carolyn Karr, Barbara Keller. Sixth Row: John DeWalt, John Black, Joe Shelton, David Clark, Richard Brokaw, Ron Simon, Mark Brinson, John Hoak, Russell Patton, Dale Smith. Seventh Row: Danny Hoffman, Jay Dunathan, Dean Myers, Kenny Thornton, Jim Longacre, Everett long, Charles Boyce, Ralph Barber, Carl Archdeacon. Eighth Row: Bev Highly, Janice Cooke, Diane Mynhier, Connie Troxell, Georgia Seaton, Linda Leemoster, Margaret Shock, Jane Wisler, Alan Stewart, Jim Stevens, Eric Love, George Schneider. Ninth Row: John Carmean, David Sprow, Tom Hadley, Robert Bland, Jim Karr, Earl Dawson, Anna Workman, Jim Long, Jim Boor. The ninety-five piece Junior Band is iust the Senior Band in miniature. Working under the capable direction of Mr. Paul Braden, it has given many excellent perform- ances throughout the year. The Junior Bond marches at all Reserve football games, and takes part in the Annual Concert and various parades. lt, too, should be con- gratulated for a successful year. 77' Senior Choir First Row: Mary Gray, Donna Burky, Melinda Shaw, Janet Hamilton, Brenda Stock, Rosann Metzger, Barbara Hoak. l Second Row: Scott Collins, Gary Hipsher, Lyle Palmer, larry Keiser, James Roberts, William Baker,l Dan Rettert. , Third Row: Mr. Braden, Charlene Smith, Naomi Osborne, Dixie Caskey, Brenda Jewell, Judy Mathews, Ruth McKinney. Fourth Row: John Broderick, Charles Thurman, David Hull, Allan Kempf, Dudley Inscho, Howard Keiser, Lynn Wright. l Throughout the past years Shelby High School has been noted for its very excellent Senior Choir. This year was no exception. Under the very capable direction of Mr. Paul Braden the choir gave many outstanding performances. This year, for the first time, the choir sang at the grade schools before appearing before the general public at the Christmas concert, Decem- ber l6. After Christmas vacation, the choir be- gan to prepare for the district contest, March 23. In April, Shelby was host to Willard, Norwalk, and Bucyrus for one of the Northern Ohio League Choir Festivals. The League's eight schools were divided into two groups, having four schools in each group participating together. May 5, the choir presented the spring concert and, for its final performance, sang at the Bacca- laureate service, thus ending a very successful year. First Row lrene Copeland, Jeanne Guisinger, Reeda Slone, Sandra Williamson, Janis Metzger Susan Hlpsher Nancy Cooke, Billie Jean Harmon. , Second Row Richard Wright, Keith Shaffer, Allen Sharpless, William Van Horn, Ned Reed Dan Tucker Furman Luchau, Mike Milliron, Tim Durkin. Third Row Linda Boudinot, Jane Smith, Vesta Brewer, Eileen Baker, Marsha Walker, Patricia Putney Ann Lux Barbara Hageman. Fourth Row Gene Love, Harvey Baumgardner, Dwight Wetz, Gene White, Fred Ebersole Duane Hoover Don Harrington, Larry Markin. The choir entertained members of the choirs from Bucyrus, Willard, and Norwalk for an evening of concert and entertainment at Shelby High. Each choir sang four numbers and then the entire group sang 'four numbers as a combined choir. This program was well received by the many people who heard the concert. The choir also entered the state-wide contest and iourneyed to Newark, Ohio, to take part in the district contest. Senior class members of the choir will be seated with the choir at the Baccalaureate Service and will ioin in the processional and recessional. Mr. Paul R. Braden was director and advisor for the Senior Choir. First Row: Mr. Braden ldirectorl, Connie Cornell, Linda Clabaugh, Ann Yetzer, Suzanne Purvis, LaDonna Welch, Gloria Sharkey, Terry Bauer, Mary Margaret Griffith, Nola Troxell, Judy France, Barbara Easterling, Jann Chew, Patty Stewart, Pam Chew. Second Row: Jacquelin Moy, Carol Moore, Carol Livesay, Marilyn Metzger, Kathy Smith, Shirley Marshall, Susan King, Nancy Nicholson, Ann Williams, Karen Frank, Janet Frank, Linda Lewis, Linda Ohler, Mary Lou Post, Sharon Copeland. Third Row: Bobbie Graham, Carol Sue Bell, Roberta Wilkinson, Nancy Carleton, Joan Culbertson, Barbara Ernst, Cynthia Morris, Connie Oates, Sue Nothacker, Judy Peiffer, Judy Savage, Joyce Kuhn. Girls Glee Club First Row: Joan Lysinger, Susan Robertson, Barbara Setterfield, Sally Stevenson, Janice Ferrell, Esther Armstrong, Norma Caskey, lee Ann Ridenour, Beverly Wenning, Jeanne Williams, Dixie Howerton, Nancy Moon, Sue Laubie, Penelope Whitmore, Margaret Pitney, Sandra Mabry. Second Row: Creta Hardin, Prudence Hart, Judy Summers, Ann Sorrell, Julia Phelps, Mary Luchau, Carol Henry, Karen Warden, Becky Barbour, Linda Helter, Anne Stevenson, Glenda Stewart, Deborah Mellick, Patricia Roush, Patty Kirkpatrick. Third Row: Beverly Mitchell, Lois Reed, Shirley Fackler, Susan Robinson, Shirley Gwirtz, louise Lux, Amanda Lashlee, Anne Shank, Janet Moore, Esther Lepard, Norene Kirkpatrick. ,M . .. First Row: Barbara Fry, Beth Ann Yetzer, Virginia Glower, Judy Horner, Linda Leemaster, Sandra Sharrock. Baker, Kay Baker, Beverly Argo, Sandra Keiser, Daneen Guthrie, Third Row: Sandra Alexander, Anno Marie Workman, Marilyn Sandra Argo, Sandra Gira, Alfreda Beck. Egner, Patricia Eversole, Betty Jo Thomas, Janet Shupp, Peggy Second Row: Annette Bricker, Janice Lambert, Jane Littleton, Crow, Ruth Workman, Nancy Gray, Mary Ann Bricker, Beverly Mary Clady, Georgia Kenton, Janice Burkett, Janet Baldridge, Ferguson. Joan Biddle, Doris Huston, Evelyn Fisher, Judy little, Connie Girls ' Glee Club During the school year, these one hundred eighteen freshman, sophomore, and iunior girls presented a Thanksgiving program over the pubic address system, attended the district contest, and appeared in the Christmas and spring concerts. Because of the large number of girls in the glee club this year, it was decided to divide this group into three parts, instead of the usual two. 'A' ,,, o'4 t. sg -.'iL' Ushers I l First Row, left to right: Carol Doty, Janice Ferrell, Judy France, Barbara Hoppes, lrene Copeland, Leota Greenawalt, Joan Biddle. Second Row: Sandra Alexander, Bonnie Copeland, Joyce Kuhn, Bonnie Siegfried, Carol Sue Bell, Mrs. Berney lsponsorl, Mary Whisler, Kay Miller, Sue Kocher. The ushers, under the supervision of Mrs. Berney, are present at all school functions and such other activities as the Minstrel. The girls serve for cz period of 'four years, so each year four new girls become ushers and receive their instructions from Mrs. Berney, ending with, And girls, absolutely no gum chewing! Librarians Sitting: Nancy Nicholson, Miss Kuhn. Standing: Leona Martin, Barbara Berg, Beth Yetzer, Karen Warden, Sandra Giro, Janet. Baldridge, and Evelyn Wilson. Student librarians are selected each year by the school librarian, Miss Luella Kuhn. These girls serve during one school period each day to help check in, check out, and locate books. They also assist Miss Kuhn in numbering new publications that are added to the library. Secretaries Some Junior and Senior girls are selected by various teachers to assist them in some of the duties of the special departments. These departments are: Attendance, Music, Athletics, and Special School Funds. First Row: Nancy Walp, Judy Brinson, Donna Marshall, Kay Livingston, Barbara Hoppes, June Shepherd. Second Row: Joanne Sharp, Phyllis Bald- ridge, Sue Kosher, Faye Sipe, Diane Clabaugh, Pat Van Osdale, Carol Doty. Left fo right: Denis Du Val, Eileen Bilka, and Gary Kocher. Left to right: David Ott, Carol Doty, and Edward Randall. Left to right: Sally Query, edward Randall, and Janice Knapp. , Curtain Going Up! Curtain Going Up, presented March 8 and 9 last year ll956l was one of the most unique plays ever presented at Shelby High School. Part of the action of this play-within-a-play actually took part in the audience. The hardest parts to portray were those which had to be played, during a part of a scene, from the audience, the actor having to be completely ignorant of any persons around him. Room or One More The first play of the school year, sponsored by the Junior class and under the direction of Mr. Charles Funk, was ROOM FOR ONE MORE, ci comedy. This is the story of the Rose family and their amazing ability for always having room for one more . Mrs. Rose lAnne Gillerl, especially, is a great influence on her children and has the task of keeping the family together after her husband's death. Others in the cast were: Mr. Rose lPoppyi, Mike Milliron, Joey, Jerry McGuire, Trot Rose, Sue Nothacker, Teensie Rose, Daneen Guthrie, Janie, Mary Lou Post, Betty, Susan King, Miss Winston, Dixie Caskey, Jimmy John, Bob Fath, Mrs. Biddle, Melinda Shaw, George Biddle, Bill Lowery, Rescued Woman, Mary Lynne Milliron. Standing: Bill Lowery, Melinda Shaw, and Mike Milliron. Seated: Mary Milliron, Dixie Caskey, and Susan King. Robert Fath, Sue Ellen Nothacker, Jerry McGuire, Anne Giller, Mary Lou Post, and Daneen Guthrie. T hespian Club First Row: Jerry McGuire, Anne Giller, Carol Doty, Bill Lowery. Second Row: linda Boudinot, Elaine Seaton, Barbara Hageman, Dixie Caskey, Sue Nothacker, Linda Lewis, Mary Lynne Milliron, Charlene Johnson, Mr. Funk ladvisorl. Third Row: David Hoover, Bill Reis, Dick Jones, James Biddle, Mike Milliron, Charles Ridenour. The Thespian Club, with a membership of 19, continued its annual activities under the supervision of Mr. Charles Funk. In January, the group sponsored an informal dance featuring popular records and a cake walk called The Dance Without A Name . On February 23, the members of the club had an opportunity to attend the play, Born Yesterday at Otterbein College. Those attending met the cast and director and had a chance to observe the features of back stage. Later in the spring, the club planned to attend a play either in Columbus or Cleveland. A formal initiation was also held in the spring. Annual taf Editors ..............,..... Carol Ann Doty, John H. Seltzer Copy Writers ,..,... ...... N ancy Hunt, Donald Yetzer, Associate Editors .......... Larry Baker, Sue Ann Kocher Barbara Hageman Business Manager .............................. Thomas Brown Sports Writer ....... ....................,,..,... D avid Tullis Advertising Manager ...... ....... D onald Yetzer Photographers ...... ...... D an Harrington, Nancy Hunt Art Editor .................. ........ M argaret Close Advisor .,......... ...... M r. Robert R. Wendland Copy Editor ....... .....,. J udith Roush THE SCARLET S STAFF is selected from the mem- bers of the senior class, They plan the details of the yearbook and meet throughout the year to write articles, arrange pictures, and check copy. This year the editors and business manager attended a con- ference for year-book staffs at Bowling Green State University. First Row: Mr. Wendland, Peggy Close, Nancy Hunt, Barbara Hageman, Sue Kocher, Judy Roush, Carol Doty. Second Row: John Seltzer, Don Yetzer, Dave Tullis, Tom Brown, Dan Harrington, Larry Baker. First Row: Brinson, Trout, Perry, Marshall, Kocher, Keller, Boudinot, Salinger, Douglas, Mclaughlin, Weaver, Copeland, and Doty. Second Row: Hageman, Whistler, Harrer, Hunt, Jewell, Walp, Coleman, Caskey, Giller, Sisinger, Roush, Baker. Third Row: McGuire, Fraley, Harrington, McCloskey, Morse, Coffey, Siegfried, Tullis, Reis, Lowery, Seltzer, and Brown. ubseription Staff for Annual and Advertisement ta ff Due to a crowded school schedule the members of the 57 Scarlet S Sub- scription Staff were unable to present a program starting the subscription drive. Consequently, they had to work harder and longer in promoting the sale of the Scarlet' S . However, the hard work paid off and more subscriptions were sold than in previous years. Athletics . . . Above you see the latest addition to Shelby's sports picture. Our Pep Club, which has rocketed to an amazing start, helps support the teams on their climb to N O L championships. It would be difficult to find a community which supports its high school's activities more than Shelby and the pep club en- courages this. Varsity Football . 0. L. Champs an lil f - . fx l First Row: Hepner, Fraley, May, Trout, Gearhort, Milliron. Second Row: Hull, Lutz, Quiggle, Thurman, Heineking, Zehner, F. Metzger, Beck, Wetz Third Row: Mr. Yohn, Coach Robb, Schiffer, Crall, Winely, Winans, Donley, Roth, Adams The Whippet Football Squad for 1956 sailed through with winning colors flying to avenge the loss of last year's N. O. L. Championship. This year-1956--they swept the opposition in all N. O. L. encounters to take undisputed cham- pionship. In the first game of the season, the Ashland Arrows pulled a sneaker and surprised the Whippet team to take the opener I9-13. Every game was hard fought and every Whip- pet player played top football and displayed expert training and coaching. Every home game First Row: Sand, Monn, Damron, Loveless, and J. Bonecutter. Second Row: Jackson, P. Baumgordner, Broderick, Lewis, and St. John. Third Row: Shepherd, Thompson, Wolford, Halloran, and Wagner. Coaches Varble and Copeland. was well attended with two of the five having the largest crowds to watch a Whippet team on the W. W. Skiles Athletic Field. Nature co- operated this year to give almost perfect weather for all the games. Joe Bonecutter was named to an honorable mention spot for All-Ohio. Bob Donley, Alfred Monn, and Gary Sand were named to the N.O.L. first team, defensive, and Francis May and Mike Milliron were placed on the N.O.L. first team, offensive. SCORES Ashland .......... 19 Shelby Bucyrus .... ..... 7 Shelby Tiffin ..... 7 Shelby Norwalk .......... 7 Shelby Galion .........,.. 21 Shelby Willard ............ O Shelby Upper Sandusky 7 Shelby Bellevue .......... 7 Shelby Madison .......... 6 Shelby Homecoming ueen of 1956 . . . Miss Barbara Hageman Barbara Hageman was selected by the student body to reign as Homecoming Queen at the football game of October 25. She thus became the eleventh Homecoming Queen for Shelby High School. Other Homecoming Queens who have been elected and served are: 1946 Jeanne Berry Smith 1947 .......... Shirley Willet Heller 1948 ............ Lucille Clark Chew 1949 ................ Patsy Bell Kuhn 1950 ............ Betty Reau Hoover 1951 1952... 1953 1954 1955 .-....Sally Harbaugh Paine .Martha Gurney Lindsey -..--...Elinor Spangler Kelly ....-.--......Marilyn Finnegan ............-.........Sally Query Homecoming Queen Attendants MISS CAROLYN WALP MISS AUDREY WEAVER MISS EV LY COLEM N MISS AL CE LASER L eeee eeee Reserve Football Team First Row: Amato, Lanzen, Kocher, Donley, Smith, lnscho, Metzger, Clements, Lowmiller, Wildman. Second Row: Yarman, Butler, Fry, Clevenger, Edgar, Burky, Cassity, Laubie, Mellick. Third Row: Metzger, Miller, Hageman, Fair, Sprague, Reed, Crawford, Hartz, Stevenson, Giller. Fourth Row: Coach Mann, Winbigler, Bonecutter, Wilkins, Dorf, Russell, Keiser, Stout, Koontz, Hormng Wentz, Coach Wilkins. Although the young Whippets won only two games, they scored 101 points to their opponents' 136. Marvin Lewis was high scorer with 5 touch- downs and 4 extra points for a total of 34 points. John Kocher was next with 24 points. Following close behind were Jim Schiffer and Carl Koontz with 18 and 13 points, respectively. Norman Clevenger made one touchdown and Jim Stout con- nected for 6 extra points to complete the scoring. Bucyrus . ,... . Gallon ......... Willard .................... J. Appleseed J. Simpson ..... ....., Bellvllle ..c...... ...... Madison .... Ashland .... SCORES l 4 Shelby 7 Shelby 27 Shelby 25 Shelby 7 Shelby l 3 Shelby 29 Shelby 14 Shelby 94 l Eighth Grade Football The eighth grade football team outclassed its opponents and came through with three victories, securing a perfect season. The scoring was handled capably by Allan Arm- strong with 31 points, Russell Pfahler, 27, Larry Beidelman, trout, 8. Shelby ....... Shelby ....... Shelby ,,,,... 12, John Claes, IO, and Harold Armin ' 6 ......2l Willard ......42 Bucyrus 0 ......25 Gallon .. 6 First Row: Ted Clabaugh, Russell Pfahler, Jack Connelly, Jerry Wilson, Robert Savage, larry Armintrout, Larry Abbott, and larry Beidelman. Second Row: Harold Armintrout, Phil Slone, Raymond Lewis, James Settertield, Jett Green, Tom Parsons, Dennis Hallorin, Mark Wagoner, and Coach Howard Plocher. Third Row: Richard Stober, Mike Greene, John Claes, Allen Armstrong, Robert Henson, Larry Craigheod, Bill Fairchild, and Mike Blair. Fourth Row: Jack Hoover, Phil Ruckman, Sam Wentz, James Leonhardt, Robert Steel, David Gates, and Jerry Barber. Fifth Row: James Murshman, Chester Fidler, Robert Crawford, David Workman, Larry Mitchell, John Omweg, Jim Payne, and Greg Giller. Sixth Row: Albert Haines, Robert Bussom, Tom Roberts, John Hook, John Depler, Roger Payne, Rickie Love, and Ronald Thompson. 11' N. 0. L. Champions . . sir Sectional Champions 'ik District Champions ik' Regional Runner-up Varsity Basketball Shelby Shelby ....... Shelby Shelby ....... Shelby ....... Shelby ....... Shelby Shelby ....... Shelby Shelby Shelby Shelby SEASON'S 8l 80 89 67 84 93 48 52 ......,lll 91 88 Kneeling: David Grave. Standing: Larry Siegfried, Joe Bonecutter, David Tullis, William Damron, Thomas Brown. RECORD Alumni ......... Gallon ............... A. Tiffin Calvert ..,,.,.... Willard .................. Wooster ....... Madison ................ Bucyrus .................. Columbus West ...... Dayton Dunbar ...... . Willard .................. Gallon ................. - Upper Sandusky Shelby Shelby ........ Shelby Shelby Shelby Shelby Shelby Shelby Shelby ........ Shelby Shelby Shelby ........ Madison ............ Tiffin Columbian 75 69 ..,...l03 Crestline 67 Norwalk 77 Bucyrus . 80 Bellevue TOURNAMENT RECORD 64' Upper Sandusky 67 Madison 59 Sandusky . 66 Mansfield 54 Lima 4l Toledo Macomber The Whippet Basketball Team made basketball history at Shelby and in the State of Ohio this year by achieving the best record in this sport that has ever been made by a Shelby team. Not to be satisfied with the Northern Ohio League Champion- ship again this year, the team moved into the tourna- ment at Marion and defeated Upper Sandusky, Mansfield Madison, Sandusky, and that arch rival of many years-the Mansfield Tygers. By so doing the team became Sectional and District Champions. No Shelby squad had ever gained such a high position in state basketball glory. They entered the Toledo Regional Tournament as one of the Sweet Sixteen teams in the state. Last year the Whippet team was the sectional champion and runner-up in the district tourney. The Whippet team defeated another Greater Ohio League Team in the first night of the Regional Tourney lMansfield was the first GOL team to be defeated by Shelby this year and Kneeling: Lynn Wright lmanagerl, and Bill Trout. Standing: John Seltzer, Larry Baker, Bill May, Russ Hepner, Robert Shedenhelm, Don Loveless, and Coach Charles Williams. Lima Central was the secondl. ln the second night of tourney play at Toledo the Whippets met a pow- erful Toledo Macomber team, and the Whippet Tourney Special came to an abrupt end to the tune of 56 to 41. Early in the basketball season this year's team was marked as the team to watch. For many weeks the Whippets received high ratings by INS and AP in the weekly basketball team ratings of the state. The highest rating given the team was 6th in the state. Larry Siegfried, Shelby's ALL-OHIO player, led the team in individual scoring and broke all existing Shelby individual records. Other members of the team played outstanding ball and showed unusual skill and talent in handling the ball. These players were Baker, Brown, Seltzer, Bonecutter, Hepner, Tullis, May, Shedenhelm, Damron, and Trout. Reserve Basketball Left to right: Coach Copeland, Bert Patterson, Wally Ewalt, Don Clady, larry St. John, Gary Giller, Lennie Reidel, Wayne lngram, Jim Ramey, Byron Wagoner, Glen Wentz lmon- agerl. W -..v..7 The Shelby fans had a double treat each Tuesday and Friday nights during basketball season this year. Coach Copeland's reserve team soared through the season, admitting defeat only twice. They com- pletely out-classed their opponents in most of the contests and provided the fans with thrilling action. After their performances this year, several of these boys may prove valuable to Coach Williams and the varsity team. SEASON'S RECORD Shelby ....... ............ 3 9 Galion .................... 32 Shelby ....... ......... 5 6 Tiffin Calvert .,.......... 42 Shelby .,..... ........ 4 4 Willard .......,............ 29 Shelby ......... ....... Shelby ......... ....... Shelby ......... ....... Shelby Shelby Shelby Shelby Shelby ......... ....... 4 2 Shelby Shelby Shelby ......... ....... Shelby Wooster ..... Madison ..... Bucyrus ....,.. Willard ....... Galion Upper ..........,. Madison .......... Tiffin Columbian Crestline ........., Norwalk ..,.. Bucyrus ....... Bellevue ..... Ei hth and ineth Grade Basketball Shelby Shelby Shelby Shelby Shelby Shelby Shelby shelby sheiby .................... 46 First Row: Ruckman, Savage Hallorin, Bussom, Hoskins Green, Greene, Giller, Sloffer Second Row: Coach Vorble Armsirong, Pfahler, Claes, Ab- boll, Beidelman, Fairchild. Kneeling: Baker, George, Reed Mack, laubie, Koonlz, Suler. Srandingf Coach Robb, living- slon, Kocher, McKinney, Clady, Donley, Brown, lanzen. 8TH GRADE SCORING RECORD 9TH GRADE SCORING RECORD 45 Crestline ......,...,....... l9lh Reservel .......32 Bucyrus .......68 Madison l9lh Reservel Shelby .....,.. ...,... 4 4 Bucyrus ....... .......28 Willard .......25 Shiloh .......26 Willard Shelby Madison ........... .... Simpson ..............,... Appleseed .... ....... Gallon .......... ....... Shelby ...................... 36 Ashland .A............ Shelby ..,.... ...... 4 4 Crestline ...... .. Shelby ..,.... ...... 3 6 Madison ...... -. Shelby ..,.... ...... 2 3 Simpson ...... ...... Shelby ....... ...,.. 6 7 Appleseed .......... Shelby ....... ...... 3 6 Ashland ...... Shelby ....... ...... 4 0 Bucyrus ........ ...... Shelby ...,... ...... 5 5 St. Peters ...,......... Shelby ....... ...... 5 2 Madison ...... ...... Shelby ....... ...... 4 7 Gallon ...,. Shelby ....... ...... 4 8 Bucyrus .,... ...... Shelby ....... ...... 3 4 Willard ..... ...... Shelby 27 Willard ..... ..,.., I C eerleaders Left to right: LaDonna Welch, Sandi Perry, Brenda Stock, Judy Mc- Clurg, Bonnie Siegfried. Leading the cheers for the varsity teams during football and basketball seasons this year were the five girls pictured above. With their advisor, Miss Bowman, the cheerleaders directed the Pep Club and its activities. The cheering of the Pep Club added much to the enthusiasm of the spec- tators. New songs and cheers were introduced by this group and some of its members also participated in the pep meetings. The Reserve cheerleaders, varsity cheerleaders in miniature, were this year perhaps the peppiest our school has had. These girls also devised new cheers and led the pep section during reserve games. O Left to right: Jeanne Williams, Daneen Guth- rie, Miss Bowman lad- visorl, Nola Troxell, Gloria Sharkey, Cathy Smith. Track Team l First Row: .loe Bonecutter, Bob Donley, Tom Arntz, Tom Utz, Tom Nothacker, Bill Henson, Don Thurman, Kenneth Phelps, John Wagoner, Bill Zehner. Second Row: Richard Mathews, Eric Morse, Tom Brown, Larry The track squad helped increase the number of honors that athletic teams brought to Shelby High School last year. Shelby outclassed Willard, Madison, Galion, Bucyrus, and Tiffin Columbian and scored 392W points to 197W for its opponents. The team went to the Wooster Night Invitational Relays and brought home another victory. Included in this meet were Shelby, 78 points, Ashland, 61, Wooster, 58, Cuyahoga Falls, 51, and Mansfield Madison, 48. Baker, Larry Fraley, Terry Adams, John Quiggle, Larry St. John. Third Row: Coach Copeland, Jim Fromm, John Broderick, David Tullis, John Seltzer, Bob Shedenhelm, Paul Beck, Larry Siegfried, Coach Varble. ln the League meet, the final contest of the sea- son, Shelby was again victorious and scored 52 V2 points. Other scoring was as follows: Bucyrus, 40, Galion, 32, Bellevue, 28 Vg, Upper Sandusky, 28, Willard, 15, Tiffin Columbian, 11, Norwalk, 3. DUAL MEET RECORD Shelby .................. Willard 34 Shelby ...... ...... M adison . 28 Shelby ...... ...... G alion 51 'A Shelby Bucyrus 47 Shelby Columbian 37 Baseball Kneeling: Jack White lmanagerl, Coach Williams. Standing: Jim Schiffer, Bill Trout, Don Loveless, Russell Hepner, Tam laser, Joe Wildman, Lowell Jarrell Larry Siegfried, Nick Davies, Bill Damron, Ken Seib, Bill May, Dave Hull, Norm Day. Coach Chuck Williams and his baseball team posted a fine record for the i956 season. The boys took the N. O. L. league championship for the sec- ond straight year without a defeat. Tom Laser and Larry Siegfried sparked the squad by pitching the team to 7 victories, dropping only 2 of the con- tests. Top batters were Jirn Schiffer, .3495 Ken Sieb, .347, Lowell Jarrell, .333. The team had six starters back from last year. THE SEASON RECORD Shelby ...................... 0 Crestline ....... ..... 2 Shelby ......... .... l Crestline ....... ..... 2 Shelby ........ Shelby ..A.... Shelby ........ Shelby ........ Shelby ....... Shelby ........ Shelby ........ Shelby ........ Shelby ........ Shelby ...................... League games Madison Mansfield 'Willard .. Mansfield 'Upper .... 'Galion -. Bucyrus -. 'Upper .... 'Willard -. 'Gallon -. Golf The Whippet golf team turned in a fine record. Although the team was young with the exception of veteran Larry Simpson, it added up 11 victories against 3 defeats and 1 tie. Four wins were shut- outs. The team also finished 4th in district play. Larry Simpson, captain, was the only graduating member of the team. Returning lettermen are Leh- man, Ingram, Wilcox, and Yetzer. Marion .......,.......... 3 M Mt. Gilead ............ 7 Ashland ...... ....,.. 1 3 Wooster ..... ........ 1 5 Ashland ..... ..... 6 V2 Galion ..... .... 9 V2 Madison ...... . Vg Mt. Gilead ..... ..., 0 Mansfield .... .... 3 V2 Galion ..... ..,. 0 Marion 8 Shelby ...... ...... Shelby ...... ,...., Shelby ...... ...... Shelby .,.... Shelby ...... ...... Shelby ...... ...... Shelby ...... ....,. Shelby ...... ...... Shelby ...... ...... Shelby ...... ...... Shelby ...... ...... 1616 13 7 1 l3V2 'IOV2 15V2 16 l2V2 20 8 Madison Mansfield ..... ...... 4 V2 Llma .......... Wooster Simpson ..,.. Lehman .. Ingram ..,.... Wilcox ....... Yetzer ..,. Phelps .... Freese .,..... Clabaugh Korbas ....... Wentz .... 0 Shelby........ Shelby ........ ......14 Shelby........ SEASON'S AVERAGES Varsity Av. 80.94 86.5 88.17 90.73 91.40 Reserve 95.36 98.82 ......105.7O 1 08.1 0 29.40 Shelby .................. Kneeling: James Karbas, Tom Clabaugh, Andy Zimmerman, and Walter Van Horn. Standing: Wayne Ingram, Wilson Phelps, Don Yetzer, Warner Freese, Thomas Wilcox, and Coach Yohn. Lynn Lehman--absent when picture was taken. 16 11'h 2 20 Pts. 47 'A 39 W 40 35 28 13 6 IM 2M 0 -X, , . - 4 n r b it LARRY SIEGFRIED All-Ohio Basketball Star Siegfried moving in for one of his famous plays and shots, as the Whippets play the Bulldogs from Crestline. 104 f 1 956-1 957 Athletic Award Although all of Shelby's athletic teams had highly suc- cessful seasons and each produced outstanding athletes, none will remain in the minds of Shelby fans as the name ot Larry Siegfried. He has been named as the most outstanding basketball player that Shelby produced. During this season he averaged 36.6 points per gameg thus making him the highest individual scorer in the State of Ohio. He also scored the most points in a single game when he made 60 points in the Galion-Shelby game on the home floor. Larry captained the basketball team to the highest position that any Shelby team has yet achieved. He boosted the Whip- pets' rating in the state in the INS and AP polls to the 7th place in the state. Larry was nominated and selected for ALL-OHIO rating and was named second most outstanding player in the state in 1956-1957. Larry's talents do not stop at basketballp he also excels in track and baseball. He is a star pitcher for the Whippets and a high iumper for the track squad. Senior Letterman BOB DONLEY Football, N.O.L. lst Defensive Team, Track ERIC MORSE Track MIKE MILLIRON Football, lst Team N.O.L. Offensive DICK MATHEWS Football IOHN BRODERICK Football, Track JOHN QUIGGLE Football, Track DAVE TULLIS Basketball, lst Team N.O.L. Basketball, Track PHIL BAUMGARDNER Football, Track JOHN WAGONER Football, Track DWIGHT WETZ Football lNo picture availablel JOE BONECUTTER Football, Honorable Mention N.O.L. Football, Basketball, Honorable Mention N.O.L. Basket- ws ball, Track, Baseball H, ,, ..,,9 ., TOM BROWN MIKE WINANS BILL MAY IRVING GEARHART Basketball, Track Football, Honorable Basketball, Baseball Football, Track Mention N.O.L. Football Senior Lettermen sg,s-S. ' q.ig- ' i V K V il f, A -' Vi if. '. H ---wMg,. JOHN SELTZER JAMES FROMM DON YETZER DAVID HULL Basketball, Track Track Golf Football, Baseball ALFRED MONN Football, Track, N.O.L. l lst Defensive Team 535515 K GARY SAND I X- bwfsi F00fbqlu,N.o.L.1sr X A ' - R Y Defensive Team, Track A L Vx . 1, . Senior Lettermen l FRANCIS MAY Football, Track, N.O.L. lst Offensive Team LARRY BAKER Basketball, N.O.L. 2nd Team Basketball, Track 5- . LARRY SIEGFRIED All-Ohio Basketball, lst Team N.O.L. Basketball, Track, Baseball LARRY FRALEY Football, Track TERRY ADAMS Football, Track First Row: Sandra Keiser, Karne Clark, Sue Robertson, Sally Stevenson, Gloria Sharkey, Mary Margaret Griffith, Barbara Gundrum, Mary Milliron, Karen Seton, Fran Arnold. Second Row: Dixie Howertan, Jeanne Williams, Georgia Kenton, Judy McColIough, Nancy Carleton, Janice Knapp, Judy Little, Becky Barbour, Norene Kirkpatrick, Terry Bauer. Third Row: Mrs. Riddle, advisor, Ethel Paulo, Carolyn Nickelson, Dorothy Paulo, Betty Ludwig, Nancy Nickelson, Mary Ann Bricker, Joyce Jones, Joyce Kuhn, Amanda Lashlie, Louise Lux, Diane Lewis, Patty Kirkpatrick, Mary Laser, Connie Horner. Girls ' Athletic Association The Girls Athletic Association, composed of 35 members, meets once a week at the high school to enioy enthusiastic sports such as basketball and volleyball. Since there are many members, the girls organized 6 teams and a schedule this year whereas 4 teams play each Monday night. ln order to earn an S letter, the girls have to obtain 400 points. Everytime a girl participates in any sport, she earns 5 points. We are sure that every girl after completing a season with the G A A has the trait of a good sportswoman. The officers are: President .............. Ethel Paulo Vice President ...... ............ M ary Laser Point Chairman ......,. ..... J udy McCollough Secretary-Treasurer ..... ..... B arbara Gundrum Kneeling: Larry Baker, lrv Gearhart. Standing: Tom Brown, David Tullis, Larry Siegfried, .ioe Bonecutler, Don Yelzer, John Seltzer. 66 99 Club These athletes are the last members of the old guard , that is, those who have survived the torturous S Club initiation. This annual initiation was brought to a halt by school officials when it was learned that this type of hazing is forbidden by state law. The disappointment of not being able to put other members through the ritual is soothed by the fact that these boys really have something to tell their grandchildren. If you want details, ask any of them. 9 School Employees Mr. Earl Brissel Head Custodian Mr. A. V. Fair Custodian Mr. Stanley Weaver Custodian Mr. Dale Siefferlen Custodian Mrs. Nellie Oates School Enumerator for the past twenty-seven years Shelby Cafeteria Employees Mrs. Stella Kindinger Mrs. Stella Fisher Mrs. Grace Hollinger Manager Cook Cook These three ladies together with the ten or twelve high school pupils prepare and serve the food in the school cafeteria during the noon hour throughout the school yeor. SNOWBALL ' the onnucl winter dance at Christ- Tri-Hi-Y Clubs in the Central Gymnasium-De .IH mos time sponsored by the Shelby Hi-Y and cember 22, 1956. Shelby's Finest Place To Buy A Car Courtesy of FRED LAUBIE Ford Shopping Center CLASS 0F 1957 WE CONGRATULATE YOU! us' 2' 9, A SINGLE, QUALITY SOURCE FOR EVERY PRINTED FORM YOU USE IN YOUR BUSINESS REGORDERS VOUCHER SALES BOOKS AUTOGRAPHIC AND EGITE FOR NGLE corv Z ARBON I TERLEAVED K R BOOKS A T FO MS 1904-SHELB!-I-mf LSFILESBUOII IIOITIPIIIIU B SHELBY, OHIO Q46 SHELBU SHLESBUUI4 UUIHPHHU A FRIENDLY PLACE TO WORK R. W. ERVIH JACK lOVE WEST Sffeef Shelby, Ohio RETREADING GENERAL TIRES BUICK AUTOMOBILES AND OLIVER FARM EQUIPMENT Compliments of Congratulations CLASS OF A57 sneusv PRINTING SERVICE 17 Washington Street GEORGE and MARY'S Shelby, Ohio S H OPE RE TTE Telephone 22891 THE HOUSEHOLD SHOP II4 111 West lvlain St. SHELBY, or-no lamps Dinnerware and Utensils Frank A. Allen-Proprietor CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1957 HOME APPLIANCE- TV SERVICE At the sign of Sylvania 11 West lvlain Street SHELBY, OHIO Phone 41931 GENERAL ELECTRIC MAIUR APPLIANCES REFRIGERATORS, RANGES, FREEZERS, FILTER FLO AUTOMATIC WASHERS, ELECTRIC DRYERS, DISPOSALS, DISHWASHERS, AIR CONDITIONERS SuIes and Service DAVIS TIRES LOWE BROS. PAINT WESTERN FLYER BIKES HARDWARE, SPORTING GOODS WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE FISHER AND LI'I'I'LE SHELBY, OHIO CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I957 SHELBY MUTUAL INSURANCE AGENCY BILL DOTY, MANAGER COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE COMPLIMENTS OF AMERICAN MACHINE AND FOUNDRY COMPANY PINSPDTTERS DIVISION SHELBY, OHIO COIVIPLIIVIENTS OF LOVE'S SWEET SHOP BEST SANDWICHES, FRENCH FRIES, AND MILK SHAKES IN TOWN I7 CHURCH STREET SHELBY, OHIO A REAL WHIPPET BOOSTER llll H' W x A7 ii 41.-lJ.f ' --f-2-f2' Xb! X Ze, !,q1 lim H -dag? -,X sf xnxx s'xxgi: 1 v l X john S Olieir Again A familiar and reassuring slogan FAMlLlAR...b8Ct1ll58 it has appeared in tbousands of the cauntry's finest year- books for the past balf century. REASSURING...l78CdttSB those years of specialized experience bring complete service. outstanding quality and de- pendable delivery to the yearbook staffs N with whom we work. X + JAHN 81 OLLIER ENGRAVINC '.O. Q SI7 W. Washington Blvd. ' Chicago 7, Illinois - iw win I I, llilillfzll il. .liiiilildliill S ,pi I It is our pleasure to serve you with the finest OFFSET and LEITERPRESS to give 'you Top Quality at Low Cost with constant 5 Superior Service. 7 LARGEST PRODUCERS OF ANNUALS IN THE STATE - 65 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE' f15 - OVER . . . OVER 65 YEARS' EXPERIENCE . . . giving us a back- l ground to better produce your printing needs. Progressively expanding, our facilities are complete to produce any iob from beginning to end. An Art Department to develop your ideas-a Composing Room with a large assortment of type to portray your message-the most modern presses, both Letterpress and Offset-and finally a complete Bindery for quick and economical delivery. fs P is -, 'AS ,,r'ki ku' Q T V ' .. haf , sis, 3 sl,- C R sxbg 4 . 53, T -sv six 4 iii -ef .H eff: 1 at s A ' Phone 6638 EOSTORIA, OHIO I ' THE GRAY PRINTING CO. 1. 3XXN KXXm X A good place to work . 0 . A good place to be insured . . O THE ZMWWZ INSURANCE CQMPANY of SHELBY, QHIO 9 IS A L Y ' S QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS Open Seven Days a Week Pauline and Harold Stiefel COMPLIMENTS OF BEN FRANKLIN STORE Sc - IOC ElSl.OO Up 57 West Main Street Shelby Ohio Phone 42806 Nationally Known - Locally Owned DRY GOODS ' LADIES' FURNISHINGS COMPLIIVIENTS OF SHOES-GIFTS WALLPAPER SANGHFS DRUG STORE Best Wishes To The Class of i957 THE PEOPLE'S STORE D COMPLETE SELECTION OF MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR-SHOES COMPLIMENTS OF BERTKE'S SUNOCO SERVICE I The Best in Car Maintenance 3l Mansfield Avenue Phone 42776 COMPLIMENTS . COMPLIMENTS Frank C. ScInIIer and Company Wholesalers of Cigars, Tobacco, OF Cigarettes, and Candy 70 'West Main Street Shelby Phone 21296 120 - THE DAILY GLOBE COMPLIMENTS OF lEWEI.I.S 14 South Gamble Street Phone 41391 COMPLIMENTS OF WAGONER IMPLEMENT STORE INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER NEW IDEA EQUIPMENT Shelby, Ohio Phone 21671 BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1957 ERCHENBRECKER SHOES 34 West Main Street Shelby, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF HERMAN J. DICK APPLIANCES 62 West Main Street Phone 32606 COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 1957 PAINE'S MUSIC SHOP Piano Tuning and Repairing 14 North Gamble Street Shelby, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF Wlll'S TEXACO SERVICE THE BROWN FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP FOR FLOWERS AND GIFTS ' Compliments of DICK PlTTENGER'S SPORTING GOODS Sports Equipment For Sportsmen 59 West Main Street Shelby, Ohio 15 North Broadway phone 32386 Phone 31066 121 COMPLIMENTS OF HERMES AND KERR, INC. DODGE AND PLYMOUTH SERVICE AND PARTS 48 Mansfield Avenue Phone 5l72l COMPLIMENTS OF KEIL' Compliments Of ROBINSON HARDWARE 45 East Main Street Shelby, Ohio Magazines ' School Supplies Candy 0 Office Supplies Cigarettes Greeting Cards for All Occasions Novelties-Gifts HANRAHAN'S 53 East Main Street Shelby, Ohio A Complete Line of BABY GIFTS 0 INFANTS' WEAR THE EISIE LOUISE SHOPPE . 47 East Main Street Shelby, Ohio Phone 4l946 Children's Apparel Ladies' Lingerie and Sports Wear Compliments of THE MOODY AND THOMAS MIILING CO. We Are Always ln The Market For W H E AT Shelby, Ohio Compliments of CORNEll'S IGA FOODIINER Mansfield Avenue Shelby, Ohio 122 I.EMMERMAN'S for DRUGS ' STATIONERY TOILETRIES ' GIFTS Where You Are Always Welcome 55 West Main Street Shelby, Ohi f? ff it ,. - fi , if ' :Sunny uuuu B'D'Lun.u.4D'DBu nuuL puuuuu JN U CL' -s o R6'HL 8873776 F: : ,..A..,q.,,,,,,,,, .,,,,,,,, - ,,,, ..,, TV 'Z' 4 ' -, - -if A 11 -11111 -...:- .-- 4 - 111'-I-:li -5, ---... -------..':F - 5 - z -...-E:.':L-:.1'.-:.'L-.mi --- - - 1'ZZ. .-I:::'5E 131132 Iilgnviitihii'-K Phone: 22661 Compliments of HAMlLTON'S SHOP APPAREL FOR LADIES AND IUNIOR IVIISSES 71 West Main Street Shelby, Ohio BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1957 SANDY 'N' ANDY SHOP 65 West Main Street Phone 21836 Compliments of THE CONEY ISLAND RESTAURANT I-I e c k ' S REXALL STORE Shelby, Ohio Phone 41411 Compliments of SHELBY FLORAL COMPANY 69 South Gamble Street Phone 41341 Compliments of TROXELL AND McFARlAND Heating and Sheet Metal Wall Street Shelby, Ohio Phone 32661 Compliments of WISLER Rug and Carpet Service 63 V2 West Main Street Shelby, Ohio Phone 32831 Friebel and Hartman, Inc. COmP'i 'e fS of oz, THE COFFEE SHOP 0 0.9 General Contractors Shelby's Family Restaurant O 0.0 0 0,0 29 Walnut Stre Phone 41361 24 West Main S SHELBY OHIO Shelby, Oh C I f C I f THE SHELBY METAL THE SHELBY SPRING PRODUCTS COMPANY HINGE COMPANY Compliments of J. O. PURDY SHELBY, OHIO ALL KINDS OF ROOFING, HEATING. SHEET METAL REPAIRING, OIL AND GAS FURNACES-BURNERS 2I West Whitney Avenue Phone 22531 Snowhite Cleaners, Inc. 0 YOUR HOME TOWN PLANT Hodges Cool and Supply Co., Inc. 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Every Day WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAC-LE STAMPS GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 57 H DICK CUMBERWORTH AGENCY E 23 BROADWAY SHELBY, OHIO COIVIPLIMENTS OF RICHLAND COUNTY FARM BUREAU FEED, SEED, FERTILIZER, FENCE COAL PETROLEUM PRODUCTS 625, SM, Q, CREATORS OF CORHECTLY DESIGNED CARTONS SHELBY. OHIO. U.S.A. Compliments of LOWMILLER'S MARKET Compliments of WALKER'S DAIRY 56 East Main Street Phone 32096 Phone 22391 DUFF'S SHOES 50 West Main Street -SHELBY'S FINEST- C. FRED ROLLINS Watches Diamonds jewelry 1847 Rogers Brothers and Community Holmes and Edwards Silverware Compliments of GARRETT REALTY REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 54 East Main Street Shelby, Ohio Phone 51706 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1957 SHELBY GULF SERVICE STATION 104 North Gamble Street 0 Shelby, Ohio IEFF MONN -jllvl ENSMAN J. C. MORRIS AND CO. Grain - Coal - Seed Building Materials Fertilizer - Paint 61 East Main Street Phone 41501 132 Allen lvl. Harmon Robert M. Stadler S YOU'RE STRONG! Never before have education and opportunity been so well matched! You're completing twelve years of free education designed to prepare you for the world in which you will live and work. Opportunity for your success and advancement in nearly every Held is at an unparalleled high. You can be optimistic about a rewarding profession or 'vocation and an enjoyable personal life. Our very best wishes to you for success and happiness in applying the best of education to the best of opportunity. SHELB Y UIIIU SEAMLESS AND ELECTRI DSTUCU Ohio Seamless Tube Division OF COPPERWELD STEEL COMPANY Shelby, Ohio c RESISTANCE-WELDED STEEL ruame Q FABRICATING AND FORGING 133 4 Mr, Yohn pointing out some de- tails to a group of his General Science students at the local water and sewage department. lPicture taken by Roy Simpson, superin- tendent of Water Dept.l just Glimpses . . . The Queen of Hearts Ball, sponsored by the F H A and F FA, was held in February of this year. Virginia Blatter, last year's queen, is crowning the new queen, Donna Marshall. Attendants are Barbara Hoppes and Charlene Johnson. The king is John Wagoner and his attendants are David Grove and Carl Winely. ubstitutes Mrs. Frieda Weaver, A. B. University of Indiana, substitute for Latin, science, and mathematics Mr. D. S. Connelly, 8.5. Case Institute of Technology, substitute for social studies Mrs. Caroline Koontz, B. A. Maryland College for Women substitute for English, business education, and history Autographs I 3 ? ' 1 1 4 1 Q . 1 V J V 2 v I