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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1958 volume:

'GIA r I Y L 'In xy, I I I I I I 1 1- I I-LAML... -L-I .-..':fn. Sezzrl I ' ' A Publication of The Members of The Class of 1958 of A SHELBY HIGH SCHOOL Shelby, Ohio May, 1958 design in geometries WW CQ. A, .-,..A,..M N L 4,Ll1.ILJ - DEDICATION MR. DXVIGHT SOMERVILLE W A nlclerminczl Mr. Somcrvillc au the Terminal in Clcvclaml, Ohio. The Shelby XVl1ippet Malrclling Band played :md murclxcd ut the Clcvclauul Slaulium for the Clcvcluml Browns- Dclroil Lions Came on September 15, HI57. The Wliippezs pu: rm quilc xi show and received many compliments from the PIlll'0HS ill the gums. DEDICATION We the editors ol the I958 SCARIJET S take pride in dedicating this yearbook to :un outstand- ing personality of Shelby's faculty - Mr. Dwight Somerville, During the past thirteen years, he has led Shelhy's inusieiuns I0 at line record in marching :md ronrert band performances. Since coming to Shelby, the band has received eight superior ratings in the district und lour superior ratings in Sl11lC competition. Also dur- ing that time, the band has become well known throughout this urea as un outstanding marching unit. Mr. Somerville has received the honor ol he- ing one of only two hundred band directors of the entire nation who :ire members of the Amer- ifzm School Bund Direrlors Assofiztlion. Spring is here! And the Ctmrcrl Band in the school auditorium, We join the students ol' Shelby High in salut- ing you - Mr. Somerville - lor your fine record which we realize has heen :tcemnplished through years ol' luithlul and untiring work. prcpnrev for the auniuzil spring unu'crt -- May I-I, H157 - 3 SXNI K S XX ORRSHOI nl llm l lh Xnnuul NXOIX IMI I hdcl un Sulurday Evening - I7crcmbvr 4 Ullll 1 Ihn mln 1. u n xpunsc Ln yy lhc Ili-Y :md 'l'ri'Hi'Y Groups Im lhc bvncfll nf Slulhx sluduxli 'mel xhnnlu Ou: M0 pulplc nllvumlcnl thx' Snowball lllis yczlr. GEOMETRY IN DESIGN IN DANCE AND HOME ECONOMICS Guurgin Smith. :I home ccmmmirs slu- dvnl. is using geometry in culling dress nunlcrin! uruuml zu paucrn in llxc home cmnomirx lnlmralury. Mrs. joan Max- IDI. zulxisnr. Mias Ann While, :md Miis Alum lluwcrtun lnok on. Mr. Mrhlcckcn discusses a wood prnjett with Alhen Haines. The project is an round mffcc tztlxlc. Draw- ings, blueprints. and hard work are thc ingredients to make this prujvrl mlnplclc. jeffrey Swank explains :A geometry problem to thc plane gcolnclry clam in Miss Stroups' classroom, Russell Patton discussing a blueprint and drawing with Mr. Mihnlic in the Metal Shop. Miss Betty Crall HOMECOMING QUEEN A geometric design in the proper proportions. A thing of beauty is I1 joy forever. Miss Crall reigned as Homecoming Queen on Friday Night- Octobcr 24, 1957-at the Shelby-Willard High School Football Gmnc Four complementary Angles completed thc Homecoming Progrznn. wx Q 1 X ,vt-f:, ,:ia . : 'SN R ,. x H. wr, -.... if ' ,ff 15? - I 1 '. :yur 'N T CYSWCI in l onten av kwa ul f! Hff'7,2f-5qf',- 'T-'ag Wig' J ' 5-132 m if E.- ,sf . .-. ll I v ,sl . n gun il JN ,rw S02 5T'f'i'B' 'mr bm' ,JL iffy, x Q ff- QW, , 2 . we , . ' .' I T h ' K lil Ill i 1 still ., .Huh . klslwv , if iff 'Q , Nigga Q f Ili. , - ' X' :K YC - i 1 qilfln ' ,i.Qs!l 1 Ill ll ' f 1 V ' Sf-1 Q f T515 .1 x , 'I 5 K M -'f S.r'D'x5A N -Q2 IELEI IK sg'.'1 .I- , . . . . , . . 4 ' ' u 9 . r X 5 EDITORIAL STAFF OF SCARLET S The slzlff uf lllc SCARIJYI' S is ul work nl :I husy svssinn znramgillg piclnrvs for the hunk fin Ronan 2llj. Copclnml. and jzrnicc lfvrrcll. EKlll0l'SZ Nancy Cooke zuul jaunes Wilchnznl Writers: Belly Crull, june Slllllh, -Iuzmne Guia- .-Xssuciulc lidimrs: Allen Lutz and llawhnrzr Hunk ingcr. Brcrulu Stock, Spencer Pugh, Paul Beck, Business hlIll'l2lgl'l'Z Curl XVincly Cllzlrlus Tllurmzln, and jnync Shepherd. Subscriplion and :xllVCl'llhi!1g Manager: Susan .-Xllllvlivsz Dun Loveless and Robert Shudcn- llipsher helm. Typisls: liilccn linkcr, Charlene C:ll'x'cl', Bonnie .-Xdvixur: Mr. Rnhcrl R. Yvlflllllllllll Srnlrd, glrfl In riglalyr Clmrlcnc Carver. Btlly Crull. Ri- jane Smilh. jaxyuc Shepherd. llnnnic Cuwulznul, llrcmln lcvn Barker. llnrlxalru Iluzll., llunnal Burky, jcalnnc llniwiug- Stork, Don Lowlcss. :xml Ruhcrl Sllvdcllllchll. vr.:1nlISus:m lllpxllcr. Tlzinl wav. flvfl lo righlj: Mr. Wclullzrnml fallhixorj. .wfmnl mm. qh-fl In riglnljz jzruiru lfcrrvll. Nunry Cuuku. jznnus Wilmlrnam, Allen Luu. Spcnu-r Pugh. Paul Burk, Charles Thurlnun. mul Curl Winuly. ADVERTISING STAFF Smtrd, Url! Io riglnll: Nancy Wzilp, Bar' barn Briggs, Kay Livingston, Faye Sipe, Donna Burky, :Ind Susan Hipshur. S1-mud mn-, fleft to righrj: Charles Thur- man, Carl Wiuely, and Mr, Wendlalul fndvisorj. ADVERTISING AND SUBSCRIPTION STAFFS OF THE SCARLET S The members of these two staffs conmcled the business men and incluslrics of Shelby :md the various members ol' lhe IIUIIICIAOOIIIS for aulverlixclncnls and sub- scriptions for lhc H158 SCARLET S. Fins! ron-. Url! In righllt Eileen linker, lklarllm Srllccrcr. Mary Hnhler. lilnry Schcurcr, Bonnie Copeland. Clnirlene Carver. Primtillu Liihsnn. and Bonnie lildiluig. Nrrourl rmv, Url! Ia rigliljt Carl Winely, Nancy Couke, Donna llurky. Betty Cmll. liarbara Hazik, junly Smith, llrendai Stock. Connie Wilkins, jcnnuc Guisiuger, :ind Susan Hipshcr. 1 f Third row, UQ-ll lo riglill: Larry Close. Wayne jurkson. Spencer Pugh. Bruce Hcincking, Bill 'l'rou1, mul Bill Damrun. l um'll1 rmv, Urfl In righlj: Charles 'l'liurln:in. Paul Berk. Russell Hepner. Allen Luu. Don Loveless, Wayne ln- grxuu, Robert Shcdcnhclni, jalnes Wilclnmn, Paul Anna sn-ang, Robert Mdiuirc, ann! l-'urresl Manger. STUDENT COUNCIL The student body of Shelby High School is best represented in the Student Council, which is composed of at representative from each horne- rootn plus the Sopltontore, junior, and Senior class officers. The Student Council is very active in school affairs the year round. Among these are: conducting school elections, planning all the Hotnerotning festivities, holding dances twice weekly in the gytnnasiunt fan innovation this yearj, sponsoring assemblies and the Ret:- ognition Day program, and sending flowers at tinte of bereavement. One of the Councils largest operations is ob- taining advertisements from loral merchants and businessmen for football programs, and then selling these programs at each honte game. The profit front this sale is used to finanre the Coun- t'il's activities througltout the year. The officers elected for this year are: Bob Sltedenhehn. presidentg Wayne jackson, vice- presidentg Nancy Cooke, sct'retat'y3 joy Boor, treasurer. The Student Council and its advisor Mrs. Yewer, are to be congratulatetl for the fine job they do every year. , ' 1 z Susan Hipsher reading a football program-a publi- ratinn by the Student Cionnril. I-'ir-.rl rant, tif-ll to rigltty: Nancy Cooke, Wayne jackson, Robert Shedenhelnt, and joy Boot- - officers of the Council. Thirrl mar fl:-ll lo riglzlj : Robert Dunatltan, Edward jose. Ruth llonccntter. Mary Margaret Griffith, joyce Kuhn. Billie jean Harmon. Sue Nothacker, Gloria Sharkey, Rich- ard Wright, and David Lynch, i Xt-rouzl rmu, Q14-ll Ia riglttj: Carol Britt. Dreaina Thorn- lun, Nolzt Troxcll, Carolyn Karr. Sandra Argo. Connie Horner, Belly Crull, jndy Austin. Ann Williams. Susan King. jndy Iloor. Beverly Highly, jane Duty. janet Wag- oner, and Mrs. Yetler tadvisorj. Fvnrllt row, Url! lo fighljz Dan llofftnalt, Phil Rnrkman. Bill Trout. john Rocher, Allen Lntl. jim Wilchnnn. Larry St. john. Gary Giller, Dennis Curry, tiene George, Rirlnntl Dunley, Glenard Mark, Evan Richards, and jay Dttnatlltnn. l 6 i BOYS' AND GIRLS' STATE Attending Girls' State was an experience we shall never forget, say Faye Sipe and Brenda Stock, who represented Shelby last june at Cap- ital University for the lltli session of Girls' State. For eight busy days over one thousand girls from every part of Ohio became friends and poli- ticians as we performed our various positions in the mock government. YVith some of the best and most capable leaders and advisors in Ohio, we learned not only government funclionings but also important responsibilities as future wo- men of America. Vlle were drawn closer to our government, our neighbor, and our God. lt's a week each girl should be able to live because she would always remember it. Last summer four Shelby High School boys at- tended Buckeye Boy's State at Camp Perry. The boys set up a government of their own and had a brief taste of parliamentary procedure. Each boy held some city, county, or state office: Carl lvinely, lawyer and a member of the State Pa- trol: jim Xvildman, City Health Commissioner, Jon Page, Safety Director, Charles Thurman, member of the l-louse of Representatives. Buck- eye Boys' State was divided into five countries each consisting of four cities. Entertainment was provided every evening at the auditorium. Guest speakers included Governor C. William O'Neil and last year's governor of Buckeye Boy's State. Lelt tn righl: Charles Thurman, .Ion Page, Faye Sipe, Brenda Stork, Carl Winely, and james W ildman. Lvfl to right: jim Rrnncy, Carol Sue Bell in lxlnck-lace, Mary Lynn Milliron, Charlie Tlrurxnarn, jerry McGuire. Gloria Slmrkcy, Snc foullmll player Mike TIME OUT FOR GINGER Nolhnckcr, B:1rhzn'a Hngcnnnr, john Woodruff tackling Milliron. Two interesting scenes from thc thrcc-act comedy, Time Out far Ginger, giv- en in lhc spring of 1957. THESPIAN CLUB First row, Url! In viglillc Gloria Sltarkey. Karen Seton, Mary Milliron, Barbara Ernst, Sue Ellen Nolacher, and Linda Lewis. Srmnrl raw, qlvfl In righlj: Mr. Funk ffldvisorj, Richard jones, Charles Tlturnirtn, and David Hoover. The Thespian Club is composed of students interested in drama, lllembership is composed of students who have appeared in plays, assisted in the production of plays, aided in the adver- tising for plays, and assisted in the costumes and make-up for the actors. Play production was handirapped somewhat this year due to illness of one of the stars. A numhcr of girls had worked for several weeks to prepare for the play TYVELVIQ ANGRY YVO- MENQ only to have the production cancelled at the last minute due to the serious illness of the leading lady'l. The play was rescheduletl and was presented in March of this school year. Mr. Charles Funk is the faculty sponsor for the Thespiztns. New members are initiated into the club at formal initiation ceremonies which are impressive to say the least. Members of the Thespians will take part in spring contests in speech and one-act play to be held at several of the colleges and universities. LIBRARIANS Firsi row: Miss Lnella Rnhn qlibrarianj , Karen Warden, li:n'bzn'zx Fry, Kznhlccn Mc- Curl, and Sharon Copeland. S1-mm! row: Cliarlouc Winuly, Carol Smith, Sandra Alexander, and Susan Robinson. Al the beginning of each school your Miss Lnclla Kuhn chooses girls to assist her in :hc library. During each period of the day one girl helps lo check in, chcvk out, and find mzucrinl for the sludcnts. The school library has ihc latest books, magazines, and encyclopcdizis :il thc disposal ol' lhc students. SECRETARIES Firxl row: Jayne Shepherd, Kay Livingston. jzincl lfrzink, hair' Imrn Gnndrnm, Ann Slcvcnsnn, Dianna Clnhnngh, Karen Wilxnn, and Ilruznlm 'l'hol'nlon. Srmlid mir: Sharon Snccringcr. julia Phelps, Bonnie Copeland. :ind Eileen Baker. 20 HI-Y The year l957A58 was the fourth year of activi- ties for the Shelby Hi-Y. The club was sponsored by the Shelby Family Y. M. C. A. under the di- rection of Mr. Harry Ter Braak, Y. Secretary, and Mr. james Shepherd, advisor for the club and a dirertor of the senior Y group. Among the activities sponsored by the Hi-Y were the following: selling pecans, sponsoring dances following the home football games, as- sisting in the Community Chest drive, and help- ing in the activities of thc Y. M. C. A. Together with the Tri-Hi-Y group they sponsored the Snowball , a formal dance during the Christ- lnilS SCZISOH. One of the highlights during the regular meet- ing sessions was a tour of The Mansfield Tire and Rubber Company in Mansfield. The club had rt membership of thirty-eight young men from the sophomore, junior, and sen- ior classes. An induction for the new members was held at The First Methodist Church on Sun- day evening, january 26, lll58. Dr. Stanley Shoe- maker, minister of the rlutrch, was the installa- tion speaker. OFFICERS OF THE HI-Y President .......................... ..... R obert Shctlenhelm Vive President ..., ............ R obert Stehling Secretary ........, ,...... D ennis Curry Treasurer ..... ........ X Vayne jackson Chaplain .,,... ..... 1 Iames Rainey First ron-, flell la riglily: Tom Schiffer. Harold Rinehart. Wayne jackson. Robert Stehling, Robert Sltedenltelm. Dennis Curry, james Rainey, jeffrey Swank, Xvilliant Riclterl, and Richard Adam. .Wrmul row, flell In riglzlj: Mr. Harry Ter llraalt fadvisor and Y. M. C. A. Seeretaryy. james Roth. William Trout, Allen Sliarplcss, l.ynn Wright. Warner lfreese. Larry Markin, Larry St. john. Patil Beck. Dudley Inscltu. Spencer Pugh. Donald Bogan. and Scott Stevens. 'l'ltird mtv. Uv!! lv rigltlj: David Winans. Roger Ellis, Steve Snler. Tom llalter. Robert Lanzen. Lenny Reidel, Byron Wagoner, Allen lfensrlt, Robert Rogan. Toni Close. Iivan Ricliartls, Gordon Robertson, lintl Ricketl. and Mr. james Sltepliertl fatlvisnrj. First row: Mr. Varhle fadvisorj, Spencer Pugh. Bonnie Copeland, judy Mcflnllough, jon Page, and Miss Snyder fat visorj . Second raw: Nancy Nicholson, Karen Seton, jane Smith. Barbara Gundrutn, Donna llurky, judy Smith. Mary Gray, Peggy Crow, Roberta Wilkinson, Mary Ann lirickncr. jutly Little, Belly Ludwig, Mary Milliron, and Richard Wright. Third font: Evan Richards, Mark Lowntiller, Hob Lanlcu, jim Harrington, Dick Berry, Dudley lnscho, Larry Mar- kin, Roger White, Larry Close, john Woodruff, and Carl Koontz. BIOLOGY CLUB The Biology Club, entering its fourth year. holds its meetings regularly once a month under its advisor Miss Harryet Snyder. The regulation for the club is that each member must take a project to District Science Day at Bowling Green and those receiving I's go to the State Contest. All work on these projects must be done at home or before school. Some of the most popular pro- jects are blood study, animal dissections, scien- tific papers, one-celled animal study, embryolos gy, and bacteriology. During the year the club had such speakers as local doctors and laboratory teclmicians. This year special movies on polio and cancer were shown. Officers of the club are: President ,,,,...,...,..,,............. ........ j on Page Vicc'l'resident .... ,,... Spencer Pugh Sec.-Treasurer ,,,..i,...... ,,,,,, K Indy McCullough Program Chairman - ,.e.... ...,, I Bonnie Copeland Librarian ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.... .,,,.,...., B eth Yetzer First ram: jnily France, Carolyn Ferrell, jndy Snell, llarlinra Berg. Srmnll row: Mrs. lierncy qaulrisorj. Marin Scou, Rolxerlai Wilkinson, Kay Miller, jonn Bimlclle, Leotn Greenznvnlt, and Sharon Copeland. Third row: loycc Knhn, Sznnlra Alexnncler, Jeanne Waite. Carol Sue Bell. nnil Bonnie Copeland. Bonnie Siegfried was absent when piclure was taken. USHERS Each year Mrs. Lillie Burney, advisor for the ushers. chooses four girls from the freshmain rlziss lo serve for an periml of four years, Mrs. Berney instructs the girls in meeting people. The girls are present lor all school and oulside group aciivities if requested. Iinch year the entire group elects one senior girl to serve as head usher. F. H. A. CFUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICIU The Shelby Chapter of the Future Homemak- ers of America is a chartered unit of the Ohio Association of the F. H. A., which is chartered by the national organilation of the Future Homemakers of America. There are two de- grees of achievements for active membersltips - namely: junior Homemaker and Chapter Home- maker. The F. H. A. girls sponsored a bake sale, attended two county rallies, and prepared randy Officers of the Shelby F. and popcorn balls for noon sales at the school. Three ol' the members attended the annual F. H. A. summer camp in August as representa- tives ol the Shelby Chapter. They were Janice Ferrell, Ruth lvorkmau, and Lee Anne Riden- Ollll. ln january the club held at formal initiation in the school cafeteria. New members were formal- ly accepted into the organization. Tea was serv- ed at the conclusion of the meeting to the mem- bers, their mothers, and guests for the meeting. H. A. President ............................,........... ..,... K ay Miller Vice President .,... Secretary ......,... Treasurer ..... ....... . . Parliamentarian .... , Historian , .......... ,. ...... .. Recreational Leader ..., News Reporter ,...... Advisors .............. Club Mother ..,.., ....... Ann Yetzer ....,.Shirley Marshall .,...,janice Ferrell ......,...., Sue Young , .......... Slurley Gwirtz ,,,,.,Rlllll Ulorkman judy Ylfhisler Mrs. joan Matey Miss Mary Leora Kuhn Mrs. Thurlow Miller First row. Url! Iv fighlj: Ann Yetzer. judy Whisler, Kay Miller. Shirley Gwirtz, janice Ferrell, Sue Young, Ruth Workman. and Shirley Marshall. Xrcond raw, U1-ll lo rigltlj: Prudence Hart. Dorothy Paulo. Karen Num. Lallnuna Welch, Emily Floyd. janet Baldridgv. Beverly Argo, Sue Sweet, Loretta Ehersole, jo Ann Littleton, Beverly Wenuing, Sandra Wray. Ruth Miller, and Mrs. Matey Qadvisorj . Third vow, Llefl Io righrj: Lee Anne Ridenour, Eunice Shank, Wanda Oney, Susan Bringman, Marjorie Beer, Patricia llonecuiter, Diane Lewis, Patty Hartz, and Peggy Metzger. Fourth raw, fleft to riglxtj: Bridget Finnegan, Judy Post, Anna Workman, Susan Robinson, Lois Reed, Sandra Al- exander, Carol Smith, Darlene Mabry, Carol Warrick, jan Hamilton, Mary Ann Hawk, Mary Baker, and Miss Kuhn fadvisorj . , F. F. A. The Shelby F. F. A. was started seven years ago and has a Wide variety of yearly activities. Three boys-Jack white, Dave Young, and Bill Trout - attended the Muskingum State F. F. A. Camp for one week in july. All members participate in the F. F. A. farm- ing program, which consists of twenty acres lo- cated east of Shelby on route 96. The members of Shelby's team at the Parlia- mentary Procedure Contest, which was held at Bellville on Nov. l3, were jack White, Bill Trout, Ed Miller, Charles Bonecutter, james Finnegan, jerry Kreinbrink, Nick Krcinhrink, Carl Mfincly, Kenny Barber, and jerry Fagan. This year's officers are: P1 es. ....., - ...,....,..........,,...... V. Pres. ........... Secretary .,., s ........ Treasurer ,,.. ........ Reporter ,,,.., A .,,.,. Sentinel ..,. ,,.,.......... Student Advisor ,,,,,, Advisor ..... ..........,.,. 0fIirr'r.v, Fizztl row: jack lvhite, Kenneth Barber, James Finnegan, Carl Vtlinely, David Grove, Jerry Krcinbrink, Ed Miller. Second ma-: William Beer, jim Trout. Mark Wagoner, Roger Payne. john Omweg. jay Fnllager, joel Beer, jerry Fagan, Bill Trout, Don Betts, Gerald Wells, llcrnard Miller, Larry l-lartge. 'l'hirll row: Robert Foley. Roger Altrk, Larry Myers, Nick The team was ranked lst in the county, and re' ceived a gold rating. A number of boys participate in both the disa trict judging contest and the State judging Con- test held at Ohio State University. Carl Vtlinely and jim Finnegan represented Shelby at the District Public Speaking Contest. The chapter's yearly trips, listed according to the class participating and the season involved, are as follows: Detroit, Freshman during Christmas Vacation Chicago, International Livestock Show, Sophomores during Thanksgiving Washington, D, C., Juniors during summer Kansas City, Seniors during Oct. Carl Mfinely ..... Dave Grove jerry Kreinhrink -lack Yllhite Kenny Barber .. . Ed Miller -lim Finnegan Mr. -I. A. Shank Rreinhrink, Gerald Bertke. Carter Steel, Charles Bone- futter, Dale Keller, Mr. Shank. Fourth mal: David Smith, George Hartz, Howard Yoha. Tum Stevens, Ronald Young, Richard Keller, Arthur See- man. Dennis Kemp. Ahsent when picture was taken were David Young, and Mark llrinson. The Shelby Tri-Hi-Y organization was cont- posecl of sixty-nine girls from the sophomore, junior, and senior classes. This was the thircl year of activities lor the group. ln cooperation with the Shelby I-Ii-Y and the Family Y. lil. C. A. the club took part in many activities including a project lor Xvorld Service, working toward an honor club, participating in various youth conferences, and sponsoring the auuual Snowball at the Christmas season. This last project was in the form of a formal dance heltl at the Central Gymnasium on Mon- tlay night, December 23. This was truly a gala event and was attended by over two hundred couples. Last August the newly elected officers of the organization were sent to Camp Nelson Dodd, a Y. M. C. A. camp, for instructions in carrying' our the tluties of the various offices of the club. TRI-HI-Y Firsl mtv, flvll In riglltj: Terry Bauer, jane Smith, Dixie Howerlon, Aliretla Berk, Sandra Argo, Linda Leeinasler, Karen Seton. listht-r Armstrong. Virginia Glower, llarhara Fry, and Barbara Sellcrfieltl. Second rnxv, Qlrfll lo righlj: lletly Ludwig. Mary Ann Bricker, Charlene Carver. Susan lflipsher, Carol Smith. Darlene Mabry. joan Culbertson, Nancy Carleton, Nanry Nicholson, Karen Warden. Donna Burky, Mary Post. Sue Moore. and Barbara Easterling. Thin! roar, flvfl lo righlj: juuly France, Cynthia Shoemaker, Karen Frank, Mary Margaret Griffith, Amanda Laslilec, Con- nie llurner, Carol Munro. Gay Morse, jeaunc Williams, Patty Stewart, and Pant Chew. 26 First rum, Uclt lo righlj: jndy Sniiili. Barbara Ernst, jiuly Biddle, Ruth jackson. llarlmra lloak. Sanilra Wilkinson, and McCullough, jeanne Gnisingur. Barbara Briggs. Nancy Cooke. Miss Wolford failrisorj. lfayc Sipc, jane: Frank. and Miss Sniilli faclrisurl. Tliiril mu-, flefi In riglxll: llarbara Winans, Linda Ohlcr, Svronrl min, Url! In righlp: Mim Waincs qailrisurj, Diane Susan King. Eileen linker, Pal Newland, Priscilla Gilisnn. Wcnu, Mary Srlicercr, Mary Holilcr, Connie Wilkins, Berry Nnnry Walp, Iinrhara Gnnmlrnni. Nanci Williznns, Marllm Crall, Connie Oates, Cynthia Morris. Peggy Crow, joan Scliccrcr, jnily Drown, and Jayne Shepherd. TRI-HI-Y The officers nl' lhc Shelby Tri-Hi-Y for the year YVCYCI Prusidenl ,.,,..,.,... ' .,,,. -Icannc Guisingcr Vice l'rcsimlcnl ,,.,,, ,,,,,, 1 Barbara Briggs SCL'l'cl2l1'y .. ,, ,,,, .....,, N ancy Cooke Treasurer , ,,,,,,,, .,,, , ,,,, I Taye Sipc Chaplain ..,.,, , .A..,,. .,,.. I lancz Frank Pllfli2li'llClllIll'i5lll ., , ..,,,,. 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Q, ' 9 F , N 5 QQ x - 91y if .... :1-. 1' -4,- '- z: fe-.gsx QQ, A k ,I a::-Ex AN, . .Q X, K any dit? 4 .W WY . A 'A J ww- Q- .q ' . f' ' - ' n - - W EW b : If V 5 'hm 'V T '-75? if if A Kr, I , A, ',,g'g X175 E, C35 We uf -+ V, NA Vv fif V 'Q -A Q '! Fin . 7 A 1 :ff , . , ,H n A in . . Q I Q ' ll 1' fir -QW! 'vw QQ, -' 5,- n'-f ,'i Yvnf IUNIOR BAND First row: Mr. Braden, B. Purvis, T. Kocher, J Austin, P. Shedenhelm, S. Cronin, G. Snyder Mr, Somerville. Second mxu: L. Ridcnour, L. Cooke, J. Car rigues, G. Roush, G. Xllilkins. Third row: N. Kulm, C. Culbertson, K. Graham. C. Cornell, P. Hannafus. P. Gates, ll. X'Varren M. Keil, C. Patton, C. johnson, P. Heydinger. Fozzrlh row: P. Ellis, P. Wcnning, G. Swank, P. Clark, E. Lybarger, S. Light, L. Bliss, M. Hart- man, -I. Russel, xl. Crtnn, B. Cline. Fifth row: M. May, j. Vklent, C. Brown, C, Rob- inson, j. Page, P. XVilliams, M. Shuler, I.. Dick, L. Hawk, B. Cron. Bricker, M. McKinney. Sixlh row: V. Kaler, L. Tomlinson, C. Huggins, sl. Henry, M. Hunter, C. Anderson, Butler, T Martinez, j. Rudd, Hallman. Sezlenrh rom: C. Wilson, G. Shalzer, K. Clark, B Good, C. Benedict. Eighth row: K. Thornton, D. Clark, D. Hoffman E. Long, J. Black, Longacre, P. Valk, F. liich inger, D. Yvorkman, C. Archdcacon, R. Barber Ninth row: D. Mynheir, C. Troxcll, G. Seaton A. Stewart, M. Shock, j. Slenlz, K. Clay, S. Laird R. Pugh, F. Mcllick. Tenth mm: B. Molnar, R, Boyce, R. Blackledge T. Hadley, D. l-lawk, li. Dawson, R. Mackey, R Thauvettc, K. Frank, D. Roberts, R. Bland, D Sprow, J. Fidler. LEADERS OF THE BAND Leaders of the Band - truly these seven people are leaders of the Whippet Band in the great marching and geometric formations they make as at unit on tl1e football field every Friday night during the football season. Led by Bud Rine- hart, drum major, and Betty Crall, head major- CLLC, the lTlZlj0l'CllCS go through their many dances, routines, and paves in leading the one- hundred piece band marching up and down the field. l'I0lll'S of llClACSS2ll'y llllll Pllfliflll lDl'llCllCC HTC FC' quired of these seven students in perfecting their Harold fllutlj kinehartgdrum major. joint and individual presentations for the games. At the home games they are generally presented in special black light scenes before the goal posts at the South end of the field. By perform- ing on a split second schedule, they are able to don the sperial garbs for the black light presentations. liven at times of distress and trouble, the drum major and majorettes present a program at half- times that is a credit to any band and school. Their slogan is to do their best-the show must go on. Left In righl: Patty Stewart, Beverly Highly, Betty Crall, Carole Moore, Vickie Shedcuhelnt. and Nanny Williams. SENIOR CHOIR Firsl ww flvfl lo righljz Mr. Braden ftlircclorj, Ruth Metzger, Mnrilyn Metzger, Rnscnnn Mctlgcr, Donna llur- ky, Karen Frank, -Indy Mathews, Vesta llrcwcr, linrbzirzl Hunk, Mary Cray. Semnzl ran' Qld! In riglzlj: Melinda Shaw, Roberta Graham, Linda Lewis, Cynthia Slmcnmkcr. junly P4-iffcr, Linda Ohlcr, Susan King, Ann ll'illi:nns. jun llznniltun. Sannlrn Williunusun, Brenda Stork. Connie Oancs. Cannl Sue llull. Tllirrl rmv, flrfl In righljz Dalritl Scztlun, Cary llipslwr. Lynn l.cInn:rn, Clmrlcs 'l'Inlrxnun, Lyle Palmer, Robert Cox. Larry Kaiser, Williann linker, Allen Grculich. I-'mlrlh ron' qlvft In righlj: Scottie Collins, Neal Recd. lfrcml Hughes, Tim Dnrkin, Larry St. john, john Slitclcr. Rnhcrt Luu. und Danid Starry. SENIOR CHOIR As has been the custom of the past, Shelby High School had a very excellent choir during this school year untler the direction ol' Mr. Paul Braden. The choir gave several outstanding con- certs and periorinances during' the year with the Christmas program, the Spring Concert, and the Baccalatu-eate Service as the most outstanding. For the second consecutive year the choir gave concerts lor the elementary school pupils before the Christmas program on December I5. One ol' the IHOSL enjoyable occasions for the choir members was the annual trip to Tiffin on March 28 for the annual Northern Ohio Choir Festival. Other schools participating were iVil- lard, Bellevue, and Tiliin Columbian. The peak of the practices lor the year was reached on the evening ol May 4 when the au- nttal Spring Concert was presented. This pro- gram was colorful in that sacred and secular numbers as well as modern numbers were pre- sented for the enjoyment ol thc audience. Firsl rote, Url! In righlj: LaDonna Xl'clcll, joan Biddle, jauice Mellger, jcanne Guising- er. Billie jean llarnmn, and Ann Lux. Sr-.fluid row, Ur-ll In righlj: Shirley Marshall. Ann Yetzer. Sue Nothackcr, Suzanne Purvix, . janet Frank, Barbara Ernst, and Cynthia Morris. Third rout, llell In righlj: Robert Thtnnpl son, Gerald Melrger, Ted Clabangh, antl Richard Wright. I-'onrllr row, ilell In rigliljz Allen Sharplem. Keith Shaver. and Dan Reffert. john Fricbel was absent when picture was taken. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB One hundred and thirty girls made up the Girl's Glee Club. This was then divided into two sections. The one rneeting'fourth period Ilt- tenrled the contest in the spring. The section which meets fifth period joined the other for all the programs. Many long hours are spent in arranging and practicing for the six programs each year. The Thanksgiving Program over the P. A. System has First row, Cleft lu righlj: Pat Boneeutter. Susit Karr. Susan Sifferlin, Gail 'Whitmore, Joyce Stuter, Barbara Berg. Joan Price, Carolyn Ferrell, Donna Philips. Lana Stenze, Barbara Fry, Virginia Glower, Alfrcda Beck, Terry Bauer, Silo Robertson, Phyllis Barnett, Connie Barrier, Annette Parker. Second row: Marjorie Beer, Georgia Kenton, Judy Baker, Dorlhy Elliott. Lee Ann Ridenour, Joanne Littleton. Penelope Whitmore, Helen DeSalvo, Nancy Artz, Loretta Eberso e, Esther1ColLlwell, Cheryl Weaver, Mary Ann come to be an animal event. The Christmas Program is given on a Sunday and then re-given later for the student body. For the past several years the Glee Club has had the privilege of singing at tl1e Community Easter Sun-Rise Service. Probably the highlight of the season for the girls is the Annual Spring Concert and their ap- pearance at the Commencement Exercises. Sonthard, Lucy Shepherd, Nancy Hoskins, Sally Howerton, Sally Steifel, Nancy Hinkel, Daneen Guthrie, Judy Al- bright, Beverly Wenning. Back raw: Patty Roush, Mary Clatly, Mr. Braden, Pat Fry, jndy Phelps, Jeanne Waite, Sandy Welch. Rose Mary Neff, Mainly Lasltlee, Louise Lux, Jntly Sand, Kathleen Heydinger, Marilyn Egner, Pal Ebersole. Georgina Pres- ton, Lois Reed, Marilyn Edgar, Sandra Alexander, judy Caskey. Bev Mitchell, Barbara Fagan. Karen Warden, GIRLS' GLEE CLUB I-'irxl raw, qlffl In righll: Mr. Braden. junly Lillle, Sandy Argo. Pat Stewart, jo Gales. Kathy Shallrirk, Ilarlmra Ifrcese, Pal Hinkel, llrcnda Vineyard, Belle Rinchnn. S1-mud rum: lllxn-garel Pilncy. joan Lysinger. lislhcr Arm- slrong, llarham Dnrkin, llarham Keller, l'auy Greene. Betsy Shaver, Carol Brill, juan Guisinger, 'ferry Graves. Sandy Ingram. Third rmv: Ruth jones, Mary Lon Baker. Donna Reed, Sue Penre, Gloria Slnarkcy. Limln Dick. Rnlh llmlecnuer. Pauly Hartz, Berry Liulelun, liarlwara l,znnl1e1'l. Peggy Manger. Fmlrllz row: linrbzwa Ealslcrling, .Indy Summers, Sally Stevenson, llzu'lx:n':1 Seucrfiulml. Eileen Hageman. Sue l-less, Louise lflenbcrger, Pam Pillengcr. Kathy Smith. Kathy MCCOYI, Ilccky Hursh, Nnrnla Marshall. Fifth rmv: Ruth Miller. Sandra Malmry, jane Dnly. Nancy Carlson, Noreen llumlinul. Can-al Sue Walters. Marie Saou, juan Culherlsnn. jndy lfraxnre, llcfky llarlmur, jmly Snell. Sixilz rmu: Anna Marie XVnl'knmn, Suxzln Robinson. Alzlckie May, Rnlmcvla Wilkinson, Nnla Trnxell, Mary Lon l'nSI. Nancy Gray, Kay llakcr. livelyn lfishcr, Mary Margalrcl Grifielh. l.incla Ircnuaxlcr. thletics VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Anczlmg, flell to riglzly: Judy McClurg, Gloria Starkey, Standing: Dcneeu Guthrie, Miss Bowman fSponsor and and X nbunun Welch. Adviserj , and Brenda Stock. Practice sessions - Pep Meetings - Pep Rallies ztud yells. At all games they were to be found in - Games in all kinds of weather -- these are just ai few of the many responsibilities of the girls who were selected to represent the school :is cheerleaders for all athletic contests ol the year 1957-1958. The cheerleaders this year developed new rou- tines ancl taught thc student body new cheers their places leading the lztrgc groups of people in cheering the iVhippcts on to VICTORY, The cheerleaders practiced with the members of the Pep Club at regular rehearsals almost ev- ery wcck during the football season. They also planned the bonfire rally and the Castznnba Theatre rally prior to the Shelby-Gallon game. IUNIOR CHEERLEADERS Yea Wllhippets FITE! Yea WVhippets FITEI FITEI FITEI FITEI FITE FITE TEAM l junior Cheerleaders are chosen by the student body to direct cheer-leading at the reserve foot- ball and basketball games. These girls are on hand for all these athletic events and lead the members of the Pep Club and others in yelling for the Yllhippets. They have times for practice so that all will be doing the same thing in leading group cheering and also for learning new yells and songs. The above yell may be a new one to Shelby fans at present but the staff of this book offer it as a suggestion for reserve games. First row, Unfit to riglztj: Sally Steven- son, Cathy Smith, jane Doty. Szfmnd row, fleft to rightj: Becky Barbour, Carol Kay Britt, and Nola Troxell. 439 WHIPPET VARSITY FOOTBALL Shelby Shelby ,,,,,,, Shelby ,.,,., Shelby Shelby ..,,,,. Shelby Shelby .,..... Shelby Shelby .,,,,., Shelby ,,,,,,, Shelby SC 7 26 26 -I6 20 7 -l 7 All! 33 27 I3 OREBO.-XRD Dover .... .... , Ashland .. ,, , Bellevue Bucyrus ,, ,,,,,.,,YY,,,,Y,,, , , 'l'ilil'in Columbian Rai enna ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, lVill:u'll ,.............,. . Upper Sandusky ,,,,l,,, Mansfield Madison .,,, Norwalk , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Galion ,, llcaml Coach Robb walrhes every play mul mmcmcm nl :hc fool- ball during a game, The scroncl picture shows a nnnnenl ul happiness M Shelby surreal. First row, flzrfl lo riglzlj: Russell I-lcpncr, Paul Beck, Charles Wol ford. Second row: james Roth, james Schiffer, John Kocher, Riclmrrl Donlay. Third mm: Assistant Coach Varblc, Assistant Coach Copeland, joe Thompson, Phi lip Metzger. WHIPPET VARSITY FOOTBALL The Shelby Whippet Football Team opened the 1957 season by defeating Dover IAIigh-7-0- in a half-game pre-vue. The lllhippets then rolled over their next four opponents inrluding a tough Tiffin Columbian team that was sup- posed to win the league title. Due to the flu epidemic, the games with Nor- walk and Galion were postponed until later in the season. In place of the Galion game, Shelby played host to the team from Ravenna, Ohio. Shelby lost this game for their first defeat of the season. The team then smashed l'Villard 47-0 and traveled to Upper Sandusky the following week to play one ol' the better teams in the league and area. The Whippets remained undefeated in league play by scoring 27 points in the third quarter to make their total flll to Upper's 18. Little opposition occurred until the Galion game which was played on a Saturday afternoon -November 23. Since neither team had been dc- featetl in league play, the winner would become the N O I. Champions. The lvhippets were out to win but could not match the superior effort of the Galion club. :This serond loss in the sca- son made the record for the Xllhippets at 9 wins and 2 losses. , Jnerbtnfhli an 1' f 2 s I Mui rmv, Us-fl In righlj: Bill Trout, Wayne jackson, Carl Shepherd, and Norman Clevenger. Windy, Forrest Metzger, Allen Lutz, Bill Damrun, Don Love- '1'l:ird row: Eldon Crawford, Fred Hughes, Howard Kaiser, less and Marvin Lewis. Clifford Edgar, Dudley lnschu, john lluller, Lynn Crall, Srrnmi rua-: jack Clemens, john Wildman, Gary Giller, james Stout, Head Coach Robb, and Equipment Manager Flrules '1'hurman, Larry St. john, Bruce Heinelting, Gary Yohn. 41 Whippet Team and Galion 'Tiger Team Tangle on W. W, Skiles for N. O. L. Cliainpionship, lim Schiffer carries the pigskin into a rough and tough Galion line. Marvin Lewis of Shelby is shown throwing a much needed block. FOOTBALL AWARDS The Shelby junior Chamber of Commerce Awards for the football season of 1957 for the outstanding lineman and back went to Bill Trout and Russell Hepner, respectively. These two young men were graded the highest for the entire season. The grading is done by the foot- ball coaches after they review the films after earh week's game. This requires several hours for scoring in that each player is graded on every play. At the annual football banquet which was held this year at lVilkins Depot, Trout and Hep- ner received trophies. The players who received the RI. C. Award each week during the season were given certificates for these games. The following is a list of players who received certificates and the games in which they were rated very high: Russell I-lepner - Ashland, Bellevue, Tiffin, Norwalk, Madison, and Racenna. Bill Trout - Galion, Ashland, Bueyrus, Tiffin. Don Loveless - Galion, Bucyrus. Upper Sandus- ky, and VVillard. Allen Lutz - Bellevue. Larry St. john - WVillard, Upper Sandusky. Forrest Metzger - Mansfield Madison. Carl Winely - Norwalk and Ravenna. Pznll Beck being blocked by Rawcnnn Russ Hnpncr being tackled :lllcr ax long Lincsnmn. gain. WHIPPETS TACKLE RAVENNA ON DADS' NIGHT Varsity Squad and parents before Dnd's night pclfnnnzmrc :against Ravenna. Alumni Galion Willard Tiffin C Bucyrus Madison XVoosler Marion Bellevue VARSITY BASKETBALL SEASON SCOREBOX alvert ,,Y,..,.,,.... Shelby Shelby Shelby Shelby Shelby Shelby Shelby Shelby .......l,,,,.,,, Shelby .,..,,,,,,,,,,, Tiffin Calvert ,..,l ,.,.,l,, 5 7 Willard ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,l,,,,lllll, 60 Gallon ,.,,,, - .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 74 Madison .....,...l,,.l.,,,,,.,,, 47 U pper Sandusky .......Y. 47 Tiffin Columbian .,....., 73 Norwalk ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 56 Bucyrus W- ,,.......,. -..mm 57 Tournament at Ma Marion . ,...,, ...,,,.,... , Kfzecliflg, Qleft In rigllljl Jack White fxnanagerj. Mr. WVillia1ns flflcnd Cuachj , and Lynn Wrighl fnianagcrj . Slnnding, Qld! Io righlj: Ilill Trout, Bob Shedcn- hehn, Lennie Reidel, 'liini Dnrkin, David Grove. Don Clady, Larry SL. john. Gary Giller, Russell Hep- ner, Don Lovelem. and Wayne Ingram. Shelby ,,,.. ,.,.,,,.., 5 2 52 Shelby ,.,,...,,., W, Shelby ,......... .... 7 0 Shelby ,....,,, 55 Shelby ......... ..., S 0 Shelby ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 57 Shelby ,ll....,,,, -HAD Shelby .....,,..,,,,,. 56 rion Coliseum Shelby .,.....,,,,, , VARSITY BASKETBALL During the past several seasons Shelby's bas- ketball teams have taken the N. O. L. Champ- ionships. However, this year's team did not fare so well. Those who base their opinions of a team on the season record would probably say that Shelby's basketball team was unsuccessful in the '57-'58 season. But there is something more to be said ofa basketball team than its record. A team can play a good brand of basketball and yet lose several close contests. Such was the story of this year's team. Lacking the all-im- portant height factor, this team hatl to play a brand of basketball based on one hundred per cent effort by each man on the floor. They knew before the season started that this was what was needed and they became determined to do just that. Although as the season progressed there seemed to be reason for cliscouragement, these men never quit trying. For their fine sportstnan- ship and team spirit, Shelby can be justly proud of this year's team. Each player carried Shelby's spirit within himself, never allowing it to grow dim. Russ Hepner, the N. O. L.'s leading scorer and forward on the all-league team, played aggressive and spirited basketball throughout the season. Bob Shedenhelm and Larry St. john put forth great effort in the rebound department and out- bounded their much taller opponents in each game. Lennie Reidel, Don Loveless, Hlayne Ingram, and Dave Grove played great basketball through- out thc season. Although the remaining Whippets on the var- sity teant saw limited action, they gained valu- able experience which they will be able to use to good advantage in the next season. Don Loveless seems to be all alone and in the air as he swishcs in another shut. Russ Hcpuer fires a jump shot through the nets fox two points SHELBY HIGH ATHLETIC RUSSELL l-IEPNER Russ I-lepner, known as Sonny to most peo- ple is this year's recipient of the Shelby High Athletic Award. Sonny is an agile, aggressive, hall back: a clcxtrous competitive forwardg a sure, self-confident thirtl baseman: and a fast, dash-man twhen Coach NVilli:nns is not lookingj , He received Honorable Mention All-Ohio in football fwe will never know why not First Team, N. O, L.j, unanimous choice for first team N. O. L. in Basketball - being Shelby's high scorer in football and top league scorer in basketball. Due to his natural athletic abilities, Sonny should go far in college athletics. Sev- eral colleges are bidding for his scwices lor 1958 and years thereafter. 46 AWARD SENIOR LETTERMEN First low, flvfl la righlj: Smit llalluran. Fred While, john 'I'l1ir:I rmv, flrfl la rigllljl Carl Wincly, ll'ayne Ingram, Dun Sifferlin. llill Trout, Charles Wolford. llnryll Nirhulson, Loveless, Charles 'l'liunnan, Paul llcck. james Roth. aml llrnrc Ilcincking, Russell llepncr. and Allen Luu. Wally Ewnll, Swrmul raw, fleft lo righijz Wayne jackson, Gene While, Fourth 1'ma'. Url! lo riglllj: Don Clady. William Zellner, han Moore, Gary Slrcplrcrd, Lynn Cx-all, Forrest Ml-ugvr. Robert Shcnlcuhclxn. David Grm'c.1nnl Harold Rinehart. Alrxful wlwn pirlurr' zvrrx Inkcn: llolx Slchling and Tom Wil' and ll ill Dznnron. I.zfllerx in Foollmll Paul Beck Lynn Crall Bill Dznnron Smll Hallorzni Brute I-leineking Russell I-lepner lliayne jackson Don Loveless Allen Lutz Forrcsl Metrger -IJIIIICS Roth Gary Shepherd Charles Thurman Bill Trout Carl lvinely Charles Xllollord Vllillinm Zellner jack VVhile, Mgr. rox . Letlem in Buxkeiball Don Clady David Grove Russell l-lepner lVayne Ingram Don Lovclcss Rohcrl Shcdcnhehn Bill Trout Jack Wl1ilc,.-Xssisuun Manager Leltmu' in Iinxulmll Dun Clacly Russell Hcpner Don Loveless Dan Moore Daryll Nicholson john Silfcrlin Bill Trout Lclierx in Trarh Paul Beck Yllally Iiwalt Russell Hupner Allen Linz Forrest Metzger Harold lllllvllilfl .lamcs Roth Bob Shedcnhclnx lllilbur llllllllf Carl Xl'inely Robert Stchling Lcllers in Golf Wllaync Ingram Lynn Lehman Tom Vllilcox 47 RESERVE FOOTBALL First row: Clnbaugh, Miller, Metzger, Boncculter, Melick, Lanzen, Lowmiller, Wilkins, Lewis, Rietschlin, Barber, Hartz, Koontz. Second rom: Beidelmun. Claes, Arinintront, Seucrfiehl, Wagoner, Henson. Armstrong, Parsons, Wilson, lelageinan, Kieffer, Kel ler, Savage. The junior Varsity Squad ol 1957 started off on the wrong foot as Dover handed them their first defeat in a half-game prcvue. The young Whippets then got into step as they trouncetl their next five opponents. Madison gave Mr. Monn's fine reserve team their second defeat, but the pups went on to win their last two games giving them an 8-2 record. Greene, Young. Yarnian, Dorf, Love. Mont, l-loover, Trout: Faurlh row: Winbigler, Gates. Wilser, Fair, Linncan, Sto- Third mm. Fullager, Richett, Tlmlupson, Leonhardt ber, Payne, Coach Mmm. Dover ...,,.,. Shelby Belleville t,,tt Shelby Bucyrus .,,...,. Shelby Huron Valley Shelby VVillard ttttt , tt...... ,.,. S helby Huron Valley Shelby Madison .,.....,v,, ,,.,,, 1 4 Shelby, Bellevue ,,,, Shelby Ashland ,,,, Shelby EIGHTH GRADE FOOTBALL First row: Charles Maier, linhlie Gulschall, john Cartnean. joe Sides, Rick Wright. Don Hipsher, Rifk Heimnan. Rick llrnkaw, jeff Garrigues, Larry Cooke. Chuck Boyce. Svrmzrl rmv: joe Royer, Danny Hughes, jan Graves, Billy llahlridge, Mike llrocwell, Richard Furr, Allan Stewart. llob Loveless, Bob Molnar, Everett Long, The purpose ol this team is to teach the boys the fundamentals of football. By working as a team, these boys gain invaluable experience and confidence which will enable them to carry on Sl1elby's fine football record. This year's team was handicapped by illness- mainly Asiatic ilu. Although the team lost its lone game to iVil- lard 26-6, with Don Hipsher making the score, the season was not so without merit as it might appear to a layman. As any coach, former player, or avid lan will tell you, the experience and sportsmanship learned by these boys will be evi- dent as they continue playing for Shelby High. lt is very important to show a boy early all the aspects of football - both good and bad. This serves to weed out those who think the game is all glory and no work, while it also instills spirit Third raw: Kenny Thornton, Mark Clahaugh. Earl Daw- son, Dwight Hawk, Ton Stock, Gary Donecntter, Frank Dainron, Don Clevenger. Bob llenedit, Mr. Plocher. Fourlli row: Roger Auck, Mgr., Gerald Winely. Bob Win- higler. and joint Davis. and desire in the boy who likes the game. lathe future, Shelby will surely be proud of this leant to the same degree as it is of all its teams. Next year another season, boysl FIRST STRING Right Guard ...... Left Guard ....... Right Tackle ....,. Left Tackle ....,. Right End .,....,. Quarterback .....,.... Right Hallback ..... Rick Heitzman Center .......................,.................... .......GeraItl Xilinely ....,...Don Clevenger ....Richard Furr .Bob Winbigler Gutschall ....Don Hipsher .... Frank Damron Left Halfback ..... ..... . .. Fullback .......,. Left End .,.. Shelby .,.. ...Dwight Hawk .....Riek XVright .,......Bob Loveless Score 6 VV illard 26 RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM Firxl raw, flvfl In 1-ighlj: Torn Baker. jeff Lanhic, Harold Second vow, qlell lo righlj Gene George. David Living- Arinintront. Carl Koontz, Steve Suter. Tom Schnl, Glen- ston, John Korher, Charles Miller, Mike Clady, Fred Mc- nard Mack, and Mark Recd. Kinney, john llrown, Richard Donley. Dan Meliek fman- agerj , and Coach Copeland. RESERVE SCOREBOARD 37 ' Shelby .,.,.., ,,,,,,,,,,,,, G alion ..,,i,....,,,,,, Shelby VVillard ., ,,,i,,., Shelby Calvert ,,,,,, Shelby Bucyrus .... Shelby Madison ,,,,, Shelby .,........... ...... Y Vooster ,.,, Shelby Marion .,.,,,. Shelby Bellevue ..... Shelby ...,Y,. .. Calvert Shelby Willard ., ..,......i. Shelby Galion ....,Y,YY , YY... Shelby ....YY, ..Y,,, h ladison ,,,, A ..YYY Shelby Upper Sandusky Shelby Columbian ,,,,..,, Shelby ....,,. ...,.. 4 6 Norwalk Y,.,....Y,, e ......... 47 Shelby ,...,.,........,....... 68 Bucyrus ........Y,.............v........,,,, 38 The Reserve Basketball Team had an eventful and exciting year on the hardwood court, As noticed on the scoreboard, several of the games were won or lost by narrow margins after very exciting games. Gene George, john Brown, and john Kocher played excellent ball throughout the season and should bc outstanding material for the varsity for the next basketball season. All of the members of the team manifested a strong desire lo play Il good brand of ball and were always willing to add a few extra hours for practice and study. Coach Copeland was pleased with the recortl of the team for l the season. He deserves congratulations for an interesting reserve l basketball season. NINTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM Firxl row, fleft to righlj: Claes, Pfahler. Savage, Cnr- ver. Beidelman, and Thump- son. Scrum! fmu. Urfl la riglllj: Green, Hussein, A. Arm- strong, Cmigheml. Giller, G, Arxnslrnllg, Kind Couch Robb. The 9111 grade lezm Shelby ,,............,. 14 Shelby ,,.,...,,....,.. 29 Shelby .Y...,Y.,,.,.... 41 Shelby .Y,,.,.....,.... 28 Shelby ....,...,.,,,... 24 Shelby .,..,,,eeeee. 2,30 1 won 3 games and lust Ashland ,ee,.,,.. ,.,,........eVV Crestline Madison Gnlion Simpson ....,,, Ashland .......,. ................ , ,,,, 34 1 ,, 27 29 10. -12 34 44 EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM The Sth Grade team won 3 gzunes und lost 7 in the l957-1958 season. Shelby ........,ee.,,.e Bl Shelby .,............. 23 Shelby ,.,....,,...... will 35 Shelby .,.,....,,,,,,. Crestline Appleseed C-aihon ......Y..... Simpson ,,,, 53 iff eeeeeli leak .. ,,,,,..,., 43 f0VCl'l.ll'IlCD 28 Shelby ,e.,, .,..e,, Shelby Shelby Shelby ,,,.........., Shelby Shelby Shelby Shelby Shelby ,.Y........ Shelby , Shelby Shelby , ..,...... . Shelby ,..,.....,. .,.. Bucyrus ,.,,,.,,.,.......,...,..,, 43 lVill:n'rl .,eee ,,e,,,, 2 6 Crestline e,.,., .,,.... 2 6 lllillard ..... ,.,,r., 2 8 Madison Gallon .,,,,ll Bucyrns ,eee, Shelby .... lllillurd l....,.... Crestline ..,.,.,,. Vlfillzlrll Y,.,. Gulion ....,,. Bucyrus ,,.,. ,...,.,28 .,.....32 ,...,i.26 fOYCl'llIllC5 .,.....32 ,, r,., 43 EIGHTH G R .-KDE B.-XSKETBALL First row, flrft Io riglrlj: llipsher. Dunnlbnn. Arch- cleaimn, Frye, and Cecil, S1-mud mzu, Uri! In 1-iglzljz l-lalwk. Lewis. Heilsnnm, llid- dle. :md Sides. '1'l:irzl ron: flrfl in righlj: Moore, Clark, Schcel. Slew- url, Wrigln, and Conch Vzlrble. VARSITY TRACK TEAM l1957l James Fromm, one of the best thinclads from Shelby High was outstanding on last year's Track Team. He not only set two Shelby High records -broad jump-21 feet 2M inches and high him dles-15.7 seconds-but also .was thc N. O. L. Champion high hurdler for the second straight year. jim was a big factor in many of the Shelby team's wins. Some of the other significant members of the 1957 team and their events were: Larry Baker, who won the League hall-mile run for the third straight year: Tom Brown, milerg john Wagoner, low hurdles and relays: Joe Boneeutter, discus and shot put: John Seltzer, pole vault, relays, dis- cus: David Tullis, pole vaulter: Dick Mathews, dashes and relays: john Broderick, high and low hurdles: Eric Morse, mile and 4-l0 yard dash: Larry Siegfried, discus: Alfred ltlonn, shot put: Paul Beck, -H0 yard dash and relays: Bill Zehner, 440 yard dash and relays: Bob Stehling, 440 yard dash and relays: Bob Shedenhelm, pole vaulter: and Larry St. john, 100 yard and 220 yard dashes. First rmr, Ufft In riglifjz john Seltzer, Eric Morse, Larry Baker, David Tullis, john Wagoner, john Broderick, james Fromm, Alfred Munn, Richard Mathews, joe Bonccutter. and Larry Siegfried. Second row. deft In righlj: Tum Brown. William Zellner, Gene White, Robert Shedenhelm, james Roth. Allen Lutz Larry St. john, and Paul Beck. Tlrird row, Url! lo riglilj: Mr. Copeland Qhead coachj. Mr Varble Qaxsisrant coachj, llud Rinehart, John Rocher, Rich' ard Donley, Robert Stchling, Wally Ewalt, William Pomious and David Melirk fmanagerj. 52 VARSITY BASEBALL VARSITY BASEBALL STATISTICS BATTING AVERAGES GAMES IVE THEY AB Pct. Crcsxline ,.,.. .,,... 2 2 KI. Hollenbaugh ....,, ..,...,. 7 .714 Madison ..,... ,..,,. 5 3 C. Thurman ...... ,....,. 5 .400 Madison ,..... ,,.... 9 I L. Siegfried .,.., ,,,.,,, 3 0 367 Upper .,,,,, ,..,, I I I R. Hepncr ,,,,.,, .,,,,, 2 S 357 Bucyrus .... ..,... 9 0 AI. Schiller ..,,, ,,,,,, 3 G 333 Fremont .,,,.. .,.... I 0 B. May ........I ....... 2 9 510 Galion ....,..., ....., 3 4 L. Reidcl ..,,, ,,,..,. 7 286 Mansfield ...,,.. ..,,.. 3 0 D. Hull ....,., ,,,.., 3 9 .282 Willard ..,..,, ,.,,,, 6 4 D. Loveless ..,,,,, ,.,.., 2 6 231 Marion .. ...,,..,,....,.,...,.. ....,.I..........,.. 2 4 IS. Trout ...,,,, ,,..,, 3 6 .222 Upper ,,,,,,.,.. ,...,........,....., 2 ,.......,..,..... I 5 0 AI. Sillerlin ,,,,.,, ,,,,,,, I -1 214 PITCHERS' RECORDS N. Clcvcngcr ...,.. ,,... . I7 I76 IVON LOST D. Nicholson ...... .,.,.,. I 6 I25 I., Siegfried ,,... .,,, 4 0 -I. Wildman .,,,, ...,.,, 1 I 000 j. Schiffer ....... ..,. 3 2 D. Clady .... . ,...... 0 000 I.. Reiclel ..,,... ,,,............... I 0 fThc above are 1957 season stores and averages, HONORS Sectional Champions District Runner-Up fTrophyj Knerling, Cleft to rightj: N. Clcvengcr, j. Siffcrlin, J. Wild- Icsw. I.. Rcimlcl, C. Thurman, I.. Siegfried. D. Clarly, W. May m:m.j. Hollcuhnngh. D. Hull, R. Hepner, D. Nicholson, j. Schiffer, and Coach Slaurling, Ury! lv riglrlj: G. Wentz, Mgr., II. Trout. D. Love- Williams, WHIPPET GOLF TEAM Knrrling. Ur!! la riglulja Alnlrcw Zi1nn1cr1n:1n, jznncs Korlms. Wm'11cr Frcesc. Tom Cl:1b:mgl1, - l l'a 'A ani llil Inn X 111 Horn. Slanding. Cl:-ll In righlj: Hvnd Conch Yohn, Wayne Ingram. Tenn Wilmx, Don Yeuer. Lynn Lehman, and junior Phelps. Games M L. Gilead l957 GOLF Ashland ..... Marion .,,,..,, Vlfooslcr .,.... Gallon .,,,,... Madison ......... M I. Gilead Mansfield ,,.,.,. Ashland ..Y.,, Marion .,,,.., Galion -.. Madison ...,..... Mansfield ,,,..,. Wooster ,.,.., Lima ..... RECORDS We 1 M V1 S I5 I6 16 W, ,,,,,, 8 2 ..,... I6 .,,.,..l2 .......l4MZ 1 They 'l E41 15W a l I2 0 o ny. I4 8 8 0 4 In I5 Varsi ly Ingrzum lllilcox 1957 SEASON AVERAGES Average 80.5 82.7 85.5 Lelnnam ...... ,. ..,,.,,, .. ..... , Phelps Y eller ...,,,, ......., 87.7 88.6 92.4 Frccsc .....,. .................. . . ...... Reserve Team Clabangh .... ...,................,,,......... 9 5.6 Korbas ......,, ...,,.. ........ 9 6 .5 Van Horn ,...,. ........ 1 05.1 Zim1ner1nz1n ....... ........ I 20.7 Points 38 38 18 29 22 31 13 7 5 l W V: RESERVE BASEBALL Knee-ling. Url! ln rigliljz M. Durkin, B. Wagoner, -I. Rainey, D. Hull I Wlulc T Fought Laubic, R. Hollenhaugli. D. Trout. Standing, flrft to righlj: D. Curry, D. Livingston, D Clndy. C, Lux N lleicngci J llrmxn N1 Recd, G. Gillcr, Coach Munn. RESERVE BASEBALL SCOREBOX Shelby ...........,.... Shelby ................ Shelby ..l...Y.....,... Shelby ,,,,,,,,,.l,.A.. Shelby ................ Shelby .,....,......... 1 1 Crestline ..... Whctstone A . Galion jr. Hi. ..,,... Tlro ........,YYY.....,, Crestline ,.....,. Simpson . ..., A., ....Y......... , Shelby ...A,,.,..,.,,., Ni Gulion jr. Hi. ,..,Y Shelby ,............... Tiro .. .,.........YV.... ..,.. . . Shelby ,..,,......, L.. l 9 Simpson ,...... Shelby ..........,,.., I Madison ...................... Shelby won 4, lost 5, and tied l. Shelby had a total of 66 runs against Il lota 68 earned by their opponents. RESERVE TRACK TEAM 119571 First row. Us-fl lo fighlj: Phil Metzger, Tim Durkin. Gary Giller, Clifford Edgar, Eldon Crawlord, Jack Clem- ens, john Stevenson, Howard Keiser. john Butler. and Dudley lnsfho. Srmnd row. Url! In righlj: Bob Hcuberger, lVilliatn Xl'il- kins. Fred Mcliinnev, Roger White, jeff Horner, Bill Yar- Last year's Ql957j varsity track squad added greatly to the initial success of the football t nn in winning the N. O. L. by making a clean sv eep of the Northern Ohio League Meet, the Ylfooster Night Relays, and the Upper Sandusky Nite Re- lays - all for the third straight year for 9 trophies in 3 years time. The Track Squad also made a fine showing in its dual meets by overcoming Galion, 73 to 45: Madison, 87 to 513 VVil1ard 103113 to 14-2133 and Tiffin, 79 to 39. Its only loss was to a strong Bucyrus team - 74-5X6 to 43-l!6. The reserve team serves a training ground for young track stars to observe, train, and prepare to take the places of varsity members whenever the time comes. They are just as anxious to make their records as excellent as the 1955, 11156, and 1957 teams of Shelby High. man. Carl Koontz, Mark Lowmiller, Charles Miller, and Wilbur Metzger. Tltirzl row, flrll lo rigllljz Glennard Mack, David Bone- cutler. james Hageman, Bud Edgar. Charles Hartr. '1'om Baker, and Steve Snter. Fourtlz row. Uvfl to righlj: Head Track Coach Copeland and Asistant Coach Varblc. N. 0. L. MEET Yearly Record 1952 ....,.,,.,.,,.....,..,.,,................ Shelby 1953 ,,,,,,,... W .... Bellevue 1954 - ........... Bellevue 1955 ........ Shelby 1956 .....,. ......, S helby 1957 ........................................,....... Shelby XVOOSTER NIGHT RELAYS 1955 ,..,......... s ...............,..,... , ....,,.. Shelby 1956 , s,..,.,,, ........ S helby 1957 .............. .....,.......................... S helby UPPER NIGHT RELAYS 1955 ,,,,...... .....,..,..........,..............,.. S helby 19515 ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,.. smsltelby 1957 ........ Shelby WHIPPETTES First 1ow, Cleft to righlj: Stock, McClnrg, Welch. Guthrie, Sharkey, Duty, Troxell, Stevenson, Barber, and Britt. Scmnzl row, flelt Io riglltj: Crall, Hook, Sipe. Nicholson, Paulo, Hursh, Smith, jackson, Briggs, Walp, Gray, Silferlin, and McCort. Third row, flefl lo rightj: Lewis, Purvis, Notharker, De- Salvo, Morris, King, Ohler, Ernst, Peiller, Shank, Milliron, Hageman and Yetzer. Fourth ram, Ucf! to fightjz Workman, Floyd, Ilaltlridge. Stewart, Wisler, Post, Warden, Wvillizuns, Crow, Gray, and Hanrahan. Ififllx row, flefl to riglxlj: Stevenson, Griffith, Nicholson, Bricker, Phelps, Fry, Setterlield, Easter-ling, Wilkinson, Fer- rell. lrey, ant Snay. This year, the WHIPPET'l'ES, donning new uniforms of identical gray skirts, red sweaters, and while collars, inspired the football and bas- ketball teams at the home games as well as those away. They made an attractive picture in the new uniforms. An executive committee com- posed ol two girls from each class in school set up rules and regulations for the club, selected the uniforms, and planned the dance that was sponsored by the pep group. Sixth rmu, Hell lo rigltlj: Horner, Bauer, Carleton, Lees master, Culbertson, Haier, Ray, Christie, Iioudinot, Carlson, Dick. Berg, Karr, and Southard. Seventh row, Uvll lo righlyz Arnold, Lux, Little, Robertson, Morse, Williams. Cornell, Lashley. Argo, Stewart, Beck, Bone- cntter, and Heuherger. Eighth raw, flefl to righlj: Sands, Barnett, Welch, Shep- herd, Henkel, Rinehart, Shaver, Green, Keller, Vineyard, and lVeaver. Ninth raw, Url! In righlj: Waite, Hess, Cooke. Gates. High- ley, Gnisinger, Wagoner, Shedenhelm, Freele, Durkin, Baker, and Dawson. Miss Bowman is the advisor for the group. Membership in the group is composed of those girls who are willing to spend hours in rehearsals, attend all the games, and do their part in cheer- ing the teams on to victory. This group serves as excellent encouragement for the teams as well as the cheerleaders for the school. The Wl-lIl'PE'l'TES also appeared at the Marion Coliseum when the NVhippet Team played Marion High School in the basketball Lullrrltltllutll. 5 K ,, p sw X. f'fYF6f?f .ik u,vf.fgw :gf X SMQQ A X , a, 3 ? .' -V ' 47' If , 2 ' i Kr lx I I K , HN x va' I ku 3 . in 4 - 3,453 ' ' 3,34 Es, W . 1- ..- wqul EP? 'nv 'I CLASS OF 1958 -Xllcn Lulz Plcwulcm of the Class of l958 SENIOR CLAS Betty Crnll Secrcmryvlreasurcr of lhc claw S OFFICERS 'gm , e v ,gl W! 1 james lVi1dman Vice-presidcm of the class Mr. Robert L. Lnfferty Advisor for the class Members of the Class Executive Commiuee Firsl raw: james Wildmzn, Betty Cmll, and Allen Lutz. Second raw: Billie jenn Har- mon, Nancy Cooke, and Mar- lhn Schecrer. Third row: YVayne Jackson. Charles Thurman, and Paul Beck. Fourth row: Don Loveless, Robert Shedenhclm, and Carl Wiucly. Fillh row: Mr. Robert L. Laffcrty, advisor. . . RICHARD ADAM A mmbinnlion of Herkle and jerkle. . Band 9, 10, 11, 12: Stage Crew 9, 10, ll:Hi-Y11, 12: Scnior Stand 12, JOHN ARNTZ His .vmile and eyes rrcale those .t-iglix! Reserve Football 9, 10: Track 9, 10: Senior Stand 12. 1VlLl.lAbl BAKER Army-here I rome! Choir 9, 10, 11, 125 Reserve Football 9, 105 Senior Stand 12. SHARON BARBER Fill that prescription? I cnn'1 even reall it. Girls' Clcc Club 9, 10: Pep Club 11: Senior Stand 12. 3 , .- CLASS OF 1958 .,,,.-4, . . ,N .. MNH! 3 J 122.526, a 1 ,flfpliepyl ' f if ' H ,. , K, t.. - ' rl' Va.: S , fi... ' ' . 34... -Ji.. -Ui, ,win 2515: .,.. 4 1 ag, 4 Q 'lifi I L All 1 .gal Lx' ,.. X111 3. av. 2 J. 4 - i .f.x, .:. 1... ,.0.... . PAUL ARMSTRONG The Muyofs left-hand mnn. Subscription staff 125 4-H !l, 10: Reserve Basketball 10: S1'rat'k 9. 10: Senior Stand 12. 1il1.1iEN BAKER Ru!! over, Beethoven: Mime rmer, Liberate. Choir 113 Girls' Glee Club SJ, 103 Scxtcttc 9, 105 An- nual Staff 123 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11. 125 Pep Club 10, ll: Senior Stand 12. KENNETH BARBER But Mr. Mann-I'm sleepy! F.1f.A.9,10, ll, 12: Offi- rcr 12: 4-H 93 Senior Stand 12. PAUL BECK I lielizrric in Life, Liberty, and llm Hnppifiess of Ptuztuil. Student Council 93 Band 9, 10: Annual Staff 12: Hi- Y ll, 12: Football fVar- sityj 11, 12: Reserve Foot- ball 103 Track QVarsityj 10, 11, 12: SeniorSLanr1 12. 61 JOEL BEER Custom King! F. F. A. 9, 10, ll, 12: Al-H 9: Senior Stand 12. DONALD BOGAN Fill up the oil and check the gas! F. F. A. 10: Hi-Y 12, Track 9, 10: Senior Stand 12. VESTA BREWER She has a good nature in her Brew . F. H. A. 10, Band 9,10, 11, 12: Glce Club 105 Choir 11, 12: Annual Staff 12: Senior Stand 12. KIP BROCWELL He lhinkx lzimself a -wil but he's only half right. 62 CLASS OF 1958 FRED BIC-LER I propose to create an entirely new fashion in the styles. -l-H 9, 10: Senior Stand 12. CHARLES BONECUTTER Why worry about things beyond your control. F. F. A. 10, ll, 123 Officer 12: Senior Stand 12. BARBARA BRIGGS Her clmrm and perxonality outweigh her! ' Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12: Vice Pres- ident 12: Pep Club ll, 12: Officer 123 Annual Staff 123 Senior Stand 12. RICHARD BROXNN He lmowx the ABCE of the AC'.v and DC's. Band 9, 10, ll, 123 Dick at- lcndcd McKinley High School, Niles, Ohio 9, 10. DONNA JEAN BURKY Budget yvur time mrefully, it ix one thing you rmmot replace. Biology Club 10, ll, 121 Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Glec Club 103 Choir ll, 12: Sex- Lellr: 10, 113 Clarinet Quar- ter 9, 103 Annual Staff, Subsrription 12: Newspa- per Slaff 111 Tri-Hi-Y 125 Pep Club 10. CH,-XRLENE CARVER We all look up lo her. Band 9, 10, 11, 123 Annual Stall 12: Tri-Hi-Y 123 Pep Club 10,113 Clarinet Quar- tet 103 Senior Stand 12. DIANE CIABAUG1-I I ark .ra lillle in life. just fl man lo love and 'll7I!l!f!'- xlmul me. Ir llml ma much la ark of a niilliozmire? Class Play 105 Glcc Club 9, 10: SCCI'Cl2ll'y ll, 12: Senior Sland 12. As the great philosopher once said . . . Don Loveless DORIS CAREY Slze carries her qualities in qui ctn ess. Cafeteria 9, 10. LARRY CHARLES The Thinker! Baseball 103 Team manag- er 10, 113 Senior Stand 12, DON CLADY Will Ilze Still! Basketball lrcservcj 9, 10, 11, qvarsityy 12: 4-H 95 Baseball 10, ll: Senior Stand 12. 63 .l LARRY CLOSE Tell mc, how did II fool and his money get togetlier in the first place? Biology Club 10, 11, 12: Band 9, 103 Annual Sub- scription Stafl' 12: Dance Bantl 9, 105 Senior Stand 12. NANCY COOKE A smile adds to her face value. Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12: Officer Student Coun- cil ll, 12: Band 9, 10,11, 12: Choir 11: Girls' Glee Club 10: Sextctte 9, 10, ll: Annual Staff 12: Co-Editor of Annual 12: Tri-Hi-Y 11, 123 Tri-HLY Officer 12: Pep Club 10, ll: Clarinet Quartet 9, 10, 11, 12: Homecoming attendant 121 Senior Stand 12. ROBERT COX Don'l be troubleil if the temptation to give advice ix irresislalileg the ability to ignore is unitferml. Choir 9, 10, ll, 125 Reserve Football 9, 10: Track lVar- sityj 9, 10, 11, 12: Senior Stand 12. 64 YV1tut's B REVVing? fjane Smith, Betty Crall, Susan Hipsher MONROE COLLINS Any relation to Tom? Student Council 93 Choir 9, 10, ll, 123 Senior Stand 12. Scottie attended Tiro Schools also. BONNIE COPELAND If what I did yesterday still lookx big to me, I lmveift done much today. Tltespian Club 9. 10, ll, 12: Biology Club 10, ll, 12: Officer of Biology Club 125 Annual Staff 12: Usher 10, 11, 123 Pep Club 10, ll: Senior Stand. - ELIZABETI-1 ANN CRALL If il'x posxilzle to have 81lL'1'yllIl77g - SHE does. C lass Secretary-Treasurer ll, 12: Student Council 11, 12: Tllespian Club 9, 10, 11, 12: Biology C1ub10,l1: Band 9, 10, 11, 12: Annual Stall 123 Annual Subscrip- tion Stafl' 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12: Pep Club 10, 11, 12: Clarinet Quartet 9, 10, 11, 123 Homecoming Queen 12. LYNN CRALL A builder of geometric designs. Reserve Football 9, 103 Varsity Football 11, 12. WILLIAM DAMRON Treat me nice Reserve Football 9, 10: Varsity Football 11, 123 Re- serve Basketball 9, 105 Var- sity Basketball llg Track 9, 105 Reserve Baseball 93 Varsity Baseball 10, llg Senior Stand 12: Annual Staff 12. MICHAEL DURKIN One thing he saves for a rainy day is sunny dispasition. Varsity Baseball 12: Re- serve Baseball 10, ll: Golf 10, 115 Team Manager 9: Senior Stand 12. .IOHN EVVALT If I'a1 not afraid to face the music, someday I'Il lead the band. Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Reserve Basketball ll: Track ll, 12: Senior Stand. CLASS OF 1958 MARY SUE CROSTHWAIT Service with a smile! G. A. A. 9, 10: Glee Club 9, 10: Sexterte 9: Pep Club 11. GENE DUNLAP The best measure ofa man's mentality is the im- portance of things he argues about. Reserve Football 9, 10. NORBERT ENSMAN Time marches on, and I, for one, feel trampled. Track 9, 10, ll: Senior Stand 12. JERRY FAGAN Drummer boy! F. F. A, 9, 10, 11, 12: Offi- cer 109 Band 9, 10, ll, 123 Senior Stand 12. 65 -IANICE FERREL1. Gotln lzuriy limne rind fm! my xteer in the barn. F. H. A. ll, 12: Officer 12: 4-H Sl, 10, ll, 12: Senior Staind 12. CAROL FORAKER Life is not so slmrl but lim! there is always lime for mllrlexy. C. A. A. 10: Glec Club 9. 10: Scxlcltc 9: Senior Smml 12. GER.-Xl.DIN1E FURR 11151 look al those long lovely Iotks! Glec Club 9, 103 Senior Stand 12. RICHARD GRAHAM In order lo improve ilu: mind. we ought lo learn les.: and ronlemplnle more. Biology Club 103 Rcscrvc Basketball 103 Reserve Baseball 10: Senior Stand 12. 66 CLASS OF 1958 JAMES FINNEGAN Knowledge is knowing what, not why. Class Play ll: F, F. A. 11, 12: Officer 123 Baseball 105 Senior Sland 12. JOHN FRIEBEL 1.el'.i have n party! F. F. A. 10: Choir 12: Sen- ior Slzuul 12. PRISCILLA GIBSON Twitch! Tzuilrlr! Look al the boys! G. A. A. 93 Glec Club 9. 103 Pep Club 10, 113 Tri- Hi-Y 11. 12: Senior Stand 12: Animal Staff 12. NIARY ELIZABETH GRAY Here .vhe is!- Mfrs Rirllland County of 1957 Biology Club 10, 11, 12: G. A. A. 9, 10: Glcc Club 9, 10: Choir 11. 123 4-H 9: Pep Club 10, ll, 12: Senior Staind 12. Girls! Since l'rc been using Slendercllaf' Ann Lux. Marlha Srliecrcr, jezuinc Guisiuger DAVID GROVE A tall and siaiely grove addr something to any land. F. F. A. 9, 10, 11, 123 Offi- cer ll, 12: Reserve Basket- ball 10, 113 Varsity Basket- ball 12. JEANNE GUISINGER She is gifted will: an nr! to win new friends. F. 1-I. A. 9g G. A. A, 93 Glec Club El, 10: Choir l'l, 123 Sexlclle 9, 103 Trio ll: Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 123 Presi- dent 12: Pep Club 10, 111 Senior Stand 123 Annual Staff 12. ROBERT HALL Where rluex he do his Cl:ri.vtnm.r shopping? Reserve Football 9, 10: Re- serve Basketball 95 'I'rack 95 Senior Sland. CLASS OF 1958 LARRY GUILL The unspoken word never :Ives Imrrn. F, F. A. 101 Senior Stand 12. PH11. HAGAN l1'lm1aver you do you always mmf! rmzrage. Biology Club 10: Track 9. SCOTT HALLORAN His llmfc rules for success -look. deride, and arl. Class President 93 Band 9. 103 Reserve Football 10: Varsity Football 11, 12: Latin Club 9, 10: Officer 93 Radio Staff 10: Publica- iion Workshop 105 Senior Stand 12: Sfmt attended Waverly High School 9, 10. 67 Maul what a riot1 Larry Baker, jndy Mathews. Betty Crall. Connie Wilkins. -inn Lux. Susan Hipslxer. Judy Smith. Brenda Stock, Eileen Baker, Pat Newland. .IAN HAMILTON Ml Mmm, I have a question! Dramatics 10: F. H. A. 12: Choir 10, 11, 12: Glec Club 9: Cheerleader 9, 103 News- paper Staff 10: German Club 103 Booster Club 10: Pep Club ll, 125 Senior Stand 12. DON HARTGE One good, hartge laugh is like Il bombshell exploding in lhe right plare. F. F. A. 9, 10. RUSSELL HEPNER Self-trust is the essence of heroism. Reserve Football 93 Var- sity Football 10 ll, 123 Re- serve Basketball 10: Var' sity Basketball ll, 125 Baseball 10, ll, 129 Track 9, 10, 11, 12: Reserve Base- ball 9: Subscription Staff 12. 68 BILLIE JEAN HARMON I'm in lhe Army now frm! renllyy' Student Council 9, IO, 11, 123 F. H. A. 10: G. A. A. 93 Band 9, 10, ll, 12: Glee Club 103 Choir ll, 12: Sex- Lcnc 10, 11, 4-H llg Senior Stand 12. BRUCE HEINEKING Hou' are you fixed for lzlnders? Reserve Football 9, 103 Varsity 11, 12: Reserve Baseball 9, 10: Annual Stall 12: Senior Stand 12. SUSAN l-IIPSHER Variety is lhe .rpire of life. Class Play 9: Band 10, ll: Choir 9, 10, ll: Scxtette ll: Cheerleader 95 Tri-Hi-Y 12: Pep Club 113 Home- coming Atlendant 123 Sen- ior Stand: Subscription Stall 12, Advertising Man- ager. Susan attended New- ark High School 9, 10. BARBARA HOAK Fair, Fine, and Fzzscinnting Tltcspian Club 9, 10, 11, 12: Biology Club 10, 11: Band 9, 10, 11, 12: Choir 11, 12, Sextctte 0, 10, 11: Associate Editor Annual 12: Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12: Newspaper Staff 9, 10, 11: Reporter 9, 10: Activities Editor 11: Clarinet Quar- tet 9, 10, ll, 12: Pep Club 10, 11, 12: Pep Club Execu- tive Committee 12: Home' coming Attendant 12: Sen- ior Stand 12: Subscription Staff 12. MARY HOHLER Sheir Flipper!-over Elvis! Glec Club 9, 10: Pep Club 10, 11: Senior Stand 12: F. H. A. 9, 10: Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12: Annual Staff. jlilflf HORNER Descirmtion, Moon. Band 9, 10, 11. LAURA HOWERTON Have 'ou ever nnlired llml twinkle in her eye? Glee Club 9, 10: Senior Stand 12. CLASS OF 1958 DIANE HOAK Dinmonrls sparkle in her Eyei. Glee Club 9, 10: Senior Stand 12: Pep Club 10, 11. DAVID I-IOOVER A friendly .fort of a chap! Thespian Club 10, 11, 12: Stage Crew 9, 10, 11, 12: Senior Stand 12. ANNA H01-VERTON Sheir sugar and .rpiee and everything nice. Glce Club 9, 10: Senior Stand 12. WAYNE INGRAM Nine ball in the side. Senior Stand 12: Annual Staff 12: Golf 10, 11, 12: Reserve Basketball 10, ll: Varsity 12. c 59 CLOYD IREY Shelllyk Fishing Clxampl Senior Stand 12. WAYNE JACKSON I used to be terribly ron- rcilcd Im! I wen! lo n pxy- rllinlrisl and now I mn une of lhc nircxt guys in lawn. Student Council 9, 10, 11, 123 Officer 12: Choir 9, 10: Hi-Y lll, ll, 12: 0ff1l'C1' 12: Rcxcrvc Football 9, 105 Varsity Football 11, 125 Annual Slilff 12. RICHARD JONES He has his 1uenlme.v.fc.v, and is quite fund of several of Illeln. Thcspinn Club 9, 10, 11, 12: Class Play 9, 10: Fnuul 9, 10, 11:1-Ii-Y 10, 1l:St:lge Crew 9, 10, 11, 12. LARRY KEISER I alzunyx say Ilmt people who line in glass houses, Xll01lIlfl1'1 tlzrmu stones. Choir 11, 12: Reserve Foot- ball 103 Track 10, ll. 70 CLASS OF 1958 RUTH JACKSON The life of any party. Band 9, 105 Tri-Hi-Y 10, ll, 123 Pep Club 10, 11, 123 Senior Stand 12. WILMA JOHNSON A I-ler Imauty ix more lhnn skin deep. Senior Stand 12. GARY KAPLE living' day brings new op- porlnnitics lo be foolish. JANE KEMPF Nczztnexs is a xmlnnlzle nxxcl. Glcc Club 9, 10, Senior Stand 12. G rcelings-EA RTI-I People. WAYNE KIDWELL Wherelv your grade card, Wayne? GERALD KREINBRINK The guy with the Ipana Smile. F. F. A. 9, 10, 11, 123 Offi- cer 10, 11, 12: Senior Stand 12. jANICE LAMBIERT She parks a powerful punch. Glee Club IO, ll. CLASS OF 1958 IANICE KNAPP I love the simpler things in lilc-men. Thespian Club 11, 123 Bi- ology Club 103 G. A. A. 9, 10, 11, 12: Band 9, 10, 11, 123 French Horn Quartet 9, 10, 11, 123 Woodwind Quintet 9, 10. ' CRAIG KUNISH Around ilu: worlzi in 17 ycznx and 80 days. Class Play 93 Dance Club ll: Rifle Club ll: Davis High, Kaysvillc, Utah. MARY LASER Cl1arily? . . . Noop! G. A. A, 9, 10: Officer ll: Glec Club 9, 10. - 71 CHRISTINA LAUBIE Diamonds are a girlis best friend. Senior Stand 12. KAY LIVINGSTON Silent, but sweet. Band 9, 10, 11, 12: Annual Subscription Staff 123 At- tendance Office Secretary ll, 12: Senior Staind 12. DON LOVELISSS An All-Around Athlete and Friend. Student Council 99 Annual Staff 12: Varsity Football 11, 123 Reserve Football 9, 103 Varsity Basketball 11, 12: Reserve Basketball 10: Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12: Rc- scrve Track 93 Class Execu- tive Committee ll, 12. 72 W11al's so interesting, boys? Wayne Ingram-Don Loveless LYNN LEHMAN It takes very little to mp- ture my imagination - especially when the right girl ix wearing it. Choir 12: Hi-Y 10, 11, 12: Reserve Football 9, 105 Golf 9, 10, 11, 123 Senior Stand 12. GENE LOVE A walking example of Louc's Sweet Shoppe. Biology Club 9, 109 Band 9, 10, 11, 12: Choir 11: YVHIPPET TALES Staff 10, 113 Track 9. FIRMAN LUCHAU Ulnclzriatetl by the exuber- rmee of his own -uerbosityf' Choir 9, 10, 113 Senior Stand 12. ALLEN LUTZ Natural Born Leader' Class Presitlcm 10, 11, 125 Student Council 10, 11, 12: Reserve Football 9, 10, Varsity Football ll, 123 Rc- serve Track 9, 103 Varsity Track ll: Annual Staff, Associate Editor. ROBERT MCGUIRE lf you are ns smart as me you don'I need to study. Annual Stuff 12. DARLENE MABRY G0ldiIozrks F. H. A. 10, 11, 12: Officer 11: Glee Club 9, 10: Tri- 1'li-Y 125 fl-H 10, 11, 123 Senior Stnncl 12. FORREST METZGER I-'m'rie. lhc Ka!! Hi-Y 10, ll: Reserve Foot- ball 9, 10: Varsity Football ll, 12: Truck 9, 10, ll, 12. CLASS OF 1958 ANN LUX 1t'II rome ou! in the Wnxhing. F, 1-1. A. 9: G. A. A. 9. 10, 11: Choir ll, 12: Glee Club 9, 103 Pep Club 10, 11: Sen- ior Staind 12. ,IUDY MeCLURG A prclly face and a sparkling personality. Clxeerlezuler 9, 10, 11, 123 Pep Club 11, 125 SubscripA lion Stull 12. QIUDITH MATHEWS Her giggle is contagious. F. H. A. 10, 11: Officer 11: G. A. A. 9: Choir 11, 12: Glee Club 9, 103 Sextctte 9, 103 Pep Club 10, 11, 12: Senior Slzuul 12. jAN1S METZGER She mind: her P's and Q'.v -penxiuc and quiet. Glee Club 9, 103 Choir 11, 12, Senior Stand 12. 73 ROSANN METZGER A plrramzlt .rmilc win.: by a mile. Choir 11, 12: Glcc Club 9, 10: Scxreue 95 Senior Suuul 12. DAN MOORE Grandma would never know THIS Gus! Treasurer 10, 113 Class Play 11: Bamil 9, 10, 111 Choir 10. 113 Annual Smff 12: Bziscbaill 10, 11, 12: Bais- kclbzlll Manager Sl, 10, 113 Lzuin Club 10, 113 Athlclir Association 9, 10, 11. Dam nllciulcd Shiloh School for grzulcs 9, 10, lb 11. PAT NEYVLAND Tlllr live wire dom nu! require any rhnrgiug. F. H. A. 9: G. A. A. 9, 102 Glue Club 10: Chccrlcaulcr 51, Tri-1'1i-Y 10, ll, 121 Pcp Club 10: Scnim'St:m11. DARYI. NICKELSON Young for his age. Reserve Basketball 9, 102 Baseball 10, 11, 123 Truck 93 Senior Smml 12. K 74 CLASS OF 1958 A 'Q Q 'Qi , -4,0 Tj mr fig: 1f'f'Lj ,Q . . A mi' , - f Lil i A 'fin A x .,,. . EDNVARD MILLER And again I my the farm- mxr are getting ri raw deal. F. F. A. 9, 10, 11, 12: Offi- cer 11, 12: -1-H 125 Senior Slzuid 12, KAREN NESS Calm, C001 and Collcclcd. F. 1-1. A, 9, 10, 11. 122 Still- ior Sxzincl 12. CAROLYN NICKELSON Many n xmile and never Il 'lUO1'l':X'. SlllllCHl Council 9, 10. 11: F. H. A, 10, 11. 12. Officer 11: G, A. A. 9, 10, 11pG1cc Club 103 Chccrlczuler 9: Pep Club 111, 11, 12. JON PAGE I zlisagrrrc. 1I'.r Illix way . . . Biology Club 111, 11, 12: Officer 12: Bauul 9. Lvnu Crall drives llu: laucsi - ai hzlrd-top Plymouth. LYLE PALMER Goldie! Choir 11, 121 Reserve Foot- ball 9, 105 Track 9, 123 Sen- ior Stand 12. SPENCER PUGH :'Peck'.v Good Boy. Biology Club 10, 11, 12: Biology Club Officer 11, 123 Band 9, 10, 11, 12: Baseball 105 Trombone Ensemble 9, 10, 11, 123 Sen- ior Staind 125 Annual Staff 12. ROBERT RHODES The ardent angler. Senior Stand 12. CLASS OF 1958 DOROTHY PAULO The mighty one among 115. F.H.A. 10, 11, 125 Officer 113 Pep Club 10, ll, 121 Senior Stand 12. JOYCE QUIGGLE You don? have to be loud to be liked. Bzmd 9. 10, 11, 12g Senior Suind 12. THOMAS RIDENOUR A lulure Be1'i-papa . Senior Stand 12. 75 HAROLD RINEHART Champion ol his righlx. Band 9, 10, 11, 12: Hi-Y 122 Track 11, 12: Senior Stand 12: Drutn Major 11, 12. AIUDITH ANN ROBERTSON A hardy laugh win.: many. Senior Stand 12. MARTHA SCHEERER No Iwo people are alike, and both of them are glad of it. G.A.A. 9: Band 9, 10. 11, 12: Newspaper Staff 9, 10: Tri-Hi-Y 10, ll, 121 F.F.A. Queen 11: Clarinet ensem- ble 10, 11, 12: Executive committee ll, 12: Home- coming altentlant 12: Sen- ior Stand 12: Annual Staff 12. 76 Shelby students study in style in the Library-jeff Homer and janire Lambert at the reference hooks. CLASS OF 1958 IAMES ROBERTS Work fascinalex me: in fart, I crm .vit and stare at it all day. Senior Stand 12. JAMES ROTH Does he like when! or Oal.t? Hi-Y 12: Reserve Football 9, 10: Varsity Football 11, 12: Track 11, 12. MARY SCHEERER No mm people are alike, and both of them are glad of it. G..-MA. 9: Band 9, 10, 11, 12: Annual Staff 12: Tri- Hi-Y 10, ll, 12: Newspaper 9, 10, 11: Clarinet Ensem- ble 10, 11: Pep Club 10, 11: Xllnodwind Quintet 12. TOM SCHIFFER The Candy Kid Band 9, 10: Reserve Basket- ball 10: Baseball 10: Hi-Y 10, ll, 12: Senior Stand 12. SANDRA SHAFFER A Dependable and Likeable Person. G.A.A. 9, 10: Glee Club 9, 10: Senior Stand 12. MELINDA SHAW I Love to Live and Live to Love. Class Play ll: G.A.A. 9, 10: Band 9: Choir 11, 12: Glee Club 10: Sexteue 10: Tri- Hi-Y 10, 11: Pep Club 10, ll. GARY SHEPHERD A Big Produce Man. Reserve Football 9, 10: Varsity Football Il, 12: Track 9, 10: Black Light Cgew 9, 10: Senior Stand CLASS OF 1958 DAVID SEATON To Hurry and Worry is not my Creed. Choir 12: Reserve Football 9: Senior Stand 12. EUNICE S1-IANK She lm: that gift of all gifts -the ability to make and keep friends. F.H.A. 12: Glee Club 9: Librarian 9, 10: Senior Stand 12. ROBERT SHEDENHELM He always fights his way to win the game, and never thinks himself ta the fame. Student Council 9, 10, ll, 12: Student Council Offi- cer ll, 12: Hi-Y 10, 11, 12: Hi-Y Officer 11, 12: Re- serve Basketball 10: Var- sity Basketball 11, 12: Base- ball 9: Team Manager 9: Reserve Track 9, 10: Var- sity Track 10, 11, 12: Ex- ecutive Committee 12: Sen- ior Stand 12. JAYNE SHEPHERD Fame and Fortune will bring her much, For she has lhe artists touch. Band 11, 12: Choir ll: Glec Club 9, 10: Sextette 9: Annual Staff 12: Newspa- per Staff. ll: Tri-Hi-Y 10, 12: Pep Club 10, 11: In charge oi black light scenes 10, 11, 12. 17 BONNIE SIISGFRIED As merry as the day is long. G.A.A. 9, 103 Glee Club 103 Sexlctle 10, Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, Usher 9, 10, 11, 12, Senior Stand 12. FAYE SIPE Her friend.: are as imzumerable ns her facts of lmowlerlgc. Band 9, 10, ll, 125 Annual Staff 12: Newspaper Staff 10, ll: Tri-Hi-Y ll, 12:01- ficer 123 4-H 9, 10, ll, 12: Instrumental Ensembles 9, 10, 11, 12: Secretary of Band Room 10, ll: Pep Club 12: Girls' 512116 ll, Senior Stand 12. JANE SMITH I Esmy de.rmnce1'lnda! fI'm cm baH'ns.rn'dj. Biology Club 10, 11, 125 Dramatics 10, Band 9, 10, ll, 123 Choir 113 Glec Club 51, 103 Sexlelte 10, 113 Tri- HixY 12: Pep Club 10, ll. JOSEPH STACKLIN A future rorkel pilot? Dramatics 10. 78 JOHN SIFFERLIN A true sportsmnn. Baseball 9, 10, ll, 12. CAROL SMITH A girl of sterling clmracler. F.H.A. 10, ll, 12: Glee Club 9, 10: Tri-Hi-Y 12: Librarian 12, Senior Stand 12. jUDY SMITH It's n good thing they dmfl have a time clark in lhis xchool. Biology Club 10, ll, 123 G.A.A. 93 Band 95 Glee Club 103 Sexlettc 105 An- nual Staff 12: Tri4Hi-Y 10, ll, 12: Pep Club 10, ll. DAVID STACY I see, Mr. Mann. Choir 12. David amended New Springfield Local High School, Petersburg, Ohio. ROBERT ST121-l1.1NG The mos! dijfirull thing for me lo do ix I0 keep my chin up without slirhiug out my neck. Hi-Y 10, 11.1221-Ii-Y Offi- cer 11, 12: Varsity Track 11, 12: Reserve Track 10: Senior Stantl 12. CHARLES TIHIURMAN I imma a lor 11111 I calf! lhink of if. Student Council 9: Thes- pian Club ll, 12: Thes- pian Club Officer 12: Class Play 11. 12: Choir 11, 12: Animal Staff 12: Varsity Football 11, 12: Reserve Football 10: Reserve Bas- ketball 10: Baseball 9, 111, 11, 12: Track 9: Buckeye Boys' State 11: junior Class Executive Committee 11: Senior Class Executive Committee 12: Senior Stand 12. DENNIS VAN XVAGNER One of lhe best things he hnx up his sleeve is his funny hone. Band 9. 10, 11: Senior Stand 12. CLASS OF 1958 IAMES SWANGER He win: the confidence of nll. jim attended Savannah High School and came to Shelby on December 10. 1957. F. F. A. 9. 10: Choir 9: Annual Staff 12: Senior Stand 12. BRENDA STOCK Yea, Team - I.el'.r ftte, Team - Lf:l'x WIN. Class Secretary-Treasurer 10: Student Council 10: Choir 11, 12: Girls' Glee Club 9, 10: Girls' Sextette 10: Animal Staff 12: Vat'- sity Cheerleader 10, ll, 12: Newspaper Staff 10, ll: Pep Club 10, 11. 12: Buck- eye Girls' State 11. 11'1l,1.lAlXl TROUT Cindy, Oh! Cindy Student Council 12: F. F. A. 9, 10, 11, 122 F. F. A. Oflirer 11, 122 Hi-Y ll, 12: fl-H 9, 10: Varsity Football 11, 12: Reserve Football 9. 10: Varsity Basketball 11, 12: Reserve Basketball 10: Baseball 9, 10, ll, 12: Track 9. NANCY XVALP A nicer person cannot be found: she is a true friend lo many. Band 9, 10, 11, 12: Annual Advertisement Staff 12: Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12: Pep Club 10, Il, 12: Band Room Secretary 11: Senior Stand 12. 79 ANN WHITE A perfect example of a perfect lady. Band 9, 10, 11, 12: 4-H 9, 10, 11, 12: Senior Stand 12. MICHAEL V. WHITE The customer is always right. Student Council 10: Senior Stand 12. Mike :mended Cheshire, Ohio, Schools 9 lk 10. THOMAS YVILCOX All any grown-up experts of me is that I act like nn adult and be satisfied to be Ireated like a child. Golf 9, 10, ll, 12: Senior Stand 12. CONNIE WILKINS Compclilion for Grandma Moses. Band 9, 10, ll, 12: Pep Club 10, 11: Tri-I-Ii-Y ll, 12: Senior Stand 12. B0 CLASS OF 1958 ,L . 'A s 'f. -1 , I' Qt, , . 1'?': i:'-g, ' 1 ' ' -:'1f.fif.f ..Z6.x 3g- .gi , , R A. 1 HOXVARD WHITE I am always ready to learn, although I do not always like lacing Iaught. F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 12: -I-H 9, 10, 11, 12: Baseball ll, 12: Team manager 9, 10, 11, 12: F.F.A. Officer ll, 12. WILBUR WHITE Our rontribulion lo the F.F.A. Band 9, 10, 11, 12: 4-H 9, 10, ll, 12: Reserve Foot- ball l0: Track 10, ll, 12. jAMES XVILDMAN Wild man on a lion.. Class V. Pres. 12: Student Counril 11, 12: Band 9, 10, 11, 12: Annual Staff Co-Ed- itor 12: Newspaper Staff 9, 10, 11: Hi-Y 10, ll, 12: Baseball lreservey 10: jun- ior Executive Committee ll: Ensemble lk Solo Con- test 9, 10, 11, 12: Boys Slate ll: Senior Executive Com- millce 12: Annual Sub- scription Stail' 12. SANDRA VVILLIAIXISON Shc's so scatlerbrained she never knows whirh fool she has in her mouth. G.A.A. 9, I0: Choir 11, 12: Glee Club 9, 10: Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12: Pep Club 10, ll: Senior Stand 12. CARL WINELY The next Serrelmy of Agrirulture. Class Virc President 10, 115 Student Council 10, 119 F. F. A. 9, 10, ll, 12: Officer ll, 12: Annual 123 Reserve Football 103 Varsity 11, 12: Track 9, 10, 11, 12. Busi- ness Manager of Scarlet S. CHARLES WOLFORD Tops in lhe alleys Varsity football ll, 125 Sen- ior Stand 12. Chuck came to Shelby High from Can- ton High Srhool. Llili YETZER If l'm studying when the learhcr enlcmj. awaken me. Senior Stand 12. SUE ANN YOUNG Does anybody wan! lo hear a joke? F. H. A. 9, 10, ll, 123 F. H. A. Officer 12: G. A. A. 9, 101 Senior Stand 12. CLASS OF 1958 t. 3 .ik i.,.., Q. KAY. 3 n .JF fx. , ,Y .,. 1 tal .Q SALLY WINELY Champion of rivil righlx. Sally joined our class from Ashland High School. Class Play ll: Band 9, 10, llg Choir El, 10, 113 Pep Club llg Thcspian Club ll. ALBERT YETZER My arluire is not to lake life too .veriou.rly. l'ou'Il never gel out of it alive. Track 10: Senior Stand 123 41-H 9. THOMAS YOSICK I am a self-made man. Bill I think if I hall to do it omrr again, I would call him mmelliing else. Class Play 9: Reserve Bas- ketball Elg Baseball 95 Track 9 while attending a prep schnol. Senior Stand 12, W11.I.lAlNl ZEHNER The only bus driiler who i.rn'l on Mr. I.afjerly'.v lisl. Varsity Football ll, 12: Re- serve Football 105 Reserve Basketball 105 Varsity Track 10, ll, 12: Reserve Track 9: Senior Stand 12. 8I CLASS OF 1959 President ..,.,,,,,, Vice-President .. .......,. ,,,.,,, , , Secrelziry-Treasurer Advisor ,,,,,,.,,, ,... . ...,,,,,,, Miss . ,Dennis Curry .Tom Clnlmugh udy Bom' H urryet Snyder CLASS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AND OFFICERS Fira! raw: Torn Clalbnugll. Judy lluor. Dennis Curry, and Miss Snyder Qndvisorj . Sr-murl min: Il:n'l1:n'n Gundrinn, Shirley Marshall. Judy l'eiIl'cl'. Cynthia Shoemaker, and joy lluor. Tlninl row: joe Thonipson, Lzuv ry Sl. john, Gary Gillcr, Torn l.ull. and Norman Clcvcnger. S9 4 I-my N Alice Allwlnc QQ it 'A ' A il! ,V is Armstrong i , A K , - Sgt xv N Beverly -5 h ' Q r is Iunet M20 -A 4,5 ry 3: ' lsnlm-mga lf' I - .- 'J Carol Sue ' L Mary BCH L f ' , ,' Biglel' - x '- , x N' , , . .loan l in Q' 1' 4' 1' 1 Q' X 'HU al ' R bert D , H .wr 1 ww, . man . M, . o Biddle ,fx ' N In ' .iflbi G' Biglin - l If ..- sv. X . r W, - 0-'34 4 , W ,fry ,Q Horner Q K 1 K , : ng, ,. Judy Bloodlunrl gg, 3. li h A, ,V Bom. V 2' 1, ' + ff , '. , L If . , . . 'hi Joy 1' ,V John Boor ,Z - X' Boyce S2 5 . V . 1 ' f . Fall: Breitmann Ted Bricker Robert Burley John Butler Charles Cavanaugli Tom Clabaugli Tom Close james Coleman Iilnlon Crawford Roosevelt Croslliwait Russell Donnelly Tim Durkin Barbara Ernst Lydia Ewalt CLASS OF 1959 -um It .I udy Brown J a n ice Burkett Norma Caskey Roberl Cassity john Clemens Norman Clevcnger Alllflllil Colleclge Harold Cooke Peggl' Crow Dennis Curry Clifford Edgar Richard Iirclienbrecker Robert Fa th james Fellows Allen Fensch Beverly Fcrgusoh K urcn Fra nk Warner Frecsc Roberta Graham Leom Greenawnll Shirley Gwirtz Cr-cm Hardin Roger Hnvcrlicld Mary Ann H awk Richard l-lollcnhzxugh Fred Hughes Dudley Inschn Joyce jones 84 CLASS OF 1959 . Qu, ., Q h..f- D Hg M 1, 2 ,., , r , 'wi iff' Q .gr A. fygg df, ' iw. ' 45 4 1 ,,, r l . , : ,tl I dl sa-ag - .l 1 , 55: , : ' if I N 'er ' 3 'li'1 . , 'A ff ww l ' y -:iff 'Q' ' 'X Riff . .V 4'1-'ax Ai -wh I, r s T1 qw 5 ' 'Hi h -zflw. .. A i y , -Q 0 , Q- 3 V ' x A 3 limily Floyd unc! Frank john Gurrigucs Gary G i I lcr Barbalrzn Gu ndrum Ruby Gu lchu Il Prudunrc Hzxrl Gcurgc Hartz Wnrrcn Heck Linda l-lcltcr jzuucs H ughcs David lnnis Doris jordan Howu rd Kciscr Sandra Keiser Susan King Jzunes Korbas Nick Kreinbrink M zirvin Lewis Bonnie Loomis Tom Lu lz Ln rry M ztrki Il Judy M cCollough Deborah Mellick Rurli Ann Metzger Kay Miller Cynthia Morris Sue Nnthachcr CLASS OF 1959 Norcne Kirkpn trick Putty Kirkpatrick Esther Lcpard Lynda Lewis Mary Luchnn Robert Lutz Shirley Marslinll David Mayer Mzirilyn Metzger Philip M crzger Mary Lynne M i l liron janet Moore Connie Oates Linda Ohlcr Judy Peiffer William Pontious Timothy Puckey Suzanne Pnrvis Dan Ref fert Lennie Reidel Joan Robertson Larry St. John August Schreiber Karen Seton Ronald Simon David Smith Emlwztrtl Solingcr Robert Sprague CLASS OF 1959 Judy Post J ames Precht YVa nd il Queen James Rainey Mark Rietschlin Gordon Robertson Judy Savage James Schiffer Sandy S ha rrock Cynthia Shoemaker G co rgi a Sini th YVa rren Smith Tom Stevens John Stevenson Glenda Stewart james Stout Joe Thompson Putty Van Osdel Lallonnzu Welch Diana YVen tz john Wildnmn Ann Y'Villimus Evelyn Mlilson Bztrbzlra Winans An n Ye t zer Beth Yetzer Andrew ZllTll'l1Cl'l'l12ll'I CLASS OF 1959 Gary Stroup Sue Sweet janet V iers Byron YVagoner Glenn Xven ll Judy VVhisler lXIZll'g2ll'l3l lN'illiznns Nancy Williams Ru th XVorkmnn Lynn Hlright Howard Yoh zx Dirk Zeiters as Q! 3 4.1 SOPHOMORES CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISOR Min Slranfll fmlvisorj, john Rocher fprcsitlenlj. Mary Mar- garet Griffith fSct'rclnry-'l'rcns- urcrj. and Ricliaml Donlcy lVicc-Prcsidenlj. f ' Snntlrn Alexander lid Ammo ' 9 Santlrzi Argo . Esther Armstrong Q Nancy Armstrong , D K Fran Arnoltl , , 4 Judy Baker Y - , Q Kay Baker F Tom Baker t Becky Barbour . 'N .A i sl ir, Jw Terry Bauer Allredzt Beck Ricllartl Berry , ,, Donald Bells Robert Bogan Q , David Bonccuttcr A ' Mary Ann Bricker Gary Brown John Brown I' .1 V if Nancy Carleton jzmn Chew Pam Chew . 1,1 Philip Chew V4 K , jo Anne Christy 3 Linda Clztbztugh . .. --1 sw '1 SOPHOMORES Mary Llacly . Mike Claily 'i t N . 1 ' 1 1 Karen Clark W 1 ,Q g ' Y ' . 5 . V - f' . W, Russell elm-k Z. 14-m F ' ' . F ' , yy 'L james Colledgc V ' 1 jk . r A +, ,gr in f r. I .Aim 5 J Ricliaril Cope K , Sharon Copeland Connie Cornell joan Culbertson Richard Donley 9 K ...V ww 2 'F 'A-.fl 1 vi -a Gm: Q Q 47, , fig gm, ma. .fo CJ' , ' v lie: 4 ,- Tim Dorf . X Dore DuVall f Ai A ig- V 1 Q 4, 2 Barbara Easlerling 1 A i Z ., ai 5 'S' i l i :- Dorothy Eberl - Q Q ' H ii 'Q , , 1 f Patricia Ebersole V L L 'E K ' ifffl? J ' '7 ' I 3 fl' , ilf i. , 3' A i A Maralyn Edgar .X . Martin Edgar x. 'wb l ' I 1 ia arm-iiyn ligncr l , wr ' 1,9 ati! V' vt. W WC WS n fall 4 f ' 313 my .435 -lan Fair ,if-:-' F ,,. -mi i S'ifg1jp?L 4 'i f 3 f A, , h - Marv 1 4 rg C ,.e -, A 1-ff r jane Fellows M I , Carolyn Ferrell fi ' Bridget Finnegan J-,dwg l 3, .- in ,' ,N - wi , Evelyn Fisher ' 1 Y . .. F, ' . '1 v . ' ' 2 ' s Y ' V ,- '. 'ml-y Foughn 3 .- w QM- p 14, ., F F -1 x ,arts-If f ' 1 w - 'x iw I Judy France 9 L t Barbara Fry g.. .F rg, . yr ' f W A 'A' ' . ' iff? Iii TOUI FU' , ' jjgifgi 4 ' ,i jay Fullagcr , ffl? ' I if QS' gb . Gene George ' 1- . A 'Film -510 Tom Gerliart Virginia Glower Nancy Gray 3 I ' 'V i Mary Margaret Griffith Don Grinnner l , X q M Q .,- f , r- .1 89 SOPHOMORES Ulillizun Guill Daneen Guthrie Harriet Hzifer Jim Hageman Mary Hall Clayton Hallnulrk james Harrington Edwin Hartz Robert Heubergcr Kathleen Heydingcr Gary Hipsher Wendell Hobbs Merle Horne Connie Horner Robert Horniug Dixie Howcrlou Vincent Huggins Dan' Hull Doris Huston Burl luglc ss: f 4, 'WL .Q in ,Q ,Z 4 .rg ' li jwwf ,: 2. -Q 4 hi' 'K L' . y f F, I a .' Q . . K . N, Q., rc ye , ' 'S I s ,if , , W Q ,. , af , 'I 6 .. Q ' 1 I ,in-la . '4.2 2 s.- N .. . , 1, ji ' , .Q 6.5. 2 .i.' 4 . Hia' 1- A :. in Aff Q, ?' g-5.22 ,QI x fi X 253 liisilf Y .. 9' ....x . K? ,NA i 8 --.. ,. H 2 . v-f , . Q - J, ,.. ' ,vi f' v' J z - exist, sn. :ff vs: .sw ' di f Q in 'Q 5132 , 4 . px- ig, 7,-, f fgfQ?1'2'?g . - ' I li. '- Q? w 1 W- .-q-N 1, v me : ff--3 -A333 it S366 ' WF Q W' '. i1tI 1 . QQ ...f .. 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'.'f'rff , , -4 ,W W A 90 lun Irey jerry Jennings Geneva jordan Richard Keil Dale Keller Gary Keller Mack Keller Richard Keller Denis Kempl' Georgia Kemon john I-lnchcr Carl K00l'llZ joyce Kuhn Richard Ln Barge Ruben Lanzen 5 iw 'ix ' .. . if .gtg ' - ,fan si M w f. 2 3915 n , l ,gaps 1 + 2 uf' x Roger McClurg Fred McKinney Glcnard Mark jackie May David Mclick Gerald Metlger Wilbur Metzger Charles Miller Gene Miller Beverly Miicltcll Charles Molnzu' Nancy Moon Carol Moore Sue Moore Terry Moore Gay Morse Patricia Murphy Larry Myers Rosemary Neff William Ncthcrs 1, rn' wr' SOPHOMORES Aniauxdax Lnshlec jeff Luubie Susan Laubie Lindam Lccnmster Dizlnc Lewis Willizun Linncan Judy Little jounne Littleton David Livingston Mark Lowniiller Blflly Ludwig George Lux Louise Lux .loan Lysinger Szuulra Mabry y L ' L L i A. .. - x ' wi t v .,- a L A a v L L- ' ery or Lil Q- L 'gt-IL v x y X1-r , ' '54 .V ,L - ' 1' i 'fl ' l l ,V :gffff T flflzt ' ,I -4 ww.. t ,,- I M L51 3 M L g -A QL at a' A' WGWP L L ' K . ' I ' , .. L. L sw, j .hd . ...L .4 r , L L .Lt . A. , M X , L 'K 5. . 'f xv 4' J 1 1 s ul V . Mg ls ,tp f wr L sq ' L .S jx-y Y, i' -f ,in f t i al 1 'A' ' -'fn , g y 'V 'xv fb ,le t 5,15 Q gf if Y. W 14.4 E in N its. L ' g5iL,:f,.,L'5r'i, ' M AA jg ,Q . 7 l' .I l Tl Q' 'f A' f'1'.n-t. def kg '17 V I 'Lf 'V ' nf' V L -f ,154 i i' LM 9l SOPHOMORES P A ,iw ew? 1 I AIP s 4' ' ' 71 X Nancy Nicholson t , Russell Patton ,-, 5 3 i , if , ,K julia Phelps Z Y L X - ' A y 1 Peggy Pitney ' 5 ' 5 -vi ' V V f Mary Post W ' 1 - .F Jerome Precht David Rainey V - Mary Anne Ray I N- ' f ., 4 X' 'Qt 7 Lois Reetl j g ' -if 1 W Mark Reed Q f ' ' A 5 . al l a f Nell Reed Wayne Reed ' 1 1 y Evan Ricllartls - i ' 5, 'Q ' . M. -f Bill Rifhm ' ' Butl Rirkett f V 'Z lg' 6 ' , A y Q 'Mag ' K , x T ' H 5,4 A ,gf P '?. f i A 0 A V 1 Q ffl' E3-i t! ve' W 1 on its Q . 2. '- Ig y 41 45,5 1 , -va LZ V L 17 y ' i g V4 f' ' 1 1. Q.n....i ' Q I A f A ' 1 .y W l . , -. . fi . ' ,J Q: C ,. 93? A . ' ' 2 at f 1' Q . ,A ' sr., ,K ' Ney' A, h , - A N , - , It I 2 v 5 S j V it , it f ' .. f' W .K 111.8 i ' 7 ' ' A., , ' tb ,IV 4 .Z - ,r' A fs. . f .Lx t 92 - .4 Lee Anne Ritlenour Susan Robertson Susan Robinson Patricia Roush Toni Schull Arthur Seaman Barb:u'a Setterfielml Sandra Sargent Keith Slmffer Ann Shank Gloria Sharkey Allan Sharpless janet Shupp -Iznues Sillerliu Cathy Smith jauues Smith Sherwin Smith Susan Snay Carter Steele Scott Stephens I 7 4-r ,t '4 if gl-'R ey , .9 u -2 'V 'env' if j 5 'fqffll Q ajft' 1... fin T t 4 ' 1-ef, 'va , I- N? Ward White Penny YVhitmore William YVilkins Roberta Wlilkinson Jeanne YVillianxs David Xl'inans Charlotte Winely john XVo0drulI Sandra Yllrny lliclxard Vllrighl Bill Yannan David Young Ronald Young Stephen Young Tom Zellner I nnes Russell Q A . ,mf me ig, SOPHOMORES Q Anne Stevenson , Sally Stevenson W' 1 H ' 1- Patricia Stewart wi 4 S john Stileler , 'l om Stover I . V 5-. A 'AQ gf-0 Q :ly 415 A I -1-, Q fkff jutly Summers Steve Suter jeffrey Swank lltlly jo Thomas Dreatna Thornton james Trout Nola Tmxell Gerald Vicrs Karen Ularden ' Carol Nlarriek Gerald Wells Beverly Hfenning james Whislcr ll. 'L 1 0 , . , A 1-J 1 S 6, ra? Q Q . , J JQJ' I' Q J ucly X-Vhite Roger Vllhite Et - ' 1 A ., l , vw X W Q. - .. f - ' 4- V 5 f 4 1 t ' as ,A K 4, N ,'.j,,u, 1 - ,f ,.-'f' 'url f , , . tr N S . A' U ,z , 'L Z? ' R! ' '. ,. YJ A ,W ,, . 153 IQ 73 , gh.. V rd- f X ' V V, E A ' I 141, -l 1213, 'Y 51? . ,IW 1' .,-- 'rf K, FK .Q J tt V' 'Y i A - at u . t -Si gt ' ' ,. . fit '. . if 93 Anna Yvorkman - 3 ' - 55 A , X' -t ' T, A ' Q 3 in V r r V FRESHMEN X R 2 ' - . ' ' F ' i . I tA: . g fi W D ' 54.9 v -A I - r ., , f f fig? B ' ' H jf' z . . . J ' 'nyc-x W , B , f B ,. . limi. 1 r 1 1 ,,, 5 53.53 . r 1' B ' .-A L .m s ' ' r f.,. - . 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Hull Dennis Halloran Sandra Hanrahan Larry Hartge Palricia Hartz Pat Henkel Robert Henson Louise Hcuberger Sue Hess Beverly Highly Nancy Hinklc John Hoak Jacque Hoover 96 FRESHMEN H M Q.. X x , 2 1 51,1 E33-LL l iff :A 2 c Ki 'W , af, 'if . I ,mf l I . 1 ji . one e , , 5 L az ix-gf .4 s . . K ' .ff 5. - ' Q ' rj. Q H . , gs- .J :A M 2? If , - f zz Nr, f ' IZ'S:':..g., . 'L 1 . 4- H ,. 1-1 WPS' . gif sf 'Ji fu 'Z , . ' A-125 , I 1 'v-zz. ' - ' ' .v . 'I 6 . J-1 it S . .M if .2 ' M, '. Q., .. , W 52:50. X 'FUSE lfgtuf . W? ' ..l kr. 'xi I ilu 1 X ,Q Q , J 9 If-if 1 ini ' ' Q' I 1, 1' nd Ea .M .. Q ez, li' 'fliirf . . ,ggi 1 . il 1 E X 1 Q 1- 7 T 1 ' .V ' 141 . nm.. 8 . 1 ri BQ, 1 'L 1 ' 9 i 15,2 A. X ,Q . . , x . x ' 1 2 x ', 343. --WK wry.. W- - - - 1 s Q U 'W' Q ,pf S ' ' . - L. - irfyf' tl as' ff .4 ' 'lx' A A N . .. ,, ,M ,, D , I s' 4 ' 7. ' - 4 . :y Y ' , if x 1 - 1 , 3. if QQ' if :fin H .. .ft ffm, 1,3-U-gf 4. B V : -V ' W '-rf f- '. -Q . V H . 4 ?x..,. ,W ' ev., Riff' vm J . 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' 'Z ' . .1-ew' fa' kfiiaa-! x',TE1 ' ' 1 191 .v'-W .4 1 l 5 James Home Larry Hoskins Nancy Hoskins Sally l-lowerlon Rebecca I-Iursh Sandra Ingram David Johnson Ruth jones liclwaril -lose jan Kaple Ivan Karl Carolyn Karr jim Karr Mary Kegley Lowell Keiser Barbara Keller Bill Kieffer Barbara Lambert Irene Landis jim Leonhardt Raymond Lewis jim Linnean Belly Littleton Eric Love Leslie Love Kathleen McCorL Bonnie McKenzie john McKenzie Norma Marshall Bill Martin Lucinda Mayer Francis Metzger Peggy Metzger Bernard Miller Ruth Miller FRESHMEN . ..-10. pg. .v w - '..?.wy-H pf ' 373 Sri 'V' 5.. S -5 va 5 . E DH. .Li G, ,. 3, fe g ,..9. N .. if ' gi'x5Q..3 15:2 f .5 ' if 3' M , 'fi Q, .-QW .I Wg. -' ,,f.?.21t' ' feb-gf .,1 QQ jj, U 4. . gn .. wi al. 371 ?. ? f.,. l. 1' ' -- 'V a V- .gig . :if 53.1.1537 .L ti ..?. , . ii:-L! 4? , ,ig gggj,E.. i ng .. . gg, . 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' .. 1 0 f ll 5 V vt 5 FRESHMEN Larry Mitchell Tim Morse Matthew Mon Dean Myers joe Mynhier john Oxnweg Annette Parker Toni Parsons Celia Patton jim Payne Roger Payne Sue Pence Russell Pfahler Donna Phillips Pain PlllCIlgCI' Georgianna Preston -loan Prire Tom Rainey Donna Reed Bette llll1CllIll'l il :nnes L. Roberts Ibm Roberts William Robertson xhfllllll Robnolte Philip Ruekinan ' xl mly Sand Robert Savage George Srhneizler Marie Scott Bill Scuerfield james Seite:-field Kathy Shadriek Betsy Shaver Melvin Shaw Vicky Shemlenhelin Lney Shepherd Robert Shetler Margaret Shock Mary Shulcr Susan Sifferlin FRESHMEN Dale Smillx Sharon Snccringcr judy Snell Mary Soullmrd Lnnn Stem: Sally Sticfcl Rnclmul Smhcx Luxy hlolfcl lovac Sruclcr Rwy Sh lI'l90Il lxverell llfiflfll Rubul Thompson R011 Yllllilllllhiill f'l.ulys Tmlzl Camlxn Tuckex Rngu Vm Hnulcn lhcncll Vmu uc incl ll ngouu Mull ll lgonex c umm Yllulv. I mx Vl llllllll L uol Xl nlms Vugmu ll ml ohn lvllllf Chuyl Xlcncu C Olllllf. XX ebb Mzchacl ll cbu imrh 1 lklelch LLL Xl clku .5 nn ll en 1 Slvuon Shank j1mes lVlutc C xylc lvlutnnme Ie ly Xl 115011 K1rLn lllllion Rich nd xvlliflll Paul lhnbzglu D'1n lV1ay -1 , -, A . ga V. f sv m E a' YL ,M U . '1 .Ap m . , ' L. -A Lf. M W' A 5 ,- Y , 5, 5 WL z lf .gr -R- 5 1. an 99 If C .5 Q ' af- - 'Lf gf m 41: ff F3 55143 3,5 l .I YL - th 1 ' ,J F-ima. lx Q 'l ' '65 ,,'. 'J ' xf- iff Q 'fy X542 K , A , 1 5 A ni, r lv xl kk,v I ,A - g nvii lsf li h 4 'f s L All A . . sv , , v - 'rf ' . X +f Q ' . L Q ,R r . - in . ' , Lfgy V? J .K J, EIGHTH GRADERS ,B Q , V H sim-icy ,viking ' at ' h N. ' ', Y Q f 'l 4- Robert Albert Q V -V ,E A ' Donald Alfrey 5 ' i ' . - - 5, L1 - '7 Carl Archtluacuu v , . ,., 5 A ' .' A! ' A 1 I , Sally Armstrong . ,X .,,. . -' W . 5 , T' 'AIT ' it 1.1 fa' Ji ' ' . Q Eddie Arnold K i . I Q it , H Judy Austin 7,4 A '- may T- Q ' A Ralph Barber V H ' - ' - .5 , Roger Barker ' Qi I Ml My Cheryl Barnett . rl afllli. 4 ., I VI ., A -A Ast, . ,-,rl i ' Vf ffm ,- K if? V Ruth Barnett Q Q, M ' . 1 Patricia Bates 4 .' W7 5' ' C - ' , .J A Y . ' . Clara Beer - .f .QB . A, Q t .' x Xb ,Q ' mr 1 ' ' Robert Benedict A 4 ' . 7 ,g ' R errf Biddle y , ' . ,. ' a WP ' - - 5 F' ' 73 .Mf 1 ' B-kwa, fr Y - ' ' , V A gi. 3 '1YL '.- ' Mike Blair ' ' Robert Bland . 2' ' Q - ,V 5 Linda Bliss if N N ' 34 ' W A ' K ' Gary Bouerutler 1 'ilg ' V' A N Charles Boyce ' . il' , Wlrff V f'-.-Ziff Michael Brocwell L ' H 'W '- Rick Brokaw 'X A .511 K Ag K I Clarence Burkelt r ' ,' 1 ' 1 ' ' 'Z-129' f V ' - 1 if .lf Q A Larry Burks . ., 1'.j j 9 - , lohn C'arine'm 1 - l-'H ' W ' Y Y Q 9-4 my-Q.. .g 3 ' Gary Caskey ff' A 0- tif? V I Q: William Cecil H - Q l Y Q' 5 Mark Clabaugh A ' his ' I ,, gg 7 -1' ,A David Clark se - 5 ' 'fi' if ' Don Clcvcnger K K ' ' .l , F , A Q , U Qi: L l ,, 32-I 2 51 f z . A , i ,'. ' . t ,-U fffflls. ,A-:lr af Nancy Close Charles Combs Larry Cnoke k ' C . Larry Cope Catherine Cornell ' ' 1 N Susan Cox . Trudy Cox Pntriria Crall Frank Daunron 100 Cm-pl Culbertson ,' ., Q 'V.k .-44. ' ...-, my 5 2, ' 'V a is , vb 3: if Q5 ' J z.. 33 jnniee liasterling EIGHTH GRADERS Frank Davis Earl Dawson john De Walt t Raymond Dewey Robert Dunathan Ralph Fellows Lynn Fry Rirhard Ifurr it ...Ji 1, o.- af. .4 5 4' 'L its JK ta 1, Q. Q .- - - A -. 15 in 'N' 1, 1 . K r D lA,,t'J 1 ,. -were ,.f - -'yi 'Qt' ' ,ff D X if v U ,gf .H . I X, if if I Di i 1.3, -4 ' ' x 1 A A 1 I? 2 . hi : 2 ,ht all 5 jeff Garrlgnes ' -L: - ,1 1' .1 , Douglas Gales Mike Gearhart l , ' fd 4 I V, A Kyle Graham 1 n 'A 'iff Rv- D ' ' 1, V V -lan Graves ' QW 0 ' . V . m Carol Green ff . lk , W ' M, YA , yu h - fl EV ' :lr I , ty' 'lpaert the Q Tom Guill D Ed Gulchall - t , h Cheryl Gwinner ' . E, X , ' T ' ,Indy I-Iainer ,' ' up Pamela Hannafus 5,2 -nl kt3f,3.'i'f Q 1 5- '.,.l yn? ,. g V ..' ' Jig, v inf, ,wf 'wt ' Marilyn Hartman 2 'E X I -U Tom Hadley t ,yt ,f , ' . mf v Dwight Hawk . -,uf ' W 5 is K Fred Heilsnlan 'EFQS9' . l , Jwlv Henry is , , ., W! ae, , Frank Hicks A . 4 F ' Don Hipsher . ' D Mary Ann I-Ioak , - ' ,,..,,' ,s , K Douglas Hodges llQ?lQ , fizv N ,, ' V Dan Hoffman f- , , Barbara l'luwerton G ,- -K D W Carol Huggins l - R vu, 7 . s: A, Michele Hunter 35- ' ' V BJ Daniel Hughes th A A I V M Tom Huston lf' .FL ,m - ffl' fdzifa' ' f ' 131.11 ' 4 y mill?-it Q HL ' W E I W V . june james , y ' ' y ' Pearlene -Iarrell ' . 4 . .Q my , Shirley Jones U K - I ,. ' ' Davie .jordan r I U 6 . james jordan fl 'SQJ F ,nl .11 , 15-' 4 42,351 1 N W! .ty lf -L liz Eb' l Lv? ei' 1 ill 'rzf - lOl Terry Kocher Mary Beth Kooken Tom Lacey Barbara Lewis Stephen Lewis EIGHTH GBADERS EA rf - - gif l 9 .7 ini: . A H- it riiirib ar. . ' 52 ',,,f .2 V f t 5 - 1 ' fi Linda Livcsav :U - 1 . -VJ X Everett Long ' Q' james Longacre 1 whiff J i ,' Q ',' F, 1 ' Robert Lowery 515 is-uf if-v Q. Q ' 1 , 3 ' , Alvin Lyharger , A L, Q wg' I , 1 1 5 Q ii ' J, .T 'U fl' 4 11 , ' mel David Lynch D ' Eli M Charles Maier ' A 1' - V 4 W X SL Roger Markwell ' 5 gig' P, 1 L: H ' '- Bonnie McClurg Y A Q , ' Tom May ' i2 ' . 4 v , X f y y Katherine Martin Susan Mitchell , 3 W . Robert Molnar i y ' W' 'I , 5, V A 'ff x Eddie Moore ia fl 5 Diane Mynhier ' V u J . L El . 1- ' 2. ' ' ' if Linda Nethers P , - N - K Charles Osborne l ' 9 3 3 Martha Osborne H Q , janet Page K lid Parsons wl H V N 1 1 , Q y Carol Patton L 'r 'Q Y 8 - , 7 ,, Steve Payne ' 15 V 1, V ' ' Peggy Pfffy ' Kenneth Phelps . ' 4 s. i Y Ruth Quiggle , . ' I ' 1 if XY Q 5' - f I :- l : ,F if ' L Q Hike, ' . 5302345 '53 Lintla Riclenour Cynthia Robinson Carina jean Roth George Roush joseph Royer Bill Scheel Edith Srltreiber Ronald Schull Georgia Seaton Lee Sharpless EIGHTH GR ADERS Oll l may X by A i i ' joe Sides -.A Q ,Vg - U Q, 21:51 Dianne Smith . ' 1 H : I Q6 4 ' ' ,-L M if' ki. Sharon Smith ' if-:ET 31 1 77, EQ-E. -ff? Q3 William snuy f r,.- N 4 'Q , if ' Q -iff kj 'V 1 V' ' jzuncs Snively . i fy, - ily: W , ,x t Dorothy Sorrell , v F -R J A . - V, fy David Sprow ', g - .ig 9 B , - 'ii , 71 Q 94 v Robert Slcclc ,. . . , , , 3 gs, was 4 A X x ,-1 -v 3 .., .iflj ., ' . ff iw - :i W1 W lViIliznn Slcpp Y A . if , 1. , W ' . K 1 Alun Slcwarl ' I TEH 4 A W . , 1 K - gf.. Beny Slimlann I in I I A Tom Slack vu ' Q I jf- . 3 'A ' , Donna Turkctm ,-3-'V fl v lla.- r v. I , Kcnnclh Thorm y li . , v ig 4' f ky .V C Connie Troxcll f - f ' .2153 w,.y3iZH,q5il' - , I I , Dorothy Urich Ag, Q ' Q Paula Valk 4 X . i , , Q -I W V' .ww v ' jaync xvillllfllff 'LE 32 1 , 5 fi Q ,' ,,,: lg I 1:4 523 Harold YVnrd if 'W-31' .. 14. ' ' . ' .- - 451-V rim - I i A L . Patricia Yvnrd A .- '.l--miatim, N 1. w i 4 ' 1 judy Warren '1 +2 I f I K i Q mviil Wcnhlcll ., 1 -1 3 .1 , V ' ? Dizxnc While ' yn .dj , I wr fly! f Frccl Yllinknx' N '. V ...A if 1 1 ' jack VVxll1:uns Q' K 7 I j 1 -v . , . 7 ' i 'iff Penny Williams ' fr-fja 3 Bzlrbaxru Y'Vilsnn h y H .Q ,A I Q g , , Robert Winbiglc-1' Q if W qk Q f Ljg, X V Gerald XVincly 'K' ' W2 ' X, L i ' .lziync ll'isler 45, ,E X ' in in 6 I . f 'LL I1 ' ' .i Shzmm NVol from David X'VOI'lLlTlIlll Regcnzl l'Vray Richard Yvflglll A mu. Tl 1 . . 'S 7' F. W J ff ' .-' 7 v R Q. K . i Sw ff bi? 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'flfg g3?'7'fH gi' -' K lv fuk ,f 7 A .ff .L VS' z Tap Row: Middle Raw: Hallam Row: Bert Patterson, lllh grade Saundra Iceman, 91h grade Augusta Cooper, Xlh grade Belly Schanb, lllh grade SCOKI johnson, 9th grade Harley Kcgley, Slh grade Donadinc Baxter, llhh grade Paul Fallon, 'Jlh grade jim Schanh, Sth grade Karen Fox, l0lh grade Charles Swanger, llllh grade Rose Ann Smith, Slh grade Gary Ruherls, l0lh grade Arrhic Sorrell, 9th grade Pally Mchunald, Sth grade l jeanelle Shnpp, I0th grade Earl Adkins, Sth grade Barbara llaxler. Sth grade Firxl raw. flrfz Io righlj: Sharon Solinger, Diane Wil- liams, Sue Shepherd. Linda White, Linda Selunallnwst, Diane Truxell, and Cindy Wray. Srrand mu-: Garnet Steel, Karen Schlarman, Naomi Wheeler, Weslie Wisler, Sharon Ann Roth, Kay Russell, Cynthia Trnnt, Patricia Thompson, and juann Thomas. Tlzird row: Harold Stielel, jerry Russell, Randall Smith, Danny Workman, Silas Ritchie, Charles Wetz, Raymond Robinsnti, Eddie Roberts, jalncs Nlilliatns, Ted Swanson, Charles Wright, and William Shaver. Lawrence Snyder and Christine Straw were ahsent when the picture was taken. SEVENTH GRADERS-CLASS OF 1963 Firxl rant, Url! la righlj: Peggy Wenning. Gail Swank, Marjie Burkett, Patricia Shetlenhelm, Carol juhnson. june Went, Leona Carpenter, Lnnna Dee Tomlinson, Linda Benton, and Vicki Kaler. Xrrond row: Winfnrd Barber. Philip Bugartl, Robert llrown, Denver llrowning, William Ilaltlridge, Frank Mc- Gnill, Carl Arnold. Ralph Thauvette, Gary llaumgard- ner, and Charles Wilson. Third mm: james Blair. Glenn Wilkins, Linvel llrown. 'Ferry .-ttlkins. joel Stent1, Dennis Workman, Ronald Argo, Craig llaker. William Ansparh. Steve Laird, Torn Click, and Mark Wullortl. jnanila .-tll'rey and Paul llordner were absent when the pirtnre was taken. These two sevtiuns were at Central School. ins I-'irxl Row, flcll la righlj: Patricia Heydinger, Mary May, Constance Anderson, Sandra Cronin, Cheryl Benedict, and Rebecca Purvis, Second raw: Suzan Light, Linda Hawk, Pal Ellis, Marlha Kc-il, Judy Iiitlcr, judilh Hallman, judy Russell, Patricia Gates, Nancy Kuhn, Margie Parsons, and Elaine Lybargcr. Third mm: john Crum, George Shxuzcr, Ken! Clay, Kcilh Clark, jeff Bricker, Billy Gund, Malcolm McKinney, Frcml Mcllick, Ralph Pugh. james Fidlcr. Fred Eichiner, Robert Blacklcdgu. Keith Frank, Ruben Boyce. Richard Mackey. and Dennis Roberts. Pauy Clark was absent when lhc piclurc was lukeu. SEVENTH GRADERS-CLASS OF 1963 This group of 7th graders was the lone section at the high school building this year. They came to the 7th grade from the three clerncnlary build- ings of lhe Shelby City Sclroolsg namely, Auburn, Central, and Mlliitney. I06 This will be the last year that 7th and Slh graders will be attending classes in the high school building since those two grades will be placed in the Central Elementary Building starl- ing in September, l958. First row, U:-fl Io rightjt Ina Griffith, Cheryl Hawk, Marilyn Frenrh, Lncinsla lfarkler. Dianna Dorton. Connie Fagan, Linda Harlz, Maude Fields, and Rita Ernsherger. Srrnud row: Susan Price, jane Henning, Larry llardin, Melvyn Hawk. Eugene Evans, Dean Ferguson, Ivan Green. Danny Ginler, james Henkel, Dura Cinler, and llarhara Ebersole. Thinl raw: Dennis Gales, Roy Donnelly, jeff Dawson, Reggie Cnnke, Ben Hayward, Glenn Griffilh, William Hirks. Edjil Green, George l-larlman, and Robert Cold- well. jun Connelly and Marcia France were absent when the piclnre was raken. SEVENTH GRADERS-CLASS OF 1963 I-'irrl row, Url! to righlji jndy Myers, Norma Kegley, An- dra Jennings, Shirley Mitchell, Diane Goodyke. Cathy Hollenbangh, Gail Mclkleeken, janis Mackey, Mary Ann Insrho, Belly Rainey, Shirley Kegley, and Ann Lafferly. S:-rand rmu: l.an'rence Reell, Dean llowerton, Robert Myers, Donald Ralston, Vernon Hoskins. Ray Queen, Den- nis Kimhvell. Doyle Minich, Daniel Mrhanghlin, and Dale Lybarger. 'flrird mu-: Robert Keller, Robert Loveless, Toni Marlin. james Muon, Mike Oney, Franklin johnson, Larry Mill- iron, Mike Lake, and Rickey Landis, ' These two sections were at Central School. 107 . MI ' -.' W. ,if 5' 4 KJ '. cg:-.JM 5 win' 4 hiqivxhlx ' 'E' . ,,:--t A -ig' -- 1:-f :WHT .1.' , pw ' 9' Y ,, - . ' ' -.fQS W 1 ,-A ' 'aa 0 BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Wayne Carleton, presidem Mr. Rcymer Bricker, vice-president Mr. Samford Weaver. treasurer Mr. Byron H. CHl'lTlCilIl, superintendent of schools Xfglf. 7-'. 'L511J2QJ':f1i.:.gfi',z..3.t'. 21.2152 ,sa':1.:' ' Ze :Tv'y'1N, -1' - -g+'.',1::'1?',1-af: mf ,:g:W: 1 na W e2f:',ef:' ':'.'a,f-RE .. , 15.22.-z.:fn.'g:,.j Of rv... 773' . vi '3 'W'u:1t-ix .. , ' ., ia:.gffz'.egi'..:i .:,ij.zQ:j:' im Q. g'3.1.-sq :gn '1..,'-,.',,- 4- Q v'm3if1f255?i'Q'-3. ...,..., L I W , -mu-', A ' ' .H-f.r:w ...,z . Z-, ...Z ,. .. ,ffm M .' s , . 3:.t.tf: .',, - 5, .A,W 3 Q. f t 'iff ' 'r x f i,'Tf'.1ZIf- 'IV L :' ' - Y 'Z ' -' v -f'4'1f:f','f ' ggn.'5. 1 r . A . ' ' Ii '.:'1'.a1fx-Cf..if-'4.Wf. .mf . -JA Y f - ,, .fav , ,- ,zw-5,-, - S5 52- ' ' I 'i H1-3'f?:: :32'i'Z'I ' .sif-,e? N' an Q- zfavi' J 2? ,lf 5 X .27 Qziif. Y. Mr. Leonunl XVaincs, mcmbcn Dr. E. D. Dowds, member Mr. E. Paul Curry, member Sanfolxl XVcavcr, A. B. Clerk-Trealsnrer of the Board of Education SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Mr. Byron H. Cnrmean, A.B., MA. During thc past few years, Mr, Curinenn has developed our theme, A Study in Geometricsf' to the utmost. As superintendent ol' Shelby City Schools, Mr. Czirtnenu has had the foresight to provide for the future progressive education of Shelby students in the most modern facilities. The newest supplement to the Shelby School ' 'ne'r5:!..'Ztir1'z'2'r'.,'?E:Situ? , Wgtrsravirf'aftr'af:?tfs.z:.3a2'?fi qwfqf.a.,f it 1 -----5, - --93,5 f PS ,Bryn 'E' hiwf.w21 SQ .p!x4 !'3 ,. R tag, . g1.g,s::im his 'til' 2: i'5:fl7f1 22 M. .- 5 4.5113 H P322 8. lfix-Qi 'a::.a !t'!-T'1' ,i,!, qu ll rr Q ' '.-Mini. Q' 2.-4+liug.,gEi?t2J A luiffiittiil 9 rffrwfgzv 1 'I.f?'f31.E5 J 6 '- ,iE2'iI?5f2 '- eq.: k'.,1if',' ,+V ' n -s,g,..9 . ,, --- 4, f'rf..a.' 1 Q so , ei S Va v A Mig: t Q 9. i Q x 'ii ' fi 347 22323 n 1 x go ' 53 'Ei 'ff NE - fit M' X ' l-2i4'l.i'353s+i Ig-F wtf Q23-fgai 2-52,1 glilyillfiig 2. 1:1653 1: AWS' L: ,Wea Q .-.M :i ::'vf .. .rn '05 jjgggi! v Mgilr 1 ...ies 5.13.9 ji fig, ' .ifigs:,r . 1 Q 1' , K at . ,.,,. 31653. l-8:35. 'R ' .W iw .??.,?J5m, System is Dowd's Elementary School, which will be occupied in the lull of the 1958-'59 school lcrin. In the designing and supervision of construction of this school, Mr. Carmean, has planned for further expansion as well as prof viding for present needs in giving Shelby stu- dents lhe best school-room environment. Mrs. Vera Kuhn Secretary to the Superintendent of Schools When we started in school in Shelby or in other places, Mr. McCollough started at Shelby High School as the principal. We met him as students when we entered this school six years ago as seventh graders. Since that time we have learned to know him, hear his voice daily over the public address system fsornetimes face to face to our chagrinj , to ask his advice in choice of subjects or assistance in our work, and to re- spect him. He has proved himself to be a friend to all - one whose goal is to give the best pos- sible education for high school students in Shelby High. PRINCIPAL MR. J. E. MCCOLLOUGH B. S., in Education, M. A. Sl. Petersburg jr. College Ohio State University Mrs. Jeanette VVill Noble Secretary to High School Principal QA bride of a few months., ..., .... . . , .. f S me -we '1 we 1 A 'wi 5 kbtgx' vi, 5525 t Iffiiiii get . 'iifff 1-,ilifiiv .ij -S15 ,Zi-T-'iififkr .s . .wa gxeez'-w2ta.K - t : ...,.1: 1. :ifg:p'1 i'i2?733?iiig'E? ' ii'1ti,,2-T i ap.: . .-. 1' .3 : :. ' 4 I -'JZ' .a-yzzz. sv 4- 4 , sg x mn 3: Sa: 3 .., .W V. gf. 1, -We 230222. f 'Tii fi? rf! it 2 in... ,ATN : hw , 5 , ,fg.1 W, '-:H -1-5'4 v at' f 'ft ' ., iz. Args..-bf . .:3 f, J FACULTY MEMBERS Robert R. Wendland A.B., M.A. Asbury College, University of Ken- tucky, Miami University, Ohio Slate Universily. Michigan State University. Director of Guidance fur Shelby City Schools, English 12, Advisor for Scarlet S. Staff. joseph Yohn B.S., M.A. Kent State University. Otterbein Col- lege, Ohio State University. Attendance Supervisor. General Sci- ence. Equipment Manager for Ath- lclics. Mrs. Lois Hoover Secretary to Director of Guidance. 3 'II4 HCNORING- Mr. Earl Brissell Mr. Earl Brissell served the Shelby School system for over thirty years as janitor, custodian, and attendance officer. For' the past twenty years he was head custodian and had charge of maintaining the buildings of the city schools. He supervised the work of redecorating, clean- ing, and maintaining the buildings which have grown in the more than three decades that he was connected with the schools from three small buildings to four very large modern buildings and one small building for storage. Gymnasiums and all-purpose rooms were also added to the new buildings and these in themselves offered il challenge to the maintenance crews. For a short period of time Mr. Brissell also served as attendance officer and rounded up the various stragglers who resisted the offer to attend school. Mr. Brissell retired on January l, l958. The staff and seniors wish Mr. and Mrs. Bris- sell many years of happiness in retirement in Florida and in Shelby. FACULTY MEMBERS 1 Miss Ruth Stroup, B.S. in Ed., M.A. Heidelberg College, Ashland College, Columbia University. Senior Mathematics, Plane Geometry, Supervisor of candy sales for senior class. Mr. D. S. Connelly, B.S. Case Institute of Technology, Ashland College. Algebra I, General Science. Mr. Wayne R. Copeland, B.S in Ed, M.A. Syracuse University, Ohio State University. Rth Grade Science, Head Track Coach, Assistant Football and Basketball Coach. Mr. Robert L. Laiferty, B.S. in Ed., M.A. Baldwin-Wallace College, Ohio State Univetsity. Advisor for Senior Class, Algebra I, Algebra ll, Plane Geometery. Miss Esther Smith, B.A. ' Denison University. 7th Grade Arithmetic, Slh Grade Arithmetic, Ad- xisor for Tri-Hi-Y Club. Miss Harryet Snyder, B.S. in Ed., M.A. llowling Green Stale University, Ohio Slate Uni- versity. Advisor for junior Class, Advisor for Biology Club, Biology. Mr. Emile John, B.S. in Ed., M.A. Ohio State University Algebra l, 8th Grade Arithmetic, Assistant Faculty Manager for Athletics. Mr. Bruce Archdeacon, B.S. in Ed., B.S., BLS. Wiliniliglon College, Ohio State University, Case Institute of Technology, Bowling Green University, Physics, Chemistry, Solid Geometry. Trigonometry. y IIS FACULTY Mr. Paul R. Braden, B. Music, M. Music Ohio State University, Denison, Northwestern. Supervisor of Vocal Music for Shelby Schools. Senior Choir, Girls' Clee Clubs, Junior Band. Mr. Dwight Somerville, B.S. in Ed. Geneva College, Muskingum College. Supervisor of Instrunienlal Music in Schools, Senior Band. Shelby Miss Luella Kuhn, B.A., B.S. in Lib. Sc. Ohio Wesleyan University. Kent State University, Ohio Slate University, XVestern Reserve Uni- versity. ' Librarian. Mr. John Shank, B.S. in Agriculture Findlay College, Ohio State University. Advisor for F.F.A. group. Agriculture, Farm Shop. H6 MEMBERS Miss Dora Summer, B.S. in Ed., M.A. Oberlin College, Ohio Stale University, Columbia Univer- sity, Ashland College. Latin I. Lntin ll. Mr. Charles Funk, B.A. in Ed. Ouerbcin College, Ohio State University, English 9, Speech, Dramntics, Advisor for Thespian Club, Miss Joan Arrington, A.B. in Ed. Heidelberg College. English 9, English 10. Miss Madge Dawson, B.S. in Ed. Ohio University. Ohio Slnte University, Wilmington College. English B. English 9. FACULTY MEMBERS Mr. Xvilliam lVilkins, B.S., M.A. Akron University, Ohio Slate University. Civics, Assistant Football Coach. Mr. Charles M. lllilliams, BA. Oucrbein College. Head Basketball Coach, Head Baseball Coach, Boys' Physical Education. Mr. jack Robb, B.S. in Ed. Ohio Vniversity, llowling Green State University. Civics, Driver Education, Head Football Coach, Assistant Basketball Conch. Mr. William Varble, B.S. in Ed. lVittcnbcrg College. Biology. Boys' Physical Education, Assistant Foot- ball. Basketball. and Track Coach. Miss Mary Leora Kuhn, B.S. in Ed., M.S. Wittenberg College, Ohio State University, West- ctn Reserve University. Home Economics, English 8, Advisor fur F.H.A. group. Mrs. Joann Marcy, B.S. in Ed. Ohio State University. Home Economics, Advisor for F H A Group. FACULTY MEMBERS Mrs. Lillie Berney, B.A. ' ' Baldwin Wallace College, Oshkosh Stale Teachers College, University of Wisconsin. . Bth Grade American History, 7th Grade Geography, Y Advisor for Ushers. , kt, f ' ' .. f fl. . I .ug H 1.1.5 ' r Q . .5 , ' versi ty. Miss Marie Hughes, A.B. Ohio Wesleyan, University of Wisconsin, Harvard University, University of California, Ashland Col lege. American History. Mr. Don R. Monn, B.A. Oltcrbein College, Ohio State University, Ohio Uni- Anrerican Government. Sociology. American His' '1 tory, Assistant Football and Baseball Coach. Mr. Lowcll Mclllecken, BS. in Ed., M.A. Baldwin Xl'allacc -College, llnwling Green Stale University. Ohio Stale University, Cohnnbia Uni- versity, Instituto Allende. Mexico. Boys' Industrial Arts-XVootl Shop. Mr. Wvilliznn Mihalic, B.S. in Ed. Ohio State University. Boys' Industrial Arts - Metal Shop - and Blue- print Reading and Drawing. Mr. Yilalter Hay, B.S. in Ed. Ohio State University. Sth Grade History. Civics. Miss Lillian Ray Bowman, A.B., M.A. Ashland College, Northwestern University. World History, Advisor for Pep Clnh and Girls' ' Cheerleaders. Mr. Harold Markin, B.A. Ohio Xl'esleyan. American Government, Sociology. Connnercial Law Cunsnmcrs Economics. letirs. Farnlty Manager lor Ath .fs 'aus L' .4 . FACULTY MEMBERS Miss Anita Slrauch, B.S. in Ed., M.A. Miami University, Ohio Slate University, University of Wis- . consin, University of North Car- olina. Latin l, English ll, Girls' Coun- ' sclor, Mr. Wvaync Polls, B.S, in Ed., BLA., Ali. West Liberty Slate College. llelliany College. Harvard Uni- versity, Ohio Slate University, Midcllebnt'y College. Spanish I, Spanish II. English l0. Mrs. E. Marilyn Cain, 15.5. in Ed. Northern University. Unirersiry uf Illinais. Girls' Physical Education. Mrs. l::liylilC Yellcr, A.B. College of Sl. Francis, Ashland College. Ohio Stale University. English II, English 10: Advisor for Student Council. Miss Twilat Slrisler, B.S. in Ed. Huntington College. University of Wisconsin. Typing I, llnsiness Training. Mr. Howard M. Plocher, B.S. in Ed., ' M.Etl. Bowling Green Stale University. Bookkeeping. Shorthand ll, Office Praclicc, 8lh Grade Football Coach, Treasurer of Special School Funds. Mrs. Martha Baer, B.A. Wooster College, Geneva Col- Mrs. Carole Manne, B.S. in Ed. lege' Univcrsily of Chicago' Miami University. Ohio Stale Universily, Uni- Uniw,-Sify of piusbm-gh, Han. Wfsill' of Midligan- ford Theological Seminary. Typing I, Businem Training, Office Practice, English 7' English 3. Shorthand l. V 4 , 9 FACULTY MEMBERS Mr. Arlo l'Villet, B.S. in Ed. Wittenberg, Wilmington, Ashland Col- lege, Bowling Green. Principal of Central School. Mr. Carl Whitaker, B.S. in Ed., M.S. Bowling Green Stale University. Iuslructor of vocal music at Central School: Assistant Senior Baud In- structor. Mrs. Edna Tooker Kent State, Bowling Green, Ashland Col lege. 7th Grade English and Reading. Mrs. Harriet Miller, B.S. in Ed. Ashland College. Ohio University. Bowling Green University. 7th grade Arithmetic and Science. Mrs. Lola Kemp, B.S. in Ed. llowling Green University, Ashland Col lege. Tth Grade English and Reading. 20 Mrs. Frietla lA'eavcr, A.B. Indiana University, Butler University. 7th Grade English and Reading. Mrs. Katherine Shepherd Secretary for Central School. Miss Mary Lucille Bnshey, R.N. Nurse for Shelby Schools. Miss jane XVentz Cook Mrs, Grace Hollinger Cook Mrs. SlCllZl Kindinger Manager of lligli School Cafeteria Mr. Mlilliam Brisscll Custodian and Mechanic Mr. Earl Brisscll SCHOOL EMPLOYEES Mr. Robert Poffcnbaugli Custodian M r. A. V. Head Cusludian High School Custodian Qrclirccl january l, l958j Mrs. Ncllic Oates School limuncralui' USTODIANS Mr. Stanley XVCJIVCI' Head Custodian january l. 1958 Mr. Dale Sicfferlen Cusmilian 22 CLASS DF 1958 WE CONGRATULATE YOU .... AND WISH YOU WELL! us' mg, A SINGLE, QUALITY SOURCE FDR EVERY PRINTED FORM YOU USE IN YOUR BUSINESS ,,.. SALES BOOKS ORDER BDUKS VIJUCHER AND RECEIPT ALITDGRAPI-IIC IND FORMS 1904 1958 SRIESBDUK CDIIIPRIIU SIICLIU, DIIIG Q46 SHEIBU SHIESBUUII BUIHPHIIU A FRIENDLY PLACE TO WORK Q , a A' QY 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 field 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. SHELBY UIIIU OF COPPERWELD STEEL COMPANY L... nsryca Ohlo Seamless Tube Dlvlslon ' Shelby, ohio SEAMLESS AND ELECTRIC RESISTANCE-WELDED STEEL TUBING I FABRICATING AND FORGING I23 COMPLIMENTS OF Miller-Shelby Products Division H MICHIGAN-STEEl-TUBE-PRODUCTS-COMPANY COM PLI MENTS OF BERTKE'S SUNOCO SERVICE The Best in Car Maintenance 31 Mansfield Avenue Phone 42776 COIVIPLIMENTS OF CORNEll'S IGA FOODLINER Mansfield Avenue 'Z sheiby, ohio COMPLIMENTS OF THE sneuw srnmo HINGE comPANY COMPLIMENTS OF LOVE'S SWEET SHOP BEST SANDWICHES, FRENCH FRIES, AND MII.K SHAKES IN TOWN l7 CHURCH STREET SHELBY, OHIO A REAL WHIPPET BOOSTER Compliments of HAMII.TON'S SHOP APPAREL FOR LADIES AND IUNIOR MISSES 71 West Main Street Shelby. Ohio I. C. MORRIS AND-CO. Grain - Coal - Seed Building Materials Fertilizer- Paint 6l East Main Street Phone 4l5Ol Compliments of THE MOODY AND THOMAS MllllNG C0. We Are Always ln The Market For W H E AT Shelby, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF HERMES AND KERR, INC. DODGE AND PLYMOUTH SERVICE AND PARTS 48 Mansfield Avenue Phone 51721 '25 COMPLIMENTS OF AMERICAN MACHINE AND FOUNDRY COMPANY PINSPOTTERS DIVISION dim EM M CREATORS Ol' COHRECTLY DESIGNED CARTONS SHELBY. OHIO. U.S.A. ' AMATO'S SU PERETTE OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK AND EVENINCS RICHELIEU QUALITY FOODS AMERICAN EXPRESS MONEY ORDERS SOLD HERE ANY TIME Our Store is Open 8:00 A.M. until lI:30 P.M. Every Day COMPLIMENTS OF Herman .l. Dick COMPLIMENTS OF Wagoner Implement Store INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER APPLIANCES NEW IDEA EQUIPMENT 62 West Main Street phone 32505 Shelby, Ohio Phone 21671 COMPLIIVIENTS R . W . ER VIN 105 West Main Street Shelby, Ohio BUICK Cr OPEL AUTOMOBILES AND OLIVER FARM EQUIPMENT Frank C. Schiffer and Company Wholesalers of Cigars, Tobacco, Cigarettes, and Candy 70 West Main Street Shelby Phone 21296 SHELBY CHAIR COMPANY MANUFACTURER OF UPHOISTERED FURNITURE SHELBY, OHIO lzs THE HOUSEHOLD SHOP 111 West Main St. SHELBY, OHIO lamps Dinnerware and Utensils Frank A. Allen-Proprietor GENERAL ELECTRIC MAIOR APPLIANCES Refrigerators, Ranges, Freezers, Filter Flo Automatic Washers. Electric Dryers, Disposals, Dishwashers, Air Conditioners SALES AND SERVICE Davis Tires Lowe Bros. Paint Western Flyer Bikes Hardware Sporting Goods Western Auto Associate Store FISHER AND LITTLE SHELBY, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF WALL STREET LUMBER COMPANY Curtis Silentie Windows Weyerllueuser lumber lolms-Manville Products Phone 4I406 Shelby, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF l0WMIllER'S MARKET l S Al. Y 'S QUAl.l'l'Y DAIRY PRODUCTS Open Seven Days a Week Pauline and Harold Stiefel 57 West Main Street 56 East Main Street Phone 32096 Shelby, Ohio Phone 42806 DRY GOODS Magazines ' School Supplies Candy 0 Artist Supplies LADIES' FURNISHINGS SHOES-GIFTS SANGER'S Greeting Cards forAII Occasions Novelties-Gifts Hobby Material H A N R A ll A N ' S 53 East Main Street Shelby, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF RICHLAND COUNTY FARM BUREAU FEED,SEED,FERTHJZER,FENCE COAL PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Phone 2-2686 COM PLI MENTS OF BEN FRANKUN STORE Sc-1Oc 51.00 Up Nationally Known - Locally Owned BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1958 ERCHENBRECKER SHOES 34 West Main Street Shelby, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF THE BAKER AGENCY msuimucz . nm :sms 45 West Main Street Dial 31816 Shelby, Ohio no CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1958 HOME APPHANCE- TV SERVICE At the sign of Sylvania 11 West Main Street SHELBY, OHIO Phone 41931 , A5 Insurance to ht your needs - - - as for instanre R BURGLARS Akwr mcf ' KA They Oaks myth' 9 h y do nu m. get lheir hands C I A I f + dpys 1 Y Y Y X Tj. If f h ' f V:Vh yy Z P 'rn' m bfh hf dd efimlpl i . g 4,f.,, 2, 4 f' ' Q i -Falls rumen Pocketbooks MX I J I-,114 Somuonl fall: . . , and may ' 3 land right on your pockotbuok. ' J I bl fo i ' I ' 4 sxzfrcd lynn: up hqienshsz 'jf 4 gif , In or :ro nd y prcporiy. V 1'ha!'s ius uon why wc -. S, ggs y nk UI aboui lia- b'II It nn uve Y I f v XMIM! work INSURANCE COMPANY - - - and to be insured. of SHELBY, OHIO A good place to Congratulations Compliments of W I S L E R CLASS OF '58' Rug and Carpet Service and 63Vz WestMalnStreet Shelby, Ohio 5309535775 Phone-32831 Compliments of SHELBY FLORAL COMPANY We Wire Flowers 69 South Gamble Street Phone 41341 Compliments of TROXELL AND McFARlAND Heating and Sheet Metal Wall Street Shelby, Ohio Phone 32661 ENIOYED BY SHELBY FAMILIES . . llllc,l FOR OVER 38 YEARS SHELBY PURE MILK CO. Your Locally-Owned Dairy ISZ CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1958 SHELBY MUTUAL INSURANCE AGENCY BILL DOTY, MANAGER COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE THE SHELBY EQUITY EXCHANGE COMPANY DEALERS IN FEED COAL GRAIN SEED PAINT AND LIVESTOCK GASOLINE I4 R y d A Ph 21766 SHELBY OHIO CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I958 0SCAR'S THE STORE EOR MEN Arrow Shirts Donegal Sportswear Mallory Hats Clothcraft Clothes COMPLIMENTS OF J. O. PURDY SHELBY, OHIO ALL KINDS OF ROOFING, HEATING, SHEET METAL REPAIRING, OIL AND GAS FURNACES-BURNERS 2l West Whitney Avenue Phone 2253I Hodges Coal and Supply Co., Inc. BUILDING MATERIALS PITTSBURGH PAINTS TRANSIT MIX CONCRETE GLASS PLUMBING SUPPLIES MIRRORS Snowhite Cleaners, Inc. 0 YOUR HOME TOWN PLANT Best Wishes To The Class of 1958 THE PEOPlE'S STORE COMPLETE SELECTION OF MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR-SHOES BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1958 SANDY 'N' ANDY SHOP 65 West Main Street Phone 21836 COMPLIMENTS OF H e c k ' s Shelby, Phone Phone Contracting and Supplies L EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL 2 1 1 1 ffwi' W ,,g . uf 2 10 SOUTH GAMBLE STREET ' SHELBY, OHIO 135 COMPLIMENTS OF JEWELLS 14 South Gamble Street COMPLIMENTS OF Phone 41391 THE COFFEE SHOP COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 1958 PAlNE'S MUSIC SHOP Piano Tuning and Repairing I4 North Gamble Street Shelby, Ohio QWLIQ AWQBVLH5 0 ARMENTRCUT BROTHERS Compliments of DICK PITTENGER'S SPORTING GOODS Sports Equipment for Sportsmen l5 North Broadway Phone 32386 RETREADING GENERAL TIRES IACK LOVE THE TIRE MAN COMPLIMENTS OF Compliments of SHELBY PRINTING SERVICE 17 Washington Street Shelby, Ohio Telephone 2289l COMPLIMENTS Compliments Of OF THE DAILY GLOBE ROBINSON HARDWARE 45 East Main Street Shelby, Ohio LEMMEHMAN'S for DRUGS ' STATIONERY TOILETRIES ' GIFTS Where You Are Always Welcome 55 West Main Street Shelby, Ohio COM PLI MENTS OF THE CONEY ISLAND RESTAURANT ' C. FRED ROLLINS Diamonds-Watches-Jewelry l847 Rogers Brothers and Community and Holmes and Edwards Silver CREDIT IEWELER CONGRATULATIONS STRUBLE'S SUPER DRUG COMPLIMENTS OF WEST MAIN SINCLAIR COMPLIMENTS OF LANZEN'S BARBER SHOP 78 West Main Street LANZEN'S BARBER SHOP COMPLIMENTS OF F. R. AND C. C. STEVENSON STEVENSONS' DRUG STORE MAY AND PFAHLER Pure Oil Products TIRES-BATTERIES LUBRICATION-WASHING 75 West Main Street COMPLIMENTS OF WALTER COOKE, IR. SHELL STATION 38 IWW' INSURANCE ' and Q REAL ESTATE X Aesncvtnct - , smlbq, io ,mm I snvcf 235' l ALLAN M. HARMON ROBERT M. STADLER KARL SCHLOTTERER Compliments of A Complete Line of Baby GlffS lf1f3l'1l'S' XNEBF Cl'1ildren's Apparel Ladies' Sportswear Pre-Teen Dresses and Sportswear Shelby 41946 Plymouth 2123 59 West Main Street Phone 31911 ELSIE LOUISE SHOPPE COMPLIMENTS OF Miniature Portrait Studio MARION, OHIO CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1958 GOOD LUCK IN THE FUTURE THE DEVITO STUDIO The Home Of Good Portraits 139 COMPLIMENTS COMP'-'MENT5 OF OF The Shelby Metal SIICIIJY I-Umbef Products Company Co. Inc. WHATEVER A BOY OR GIRL The cumberworth THINKETH: THAT WILL THEY Do. AQEIICY WHICH EXTENDS ITS 9 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST K E I L S WISHES TO THE CLASS OF I958 W N W l4l Y l .fglft t0gl 6L!9A:5 I-'SZ2Ti'?i'sT2f4 f' aegis' 24 5? - ,F f 'Qf .fi-if lt' 'fe'--YL-.1 M H K5 Sczlatee YUU . . . , IT IS OUR PLEASURE TO SERVE YOU K V WITH THE FINEST OFFSET AND 1 LETTERPRESS TO GIVE YOU 711A Zualtty at .lam edu' WITH CONSTANT SUPERIOR SERVICE. V fs O1 OUR YEARS or EXPERIENCE give us a background to better pro- duce your printing needs. Progrcssively expanding, our facili- ties are complete to process any job from beginning to cud. 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. OVER S9 YEARS' EXPERIENCE 4 u r ' l -xg The..,Grdy Printing ,Company T , Phonijigniloek 5-seeaggg-Qs -fj5fQ,i5Qgj, 1 f ' Fogiihrlfa, ohlkaiszpifjti LARGEST PRODUCERS OF ANNUALS' IN THE STATE S L.. Kiln ' , ' H , 1 ta-,yt I ls. f. 51-f'i'7'53 v ., :,,9-, ::,- : -.-J' sv.: 3353: 'eff x : ., - J - .- L' JL. -' - ,EL-'-' -1- 5 Y . 2-in :15f!'+-f'P,f!rtaI-r- . iw- !:::-A L 1.,- -.7 n . ..'- WF- -U x. - - .U . -f -1. I . ,I I -I . - . I.. - v- :,.I-- -II--. J.-,.- I: I,-,I-. I III: I -A I I I In I - I n J- v I I I III Id- n 5. L l , , II .I I . I I II III 1 lf Inn. 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