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

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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

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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.

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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.