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

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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

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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.

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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.