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

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1960 volume:

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And if she has a good sense of humor and takes a lively interest in her students, as well as in her course, they are sure to respond and enjoy learning from her. XV1: wish to recognize just such a teacher, A teacher who guides us, yet one who wisely sits back and lets us make many of the important decisions in the clubs she sponsors and about the projects we under- take: so that, under her, we gain in BOTH knowledge and leader- ship. The year lil-12. which brought most ol' our class into the world, also brought her to Shelby High. So we are, in a unique way, HER CLASS. lt is with special pride that we dedicate the 1960 Scarlet to the lady who has as much energy for planning a prom as she has for mountain climbing and as much l'un rooting for Ohio State as ugainxl the University of ltlichigan -OUR TEACHER- MISS HARRYET SNYDERI lt TABLE OF CONTENTS VVhrzt will they he fgllfflillg ncxl? TEACHERS Oh, those meaningful '60 rings! SENIORS . Yfnrs of Lnlin, Biology, CLASSES . Some' mlledion ol piux! E. C. A. 's. The pride of Alma Male ATHLETICS A merimn fs letler- . . 8 . . 19 H isto ry- . . 42 . . 63 . . 87 Wolley Segap-Rzvlrl our Yellow Pagf's.' ADVERTISEMENTS . . 109 The Main Entrance to ...na The main ezzlrnnre of Shelby High Srlzool ax it appeurczl an n zunrm S!'IIlt'!I1bUT day fl959j from u P1 'k :liven ue. n Imposing Building Come, letis sing with happy voices Lift them to the sky Filled with pride, each heart rejoices True to SHELBY HIGH. ,::.:g:g,Q milfig 1 ix. s.1,.A. ' Y Qwfiis, if, wg? gmt- x 3-ww f A , f ., x 314 'v '. F: . x was-f , W, -mFf5?ff'f?ff?f?r'?51 ,ffff.qx:2-f2:2:255ff?ifY7'?f' 'P ij 2i...,....n. , . -'fcrf PHP! M 22? L -l .4 32' 3:2E?'?f?4:YEf 'T 2.5 A f , lk23,Q4w:1:i,:.:,mcfggJa: .-5 lf- 21 W ' A ,L A., .f . fr-iv W mrv:.a.:u .. , , 4-:auf W,5mA..z:N1.W wa W mf? Mm -Y sb zu ff:..:f-3355 153,-Q ,aww I2fii2sfas2?25?f421i'J:f?11f x . 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In the lield ol' etlurattion, he supplies the best possible lucilities for Shelby's pupils :ind we rest assured that his plains lor future improvements will equal or exceed what be has done lor us in thc pzist. uperintendent Bryon H. Carmean, A.B., M.A Mrs. jeanctte Noble in the principals of- lire and Mrs. Vern Kuhn in the superin- lentlent's office are the twn ladies who keep the work ol those ollices flowing smoothly. Cheerful and helpful to bosses and students atlike, these secretaries make life easier for all ol' us around S.H.S. with everything from aspirin to information. The Shelb Board Of Education FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr, Reymer Bricker fvice-presb SECOND ROW, left to right: Mr. Wayne Carleton, Mr. Sau- dentj , Mr. 1.t'tmard XVaines fpresidentj , and Dr. E. D. ford XVeavcr Qrlerkj , Mr. Byron H. Carluean fsupvrintend- Duwds. ent of schoolsj and Mr. E. P. Curry. The members of the Board of Education have the responsibility of providing an educational plan and plant for the children of school age in this community. Shelby has been fortunate in having a group of men who are dedicated to the responsibility of their task and have done their work well. They have recommended new and additional buildings from time to time and then have pre- sented thcsc proposals to the citizens oi the ronunuuity, On other pages of this hook are pic- tures oi buildings that have become a reality to the children and teachers of this school system. The members of the Board of Education have provided well for the development of each and every youngster and young person attending Shelby schools today. They are looking to the future and have started a detailed study to pro- vide for more and better facilities for future pupils of this school district. 9 Principal Of The School A very neressary part of any school faculty is the principal - the head nfhninistralor. Mr. tl. McCullough has been principal of Shelby High School for the past fourteen years. Mr. McCollough's helplul advice and friendly attitude to all students has gained for him the respect ol all - students and faculty alike. The development nl each pupil ae- Cortling to his or her abilities and skills is at worthy goal. Mr. McCol- lough has made this a reality in most of the Shelby students by his interest in them and his encouragement to them. Mr. J. E. MCC0llOUgll B. S. in Ed., BLA. They counsel with us and keep us in school. MISS ANITA S'l'R.'XIlCH ll. S. in Eel., M. .-X. ic teaches English ll :nul nglixh l2. Counseling with relhy students is also one of :r duties. hey help us Hcarry a tune . MR. PAUI. R. IERADISX ll. Mus., zunl M. Mus. llc lcnrhes us to sing and :ip- prcrizuc music, He is director nl' the choral groups-the rhoir nntl thc glue rlolis. Supervisor of Music is his litlc. MRS. RUTH MORGAN B. Mus. She assists with the choral groups hcsulcs :caching music iu the elcxneotalry schools. MR, ROIKERT R. WENDLAND A. ll.. A. Director of Guidance for Shelhy Schools is his title. Hu also tnnclws English I2 mul scrrcs as :ulrisor for the SC.-XRl.l2'l' S stuffs. MR. JOSEPH YOIIN ll. S., N. A. llc issues ull thu passes for noulxutcnrlzuicc as ai part of his work :is supervisor of attendance for all thc Shelby Srhools. Hc also is equipment manager for the football squzuls :intl is coach of the Whippcl Golfers. 1222 0351 ,:... 'z -.U an 1 r XQ 4 :J wi-15 Q 235456 vi no . .. f'f'?'4? hir!!! She brnr They broaden our vistas . . . MISS LUELA KUHN B. A.. B. S. in Lib. Sc. reigns supreme in our li- y. NR. XVAYNE POTTS B. S. in Ed., M. A. He leads ns in first and second year Spanish and is the Senior Class Advisor. MISS DORA SUMMER B. S. in Ed., M. A. She shows us ihe glory 0E old Rome by inslrncling us in Latin I and ll. These Teachers Have Different Fields but Teach for a Common Cause. MR. ROBERT REIMSNYDER B. S. in Ed. He teaches American History and coaches football in the jun- ior high and steers the high school smdenls io hcuer driving hahils in Drivers' Edncalion. MRS. MARY CHESROXVN B, A. Mrs, Chesrown is lhe insxrurlor for Ari in the junior high and also :caches one class of senior high snrdenls furry. MR. ROGER COPELAND B. S. in Ed.. M. A. He develops good sportsmanship in lhc Shelby alhletcs as Head Track Coach. Assistant Football Coach, and Assistant Basketball Coach. He also reaches science in the junior high. To keep us informed of fashions and foods is their job. MRS. I-'RIEDA IENOCH II. S. in Iinl. She is the aulvisor for the If. H. A. She also teaches Home Economifs II, Ill. :uid IV. MISS MARY l.l-IORA KI'llN II. Miss Kuhn tczlclmei English l and Home Iironoinics I. She is also m-:idx-isni' for :hc lf. II. A. S. in li1l,.M.S. These teachers know their uFacts and Figures MR. I1. S. CONNIELLY ll. S. Mr. Iinnnclly cnliglncns Ihr sluilcnls :xi Shelby High in .XI- gclxm I :xml Gcilrrul Srivllw. NIR. GEORGE Sl'II'l.Iill MISS Rl l'lI S'l ROV? NIR. IZMILE JOHN B. S. in limi. II. S. in lid.. M. .L II. S, in I-Isl., M. A. SL-uim' Xlzxllicnuuirs. Cmlulivr- Snliil Gcolnclri, 'l'iigonmuclrx. Nlr. -lulm iw lhc inslruclur in fizil .Xl'illilnulif.:lll1l l'I:1nn- Plznw tQcmncu'r. and Senior Algclmi I :md Algebra: ll. llc liL'mnm'ln :irc thc sclmul mlm- Nlxullicmzilifs :irc the sillmiwls nlsu suprrxiscs the szulc of ivrlv lhxll hc lc:1L'liL-x hero. lhzil Miss Slrous lcnrlws. Shi' is lifkvls for :ill athletic ments. also in rhzngc ul :hu vznsl smrc ui sweets :han sniisfi Shi-Ihr High wnuli-nls. -Q. .of They Tone Up Our Muscles NIR. CHARLES YVILLIAMS B. A. They hope to make students into good office personnel. MR. RALPH SIROFCHUCK li. S. in Ed. Personal Typing, Commercial Arillimclic, Bookkeeping, Cununcr- cial Law, and Economics :irc thc subjects that Mr. Sirolcliuck teaches this year. Ile is instrnclor of buys physical education classes and the head basketball and baseball coach for the Whip- pets. 'I4 MRS. HIEANETTE EGLINTON B. A. Teaching Shorthand II, Officu Practice, and Typing I keep Mrs. Eglcslon luisy all the day and all thc yuan, Shu also supervises llic ii-ping mr me XVHIPPET 'r.'xLas Suiff. MR. HOXYARD M. PLOCHER ll. S. in Ed, M. Ed. llu nol only lvaiclivs Slmrllmnil 1, llonkkveping. and Office Praicticc hnl also coaches the 8th Grade Foinbnll Tcznn and is ux-asurcr of llic special school funds. MISS NANCY WALKER ll. S. in Ed. She is ilu' whistle of nulhor- ily' daily in girl's gym chimes and weekly au G. A. A, nicel- ings :mil rnurnznncnis which slic hclpcil In orgunive this year. ow is the Time for All Good Men to Colne to the Aid of Their Party MR. ll'.'Xl.'1'liR HAY ll. S. in lill. Mr. Huy iuslrucus llu- sr-uiors in Amcmicuu Gurcrluxuuu :uul Suri' ology :mud rho juniors io American llislory. Ha- is ulso aulvisor for llu' juuior dum. Ale they Talking 6'Sl1op Talkv? NIR. ROHEIQT HUHERT ll. 5. lu Ed. 'ku uuxlrurlor ol Metal Shop, Mr. H nn also lr-nrhcs Mcrlmnirzul Druuug :uul lllucpriol Reading. :Aix-, MR. LOXYELI, MCMliliKliX li. S. in lid.. M. A. Mr. Mrlilcckcu lvalclxvs wuoalwork- img in the Wood Shop :uul also has our rluss iu the Mclul Shop. .-...N -. ,wh h ,,,f MR. DON MONN ll. A. Drivers' lirlurruiou, Auucrirzun Gov- crunucul, Soriology, zuul Auwriram llislory :uc lhc suhjcrls lhzu Mr. Mono likcs lo lcurh. H0 is also rvsux'vc foollxull uuml l.v:lsclJ1lll cozlrlx. 1.352 MR. JOHN Sl'l.-'KNK ll. S. iu Agricullurc Mr. Sluulk is lhc iuslruclor in thc .-lgricululrc Clnssus zuul Shops. Hc is nlso thu advisor for the F. I-I. A. auul scrvcs us supervisor for thc lraulsporlnliou of all Shelby slu- nlculs who rimh' the school Imsvs. MR. IIAROLD MARKIN Il. A. Mr. Mznrkiu is :uuolln-r instructor for Amcrirzux Govcruxucut, Sociol- ogy, Couuucrrial Law, and Eco- nomics. llc is also lfuculty Man- ngcr for ull Sha-Ihi lligh znlxlclirs. -L-..,.,..E .5 , uf., ns The Scientists Examine A Specimen MISS I.ll.l.lAN RAY BOH'M.XN .L li.. M. .L Ax! insnurlm' nf world his- Miss lluwnrm 'uixiss wry. . . urs lhc IH-p Club, Cln-urlcaulcrs. mul lln- Wluippcl 'linlcs staff. MISS MARIE HUGIIIES A. ll. Our great lzuly of Alm'ricnn llixzury. MR. XVXLLIAM XVILKINS B. S., M. A. He is an inslrncun' uf cixics and health and plnsicnl mln- cnlion. Mr. ll'iIkins is our hcaul fuulbnll fonrh. MR. RONALD STRINI-I ll. S, in I-Id. A teacher of civics and hrnllh and driver cducnliun. ln- also srrws as :nssisuml 15 football and bnskelb.-11 toacll. i They Teach Us Citizenship llc :xml MR. llRl'Cli .-KRCIIIBEXIZOX ll. S. in l-lil., Rl. S, insmxfls ns in physics flwmisuy. MR. ll'Il.l,l.-XM V.'lRlll,l-1 ll, S. in ELI. llr llralrlws us lxiulugy mul st-ries :ls al lmis' physical ul- ufmion insrrucun-. nxsisuxnl Ioullmll. lxnskvlhnll , :xml mul: umfli. MISS ILXRRYET SXYDER ll. S. in liml.. M. .-X. She zulxiws the Binlngi ilu- junior Class. and Tri-lli-Y. Hcr main :espn silxilily is leaching lxiulngy. s , 1 1 - 1 Grammar, Speech, Literature Are Their Specialities MISS JOAN ARRINGTON ll. S. in Ed. in nd- She is an instructor of English I and ll as well as being advisor of lhc Sophomore Class. MR. CHARLES FUNK ll. S. in Ed. He Lunches English I and Speech, is head of the dlxunalics department, and is the advisor of the Thespian Club, Two Who Are Ready To Direct MR. FRANK PENDERGR.-XSS B. Mus. lie is an inslrncmr of elenleimiry vo- cnl and inxtrnmcnml music. director of the junior band, :xml zissislaml di- rector of the Senior hand. MR. DWIC HT SOMERVILLE IS. S. in lid. He is supervisor of inszruinenlail music in Shelby schools and is director of thc Senior hand, I7 Shelby high school employees Mrs. Wanda Barnes and Mrs, Grace Hollinger plan rarclnlly thc menus fur thc school cafeteria. MRS. BARNES is thc Hctltl Cook and MRS. llOl.I.lNUliR is thc assistant. Lclt to right: Mrs. Barnes :intl Mrs. Hollinger. Left to right: Mr. Chester Ritlwcll. Mr. A. V, Fair, and Left to right: Mr. Stanlsy Weaver and Mr. William Mr. Robert Polfcnbangh. Ilrissell. MR. STANLEY XVEAYER is thc hczttl of the Maintcnzmu: NIR. CHESTER KIDXVELL. MR. A. Y. FAIR. AND MR. Groups for the Shelby Schools :intl keeps thc buildings ROBERT l'OFl-'EINBAUKIH make up the lnaintcnancu in tip-top shapu nl all times. crux' for the high school building. MR. WILLIAM BRISSELL is responsible for all mains lvnanrc work in the buildings and grounds. MR, A. V. FAIR retired from his position after over thirty years of working for thc schools of this city. He retired in jnntmry of this year. Hc was surccedetl by Mr. Glenn Luiclalntl. 7 I Q ' L Q as Ks 51 45.21 . . .ik Successes and defeafs in 'rheir due Time have come And passed, But such fond memories will not fade away With This years SENIOR CLASS. .gona mcnrk l'n-sith-an Senior Class Officers TOM ll.-K K ER Vice Prcsitlent NOLATROXE'-L Senior Class Executive Committee Secrelzwy-Treasurer ' iii? 1 73 Q 5' :'S'2w --+ ,. , ' FIRST ROW, left to right: john Rocher, Sue Robertson, Nola Troxell, Tom Baker. SECOND ROW: Harriet Hafer, jackie May, Dave Winans, Dick Dnnley. THIRD ROW: Nancy Carleton, Roger White. Arthur Seaman. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Potts qclass advisory . Mary Margaret Griffith, Fred McKinney, Dick Berry. QAbsenl Linda Leelnastcrj . . Ufffwiffio 1 Class of 1960 if Q35-Uffi . so , ANDRA ALEXANDER 'ndy has high flying Impex . H. A. 9, 10, Officer 11, Z: Glee Club 9, 10: Usher 10, 11, 123 Library 10, Z: Concessions 12. STHER ARMSTRONG illfn on the keys H. A. 9: Choir 11, 12: Ice Club 9, 103 Tri-Hi-Y 1, Concessions 12: Girls' rio ziccoinpanist 12. ARLENE BAILEY '-1: ix a plcasanl addition In ilu: ISS udcnt Council 9, 105 Bi- ogy Club 10: Drzunnlics 105 Band 9, 10, 11, Choir 10, Glec Club 9: Annual aff 9, 105 Pep Club 9, 10, 1: Thespizm Club 11: Dar- ne zittendccl Mzirlison igh School 9, 10: shc at- ndcil Morgan County 1-I. . 1Vcst Liberty, Kentucky, AY BAKER lm day is gay with Kay hoir 11, 12: Glec Club 9, lg Concessions 12 ,lffr as a buznlf 1 .tudent fi ' 'u ' ' , 15 I1xoi1' M1i1b 9, 10: lextextc 0: Scarlet S Sub- criition Staff 123 Pep Ilub 9, 10, 11, 123 Tri-Hi-Y 0, 11, 123 Concessions 12. 'RAN ARNOLD kucinating cutie, dark-eyed :muy Ilass Play 103 G. A. A. 9, lg Scarlet S Substri tion -:aff 123 Pep Club 10, 1, 123 1'V1iippetTa1cs Staff 1, ll, 123 Tri-Hi-Y 115 Ionccssions 12. f Ai! MW f cavrrr in lrcauly is for Judy lee Club 9, 105 Conces- UDY BAK I . . 3 ions 12 pig of cider, ix snilbnnl, and IOIL hss Vice President 12: tudent Council 12: Band , 103 Scarlet S Editorial :aff 125 Whippen Tales tail 93 Hi-Y 10, 113 Bas- Clbilll, Reserve 103 Track 0, ll, 123 Boy's State 11, unior Executive Commit- ee 11: Senior Executive Iommitice 125 Concessions 9 'OM BAKER I . . v 1 Z1 IP eniors fn 9 Confusin but amusin' I wlljl A 'iss Play 10 G. A. A. 9: U 6' . , Clce Club fl 10: Scarlet S If Q b11lJ5Cl1P1.l0H Staff 12: Pep 1 C 1:0 I0 11 12: Tri-1-Ii-Y I0, 11. 12, oucessjons 12 sw -V - I4 bn 7 U ,L , J Q fl J' 'A'? !,U1 DONADINE BAXTER TERRY BAUER CI. ' 3 lll ., , . 353. I 1 Ill N U 1 L 25, f?77f M f'-1 Donna 7ype.v To Plcnxe X Ap ,. u 0 Wi fri ' lA f2fV.U 1,L,GIee Club 9: Y-Teens 9, 10: Uvbbsfi 'bk bl- lu Concessions 12: she attend- ,Jl 'fm 'XV' cd Davison, Michigan High ov V 7 School 9, I0 . , - . ' 1. , , .IL 411- R 7,1 tif EJ J ALFREDA BECK Capable, clever, and culi- Band 9, 10, 11, 12: Glce Club 9, 10: Pep Club Il, 10, 11:Tri-Hi-Y10, II, 121 Horn Quartet 9, 10, II, 12 RICHARD BERRY Charlie Brown dorxn'l Imm- auytlling mx him Student Council 125 Biol- ogy Club 10, Officer 11, 12: Scarlet S Editorial Staff 12: Track 11: Senior Executive Committee 12: Concessions,- lo . . DONALD BETTS Hrreiv a bel that umlrr fails F. 17. A. 10 ll ffm ew ,. 'JINT . -. 1 I ff. '- 'v qw Ft.. ,l5.,w+X,1 , I 1-,Y -tx ., 1 XQMJ Rosen aoGAN 5 Q M Lance runs in high gear 1 Q U Band 9, 10: Sarlet S Editor- ial Staff 12: Whippet Tales Slllfffl, 11gHi-Yl0,11,12: Concessions 12 DAVID ALLEN BONECUTTER In nllxlelic sports he doth excel His aim in life-nh, who rmr lrll Football. Reserve 10, Var- sity 11, 12 WILLIAM S. BREMER Half a day leaves lime to play Pep Club 11: He attended New Washington High School 9, 10, ll W0 Seniors MARY ANN BRICKER Q An Iumr lnlc and n dollar slmrl 1 Biology Club 10, Officer ll, 123 G. A. A. 9: Glee Club 9: Scarlet S Subcrip- - lion Staff 12: Pep Club 9, 10, ll, 12: lVhippet Tales Stall ll, 12: Tri-Hi-Y ll, 12: Concessions 12 JOHN BROWN But my name is john 1h'n:vn.' Basketball, Resewe 9, Ill, Varsity ll, 123 Track 103 Concessions 12 NANCY CARLETON liflr-1-lfl: 1. lillirimlq' llfmnly + lfminsl . l'er.mnulily Student Council 93 G. A. .-X. ' 95 Band 9, 101 Choir 123 J Glee Club 9: Sexletle 9, 10, 115 scsi-let s Editorial staff ,f,ZfVVl' 12: Pep Club 9, 10, ll, 125 Wliippet Tales Staff 9, llg Tri-Hi-Y 10, Officer ll, 125 119 Homecom- 12g Senior Conuniltec 125 . 9, 10: Con- CCSSIUHS JANN 5EVIl.l.E CHEW Om' gift lo the SPCA Choir 123 Glee Club 9, ll , Concessions 12 PAMELA CHEW Cliir Chick! Class Play 10: Choir 12: . Glee Club 93 Pep Club 9, I0 ' 11, Q 11 , ll, 12gTr1-H1-Y 10, 12: Thespian Club 12: ' Concessions 12 PHILLIP CHEW Thr Prnnut llurtcr Kid Basketball Team Manager 12: Concessions I2 .IO ANNE CHRISTY and gay, .vlrr'.v always Club fl 10 ll LINDA CLABAUGH Da you mink rm um film.,-111 Dramatics 10, llg Glec Club 95 Pep Club 12: Tri- 1-li-Y ll, 123 Altemlance Office Secretary ll, 12: junior Executive Commit- tee ll: Concessions 12 1 ,N loxv My X' ll. ,Mb N jgsvplilfjfvxll 1.11111 1 MARY CLADY Talks and laughs in every rlnsx Dramatics 9, 10, 113 Glce Club 9, 103 Pep Club 9, 10, ll, 123 Concessions 12 1 1 15 -l uuman of szlurre is a 1 m of .trust G. A. A. 95 Band , g Confessions 12 ....... L JW ll JAMES EDWARD COLLEDGE --mg Daddy'- Band 9, 10, ll, 12: Choir 11, 12, Drum solo 9,10,11, Em Salle. f !4,yvm CONNIE CORNELL An almnic mmir Glee Club 93 Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Concessions 12 24 lass of 1960 MICHAEL CLADY Slxellzyiv Izuar Walton Basketball, Reserve 10, 1 Varsity 12 RUSSELL CLARK 1 ll'e d giw n ransom to luv II1 humlmmr Band 9, 10, ll, Concession' 12 1 1 1 1 1 1 SHARON COPELAND N Cunlrnlcd and happy 1 F. H. A. 123 Glee Club Q Pep Club 95 Usher 9, 11 11. 12: Thespian Club 1 10, 11, 12: Librarian lg Concessions 12 fglgmof fibwid 1 Wlhfwv GILBERT F. COY If silenre is golden, thru 111 Iwy ix rich Stage Crew 12: Concession 12 ,f ,, ffLf,,ll,c c.c1,Qzal met vb ' ' I Ck ,uvvzeci -7 - l0AN CUIBERTSON RICHARD DONLEY 'nise', patience, and perztnvmlily 60011 gfifft 111511 fill b5 'lux ludcnt Council 11, Ollic- 1' 12: Biology Club 10, 11, 2: Band 9, 10, 11, 12: Glec Klub 9, 10: Scarlet S Editor- xl Staff 12: Pep Club 9, U, ll, 12: 1Vliippct Tales lill-f 113 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, lllicer 12: Music Secretary l: Homecoming :tttenclnnt 2: Executive Committee 1: Szix Quartet 11, 12 IMOTHY DORF 'Im mollzzr ship rrnslned J ! 'nr xlmnrlrd .' ! Zoncessions 12 1, .ff 1' 1 V en dag n holxdny hon 11 12 Glee Club QQ : e:25wL9'I'0: P lliib J 1 CARBARA EASTERLING 9 Q 'f. A WEP LJ: a C 'staff' V123 Co! ons 12 0 M MV ,L vibe Q' W fl 3 53 V we 1 XXL, ERSOLE :roller and eber H. A. 9, 10: Glce 1 10: Pep Club lli 'ri l- 125 Conccssio is ,N h 7 Wiifoig 91 1 :ll Class President 105 Class Vicc President ll: Student Council 10, 11: Scarlet S liditoriztl Staff 12: Foot- ball, Reserve 9, Varsity 10: Baskethzlll, Reserve 9, 10: '1'r:1ck 9, 103 Senior Execu- tive Committee 12: Junior Executive Committee 11: TRIClAAl?CEllwl'2:jD Concessions 12 DORE DUVAI.I. A wry inquisitive girl! Concessions I2 DOROTHY EBERL Siu' smiles swrelly WM fi 'flfl MARALYN EDGAR A quiet rio! I., V . .'.l' Mlhippet Tales Staff 12 Concessions 12 ag, Wt M all we 1 Zffcft L if U DMM Glcc Club 10: Wfhtppet Tales Staff 115 Concessions 5 f K ,C Mgnylvff ,cccc AC! 1 ,f 1 ,'.':g'- 9 fwnfil 'ff xlffylg ' 7 Y , ,-W, Qc, f.:f'2L47Z'0 fi,-V ' , I ,ff if fswyiw :Nc X , Q , 7, fi , X ff , , Lvl , 1 f,f.,E- 1 K X 5? 1 11 Semors MARTIN EDGAR 'l'1zenv'x nobuddy like our Buddy Band 9, 10, 11, 12: Scm-lc: S Subscription Stall 12: 'Y J , , 0 V51 qt' Wu bf M11 1L 1 Gmc!! X1 Track 10, ll, 12: Conces- sions 12 MARILYN ALTHA EGNER Nexl slap-Liln-my of Cong:-xxx F. H. A. 9, 12: Glec Club 9, 10: Concessions 12 ROGER ELLIS n mul lulurc will! Krlfg, L17 10 l1:Hi-Y 10, 11: licr lrifnrlx BRIDGET FINNEGAN lt's Ihr lrixll in mr' F. H. A. 10, Officer 11: Whippcbt T:1lcyS5:'1f ll, 12: Congcssirgnsl ,Agri I NI V, Q-5 , 51 EVELYN FI H XJ HQ: Yi .Vumlu'r. 12 e sc Rf! 1 '. 5 . 12, 12: 1431- ,fy-75 f Cfllllllllllgfglqilljlt f o CL CAROLYN JEAN FARRELL Trim lo lm' word, lirr zum-h, and 5G1cc Club 11, 10: Scarlet S Iidiloriul Staff 123 Conces- sions 12: Pep Club 10, 11, 12: Usher 9, 10, 11, 12 X45 cling al GHT Table' Tfunis 'I'rr:y Baseball 9, 10: Colrussigls '2 if . A ff . Efayr' 6j7'!b-4fff7fqUDlTH F NJ .2?f7iH?!, glxrrful :Xl I g inxpigrvm-n-1 Slzlfzlg 'el .lu 1 Ush 9 , . -SY '- 1 Chou- 111, 1 , c -Q cu Q 10- S 'rlcl S, lbs ' ion Q b 12 QPU 1 19 lu x X I0 s I7 ' 2 C nfcs ion.: S . .7 SARBARA FIFY lllr JN f ff 'g cc ig' -P ' Xlvt ? jj .1 ,, 5 , - - i , as W glcscrvc Con- .IAY FULLAGER jay ix full of grzvrrrrrr F. F. A. 9,10.ll, O 12, Football, Reserve 103 Concessions 12 Z, up ,wif EUGENE GEORGE We 4251? cA,wd41Lx7f17' Scarlet S Subscription Stall , 12: Basketball, Reserve 10, X07 .1 '- 4ff'f'Varsily 11, I2: Track 103 Concessions 12 Undies fliccr like his farm of Sncinl J U X222 ZLQQMJ' TOM GEORGE Cai - M 1l'l1al, Im' worry? fb-N LYVA ' Football, Rcscrvc 10, vm-. ,Quo sity 11, 12: Basketball, Rc- ' scrvc 10: Attended Barber- 'XQQAIXQ4 ton High School 9, 10 VIRGINIA GLOWER Sweet, nral, and petite NANCY GRAY Glec Club 9, 103 Tri-Hi-Y 10, ll. 12: Concessions 12 Illondes prefer gznllemen F. H. A. 12: G. A. A. 93 Choir ll, 12: Glee Club Sl, 103 Pep Club 10, 113 Con- cessions 12 MARY MARGARET GRIFFITH A golden thought. n novel twisl. will mnkc lm' n xupzrinr jour- nalisl Class Secretary-Treasurer 105 Student Council 9, 10: Biology Club ll: G. A. A. 93 Glee Club 9, 103 Sextet ll, 123 Scarlet S Editorial Stall 12: Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 123 Whippet Tales Staff 9, llg Tri-1-li-Y 10, 12, Offic- er ll: Senior Executive Committee 12: Concessions 1 2 3 Y sl! Q 4 5 x XR EN Wll.l.IAM GUILI. Wllrrr thtrrlt n Gui!! tlu'r: .v rl :my Concessions 12 X x HARRIET HAfER Iiuphy talk C1z1ssPln 2 9 ar Sub- SCl'iPIlO fZlf Q lllb 0, 10, E CllllX C mittee 11, 1231, hi Jet les Staff 11, 1 1 lor xccutive Conn ittc 1 enior Ex ' essi s 9 ' N ww -Ex s X JAMES HARRINGTON He leaves the hialngy maui in piece Biology Club 10, 11, 12g Concessions 12 'M 'Q 591' AO 0 565Zg0Nw'l ROBERT O. HEUBERGER Strong silent type Football, Reserve 103 Track 10, 11,4125 Cogiqes- sions 12 7 Vdv' Qwgclg ' fb fit, 'px' 'lil L CL1,JJ '? 121 fi , ,L-1 'f WM .fr fl' ' Vu Ml' Z8 c ve on xtzcc12:f R X ,JY Class of 1960 DANEEN GUTHRIE She gotta dance, :hc gotta sing Class Play 9, 10, 11: Choi 11, 123 Glce Club 9, 10 Sextcue 10, 11, 12: Scnrlc S Edilorial Smff 12: Chee: leader 9, 10, 11, 12: P21 Club 9, 10, ll, 12: 1Vhippc Tales Staff 9, 11. 12:-Thus pian Club 9, 10, 11, kgklsec reign. 2 219,41 .AL 1 f 1 21-'SGML if ,LUV fgwx 4 L , lfff W ,gvfffulwf lfcl.AYi'oN HALLMARK I wish to injerl my opinion sterling rrwrion! Concessions 12 snwm muuz 1 Hari: lh'nl-n-mr Foolbznll, Reserve 10, Va: sily 123 Track 12 KATHLEEN HEYDINGER Friendly und rourlruux Choir 123 Glee Club 1 Concessions 12 ,1 f ' 1 , Q07 ,L L QM, to 'ARY HIPSHER omnrron' Ihr world! udenl Council 123 Choir , 10, 11, 12:1'Vl1ippeL 'alles Stall' llg Concessions w , 11 wg if Mfg ff lnmdrrd and our pounds of ll ,udcnt Council 10, ll: G. . A. 93 Band 9, 10: Choir Q3 Glce Club '93 Sexteuc 1, 12: Scarlet S Subscrip- Ion Staff 12: Pep Club 9. 1, 11, 123 Tri-Hi-Y 10, Of- -cer 11, 12: Concessions I2 BNSTANCE ANN DANIEL HULL il hc nulwrighx me isebnll, Reserve 9, Team gr. 10: Concessions I2 nav Jmnmss A thinking man X991 ncessions 12 05, 'ji N s fs? Q7 WMM QW Class of 1960 WENDELL HOBBS Hr lmblmbs with the gang Bziskelball 95 Baseball ll: Concessions 12 ROBERT HORNING Life is mo slmrl for logic Goli 12: Concessions 12 INA IREY Inlriguing mid irresixlnblq Band 9, 10, 1' , l2: ' e Club 9, 10: Alto ax Eg ,lhfjgglf Col ' s' i -'f'7l!,jf I X, if 1'7 LV-WQ. QQ, f ff nu' aalfkf V X n., 1 I 2 M Q! IQWV ff If I MM ,W f , w vf Lu! ff' GEORGE RICHARD KEII. Trig. or lrml Band 9, 10: Scarlet S Sub- srriplion Staff 123 Hi-Y ll, 12: Concessions 12 29 1 Seniors RY KELLER 1 '1 ' lull! e 10, Y ll, jessi 1: rule 123 Football, Re- Trztck 10, 11, 123 ns 12 MACK KELLER lx it a mink, Dad? Concessions 12 is hu nnddlz nnmr A 9 10 Officer 11g n 12 Sextette 12: Con- ARD KELLER E- lg 1 . ' i . ons 1 pt mi A esonem ANN neuron V W JY1 A lrmclz nf a girl F . 1 My one 'quits 9,'1of'PeQQtill 5 fv l' if 'lllw H A 'Urol I : vlclligfll 1. t 1 93 Xfvhippet Tal A rSL1ifl,llgl! L0 KU!! Concessions 12 :ll ' I ,Ut 30 ll 'll 1 CWVJFA N KOCHER f VN WW, ty xvho'x neat will: u Iumgo ' I s Vlce Plesitlent 10' ent Council 10 11 12A d fl 10 Smtlct S Edi- 1 Staff 1.23 Football, rve 9, Varsity 10, 115 ss President 11, 12: 5 ' 1 3 ' , , -, 1 ., 5 . - a f c la etball, Rcscwe 9, 10, sity l23'Tmck 9, 10, ll, Team 1XIanager 115 's State ll: Concessions Junior Executive Com- tce 11: Senior Execu- 1 Committee 12 CARL k0ONTZ,JR. CARL KOONTZ Tlu'y'Il ucv:-r mtrh me wlmx I gr! it 1'unui11g Biology Club 10, ll, Scar- let S Editorial Staff and Subscription Staff 12: Foot- ball, Reserve 9, 10, Varsity 123 Track 9, 10, 11, 123 guys' State 11: Concessions rc: KUHN KS I3 of our .vlngr Sig :lent Council 109 Class K ' 'X y10,11,12gG.A.A.f1p ,N c Club 93 Scarlet S litli- :11 Staff 129 Usher 9. 10, 129 Tri-Hi-Y 10: Thes- n Club 11, 12 RICHARD LQBARGE His lzmgc has wlieels l2CAXf if WA 11 If ,Llxr Seniors fi UW nossnr LANZEN Slivllzy lIigl1's Mirkuy Rupp , 111010 Club 10 ll sw- AL lot S glxbscriptiou Staff 123 f 1-li-Y 9, 10, ll, Olfircr 123 Football, Reserve 9,105 rlA1'I1K'k1l, 10, 11, 12: Cou- cessions 12 JOE LAUBIE Ii:1ppirz1'xx ix juxl n thing rnllerl lor Class Play 125 Choir 123 Basketball 10, 11, 123 Base- ball 9, 10, 123 Track 93 Foothznll 93 Concessions 12 SUSAN LAUBIE joy is uol in lliingsg il is in us I Glcc Club 9: Concessions I ' 12 Ella as muy linda -,1fSl1e ix 11115 prdly Band fl' Glu-1efClub 9 10 Scurlct'S Edilorizil Sl11ff'12 J Club 41 10 11VliippQlf Tuli:s Sfall 11,12 Tri-l-1i+Y 10 .11 OlEiccr'12 Senior Executive kGon1mit- :cc 121 'lfl1eSpifn1'C11u1i'l?,- Concessions 12 ' Q wu.uAM c. LINNEAN C' W He is Slu-lby's lag ,y huun-r. PP x., A 1 11 LINDA Lsemnsren 1 -1 1 Class Plziy 125 GL' A. A. S157 -, , , . 1, 5 Pei' -2, lj' 12? Stage Crew 95,216 m Mun- l agcr 0 '10, 1,1 V . nccssions by W '25'i1, fl js 1-1, 71992, lp 1111 ,gb W ,ff W . ,Af Wm' MQW fvv -: ' .1 U ,Juana um. J ' - l 1 11 11 1 1 I loving at llcml G. A. A. 9, 0110014 11:Q Choir 11, 12: Glec Club 9, 10: Sextct 10, Scarlet S Subscription Stall 12, Pep Club 10, 11, 123 Whippcl Tales Stall 115 Concessions 12 DAVID LIVINGSTON Iinnj-Izody likes Stanley K 04,1 47 . Student Council, Officer ZQJJ 12: Band 9, 105 Bziskctlmll, , Rcsc-rvc 10, Varsity 11, 12: NM Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12: Scar- lcl S Subscription Stall 12: M Concessions 12 Q ' MARK LOWMILLER Will of irnn Student Council, Officer ll, 123 Biology Club 10, ll, 12: Football, Rcscrve 9, 10, Varsily 11, 12: Track 10, ll, 123 Bovs Slate 11 HM 6103, BETTY LUDWIG Lovely ln look nl Biology Club 10, 115 Band 9, 105 Whippct Tales Staff 11,12:Tri-Hi-Ylll, 11,121 Clarinet Quartet 105 Con- cessions 12 QJQQ Q OJCQ XUQCL3-of Clfxllfyxl idler! 'f3,QQ'C1fQ7' JOAN LYSINGER Short mid xrvrcl Choir ll, 125 Glee Club 9, 10 A -A 55,11 L. ,glee-,.f1 . W ,lite 1 !,gQ2fr2t9Z ,, 1 was 1 K, SANDRA ANNETTE MABRY A smile all the u-liilc Choir 11, 125 Glee Club 9, 105 Scarlet S Subscription Staff 12: Concessions 12 DAVID MELICK Center -of altrarlian Choir ll, 125 Stage Crew 9, 10, 11, 125 Football, Re- serve 9, l0, Varsity 11, 12: Baseball 11, 12, Tezun Man- ager 9, 10, 115 Thespian Club 11 12 AWQYJM HW 11111 ,gals 32 Class of 1960 l.OU1SE LUX Sclmnl xfliril pe'l'.vunifie'11 Class Play 105 G. A. A. 101Pcp Club 9,10, 11,1 Thespian Club 10, ll, l Scarlet S Subscription Su 12: Concessions 12 FRED MCKINNEY Amhilinn: To frm' lllr slaves Band 9, 10, 12: Foolba Varsity 115 Basketball, 14 serve 9, 105 Track 9, 10, 1 125 Team Manager 1 Scarlet S liclilorial Stall 1 Conecasioijyg J 1 to all ,l .,, 1 ' TW f JACKIE MAY Or then again-.flue may nal! Student Council 95 Bai 9, 10, 11, 125 Glee Club 103 Choir 115 Sexieu 9, I 125 Trio 105 Scarlet S E. torial Staff 125 1'Vhipf Tales Staff 11, 125 Clarir Quartet 10, 125 Senior I cculive Committee 1 Concessions 12 ' fl T ' ,Q A JAH' Ffa fb and L JH' ,ML AN' grgdtwfl Ml f ERA METZGE X l'm may look buiv, bu l'm o mul uxwil ' Choir 10, 1 1 HW Q1 1 VILBUR METZGER mrlrdonfn lalrnt lass Play 12: Football, Re- rve 9, 10, ll, Varsity 12: xscball 10, 11, 123 Track Class of 1960 1' Adv page 195 .nnual Subscription Staff 'HARLES MILLER 23 Football, Reserve 9, 10, arsity 11, 123 Basketball, ,cscrvc 9, 10: Track 9, 10, 12 l, 12: Concessions 12 my 5 ml! 1 Xl --f sf , iw if Q , ,wi , ANC' MOON AROL Moon: Iml do tlmxz ryvs MII lu? Ice Club 9, Concessions r IE MOORE maiden lair will: curly hair lee Club 10, Tri-Hi-Y 111, I, Officer 113 Concessions iff 12 , , Ig Scarlet S Subscfpti ff VKX E BX Mil' LY iq x U lf ' Y X U 1 ,D M Ky ,X , , ,gjylniwg 1 l GJ ' lf My Q gm Qi gl IGGY MORRIS 'na'In'nQv Blonde H. A. 9, 10: Tri-I-Ii-Y 9, , 12: Twirling Club 9: mcessions 123 Attended 'cretl Pennsylvania Hi li hool 9 and 10 f f L 0 .Jil W A li ,vi 1 M2617 Mijn iiyw if c fir i I. fl l 11, 125 Glcc lub 9, Tun 103 Tri-Hi-Y , ll, 12: Majorettc 9, 10, city eyed doll and , , ll , 1 l, 125 Concessions 12 , ' 7 . ZLLQXJTYPJ all P . fyvfy Dflbbgglfb h I ,J ,L ,QW W M u couldnt ash for Moore. 'iss Sccxetnty-Treasurer Athletic Association 93 ttcnded Shiloh High :hool 9 w mae, E RY MOORE , , 1. . . ' 1 Y E ny :Ulla mark, brgmle l say: 'x orld was nmdc for fun 1 lay. 1 Play 12, Scarlet S Erli- r ll frail 12: Pep Club 9, ' 'ss is I2 v, lg, i-Hi-Y 10, 113 Jmyuv ,, , Seniorsq Cf?-1:14 LARRY Mvsns Qgjl 3 QQ Q Lljllurxnzrggoxa mean your rlunlsn X Q- Biology Club 103 Class Playilliiha 5 C., 12: F. F. A. 9, Officer 10, g, , - A 'Q 11,12 X 1 I K g ,ff RQSEMARYINEEFQ X ,x 6 V f 11, IYYWI-11 uo1'li'mm4J1grr J 'Z ,' but giggles Ming-un warekffi-if ffl V! ' F. H. Agn ,i.g,x?gx' . ,-15 'Q I Glec Gl1iliilf,10g Chou 12'-Q ,if Mft' Rosexuury 410 jgbfyf School 9 ii- N CQ' -2 ,' A3 7194Kf WILLIAM NETHERS 1111 snmrl In In' quiet ,' N C NICHOLSON Xu ' cxrupes xcraprx in thi' Airli uf limi' il' Biology Club 10, Offxcel WD ' 11, 123 Class Play IO C. A. A. 9: Glec Club I ing, p Club 9, 10, 11 12 ll DQ 'll1ippcLTalcsSr.nlf11 12 bi 'i-Hi-Y 10, 11, 123 T es - pian Club 11. 12: Concns sions 12: Scarlet S Edilou 11 Stall 12: Librarian 9 Scu ' let S Subscription Smff RUSSELL H. PATTON f,- L L Patton applied for by LL Band 9, 10, 11, 12: Choir ,fl if and Glee Club manager 9, Ll!- 10, 113 Concessions 125 Hi- fx ,Z K Y1l,12 1 1 J X JULIA Pi-mrs ' ' juliaiv a jewel Glee Club 9, 10, Chon 12 Pep Club 9, 10, ll, 12 Trl Hi-Y ll. 123 Conccssnohs 12 PAUL PHELPS Happy ga lucky F. F. A. 9: Concessions 12 f ,XX MARGARET JOAN PITNEY 1 , QV To gain n fri:-nd is In ln' mu' 3 Choir 11, 12: Glec Club 9 Q ,NL L 105 Cafeteria 10, 11 2 Sf' l ! Concessions 12 Ex .N J 1 51 eniors JEROME PR CH1' Ili-fi-ya-yo Biology Cl 103 Public Amlclrcs. yslcin 11,512 V no .W 3 9.10, 57 KQWA ' I JP W li f X MARY ANNE RAY ff A shining Ray lo guide nur :nay Bnncl 9, 10, 115 Pep Club 11, 12: Whippct Tales Stuff 115 Concessions 12 1 f if f QJ ' LQ W ff, UWM' ,, fri MARK REED f Q ,fs , , , 7 1 A friend in mm if fi frirnrl mv 7111 Ili. -.lj drcd 1 49 Hi-Y 11, 129 Concessions f-'W 61,1917 91.43-'f 'l' 12 LQLXK' 'S .A- M f ss 1 M 7 Q6 vuxvb NED REED 175.7 ff QSXY' QQ Ilurnwnim nmn '-'SAQKQE' W .MK Rss Choir 9, 10, 11, 12, nm QQS5 ball Sl, 10, Team Mzinager XDX, gbllg Quartet 10, 12: Conces- QN ' sions 12 R0 Xa NQQQ5 WAYNE REED fl lunr! Il'x u ll'x11 bird! Il'.s p lf. A. P, Civil Air Patrol 9, 10, ll, 12 4 14,1 EVAN RICHARDS Nwffr frur, Ewufs lu'rv 0 J Student Council 9, 10, 11, Nfl 125 Biology Club 103 Class Play 125 Stage Crew 10, Whippet Tales Staff 115 Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Officer 122 EX6L'Ill1VC Cmnmiuec ll, Concessions 12 vifwff .WIN wu.uAM RICHERT Lf 1 ni,-Lv fm- my mul: 1.113 Buucl 9, 10, ILQT12: Yfhip- 'tT.l S 1411- 'ifY1l0, 121, 12-2 C51 21-ip lygiifgnmlvlc I2: C cssi1W12 L QM O1 11 lx his gzinw. sions 12 1,1 f f 1, TWUL1 RALPH L. R1cKenf4 Ilnddv is his nmnr. Trnuix ix Slllglb Crew 105 Hi-Y 10, ll, 125 Tmck 10, 12: Conces- ll! ANNE RIDENOUR Some 11111, brown-lmirrd, blue- mjverl boss will claim the .fern-Iavy F. H. A. 9, 10, Officer 11, 125 Glee Club 9, 103 Caf- elerizl 10, 113 Concessions 10 w l QXMQ W Q if QQ is SUSAN ROBERTSON The VERY best thing.: mme in small pnckngrx Glee Club Sl, 10: Scarlet S Subscription Smfl' 123 Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 122 Xvhip- pet Tales Stuff 11: Senior Exe-mlixfe Cyxiinbiijtee 12 . 'V is , , if V 11 lc , R- Q Xi X K 1' ,L ' N91 rkyi y lx m viii' L lil, 1 11291 f PATRICIA ROUSH She follows her I-H3-Hum-ily, Ilelpfuluexs, Hrnlllzinrxs, and Happiness Choir 12, Glec Club 9, 105 Concessions 129 Cafeteria 10, 11 Owfwwja 93, ffo 95141 .we ARTHUR SEAMAN Tlu' Imutlxonu'.vl Srulnnn aboard F. 1-I. A. llg Hi-Y 12: Sen- ior Executive Committee l2:Concessions 12 , 1 IL JM A fl? GARY AUSTIN R0 Hix nmhiliml ix ln rl old Civil Air Pa 'ol me ff SUSAN M. ROBIN Cll1l't any nf you mnrr F. H. A. 9, 103 C 0 12: Glee Club 9,1 ian 10: Concession THOMAS SCHULL Hr'll rngirnfer his mn Concessions 12 ll 1 my me CP ,L A ff, ,fl ll fi my BARBARA SETTER Like nent! Choir 11, 12: Glcc Club 103 Pep Club 9, 1 Whippet Tales St: TriAHi-Y 10, 1 l, I2 sions 1211 X' S 1 lx. of up X 1 . JN . ,Q Xl -rel .nip 11 MI V ,L ljll ' l 1 il 36 g xl , L 1 .A 'U' V 7 yi, V. xl W1 1512 lff 11 1 c . OMMODORE Y EXTON .IR We hmm 1 m n my SHANK lmwmmlinn is lux fumrilf hjrrl -f . H. A. ll, 12: Glee Club Com' ssions 12 1 l l v 1 Q YY lv f 'lf nv 1 1 I L 1 MES EDWIN SIFFERLIN mrlrr jim onccssions 12 SAN SNAY flxlmlrrn mul ollvn jukiu' uul 9, 10, ll, 12: Pep ul: 9, 10, l 1: Tri-Hi-Y 17 muessicms 12 Wi,-ll 124121 Class of 1960 ,Tv KEITH A. SHAFFER Clmrming hu! alarming Choir 9, 10, 115 Hi-Y ll ,jfjiivibfril eljluaee 1.1.4 -. 4 . -141. ,, J 4 . ij' 'A A' 0' if gy' K! 'I lm We GLORIA SHA KEY Quile rl dish is mn' gal Fixli Class SCC1'ClHl'y-TfC3S11l'Cl' ll: Suulent Council 9, 10, llg Class Play 9: Choir ll, 12: Glce Club El, 10: Sexlct ll, 12, Scarlet S Subscrip- lion Staff 123 Cheerleader 9, 10, ll, 123 Pep Club 9, 10, II, 12: Whippe! Tales Slillf 9, ll, 12: Thcspizm Club 9, Officer 10, 11, 12: Class Executive Committee 10, ll, 12: 1-lmncrmniug Queen 123 Concessions 12 DAVID SMITH lli.s funirr ix building F. F. A. 9,10,ll, 12 CARTER ELVIN STEEL Always in a hurry, bu! mfwrr is worry F. F. A. 9,10, ll: Choir 12: 6 'f ,LLL iff? ,, ff Seniors ROBERT SCOTT STEPHENS nd 9 10 H X 10.11, Olficu 12 Confessions 12 K it Tlu' liright nf xlglc ff 1 L ff 1 ft, 1si01.,g,- Club 12, ofrim ffl if .1 Club 9: Sexlel 11, 12: Scai 2?S l1Ll1lol'1:llSlall 12: Pep ifwxfo ,t , 1111 si. 10, 11, 12:1N'11ippet 5 Q4 T1lesSt1fI1l,12,Tr11-l1Y CC 11, 12: Girls' State 11: Alh- 5Z7?AZ'E?7lc1ic Department Secretary 10 11, 12: Concessions 12 Z Z?l.I.Y STEVENSON Qjnwbtyub Lg., nz' Belle of Shelby W of choir 11 12 Glen Club alfa -Wewb 10 T110 10 Cl1CCl'lC2ldCl' l L,-J-ff' 1011 Pep Club 9,10,1l: ,AL HA' w111pperT11essun9 11 W' ANNE STEVENSON 11: Class Play 12: Glec Loncessions 12 l PATRICIA CAROLYN STEWART Her hrnrt is ns light as Izrr lirrls Band 9, 10, 11, 12: Glec Club Sl, 10: Scxtet 10: Pep Club 0, 10, ll, 123 Tri-H1- Y 10. ll: Majorettc 9, 10, 11,12 ff 35513: rnoums ALLEN srovsign 1 P N, He lnlzrsto play the field 501 . 1 W X, 39 1 1111 . Junv if N summsns ll'r'1i walk n mile to srr hm' smile Band 9, 10, 11, 12: Glcc Club 9, 10 -1 1 1119 10 H1Y10,1lg Bwsketball Reserve 10, Vusity 11 12 Track 9.10. 11 12 C0l'lC9SS10l'lSl2l Herr swANK IIr'll umm hir ,my Bnnd0,10, 11,12:Hi-Yl0, 11. 12 auf ,fnlfllfb Seniors DREAMA THORNTON .-I rirrnnl umm trim Student Council 10, 11, officer 121 15.11111 9, 10, 11, 15 NS 12: 'I'1'i-Hi-Y 12: junior ef Executive Coinmillce ll: Cnlugssionsm 12: Sclrlcl S Siibsfription Staff 12 .IAMES TROUT Quin' a rulrh! F. F. A. 10, 11, Officer 12: Football, Varsity 12: Base- b:1ll 10, ll, 12 NOLA TROXELI. Sn'1'1'l and um1ffr'rIc'zl Class Scc1'ct:1ry-'1' r e a s ur e 1' 12: Suulent Council 10, 122 Choir 11: Glcc Club 9, 10: Cliccrlczului' 9, 10, 11, 12: SCill'lCl S licliloriul Stuff 12: Sextet ll, 12: Pep C111 9. 10, 11, 12: Whippct ' -. Staff 11: junior Exccnt c Committee ll: Conccssiogs 1 X J ' K1 VAN HORN I gut Illrrc rv rlmrclu X1 Soccer 10, ll: Concessions 12: Attended C1 ver lxlil A W i1:u'y.-Xrz141c111y'lg5-F Ov ,WQ 1 ' . . ,,f 1, ,111 M, X c:nA1.n visas 1. 1 Qgyl Ihr' mm! 111111 ull ilu' 4111v11'l'1'vj X ' V T 1, 015' KAREN KLY WA SSN Shr holds ux rapliua Choir 11, 12: Glec C111b Sl 10: Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12 X1'11ippct Tales Staff 12 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12: Li brary :xSSlSlIll1l 9, 10: Con cussions 12 B 1111 9 10 gm Llhssions 2 , ff - f Q3 H ,, F. l'. 11.0, 10, ll, 12: C011- VERALD wins Wim xlalr my Alnigan? sessions IQ lm A Q 1.1.7 hkenu WNNI U J ,fqygfsllp 11,1 xlglwflilyg 1' 'ol' 1 1 211 1 1 Qlff ls C117-I' L: 1 c ll 9,1 ,on 3 v 71- ,VL ccssions ' BARBARA west AQ xivrglr F. H. A. 9, 10, 12: G. A. A. 9, 10: Choir ll, l2: Glue Club 9, 10: Scarlet S Enli- lorial Staff I2: Cheerleader IO: Pep Club 12: Tri-Hi- Y 12: Concessions 12: Bar- bara Attended Ontario High School in the 9th grade and Tiro High Srhool in the 10th grade JUDITH MARION WHITE The girl with the gnlderl-fotml MIX Band 9, 10, ll, 12: XVhip- pet Tales Stall' 12: Conces- sions 12 WARD WHITE llix diligence will bring rPu'm'1I Choir 12: Football, Varsity 12: Concessions 12 X: .K X 'xii s t 1 ROBERTA GRACEX wu.KlNsoN xl Vv Xhz' doc.m't nerd I sgnus lo I1 rw rlmrrn ff M I Biology Cl IJ 10, 1l,, 23 Glec ci b g, io: lgwlciub 9, 10, U 2: I lipp t Tales Sr , 1 Tri- '- Y I fffficel' 12, Co sionIlThj2: lghletic .X ff' e IIKPIQK MN W. Xl Y L A 115, - of it lf .J ,X O . will ll:-IL: will jingle, she' n'an'l xtnyhdx Wd JAMES WHISLER SIrrrrrik:'! ! J Football. Reserve 10: Bam ball l l. l 2: Conccssio l 2 - , , W l ,Ui . 1 1 all , 1 1 ,qw gif' CLK, . GU , V, f tl Nw y-f-Q WI: Tl X, C.- l Rossa wurrs lk Killer, rulm laughs lasl, laps I1 Biology Club 9, 10, ll, C ficer 12: Choir 9: Track l ll, 12: Concessions I2 f m cb Slim, Q DQ! nwmfwms WILLIAM WILKINS If lu' I1nsn't got il, we rlarfl ru il Student Council 12: Sc: let S Editorial Stall 1 Football, Varsity ll, I Reserve 9, 10: junior EI ccutive Committee 1 Concessions I2 - ffll . of - ' 4 f7l6ii' l y ' JEANNE ANN WILLIAM! livnuliful, beautiful brown cy G. A. A. 9, ll: Glee Ch 9: Cheerleader 9: Pep Clt 9, I0. II. l2C Tri-HigY l ll, 12: Concessions 12 , My ll, .,lf 1 Wjil 5' 40 il JU bull' W MPV Cl! Q defy iQfi JY 14. U DAVID WINANS Pur Willy Vl'ullr'r Milly!! icnrlcl S Subscrip i Sunil 29 Hi-Y 10, ll, C 'wer l2: Qcnior lixecut' Commit- cc l2, Conf-s on' l2 lj lb! .fl XQVXDIV WM . F by . ,jill A fxlllv V Bd! ' pl A nv W Wg U W if ' f 'OHN WOODRUFF lelv our rvnlribnlinn lo lln' -'uclcnr Physicist Honor Sncirly Siology Club 10, Officer 1, 12: Class Play 9: Con- cssio s I2 1 Ll., W fy X S if ff f if J-P 'VILLIAM D. YARMAN rmnr llrrr xix Imurx u day. 'ou mean I lmve ln almly, luv? 'ootbull, Reserve 9, 10: Ionccssions 12 TEPHEN YOUNG Whnl do you my, Scnulnr? , .,.,. .. lonccssious 12 ' mf 'gfwy Seniors CHARLOTTE WINLEY The golden rulz' ix Im- tool lizmd 9, 10, ll, 12, Student Council llg Whippel Tales Stall llg I.ib1'ari:1n 10 av' ANNA WOR MAN Music lmlln charm F. H. A. 9, l0g Band 9, 10, ll. IZ: Choir ll, l2: Glee Club 9, 103 Stage Crew 9: Concessiq 15 I2 . , K. R, iQ,vf!,5.9 ml Wwgwfl I P Q lfl 1' mf' 3 I FJ xll V7 ' ' ,L ,fx LW' lfll' DFW ,l '+R lj If G-' Ml DAVID YOUNG We Have chocolate. vanilla, mini. and Ihrn lIaerc'x .,..... F. F. A. 9, Officer 10, ll: Football, Reserve 10: Con- cessions 12 lg 019 1 -f K5 M fyffg fwvu AIU' ,4 6 xjsnrl-JIVLV' fkf' UWM if jf TOMMY ZEHNER Ilc's The Living End. ,, ML . Cr, I ,u w J L W ll if ll K9 lx : .V x X' FV RNAQ Jf x v U jfl 1 f I f if K X . I ,AJ 41 fl, M Juniors - Class of 1961 Sue Adznn Leslie rxlbfighl Hzlrold 1Xl'll1illll'0lll. Larry .-Xrminlront Allan Armstrong Gary Arnmstmng Ruthunn Armstrong Nancy Ariz Roger Auck Carol Baker jerry Barber Margie Beer Nvilliann Beer Larry Beidclxnan Bzlrbam Berg Gerald Bcrlke President, Riclmrd Slubur Scc1'cluryfI'reasufer, Pac Henkel Vice-Prcsidem, Larry Iicieiclma Juniors - Class of 1961 james Bloorlhnrl Pllllxlflll Bonccultcr Ruth Boncruucr james Boor Noreen Boullinol jack Bricker Terry Bricker Laura Bringmxm Mark Brlnson Carol Brill Ron Brown Camry Burrcr Robert Bussom Nilllfy Carlson Tim Carver john Czxskcy Tcrl cllllbllllgll john Claes jim Cline Bob Cochran james Combs junice Cooke Larry Craighead Robert Crawford j oAnn Dawson john Depler Hclcn DeSalvo Patrick Desmond Juniors - Class of 1961 Linda Dick Glenna Dorfc jane Dmy jay Dunalhun Barham Durkin Janet liberl jack Ebersole Loy Ebersole Dorothy Elliott Barbara: Fagan lVilli:nn Fairchild Cl1CS!Cl'l:illiCl' jim Fix B:n'b:u':1 Freese Linda French Curl l- ry Pllllilfiil Fry David Gilles blflllilllllil Gales lfreclyn Gezirharx Greg Giller Terry Graves jeff Green Michael Greene Patty Greene Allen Greulich Joan Guisinger Terry Gwinner ,-. Junior i V 4 s-Class of 1961 S 1 .gi I Maury Rose Gwiru Brufc Hnincr Albert Haines .,. 1 1 ' u A 2' 3,2 - A mg . ,bk 3.1, A N 1 A . 5 7 , gifs- ' . D:1vidT. Hull , .A ul, A' v' 'S Ai Ai , A ff' Mil I 'C' Q 'ff bi - Dennis H1lllCll'illl X ' li. lm 32 ff q- 1-- l --1 A ,V N l ,gigs 1 - V ,ty fi- - . .mc 1.1 I-l.un.1 ian Sm V A ' Q2 ' K l fgifg 1 , , A Lurry Haurlgc x J -50 5- , Q I-wg ,grv -47,4 , ygjzgt -, .3 1 . .' :I z . ky A 4, 6 l-if xl' P.zmuu Hnlz ' M Q4 A lll fn u Qjjfggf Qjiiejg ' ' if L' K 'low mf -7 K'lV Hmwk 'Q 1 I, :i f? : ' 7 4'4 ' ' .' . M Q . 'gfkf if, '- . . - ,, Pntrmal Henkel u .. Robert Hanson .2-, , L ,ta LR. T' Q- W 5-if+l2..,,L , ve' i ' S -1-1 K-V. . an MQ 'hav .ysl uv. us 1.4-. .152 . - g+4e?'f ' -' i MV-5 -ifi'Q..':. .. , 'K , x Louise Hcubcr or A Y' K Q B i 1 II' Iii L ' tial, lilly ' cvcr y - igly , 4 At rggj M .gb .3 .- 'Q -t V if 1-'iw ti, ' john Hmk K '51 2 W Q' in ls? -5322 - ' ffffl g, .MV Wggfs-. -1, KLM Jacque Hoover - ix Ig'-f'l5' A' , ' - ,, f.95.5E-nge 4. ' ' Q ,Li - V' Q , Nr '-af 1: ., -W l 7-' , LLL Y A Z p . A 'Fifi W ' l 15535 -v flfwnw H E '? 5'1'h'9'3'?1m . ' - . ' . If Larry Hoskins h ' 22 21 ' . gg 1 V 'll lip Sully Howcrlon 'Q lg . pg- R Gini W Rebccru I-Iurslx Doris Huston : , 'dl . VA' M' 5-E fkfffi-E. 3' K 'R ' ,' -:ff i13, g.., Y , ' g L, ll 1, I I K ' , Ng ' I A ,, . - V i s., f -1, ' V Burl Inglc . N K 5 1245 .. -, . , - mr . ' 4 1- ,, Sandra Ingram 5 . Q W' T sqligiy -. . Q .,,i David Iohnson If ' A Q fkiilfl. ' . ' ri ' fl- 'i ' 3 9 , !:f.gig:I.,Wh cr My sg. . was . L. X Mx W Rulll jones I V ., 9v.l5g?,QQ Q f..,.- ' - . 5 ' 'S xi fiwlllif' ik -My -,562 ,, 'l n Q - I gm f . 1' , flixx , ., fs V P' 'fr 1 Edward jose jan Kziplc Carolyn Karr Lowell Kciser iifzl 1- D if' 'WNW'-. .Q..f : li l l' Q , , r 2 ' -' 1 l , fi: ll? 3 N l . 2 -' .E in ' ffl if ' fl N Q h -gg 9 +4 , Q 69,3 wa s ' .f 3. 1 ' f ' , XML if Mn 2-wi. wr .Q up -W ,tg 1 . , , L? -M .N 3 gi! Wav 3' o fu: +-isziww L f ' ' sm- , 53 . N 1 in 5 If 4' o f .V 5:45:41-. . 1 a-af-.ieffissa - 1 - Juniors- lass of 1961 Williann Murlin l.uL'in1lzl AIZIYCI' Peggy Mcugcr lfrznicis Metzger Bcrnnrcl Miller Eugene Miller Ruth Miller Dennis Millirnn Larry Mitchell Tim Morse Mnithcw Moll Dean Myers john Omwcg Tom Pzirsolls Celia Pznmn Paul Patton llanbnrn Kcllur Teil Knapp Bzirlzziru Lamlhcri jim I.cunlun'di Raiymonil Lewis -lim Linm-:in Belly Lilllclon Erin' Low: Lcslic Love Gcurgv: Lux Kulhlucn McCZurl Nurinu M:n'sh:ill ,Q ,fixggg H Q .W A :sa A eg-5, .1 . 'SF ., H:-331 - N.. g -af :,.2Ze:. ', - 0 ' I Junlors lass 2-Q ilgiifiiffl jfflji y ' -Z' 3efE,.,..q .1-snags: 'qw-sr W il vi- 'W N' -vi1 77 -' .. 1:2 3235: .,.,.. f ,. ' Ni! A v s ul, ' . zrilgiii . P i' ,, ui me ' 4 1 av' n- it SJ . g..:i:g S 1 139-- 39 3 ?'?g if ' 2 Y Ts Q aka- 1516-.erik K 521809 :sin 9 vi go 'e ng- : ST my. .. 'j - mar gi li if f xy M L gyv . y .... 333: ' 5 gf: 5, 'S -un ..,' ef. is 'P 43 Q 0 7' 1 dw uf W I el gay z all i 2 Q 'Q Q 3 1 if k 4 : as Qi is ,gf 1,4 3-3 Q rg' 33 ef ly . - 'fs ' X 5 ' ' gf 'fl gm? X3 3 fa., 1 , Q, w.,...y,e..,x .4 N' 4 Q 3' -Q gig gf . - 'Q in 'W Q, W gg 5' ,, 1 I , f lx .1. .ff 3 A ' 'Q . V V in An. . V 5 -2, L. , A b .. ,Q i h .. ..v.1-M.-. , Q 'H , g3,4,3!,f,f 53- '- -f g r VY' i f all Y ff- if f Q' -W -4 'ff' A ffm ' Ji is Q if 'Ei gi? Q Y fy ,v zig: , X. - . , ra Q .fr l ll Q , , - 4' ?' - , 5 'S' - 71 f - U' ' .r fic- ,' v..,,Qa' 0 5 X 8 :gg W ' ,y r t ' 'J 05 ,gl Q 5 Judy Sand 3.4196 1544 Tips 5- 'air 4, 1-WI? George Schneider ohnny SC0ll Killlly Marie Scott Sluulrirk , A 1,-,Q wr mi' . . 6 Q.. , Sllarmn Shank Bclsy Shaver Vicky Shcdenhclm Robcrl Shellcr lXlEll'g2ll'Cl Shock Mary Ann Shuler Susan Sifferlen Sharon Sneeringer Mary Ann S0lllll3l'd Karen Slzmley Lana Stemz . :ij 1.1 4.5. ,avr of 1961 Alim Payne Roger Payne Russell Pfahlcr Pamela Pillcngcl Tom Rumcy lliilliznn Ramlzlll Belle Rineluu-L jznncs Roberts Thomas Roberts Rosemary Robison Arclilh Robnoltc Philip Ruckmzln Juniors - Class of 1961 Carol Sue Xllnlters john XV:n'rick Cheryl l'l7E.'2lVEl' Michael lVeber Sandra X'Velch LCC lVelkr:r Samuel Wentz Delores Xvcsterkzlmp james Xvlllltl Gerald YVilson john Yllilson Karen Wfilson Cusszuulrn Ulimmer Paul Yvinbiglcr Nancy Armstrong fSpccinl Sludcntj Sully Sticfcl Richard Sloher Larry Sloffcr .Ioycc Slllilifl' Ronald Thompson Carolyn Tucker Ruger Van Houlcn Brenda V ineyzxrd :mum Wagoner Mark Xllagoner -Iezmnc XV:1itc Larry XVnldrul'f 1 1 n 3 I':ll Henkel null Vivki Sliedcnhclln :ll llu: Junior Pl'mn-1959 held in Central Gymnasium Junior Executive Committee LL-fl In Right: Miss Snyder, Advisor. Pau Hankel, Dick Smhcr, Larry licidcllnam, Michael XYcbci'. Greg Giller, jancl Wagmwr, Russell Mahler, Barbara Keller, Harold Armimroul, Kathy Sliml- rick. june Duty, Bun-rly Highly, Rnynmml Lewis, liill lfnirrlxild, john Clues, jim llonr. Mr, Hay. .Mlxism-. lll'CSlilL'l1l-CQCFZIlil Wiucly Virc lll'CSlllCl'll-CIll'0l Lllll Surrclzlry-'l'l'c:lsurcr- ' Sophomore Class Officers ophomores - Class of 1962 Carrol Culbertson r OFFICERS flcfl lo righlj: Pres- imlcnl. Gcruhl Wincly: Yirc-Pres' imlcm. Czlrnl l.ull: Axlxisor, Miss Arrington: Scrrclnry. Can-ul Culhcrlsou. Q . . g , x , ,F . W ,. A . 1 9 Y' X N w V. . ' 'S 'S. .1 lfflfzo 4 'V , - L 1, , Q , lfQ'5'6fl , Wi WJ ,X - '15 7 iff' Q - 4 x- v' .Q-A . ,M of Q, Q rf , -Au! r A Y lv x., , , iw, . ' 1 1-9 - 1 ,.. , 'fi in O . yi. ' ' I 1 , , ' ' Y ' , 4 7 . . ' ' 1 , X ' . E 5 ' 2 ' Q is , fm v L am vw.. 'a . WN . 3.: f -sz v .L X ly-x-P' .- 5.,i...'- '75 1191 ,ww 0 Q- fr! - vv,.,ff. 4' 5 4' S-4 Q , 'mv' ' 2 ' ' v 'T' . 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Fla . , .V il... .1 1 1. o. Q-,WW figxggwzv- -I -1 1-My .' '-L1. .1 1 M.: 1 1 1 nl 'A Q 111,:'1'f1 'sf la l I Clmrlcs CZUIICTOII john C2ll'lllC3ll Gary Czxskcy Mark Clzllluugh David Clark Dnnnic Clcvcngcr Rulh Cline Nzmry Close I.urry Cooke Catherine Cornell Susan Cox Trudy Cox Pant Crali llClly Cron Ruth Crosby Carol Culbertson Frank Damron john Davis linrl Dawson john DeWalt Mary jo Drilling Robert Dunzuhun -lorry l:lCl1lCl' Lynn Fry Riclmrcl Furr jclf Ganfigucs Douglas Gales Tom Godby Kyle Graham ,Inn Graves -9 ', : 1,111-f ' l ' lv w 1 ? 5G'l5 - 1 3..l?Q2' ' -:rm W U itlfn 'nmliiq w ill Q., .e'if, 'P Carol Green ' iV?.1l'l Qgfwreix .2 A ' Q lt. Tom Guill Q -'.' M: V, . i ' f if janet Guisinger J-f W 1':1.f..g:M S ' W ' A 3? j:3..l5:g,Q,, fy jf, Edwin Gmchull l ' ' 1... ' ' gli. l iz.-l-3' 9' 1 Cheryl Gwiuncr l . ' ' ' ' pc QW? l If 1.t:1x.ff'1f 51 ophomores - Class of 1962 Tom Hztdlcy .Indy Haincr Dztvid A. Hall Palm Hdlllllliillh Marilyn ililldlllllll Dwight Hawk Rick Hcimnnn Aludy Henry Frank Hirks Don Hipshct' Mary Anne Hoak Dunicl I-Iofftnun Batrlmm I-lowcrton Curul Huggins Vincent Huggins Dun Hughes Michele Hunter Thtmizts Huston june -Izunvss 'lim jortlztn -I tidy Kcnipf Tmn Kcmpf john Kennedy Mike Kennedy Terry Korhcr Mary Beth Knokcn Katy Kress june Kurtunzul joe Kurtzman Donna Lnuhic Iudith I.CllLl'l'kCiCl' Mary LEXVZIII Billillilfil Lewis Linda Livcsuy -Iznncs Longztcrc 52 Q , . 3, ,Q Qi-f H15 ophomores - Class of 1962 Robert Lowery Carol Lutz Francis Lux Alvin Lybarger Sara Lykins David Lynrh Bonny Mefllurg Palrifia McDonald Bonnie McKenzie Charles Maier Rodger Markwell Katy hlill'llll Toni Martinez Blair Morris Diane Mynhier joseph Mynhier Linda Nelhers Martha Osborne janet Page Eddie Parsons Carol Patton Steve Payne Peggy Perry Fred Phelps Robert Phelps Patricia Price Ruth Quiggle Linda Ridenour Cynthia Robinson William Robertson janet Roebuck joe Royer jean Rudd james Schanb Kenneth Schlaycr 53 ophomores - Class of 1962 New Students , ' 1.- x. L -f v-, '.' .. ' 1 . ' sniff I- ' X . . X f, A x lidilh Schreiber Ronnld Schull Georgia SCIIIDII Sharon Smith XVilliam Snny Dzlllzls Spaulding David Sprow Lznvrcncc Slncklin Alun Slcwurl Tom Slock Donna Tzlrkcll Richard Tukos Robert Thompson Kenneth Thornton Connie Troxcll Dorothy Urirh Pzlulzl Vzllk Jayne XVuldruff Harold Hkml pIlll'iCi1l XVZIYLI Peggy Davis ll XYilli:nn Dcznncr I0 -Indy Gross I l George Eslcp I0 Sznnuaxl Estcp 9 ophomores - Class of 1962 Cheryl Yvcbcr David Vlleddcll Diane X-Vhitc Penny lVilliams Robert lVinbiglcr Gerald Hlinely Jayne Wislei' David VVorkman Shirley l'V0lbaugh Danny N'rny Regcna lVray Richard XVright lVilli:1n1 Young tludy Zahn Vane Zahn Tinxolhy Evans George Flynn Yes lhcrc is ai Sauna Clans, fund we hclicvc ily. A Castle ur prison? Home members of the world hismry um: acl play by thc lnclnhcrs of thc Snpllunmrc speed: Class :ulmire unc of lhcir nnulcls. classes. Freshmen- lass of 1963 Karen. Kan mul Anne 'lhclpingn jim Henkel connl ballots fur lhc frcslnnzm civifs classes. ff ' f Qglgfff ' ,,fifif '5 ' ' 'fn lf ' ' ' nifiii EI' '-'C fin7 ,: . .. f ini ' ' W - ' ' . . ' Z, '15-:gpg .gl ' 55:2 V :km M jp? . 53 karl Adkms AZ an ,Q , ,, D ' 1. 4. , .25 I K xxlllliillll-AIISIJZICII :nil Iilza 3 ,nv gtg n 99 Q ,agen PM 'lf ri .' l . Ronnie Argo WSL HZ E ?'i'f ' Vgxxli Q W k ?'f1f3 : ' ' ' ff ig-555: Marlene Arnett QQ, iv 'Jl .vs M -...waz 5 mar i 3 . a. :, ' '..,...fi , gipggq' ,ij 'H .g..g.la.-I . IQ 6 1 5 9 X, 1 Ronnxc Arnett 621' ,ff l 249, 1 E ?iIiI 3 A? '! ' ' TIT? 2 'l 525: ffviygq. ' .., ' 'tiitpifl Q., I s ' Carl Arnold EI ' Q f K ,413 ,, Robert Baker ' .- if ,mv ..-fin? ' ' 1, l N, ft Terry Baker 'lla V ' 5' I '1 'uf' ' '. 1 . 23' 4 nv ish . . V liifffg. Nm? a T351 , -E':QEIllf?. 'rl 2 r ' Wlllnnn Buldrldge 'll lfsx if f 'ff WiHf01'flBHfbC1' Q IW ., . ' . . ? 5'?lf' 'M W'i.fg.fi ' : W , ' ' ' . 35 ' Q- f ziiiz, if ' .Eg : ' H f 2, mi SnAz1nneBcl1 3-- Qi- JW 1 ' ML 4- . 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I ' 1 V j ,M , .1 , ay: N R Y ' A - ' 'l, f i 1 l Freshmen - Class of 1963 Nancy Kuhn Ronnie La Barge Anne Lalferty Steve Laird Michael Lake Richard Landis Mary Lzlubie Snzon Light Robert Loveless Elaine Lybarger Dale Lybarger Malcolm McKinney Gail McMeeken Janis Mackey Richard Mackey Mary May Tom May Carol Mazza Fred Mellick Richard Miller Larry Milliron Doyle Minich 1 Shirley Mitchell Eddie Moore - Gary Moritz I ' Sandra Morris Judy Myers l Sharon Paratlis , Margie Parsons ' Shirley Pena I Kenneth Phelps X Roberta Precht Ralph Pugh ' Ray Queen : Don Ralston cnnis Gales Patricia Gales Danny Ginlcr Dorn Ginlcr Opal Gomlhy lcnn Griffith Ina Griffith Larry Gwiru Margaret Hale klllilllll Iflallman larsha Hallorau George llarlnlan Linda Hartz Cheryl Hawk Limla l'lan'k clryn Hawk james Henkel Jane Henning Dennis Hcydingcr Patricia Hcyclingcr illiain Hicks Mary Louise Hochn Catherine Hollenbaugh Dunn HOXK'Cl'l0ll Mary Ann Inscho lclra Jennings Cami johnson Franklin johnson Michael johnson Nnrnla Kcglcy arlha Kcil Denny Kidwcll Karl Klmllllll Robert Kollar Thcrcsa Km-bas Freshmen- lass of 1963 QE gi 1 Win - f IQ ' T rf , 'wg ' '7' . . 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L A Roger Randall V: Z it I 4 i A Q. i Z 3511 Lllffv RM Y . ' ! if 1 g u: 21:1 S 3 L FT QV 'L Rebecca Reis K- 'E 'ff ' N WWII' w ' 1 . Z Dennis Roberts , f ' V . V V I is , 15 ,t K ' if ,- .gat ' R I ' . R ' Pi-If-21.1.1 litltvartl Roberts A f 4 f I .Q- Sharon Roth . Kgs f ' If: jerry Russell ' Q' e .ij f V' 'Q . ' K, Q I N , ' 1 Judy Russell 5 t A If ' l ' l ' Kay Russell A ' N? tt' 2 . 14 if t, t lr . . M -- ' Sill' ' . 'f ' ' At. X Michel Sanchez , l ,- . 'ix 1:9 56 l, I, . , Evelyn Sargent ,, jf , v t fu 4' V, J.: K A ,gf L Q 34 5 1' Karen Schlarman i it ,- V' - 'fa ' 9 A19 A' V R f, T Q7 f rt.: rl Lintla SClll'llZllllllI'hl t 5155 A X ,A we 'L Til -, 5 s .f - George Shatzcr V in W'-Q3 l 'l in ' -W K ta, . li j , A, ng ' , f'fff , .lf2?Qff'la3, William Shaver i V 2 , 5 ' Patti Shedenlielni , - . I - a n K, Sue Shepherd , 'A l' , A' , ' . - f 22 ' ' b W I 'l , , - . . , , QA , ,. Richard Sliuler ' 3 Q - U 0: , 5 5, XS' mfr f -lnanne Sifferlen j rj 'if ' ' j -' 'ii' -il ' Q. X i Il I . -NIJ V if f , S ,gzgq . t 'igegzgf ijt, I Q . I 1 M Nancy Simon Wm ' -A ., . . ,A .- 15:51 I. . V ,arg W ' , , ' Z 5 3 V H - Randall Smith A '-jfjflz, lk fi Shaaron Solinger 5 -gr! -1 ' ttifilff 'A -, ff N David Spangler V' Q ,f f z , ff W Alamos Starrett f I . .4 'Q-it .E 2 LMA 5 ,. I g ffjh Garnet Stet-I . ', 3 be E315 ' h ti K , vi hu W 1-une Steele f, f Sli? ' ffVfi ?' 63 '9, W , 'Q 3 . Q 'Q' ' 1. ' ' ' x ll A ' V , M2 V .LhE4g21i wifi in . H - if ' 'lf-L? ft -lm' bf? V . mg , if 5 mg Ja- typ-9 ,. ,,,!:,f HM . T, U. - X I -lmlmali huepp El iw I li ggzlist ' A Y 53' '- R ' Haroltl Slielel 1 V ,Af 45 ' ,, swf, l .5, t W,. Q W' ,. vii V, ,, , , - QL xiii :S 5932 R 2 , v ' V I ' 5A Q llltrisline Straw ' 2 , 1. A X ltr, 5 at V I David Slucler , A, ' E I L to ll' ivfi-gli? ,FA Gail Swank M - f E' Fm -1-2+ lf' ' - R r 'ig ii - . .5 'FT' ' it Piqitr w' WV .-1 kt ,. :ft Lots laylm t I 5j?'a 'df Ralph Thauvette A. ' K 5,1 -4 Q - r -5 H: r-1 i , 60 Freshmen- Class of 1963 Mark Wolford Danny sl7Ol'k1Ilflll Cindy Mlray janet Young Betty Shepherd Ray Robinson jo Ann Thomas Patricia Thompson Lonna Dec Tomlinson Cynthia Trout Kay Trout Diane Troxell Daniel llleaver Peggy Wenning june XVCIIL Betty Yllcst Charles Xllelz Naomi XVheeler Richartl X-Vhisler Linda WVhite Glen Xvilkins Diane X'l'illiznns Jack l'l'illia1ns james XVilli:1ms Robert Yllilson Weslie Wisler . . ,,,. , t Q Q5 3 ,. - ,,. M. .- 1 .L ,sa 2 -' ' '1f'gI?2j1'9 9-bebrffi,-s!'LU A ' B R H?,9Qg3f5?g. 9M ff X255 -5 .1 'f.,fwq, 4 Q 25,9 4 1 ,x 1'f..gi. E' .M 5 ' . J-1 ' .E:2 :i1 5 1 ini' ' . :QQ T . 1 VCE: '- , ?i':'9rF , SA 'g R' ' 52' N 'aaa' 5? X, V . .34 V 5.1553 , ,Q S .3, 'fig 25.2 gif-yy.. Q5 'Sw rig Me. 'ai E1l1I'a,5.t , 5. 3 . an .443 1 -' ..gH'? -. ' - ...sr .wif A-. W., -n -1 4, V- ' Q, a ?i ?'?2, 'Ti' + Vikki V JS-5-52 '511'? 14 . 'Q X J! vias. 9 53 T' t ' w!f f' .+ ,-2't'T22:lli4h ' fl' 1- ' Wififfif. :Sis ' 11: .- 'gftif-9.'i,' - ' 'W '- ' W . r ff it :MFI - 'WY fl! lla' . 3 - ' . - ' T . S ,, . , .. ,, Hag. i. Qs? .l '.' ,. , 61 Homecoming Scene Luft lo Riglnz Dnvc Lixingslon, Tom linker Qhishlcnj, Nnnfy Cnrlcmn. Connie llornur, tilnrin Shnrkuy. Nolan Troxcll, joan llnlln-nsnn. john Knrhcr, Homecoming Assembly and Pep Rally , 'K , v 1.:, .5 . 8 it : W , I ' HJ grgil V N 15 4 A - N.. , Q53 - ' E 3 7 .' .J Q A GL'-V 1, ...W , K , , -. 57 ' ,avg 7 iisigp, , I P, 'I . ' . ff VQQZII'-5-all1'y-Q-Rhyme, , of I , 52 Thc cnlimc xnnlcnl hmly nnml fnrnlu xncunlwxs lim-an-nl :nu-nlixclx lo lluc nnnmnnunxcnl uf lln- nxuning of the Holnccolning Qnccn :nnl hrr cnnrt, W I I v- Ti .-,- Strong Character and responsibility aren't born in one, But Made Through extra-curricular ACTIVITIES, To mention some of numerous ways. Student C ouncil 'lllu' Slunlcnl lioumll, nuxlcx' the nllrccllon gulnlzuuc ul Mrs. Emlytlw Ycucv awccnnpl nnun' llnngs for the lmcucuucm ol suulcn' nn Slwlby lliglx. 'flu' szxlc ul lnnlbnll prug ln' council xumnhcrs. nmkcs usscnxlslics po: The council also prcsculs llxc Humucmni' uvillcs. Truly, llxc uunncil plays xx big y llifflx School. Slxclln' D CUUXLHL 0l5l7lCY,K'5 ki-Culmlj: Mark Luwlulllcr, l'n:r'nlcnlg gshnulluglz Dwmun l'lun'1uou. 'frcusnrcvz lhwiml Llxlugslun. X'lnc-lncsimlcluz aunl juan Llnllxun- son. Srrwlxuy. FIRST ROXV. lull uv vigluz Risk NYx'lglu, lllll llalalrldgv. l'vu1lN Cnx,L1zn'ul Luu. Nuln llwxull. lnn Klvlllnl Carolyn Karr, Clvnxld Wim-ly, Malcolm Blcklnncy, an-ll. Dunn- Tvuxm-ll. SECOND ROW: Connie lkruwn, Cnuwsl Linllwrlsun, joan Cul' lf0l'R.'Yll ROW: Did. Smlxcv. larry Behlcluunx, ' l.'x'lug,Sluu. Luulsc Hcnlmvxgct. Pan Hrukvl. sou. julxu Kuflu-r. XK'illi1nn XX'llLius. Gene lb-url kcr, Evan Rirlnxul. Dick llcrry. Ruwvll Plaxlxlcr, I ' ' Pzxgv. gcr. Mm. Ycucv. :nlx'lsm'. In-nsuu. h.nL 1 lkurh lfn-csc. 'Ylllkh ROW: jndy Lmnncirr, Gcuxgin Sm-.nun, j.uut FIRST ROW, left to right: Nancy Nicholson, Dick Berry. Roger White, Mary Ann Bricker, john Woodruff, Mis Snyder Q.-'idvisnrj . SECOND ROW: Mike Weber, Anne Stevenson, Charles Boyce, Thomas Huston, Lynn Fry, Kenneth Thornton. Bonnie McClurg, Carol Culbertson, Marilyn Hartman. THIRD ROW: Richard Wright, Michael Kennedy, jack Bricker. Mark Lowmiller, joan Culbcrlson, Philip Ruck- unan, james Harrington, john Kennedy. Biology Club During the school year of 1959-1960 the Shelby Biology Club has grown in size and in scope. The purpose of the club is to give its members a chance to learn and experiment on their own while still in high school. Shelby now presents an annual science fair in which all members are required to display an individual project. If this is judged superior, it is advanced to the district fairg if it is again judged a superior project, it is taken to the state contest for final judging. For the last two years, Shelby High School has been well represented at Lhese contests. This year projects ranged from blood typing, his- tology, and bacteriology to the study of heredity and cancer. OFFICERS FOR 1960 President .--..m...- .......................... Roger Iilhite Vice President ......... ...... h 'Iary Ann Bricker Secretary-Treasurer .... ...... j ohn Ylloodruff Reporter ...,............... .............. D ick Berry Librarian .... ...... N ancy Nicholson 65 F. F. A. OFFICERS President A,..,,,,..,..,,,................,,,,., ........ J im Trout Vice President V,,,,, ..v,Y. R oger Payne Secretary ,,.,,,, ....... j ay Fullager Treasurer ,,,., ...... j ohn Omwcg Reporter ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ...... G erald I'Vinely Student Advisor .... .,.... .,,.,.,. A l vin Lybarger Sentinel ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, - ,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,.,,. Gerald Berlke Shelby's Future Farmers of America, now in its tenth year, is an organired group of boys from the rural district surrounding Shelby. They are enrolled in vocational agriculture :mtl hope to attain their goal, improved farming methods, through actual practice on at twenty acre plot of land east of town. The boys have a wide variety ol activities. In the past few years, they have been top con- tenders in the annual district parliamentary procedure contest. All Future Farmers of Amer- ica members :tre entitled to take part in the state judging contests held at Columbus and many of the members exhibit their projects at the state and county fairs. Every year, these boys attend the national Future Farmers of America convention which is held in Kansas City. In addition, the boys go on trips to Chicago for the International Livestock Fair, the juniors go to Kansas City, and the seniors journey to XVash- ington D. C. for tours of the uation's Capitol. FIRST ROW, left to right: jerry llertke, Earl Dawson, Tum Kempf, llichard Mackay, jay Fullager, Roger Payne, Larry Myers, Ilill Ileer. SECOND ROW: Alvin I.yhargt'r, Larry Gwirll, Ralph llarher. Richard Iliglin, joel Stentl, jim Trout, Gerald . I Winely, john Ouiweg, Mr. Shank. THIRD ROW: 'lark Williams, Michael Lake, Dale Ly- barger, Larry Hartge, Harold Stiefel. Roger Auck, Win- ford Barber, George Hartman, Gerald Wells, Donny Clevenger. Future I-Iomemakers Of America FIRST ROW, lefl to right: Pauly McDonald, Marilyn Egner, Pat Ellis, Susan Cox, Susan Sifferlin, Marjie Burkell, Linda Biglin, Sally Anuslrong, jane Kurtzrnnn. SECOND ROW: Sara Lykius, Nancy Ariz, Patricia Fry, Lee Anne Rideueur, llerrrly Wenning, Sandra Alexander, Margie The F ulure Iwlomeniakers of America provide for the development ol the individual as an elficienl homeiuaker. Some of the activilies lhis year include initiation services for menibers re- ceiving junior and Chapter Degrees ol Achieve- ment, a cook-out and a trip lo Kingwood Cen- lcr. The group also enjoyed several inleresling speakers. The F. H. A. and F. F. A. sponsored lhe annual Valentine dance. The thirty-four members were advised by Miss Q Kuhn and Mrs. Enoch. Beer, Linda Ridcnour, Judy Lenzineier, Laura Briugman, Sharon Copeland, Donna Tackeu. 'l'l'llRD ROW: Opal Godby, judy Reiupf, Theresa Knrlxas Nancy Gray, june james, Pat Thomson, Ann Shank, Rose' mary Neff. Georgia Keulon, Many Corbin. NOT PRESENT: Naomi Kl'lu:elei. OFFICERS President .................................. Sandra Alexander V ice President .... - ...... - ............ Margie Beer Secretary ......... O ....... .......... B everly lVcuning Treasurer ........ - ....... ....... I .ee Anne Ridenonr News Reporter ..,. .,.....,.,,,...,,,,, N ancy Ariz l'llSl0lilIlll .................. ...... I .iuda Ridenonr Recreation Leader .... .....,...,,.,., 1 'atricia Fry Parlianlenlarian ...... ....... N Illllllll Lenmicicr 1 1 LEFT T0 RIGHT: Carl Chip Koonu. Mark Lowxniller, john Rocher, Toni Baker. Buckeye Boys' State Carl Koontz, john Kocher, Tom Baker, and Mark Lowmiller were chosen by the faculty to attend the i959 session of Buckeye Boys' State. Boys' State is sponsored each year by the Amer- ican Legion and was held at Ohio University at Athens, june 9-20. Each boy attending was voted or appointed a position: Mark Lowmiller was assistant presi- dent of Cobb city council, Tom Baker was the treasurer of Garner city, Carl Koontz was the engineer of lilden Cfillllly, and john Kocher was the mayor of Campbell rity. This year 1058 boys learned government pro- cedure by actnally filling and performing var- ious phases of state, county, and rity organiza- tions. During the ten day session representatives from the Army, Navy, and Air Forte aratleinies gave speeches. showed movies and answered questions at the nightly assemblies. Men from the F.B.l. and the highway patrol gave demon- strations of their jobs. john Noble, who spoke on his experiences in Russian concentration Camps, was given a standing ovation. Dt'. Thom- as Dooley sent a movie and a tape recortling from Laos for :mother outstanding program. The boys agree that they learned a great deal about government and that they will always re- member Llte friends that they made during their ten day stay. Buckeye Girls' State These two girls were Shelby Highs repre- entativcs at Buckeye Girls' State. They are shown here reviewing a part of the endless stark of literature they received at Capital University, but their real memories are of the days they spent there and the outstanding girls they met there. During their stay, Nancy and Anne were im- pressed by the high degree ol' organization whirh prevailed all through the campaign period, the elections, inauguration banquet, and the gov- ernmental functions. The nine hundred Girls' Staters were either in :i meeting learning about parliamentary procedure or out hitting the campaign trail for the Nationalists or Federalists, Nancy was elected Federalist Mayor of Bieker- dyke and Nationalist Anne was appointed Sur- veyor antl Civil Defense Commissioner of Sher- man. Over and over in most ol' the speeches they heard the role of women in government was stressed. They especially recall the day they went by twenty police-escorted buses to the State Capitol building, also the address by .lloy's State Gov- ernor Gary Richetto at the inauguration. Left to Right: Anne Stevenson and Nancy Carleton Tri-Hi-Y The Shelby Tri-Hi-Y is a service organization of 90 girls affiliated with the Shelby family Y. M. C. A. and devoted to the extension of Christian ideals at home and at school. During the year they have completed many projects such as-securing Christmas gifts for the patients at the Tiffin hospital, presenting a Christmas program at the county home, working for the Y. M. C. A. membership drive, and pre- The Tri-Hi-Y has proven to be a useful and valuable organization for Shelby. OFFICERS President .......,... .................. Vice President ..v.. .........N:tncy Carleton ..,.,..joan Culbertson Secretary ........... ........ C ..Connie Horner Treasurer ....... ...... B arbara jane Freeze Chaplain ,.,...,....... ...... R oberta Wilkinson Parliamentarian ...... Linda Leemaster senting the thirteenth annual Snowball in con- Historian .......... .................... S usie Karr junction with the Hi-Y. Advisor ..... .,... lt Iiss Harryet Snyder FIRST ROW, left to right: Carolyn Karr. Roberta Wilk- STANDING: Cheryl Barnett. Georgia Seaton, Cheryl inson, joan Culbertson. Nancy Carleton. Connie Horner. Gwinner, jo Ann Dawson, Nancy Carlson, Barbara Berg, Linda Leenlaster. and Barbara Frecse. Miss Snyder Mdvisorj. Linda Dick, Sue Hess, Nancy Cooke. Patti Greene, Ruth jones. X FIRST ROW, Ich ln right: Drcznna Thornton. Terry Rocher, Barbara jznnc Frwsc, Virginia Uluwcr, Barbara Fry. SECOND ROW: Karen Warden, Carolyn I-lcnbcrgur, Cheryl Wuavcr, Pain Piltcngcr, Betty Lnrlwig. Mary Ann Bricker. THIRD ROXV: julia Phelps, Sue Moore. Carol Wzlllurs. Karen Wilson. jcnnnc Waite, Susan Snny, Inn lrcy. o Q Ir1-H1-Y 1 lxxlx' Mar- l-'IRST ROW, IL-fl ro righl: ll:rrb:n.1 SL-llz'l'l'iL'Irl, Paulx' sm-.H-1. ,ll-lmnmr mmm um., sxmrlm-L. cum-I my Vislrr. Brill. SIZCUND ROW: Sznnlrn Argo. llnrlmrzr liusu-rling, Alfu-dn lk-ck, Nanny Clnsu, Mary Hclh Rnokvn, lllvnnn llurfc, '1'lllRll ROW: Rnlh Cline, l':nn Kiln-rr, lhumic Mflllnrg. lianln' llr-u-rly Highly, Ik-lsr Slmxcr. 71 Hi OFFICERS President .........Y ,,,.,.,.,.,.,......... ....,,.. I I ob Lanzen Vice President ..,., .........,...... T ed Clabaugh Secretary Y.,,....... ..... - ....Y,.,,. D ave U'in:tns Treasurer ,,,, ,M ,,,,,,. ,,,,,, E van Richards Chaplain ................,.,,., - ....,......,.,... ,Scott Stephens The code ol ethics which each boy strives to uphold is: To create, maintain, and extend through the home, school and community high standards of Christian character. The planks of the code are clean speech, clean living, clean sportsmanship, and clean scholarship. This year the Hi-Y has had zt very busy sched- ule. Their activities ranged from taking toys to underprivileged children at Clmristntas to co- sponsoring the Snowball with the Tri-Hi-Y. They also took charge of Y-basketball, and of selling subscriptions for the YMCA. Their money making projects were selling pecans and sponsoring dances at the Eagles Hall alter home football games. This year thc fifty-live members, advised by jim Shepard and Harry ter Braak, met the sec- ond and lonrth Mondays ol each month. IIOTTOM ROW. left to rigln: Scott Stephens. Dave Winans, llob Lanlen, Ted Claliangh. Evan Richards. l-'IRST ROW: Mr. james Shepherd fadvisorj . jim Fix. Lynn Fry. Kenneth 'l'lmrnton, Dan Hoffman, Dennis Hallorau, Larry Cooke, Rick Wright, llill Rirhert. Carl Arcltdeacon, Mark Clabangh, john Carntean. Dwight Hawk, Steve Sitter, Mr. Harry ter llraak. director, Family YMCA. 72 NECOND ROWN: George Snyder, Eric Lore. llill l-'airchiltl, Raymond Lewis, jeff Green, john Garrignes, Dirk Keil. Keith Schaffer. jeff Swank, Terry Gwinner, Michael Welicr. john lloak, Ted Knapp. Tlllllll ROW: jack Bricker, Larry Beitlelnian. Gary Keller. Rick Heitzntan, Rum l'fahler, john Claes. l'hil Rncknmn, llrnce Hainer, Tint Carter. jerry Fiehtcr. Arthur Seaman, Mark Reed, Bob llogan, Russell Patton. jiln Colletlge, llnd Rickett. FIRST ROW, Ich no righx: Georgia Renlon, Bridger Finne- Garner Sn-el. Mrs. Egleslon-ryping adrisor. gan. Anne Su-xunson, Nancy Nirhulson, Sharon Smith, Con- THIRD ROW: jackie May, Roberla Wilkinson, Connie nie Tmxcll. Kyle Klralmnr. Karen Warden. Horner. jndy Binh-r, jack Bricker, Dick Siolwr, Malronrlx SECOND ROW: Mary Anne Ray, Linda Lecmaster. llnrrivt Xleliiliiicy. Mary Ann llrifker. lh-My Ialmlwig. .lane llell llen- llafer, llarhara Easrrrling. Fran Arnold, llarhara Srllerfield. ning, .linlr lfrunre, -lo Ann Christy. Pm-Img Perry, Michele Hunter, Susie liasliore, Gloria Sharkey, hippet Tales taff Certainly learning lo wrile ix no small parl ol' the Llerclopnicnt oli lhe inxlivimlual. Under the lezuleralrip ul their lidilors-in-Clmiel, Sharron Shank anal Phil Rucknran, this yeafs lllhippel Talers have been striving I0 improve their writ- ing skills in curlr successive monthly edition ol' lhu paper. :xllllllllgll the stall' has been smaller than last ye:n s, the aclual size ol' the paper lms increased. Anal, in line with :hc current inflationary ll'CIlll, so has lhe mst-lo l5r. Miss Bowman has given of her mime and elliorl as advisor all lllfllllgll the year. Mrs. ligleslon became typing :ulrisor and her office pruvlice class has clone ar rery 2IL'Clll'1llC job oli typing up lhe paper copy. In addition lo entertaining Senior l'rol'iles and some SHS-special crossworzl puules. news articles illCOTlX7li2llillg quotes have been the best enjoyed features. A year of progress for the school paper! lZDl'l'0RlAl. AND l.AYxOll'l' S'l'Alfl' FIRST ROW. lull In right: Miss Ilowlnall faslxisorj, Sharron Shank. Connie llrown. SECOND ROW: Toni Martinez, Marilyn llarlnran, Phil Ruckinan. S'I'.lXDlNil IN Tllli BACK: john D4-Wall. . -I 13 Sgsggiglfm' R512 ul' The Little Dog Laughed Left to Right: Tom Stock. Joyce Kuhn, jo Gates, joe Laubie, jay Dunalhan, janet Wagoner, Dick Stober, Linda Lccmaster, On November 12 and I3 the director, Mr. Funk, and the cast of The Little Dog Laughed scored a great hit as they kept the large audiences laughing throughout this hilarious three acl comedy. When Laurie Huntington Uoyce Kuhnj, a psychology major, came home from college, she found her parents fLinda Leemaster and Dick Stoberj and her once carefree brother Gay Dunathanj to be a bunch of psychological knots. VVhen she tried to use psychology on them, all of the family friends AND enemies be- came involved, This play was an event which will long be retueiubered by the cast and all who saw it. Left lo Right: Evan Richards, Judy Russell, Anne Stevenson, Gay Morse, Joyce Kuhn. Harriet Hafcr, Bonnie McCIurg, Kathy Shatlrick. Librarians These girls who serve as ztssistztnls lo the librarian, assist her in checking in and out reading :intl reference nmterial. These :irc the people who help Lhe students develop into :tn interesting intliritlual through reading. SliA'l'liD Left to Right: ll:trlx:u'a West, Diztne Will- iattns, Miss Kuhn Advisor, Marry l.eV:tn. STANDING I.L'ft to Right: Sztndrat Alexztntler, Sully Armstrong, llulnres Westcrknntp. Marilyn tignm-, nmmn 'im-kt-1, jztyne Wislcr. tage Crew Don Ralston. jt-If llztwson, Curl Arnold. Clarence Burkett, Terry Tinker, Earl Adkins, llolw Luwery. :ind Eddie Arnold. 76 ecretaries eerelaries taking Coke Henk are: FIRST ROW: .fary Ann llrieker, Anne tevenson, Pat Henkel. anet Wagoner. ECOND ROXV: Roberta Vilkiusou, Linda Cla- yzulgll, 'IIIRD ROW: Donna- ine Baxter, Karen KVM' en, Linda Ilxnvk, Bar- .ara Berg. Maintaining accurate attendance rerorils for iods in the Music Department Office. over G00 students is a tremendous task for the assis- Donna Baxter very capably assists Mr. Plochei lauts in the Attendance Office. Regular attendance in managing the special school funds, is essential to the success of any suulent. The secretary in the principals office is Mary Several girls are assigned lo work different per- Ann Bricker. Ushers The ushers provided courteous service to guests attending school functions. Miss Straurh served as advisor ll! the group and Sandra Alexzuuler served as heatl usher. Row 1 qua to Raging: Jeanne Waite. juz y lfrance, Patrifcia Thomp- son, Carolyn Ferrell. llon- nie Mcfilnrg. Garnet Steele. .Indy Myers, joyce Kuhn, BACK ROXY: Sliaruu Copeland. Sandra Alexan- rler, juily Lenzineier. Theresa Korhas. jusly Ili-nerv, Barbara llerg. Marv l,ou LeVan. Miss Stianeh Advisor. G Scarlet HSN Staff Editors-Nancy Carleton, Mary Margaret Griffith Associate Editors-john Kocher, Richard Ber- ry, Nancy Nicholson Music Editor ....,.,......... ....... J oan Culbertson Sports Editor ,,,,., ,.,,,, T honias Baker Sports YX'riter ,,... ...,, , ,. Carl Koontz W Class Editor ,,,,....,,,.,.,.,.,,,,.,,,,, Richard Donley Feature Xvriters-Mary Ann Bricker, Carolyn Ferrell, Daneen Guthrie, jackie May, Gay Morse, Anne Stevenson AROUND DESK fLeft to Righty: Bill Wilkins, Business ' t -C . 1 F . H D. . G ll V' Manager: Mr. Wendlainl. Advisor: Mary Margaret Grif- Typls S mo yn cnc ' lmuen Li. nie' nu. ima Nancy can-team, covmiiims. Joyce Kuhn. Barbara West, Roberta Hllklll' son Advisor ..,.. ,.,,. lN Ir. Robert Wendland - FIRST ROW fLcl'l In Riglllj: Toni llakcr, Nola Troxell, SECOND RON' fl.clt In Rightj: Mr. XN'encllantl, atlvisor, Carolyn Ferrell, Linda Leelnaster, Ilancen Gnihrie, Mary Dick Donlcy, Dick Berry, Gay Morse, joan Culbertson, Margaret tirillilh. Nancy Nicholson, Carl Koontz. jackie May, Anne Stevenson, Nancy Carleton, john Rocher, llill Xfilkins, 1 1 78 The Scarlet BUSINESS AND SUBSCRIPTION STAFF Business Mznmgcr Y,,..,Y,, ,, William lllilkins Advurlising Mxnmgcr ,.,,., Nola Truxcll Snhscripxinn Manager .,,.. ,,.,.. 'I 'om llzlkcr .-X IJVISRTISINC STA FF Fran Arnold Robert Hogan Curl KUUIIIL Dan-id I.ivingnon Clmrlcs Miller Sully Stevenson ,gal 8 l lRS'I' ROW Qld! to kiglnj: Nula Trnvcll, lfrnn Arnnlnl. Sally Slcxcnxon SICOND ROW Id! I0 Rivln llnr, lixnm stun Bob llo-:mn K nl knonlz -'57 , I-' lsl54'1'H-'1 L., Charles Mxller. SUBSCRlP'l'ION STAFF I-'IRST ROIY qlnsfl lo Riglllj: Nancy Nirhulson, Cnlmic llnrncr, Snr: lluln'l'lson. Cilurial Slnxr- kcy. l.inml:1 Lccunnxlcr, Sully Piluxcnsun. SECOND ROW ql.cfl lu Righty: jmly I,llllC, llamiul llnfer. Lnnisc Lux. joycc Kuhn. 'I'llIRl'l RON' fl.vl'l ln Righljz Sznnlrzl Argo, llanvn' Livingston, Carl Koontz. Mary Ann llrickcr. l UI'R'l'll Run' nl-n 10 Rignn: Tmy llnncr, Rulrcrl llngan. l'Il 'l'll ROW fl.cIt ln Rightjz Judy lfrnllcc. Clmrlus Miller. llicluuxl Donlay, Sue Mnurc, NIXIII Row um m Rigmy: Mm-rin xanga'-. Ifraln Arnold. SliVEN'l'lI RON' QLPII lo Rightj: Rohcrlzl lX'ilkin5nn, Ruben Lanncn. Clnnlnllc Wincly. Sannlrn Mzllmry. liIl2ll'l'lI ROW fl.cll tn Righlj: Tmn llzukcr, Dirk Kcil. NINTH ROW fl.cl'1 nn Riglnj: Gun' G4-urge, llanid Winans. KNEELING, Ie!! to right: Durotlty Uritlt. Michele Hunter, Toni Martinez, Sharon Sulingcr, Shirley Mitchell, Annu Lnffcrty, Palm Hannufus. FIRST ROW: Naomi Wheeler. Pat Thompson. Ruth Crosley. Carol Patton, Linda Ncthcrs. Linda Livcsay, Girls Glee Club ' Sally Armstrong, Barbara Cline, Barbara Ehcrxolc, janet Young. Shzmni Smith. SECOND ROW: janet Ruclmck, Shztron Roth, Linda Hartz, Cathy Hnllunhantgh, Cynthia Robinson, Kay Kress, Cathy Cornell, janet Guisinger, Pitt llatcs. Mr. Braden ftiiruclorj, Wes Whislcr. -Indy Myers, Km Schlzmnzin. so N KNEELING, lcfl lo right: Rchcrfn Rnris, Garnet Slcclc, Osborne, jane Knrmnain, Kay Russell. Pcnnc Williams. Dunnu 'l':ifkcr, Cheryl llxnrk, Diana Williznns, Curol SECOND ROW: jxinis Mackey, Edith Schreiber, Kyle Cline, Sanulrn Morris. Grnlrzun, Carol Lnu, Clivryl llnrncll, Cynthia Trunt, june FIRST ROW: Pvggy Perry, llnnnic Mclllurg, Trudy Cnx, jzllncs, Murcia lfralncv. .-hnlnl jcnnings, Ruth Cline. jnynv Walmlrnfl, jumly Henry, Cheryl Gwinncr, lllnrlhn vsxgy, I. . 'T' F lnfl lr Pal Warsl. Marr Cmlxin. Pm Prifc. Ann Tlmxnas,' Pnlly GZIICS, Cnrul Mann, Mnr- Gcorgia Seaton, Marry Ann Hunk, Dmnm Lani- Silfcrlin, Diane Pnl Crall. Girls Glee Club ocal Groups FIRST ROW. Ich to right: Peggy Pitney. Ilnrlmm l.znnbcr!, Dolores Westercannp, jeunnc Waite, Linda Dick, Noreen Buudinot. Mary Ann Sonlliznd, joan Lysingcr. jalnn Chew, Cnrrolyn Karr, Luna Stentz, SECOND ROW: Kathleen Hcydinger. Cnnnie Horner. Sally Stevenson. Carol Walters. Penn Pittcngcr. Cheryl Weaver. jutly Phelps. Karen Warden, Kathy Shntlrick. THIRD ROW: Many Margaret Griffith, Nancy Carl- son, Barbara West. Ilanlmra Fry. Il:n'lmrat Eztsterling. GIRLS' CHOIR OFFICERS President .,,,......,.,,.,,.,,..,..,................ KIIILIY Little joan Gysinger Bette Rinehart Vice President .,,.,.,, SCLTCl1II'y-lI'C1lSIlI'DI' BOYS' CHOIR OFFICERS President ......,.....................,.,......,.,,,,. Ned Reed Vice President , ....,.., .,,,,, D ick Keller Secretary-treasurer ..,. .,,, X Nard lvhite 82 Helen DcSalm. Ilrentln Vincyxml. Kathleen Mcilurt. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Gray. Kay llztker. Evelyn Fisher. Norlnzi Marshall, Judy Little, jntly France, john Carinean, Mike Brockwell, Dave Melick, jeff Lanxbic. Nancy Carleton, Carter Steel, Richard Keller, lhlrlmrzl jane Frce7e, Vtlard VVhitc, Marie Scott, Dun Hipslier, Danny Hull, Ted Claihangh, Ttnn Stock. Jacque Hourcr, jerry Barber. Lowell Keiser. ocal Groups FIRST ROW, leit to right: Pam Chew, Sandra Ingram. Margaret Shock, Dorothy Elliot, Ruth jones, Ruth Miller, Barbara Sctterfield, Gloria Sharkey, Esther Armstrong. SECOND ROW: 'ferry Graves, Kay Hawk, Belle Rinehart, Carol Brill, liarh Keller, Sandra Mabry. THIRD ROW: Anna Workumn, Betsy Shaver, jo- hanna Gates, Pat Henkel, Barb Durkin. Pat Greene. Joan Guisinger. jane Doly, Mr. Braden. FOURTH ROXV: Sue Sifferlin, Sue Hess. Louise Heu- llcrger, Pal Fry, Susan Briugmau, Roseinary Neff, Suc Robinson, Patty Roush. LAST ROW: jim Colledgc, Burl Ingle, Harry Cuskey, Ned Reed. Keith Shaffer, Glenn Griffith. jeff Daw- son, Bob Cochran, Cary .-lrinstrong, Edward Roberts, Gary Hipsher. jim Fix, Roger Payne, Steve Laird. The senior choir this year consisted ol' 30 male and 459 female voices, These 99 vocalists under the direction of Mr, Paul Braden did a very fine job and presented many enjoyable performances. Following the annual Christmas pro- rznn which was well received bv :ill who heard it, the choir traveled to Norwalk H , for the Northern Ohio Choir festival in which it yearly sings. liarly in May the voices again blended beautifully at the Spring Choir Concert. The members ended a very successful year by singing at Baccalaureate. Senior Band Here comes the band! Again this year the senior band appeared in snappy form at all football games from the prevue September ll, to the final contest November 20. Many hours ol' hard work by each member were 'required lor the audience appealing precision performances. The attention drawing l'anl'are ended, the high stepping members started hitting those stripes to their opener Red and Gray. The next minutes were filled with last moving difficult maneuvers. The applause told that the straight line was indeed straig it. Next the lllhippets featured a hard-to-learn dance. Then they solemnly played the Alma Mater, while in the form of an S. The program finished, off the field they came with as much spirit as ever. Immediately following marching season, the dustrious players began learning dillicnlt con: numbers to present at the contests and ann Spring Concert. An added local appearance scheduled here May 6 when the Shelby band hos Norwalk, Tiffin, and Bellevue at the band festi At this concert the bands appeared separately 2 in an ear-tingling massed band. Guided by their director Mr. Dwight Somervi and Mr. Frank Pendergrass their new assistant rector, and helped by Mr. john Purdy who dona many hours ol his time, the band brought to a cl another year in which they proved themselves, be one of the best ever. FIRST ROW, left io rithtz jackie Max. Cla rol Moore, Charlotte Winely. Vicki Shedenltelin, Ruth llonernttt-r, Connie llrown, Lonna Tomlinson. SECOND ROW: Karen Wilson. Sandra Hanl' ahan. Mary Ann Shuler. Toni Martinez, Marilyn l llarunan. Carol Huggins. Linda Dick, Linda Bliss, Larry Waldruff. Tl-IIRD ROW: jndy Butler. Mary Louise Haine, Mary May, Suzon Light, june Went, Gail Swank. jean Rudd. Margaret Parsons, Elaine l-'OFRTH ROW. joan Culbertson. Ina lrui Alan Stewart. joel Stenu. Rohert Boyce. FIFTH ROW: james Colleilge. Bt-rerly High grass. Marlin Edgar, Robert Sheller. l.ybarger. Patricia Wenning. Ralph Tltaurelte. , judt While. janice Cooke, Patti Shedenhelni. ly. Linda Ridenour, Mr. Somerville, Mr. Pender' FIRST ROW. lufl to righl: Carol Culbertson, Sue Adam, Terry Km-lu-r. Judy llallnmu, Carol llukcr, Mnlfullu Mcliinncy. SECOND ROW: Martha Kcil, Slxzxrou Snucringcr, Patricia Ellis, Nancy Kuhn, Drcannn Thornton. Susan Snay, Bully Cron. THIRD ROW: Dnvid Clark, Paula Ynlk. George Schneider, Cheryl lleuedicl. Keith Clark, Ccorgc Shatzcr, Pzuricin Stewart, Danny Hoffman, Judy Sunnncrs, Alfrcalan llcrk. l-'OURTH ROW: Fred McKinney, john Hunk. Carolyn Tufkcr, llill Riclu-rm, Russell Patton, jaunes Lougucre, jc-ff Swank. james Bom-, Tom Hadley, Anna Worklnau, FIFTH ROW: Sharon Shank, Robert Blackledgc, -lzunus Ifimllcr, Twirlers Of The Band ' Lani: sharp, be sharp! is their molln! LEIFT T0 RIGHT AROVND: 'l'errv Rocher, Pnl Shemlenhehn, Vicki Shedenhehn, Cnrnl Moore, Ina lrvy, Bev Highley, Putty Swwurl.' The Sky's the limit! DRUM MAKIOR GEORGE SCHNEIDER High aerial throwing George Schneider was seen again this your in from ol lhc bunml an football gznnes us Drum Major. Taking llll'IlS us head inanjoreue were lhe seven perky twirl- ers seen ahora. Al the games, lmusimles their regu- lzn' nrirling, they presenled weekly an lAilSl moving dance following lhe music li1ClllC ol' Lhsu performance. As nlurelling season ended, the Clgill pcrlormcrs dusted off their lllSll'lllllCl1lS and join- ed lhc concert band as reg- ulzn' plrxying members. y x f .43 ' QQ ,j W ff-'fgafw' fed:-Q, Physical abilities ancl endurance Reign here Which make our teams in their respective SPORTS Outstanding every year. 9 wi MWC NAN CY CA RLETON 31' AIOAN Cl'l,BI5R'I'SON Homecoming Attendants Thcsc beautiful young girls wcrc nanncd lo bc Allcndznnls for the Hmnccolning Quccn. They rode in new convertibles ill the bcgixniing of the ganna fOCl0iDCli IG, 19595, and rcccivcd their crowns from Tom Bakcr and john Rocher, ui'l'ircrs nl' the Senior Class. CUNNIE NOLA TROXELI. 1 m. ' -.,i,,,,-... 4. ,. , ' 39-its I rl 8 .1 ig., V 'VS' Q?-392: o'E'i-ki, ' ' HORNER 89 Varsity Football Team Having taken its knocks last year, the varsity football team charged into the 1959 season with the experience and desire to win. The student body, showing a great upsurge in spirit, dubbed the powerful defensive team with the title, Hungry Hounds. The defensive lived up to their title by holding their opponents to 53 points and the Hungry Hounds became a household word throughout the league. Not to be overlooked, the Yllhippet offense, led by backs Russ Pfahler and Dave Bonecuttet' scored a total of 264 points. The team made an unde- feated sweep of the N.O.L. and suffered their only loss to a strong XVooster leant at the end of the season. Raymond Lewis was named outstanding line- man of the year while Russell Pfahler received his second award for outstanding back of the year. Whippets were placed on the N.O.L. first teams: Pfahler, Miller, Lewis and Fairchild on offense, Lewis and Pfahler on defense. FIRST ROW, seated left I0 right: Wilbur Metzger, Har- Mr. Yohn, Ward White, Robert Bnssom, Edwin Hartz old Artnintront, Tom George, Gerald Winely, Raymond Mark llrinsnn, Ron Thutnxson, Dean Myers. Lewis, Russell Pfahler. THIRD ROW: Dennis l'falloran, Frank Datnmn, Niki. SECOND ROW: Head Cuarh Wilkins, Equipment Mgr. Green, Rick Wright. Charles Miller, Ilob Henson. Varsity Record Opponents Shelby ' 0 1 ,,,,,, ,..,,. P revue 6 A,,.,.., ,,,,,, f Xshland ...,.. ..A,..,. 2 G 6 ,,,,AA,, ,,,,,, X Villard .,.,.. ...... S 0 ,,,,,,,, Upper YYYY,. ......... 2 li 0 ,,,,,,,, ,,,, 1 Bellevue ,,,, Y..... l 2 0 AAAA,,,, ,,,,,, 1 incyrus , ,,,,. .,,... - IG 0,7 ,,,,,,, ,,,,,, T iffin ..... ,...., 2 4 G .,,,,,,, ,,,, N orwalk ....Y .50 S ,...,.,. ..,. G alion ..... ...... 5 8 0 ,.,,,,,, ,,,,, A 'Iadison .... ..l4 20 ....,,,, ,.... X v0OSlCl' 0 264 flvl 53 FIRST ROW. scaled lull in right: Larry Craighcad. William Faircliilll, Mark Luwinillcr, lllauhcw Moll, and Gerald ll'ilsnn. ' SECOND ROW: David llonccutlcr, Tom Pansnns, Butch Wilkins, Rick Luvc, Allan Arnisxmng, Assistant coaches, Copeland, Varblc. THIRD ROW: Chip Knnnll, Francis Mcllgcr, Dave Mc- lick, Mike Wagoner, David Gales, jim Trout. Mgr. Don Ralsion. .,,.,..v 2355 'Q A Q, 3,1 BX-A 1 - 5 S W x Q- S hr ,J X 1711 3 Q ,x 4, , ' I a ' wfX, X , ,Q ,. ' X I ls- X j mi ' Wm I Y. k' A? K . f ul x Q 9' ,fill ugh! 'Ss . we f' Y J B? ' if H. .qw ' 5 IN,-.r, 1 z f ' , . , b az, J U 4 . A534-Lxm H X fa' A We I E , f , W :vX'Lx'-- ff ' .Nl l I 94 Reserve Football Team FIRST ROW, left to right: Karl Klenicn, Dan Weaver Phillip Bogard, jim Williams, Mark Wolford, David Spang: lsr, Denny Cams, Fred Mcllick, Ed Arnold. Charles Well and Bill Anspach. SECOND ROW: Douglas Gales, Roger Payne, Larry Mill- iron, Mike Brocwcll, Mike Lake, Toni Stock, Frank Hicks, 1960 RESERVE FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD Shelby Opponents 32 ...,,,,,.,. . .,,,, Norwalk . .,,, ......Y..... , 2,20 22 ,,,..... ,Y.... B ucyrus 0 50 .,,.,,.. ,,,,,, P Iymouth ....,, ..YY. 0 I4 ..,,,,,. ..Y.., X 'Villartl .,.....,..,,......,. .YYYY.,. I 8 8 .,.,... .,,,,, 'I 'iffin Columbian ,,,,. ..., 2 2 52 ,,,,,.,. ,.... C Iresllinc .......,.,,....... 8 24 .,,,A.., ...,, G alion .,YY,,,Y......, - ,.,,... .YY,Y 8 S ,,,,,.,. ..,., A 'lanslicld Madison ...... ,,,..... l 2 G ,....,,. ,,... B cllevuc ,.,...,.,, ..,....Y, Y.Y..,. 2 1 IG .,...,.. ,,..... A shland ,.... ,.,Y.,, l 2 232 121 Frank Damron, Ed Gutchall, joel Stcntz. and Dennis Roberts. THIRD ROW: Coach Strinc, Dan Hughes, john DeWalt, jim Blair, Robert Kollar, Mike johnson, Bill Baldridge, Dick Miller, Bill Snay, Don Clcxengcr, Rick Wright, Lowell Raiser. Glen Wilkins, Rick Landis, Dan Workman, and Coach Monu. Coach Munn pushed his pups L0 rt winning season this year, chalking up six wins to four losses. Led by the scoring of Rick Xvright and Dick Miller, the offense tallied 232 points while the defensive team held the opponents to l2l. The young lVhippets showed great potential in many of their games and should contribute much to fixture varsity teams. VARSITY qkneelingy : Gloria Sharkey, Barbara Keller, Pat Henkel, Nola Troxcll. fSlanclingj : Daneen Guthrie, Miss lhnvman Q.-lclrisurj , jane holy. Cheerleaders RESERVE deft to righzj: Diane Troxell, Susan Bnshorc, Patti Shedenhehu, Pat Crall, janet Page, Shirley Mitchell. The six Varsity Cheerleaders and the six Reserve Cheerleaders were respon- sible to arouse the old school spirit in an organized manner for the football and basketball games. The Varsity Leaders had the assistance of the Pep Club. A girl does not don a clleerleadefs outfit and go out and lead a cheer. The job requires hours of practice, times to work with the advisor and the other rheerleaders. .-X cheerleader tries to de- velop good qualities ol' sportsmanship in herself and thus inspire others to be good sports at all athletic activities. 95 1960 Varsity Basketball Shelby Oppvnenls 50 ,,,.,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,., Madison ..... - ,,,.,v, , .,,.,..,..,,. 26 58 ,,Y,.,Y,.. .,....A, N Villard .,,.. Y..- ..,.Y,Y..YY.. -46 48 .,,....,,. ..,,,., B ellevtie ..... ,......YY.... 5 0 45 ..,,,,.... ..,,,,., lX 'Iarion . ,,,,Y, ..- YYA... 60 72 ,...,.,.., ,....,, I iucyrns Y,,,. .Y,.Y,,... 4 9 56 ,,,,.,,,,, ,,,,,,, G alion .... ,....,,... 5 -l 45 ..,,.,.A,. .,,.. X 'Wooster Y,,.. ........ A Y..... 4 6 46 ,...,, ,YY,Y h iztdison ..... Y.Y.Y...Y A ..V.Y4... A 14 49 ,,....,,,, . ,,.,, Yvooster ......,..Y.. new YYYYYV. 045 54 ,.,,,,,... ..,,.... T iffin Calvert .Y... ....... V .41 48 ,,,,.,,,,, ,,,,,,, N orwalk Y,,,,,.,.... ........,. 5 l 58 ....,. ,..,., Bucyrus Y.,. A .,....... VY.....Y . 52 54 ,....,.,,. ,,.... lN ladison Y.,,. ..,............Y.V...... e -IS 49 ,..,,.,... ,...... B ellevue ...., ,W ..Y....YY...... 55 G0 ......,,. ,...... X Villartl ,,,,.. - .,..... .. ..Y,,,,, 63 59 ,,,,,,,,,, .,,,.,A G alion ...Y,,,,,,Y,..... ...VYVVV. .VYVYVV.Y 5 0 60 ,.....,,. .,,,,... U pper Sandusky ...Y YYYYYY......,.. .54 G1 ,,,,,, ,,,,,,, T iffin Columbian Y.,.... .,..,..... 5 S TOURNAMENT 57 ,,,,,,,,.. .,,.. O ntario . .,..,.,,......... YVY.,...v ' 13 58 AAA,,,,,, ,,,,,, L exington ,,..,..,, , YY,Y,.. ........Y, 3 6 59 W ,,,,,, ...... lX Iarion Harding ......,. YYYYY..Y. 7 3 ' ' w- .. V. W y , Coach Charles Vklilliams guided his lvhippet twelve through the best basketball season in three years. ixlllltlllgll they faced tough competi- tion, the Shelby cagers piled up an impressive record of l-I wins and 7 losses. The XVhippet shooting per centage for the year was 362, john Brown led the team in rebounding Q242 for the seasonj and in scoring with an average of I6 points per game. Gene George was second high scorer with I3 points per game. Shelby advanced through the sectional tournament with wins over Ontario and Lexington, but was defeated in the semi-finals by a strong Marion team. L,,s9 4 l '. 3-A 1 2-'.x,:'f vi. ' fvrQI 'I.xL , lied' f LEFT TO RIGHT: Steve Snter, jeff Laubie, Dave Livingston, Harold Arniintront. Phil Rurk- mnn, Mike Clady. Awistant Conch Roger Copeland, Coach Charles Williams, john Brown. Greg Giller, john Rocher, Larry lleidelmzm, Gene George. and Larry Hoskins. 96 ll... 4.. L ,,+- ,fd ,. Freshman Basketball i 29 as FIRST ROW lLcft to Righty: jerry Russell, Phil llogaril, john Crutu. Mark Wolford. Denny Kidwell, Randy Smith, Bill Shaver. SECOND ROW theft to Righty: Coach Varlxlc, llill llaltlridgc. Dean Gwiuncr. Malcoltu Mr- Rinney. Charles Wen. Glenn Griffitli. jeff Dawson. jim Henkel, Shelby Opponent 26 .,,,,,...... , ,,,, Ashland ..,, ....,.,..,,,..,.,.. 2 9 29 ..,,.,... ,,,,. C restline ...,. ,,..,.. 3 2 37 ..,,,,,,. ,,,,, IN 'fadison ,,,, ,,,,,,, 3 4 -l l .......,, ,,.. X Villard ..., ,...... 1 19 2-l ,,,,. ,, Galion ,...,.42 31.2 ..,,, ,,,. A shland Y,,, ,,.,,, . 50 32 ..,....,. ,,,..., W Villard .,,. ,,...,. 4 7 57 .,.,,,... ,,..,, C restline W ,.,,,,.4l 39., ...,.. .. Madison .,,. .,,,,,.50 Sl ,,,.,,,,, ,,,, G :tlion , ,,..39 53 .,,,,, ,, ,,,,, llttryrus , ,. ..,. ..3l 51 .,.,.,.,, ,,,.,, P lytuouth .. .. Y,,.., .48 37 .,..... , Plyutouth ,,,. ,.,... , 46 36 ,,,,, ,, ,. Bucyrus .... ,,,Y . 35 33 .,,,,,.,. ..,,, , Plymouth ,,., , ..... 34 29, Ontario 28 The ninth grade basketball leant, coached by Bill Varble, ended the stormy 1959-60 season with :t six win, ten loss record. The inexper- ienced lads had a slow start, winning only two of their first ten games, but they improved through- out the season and finished strongly by defeat- ing four Ollt of their last six opponents. The addition of Plymouth and Ontario to their schedule gave the freshman team the busiest season they have ever had. The experience gain- ed by the Vllhippet pups on the freshman squad should make them tnore valuable material for re- servc and varsity basketball teams in the future. KNEELING Ql.efl to Rightj: Carl Koontz, Steve Suler, Mark Wagoner, Larry Sl.john, Phillip Metzger, Eric Love, Robert Crawford, and Michael Greene. FIRST ROW STANDING qLef! to Righty: Coach Cope- land, Dennis Halloran. john Rnclier, Mark Lowniillt-r, Thonias Baker, Robert Lamen. Gerald Wilson, Russell Track quad TRACK SCOREBOARD H9595 Shelby Opponents 59W ..,.... Y Ahnnni ..,.,,..,,...,,,Y,,,,.. ,. ......... SSM, 55 .,,. .,.,, ll Iansfield Madison ,..Y., .,..., 6 3 70 YY,, .,,... 1 Bellevue .,,,,,,,,,,,YYYY YYYYY ,748 84 YY,, ....,. N orwalk ,.Y.,,,,YY,,,,,Y,YY. ..,.... 3 4 71 ..,. ...... U pper Sandusky ..,, .,,A,.. 4 7 VOM, ,...,,, ,,,,,, B ncyrus .,,,.,.,..,, A.., ,,,,,,, 9 7 M SSZM, ....,,, ,,.,.. W illard ,,,.,,..,..., ,.,,,,. .,.,.. 2 9 W 54 ,Y,, ....., T iffin Columbian ..,,. ....... 6 4 102 .... ...... G alion ,r,,.,,,..,,,,, ,,,,, , ,l6 O0 Pfahler, Larry Craighead. Robert Hogan, and Coach Valble. SECOND ROW STANDING QLefl lu Righty: Fred Hughes, Edwin Hartz. Roger White, Robert Heuhergcr. Martin Edgar, Charles Miller, Fred Mrliinuey, james Hughes, Ray- mond Lewis. Harold Anninlronl, and Coach Slrinc. TRACK SQUAD With the arrival of the first hint of spring. the Shelby High School thin-clads could be seen running around the oval, conditioning them- selves for the 1959 track season. Their desire to iinprove compensated for their inexperience. Under the guidance ol' Head Coach Roger Cope- land and Assistant Coaches Mlilliaui Varble and Ronald Strine, the Xllhippets did well in dual meet competition, winning 6 of 9 meets, but did not do so well in the relays. At the Upper Sandusky Relays, Shelby led the field going into the last event, but due to a dis- qualiliralion they lost the meet by one point. Although Shelby High lost the lVooster Relays at Xlloosler to a strong host team, the night was not a complete loss in that the Yllhippets kept the fine tradition by paying tribute to the track queen for 1959, Miss Susan King, a l959 graduate. The Yilhippet Thinclads, losing only three leltermen to last yeur's graduating class, show great promise to bonnrc back to Northern Ohio League honors in IDGO. Larry Sl. john 0959 grndw lmluj is :I slcp ahead in lhc IOKI yard dash nl :l dual meet with Madison. Tum llukcr jumped mer ll feel :xr the ll'ousu:r Rc- lzlys held in May. 1959. Smiling Charles Miller lcnds lhc puck in the shuddlc hurdles. 110595 1959 Varsity Baseball FIRST ROM' KNEELING fLeft I0 Rightj: john lVildlnan, SECOND ROW STANDING fLefl to Rirflill: Coach Will- Richaid Hollcnlmaugh, llyrnn Wagoner. jeff Lanlxie. David ianis. junior Sexton, Tom Zehner, Larry Iieidelman, james Livingston. Xonnan Clevenger. Wilbur Metzger. and David stout, james Schiffer. Wendell Hobbs, and Larry Hoskins. Melick. S 0 7 hellzy 7 ..,,,., Sl 0 ....... l ,...,,, 2 4 2 2 ..,..., IOZ Mansfield Madison ll'illard Xvillard ..,. Galion Galion lvlllilfil .,,. Galion ,4,.,, Mansfield Madison Opponents H- ,.......... ll - .........,, ll 7 A .,..... 9 ...- l 3 Despite heavy rains which caused a mixed-up schedule, the lVhippets played well and showed great potential for next year. Larry Hoskins, the leam's leading pitcher, hurled a one-hitter to edge the Mansfield Tygers, 2-l, in one of the most exciting games of the season. Bob Biglin was the teanfs outstanding hitter, batting .419 for 31 trips to the plate. ln the sectional tourna- ment, Shelby was defeated in the first round by a strong Madison team. The Xl'hippets' good qualities were overshadowed by their fielding errors as they finished the season with four wins and six losses. Reserve Baseball A. FIRST ROW ql.cl't to Righty: Toni Rainey. Toni Wendell Hobbs, Larry Stoller, jerry Fichter, Eddie Kfozlrh Munn. Shelby ,.,, , Shelby .,...,,,, ,, , Shelby ,,,...... .,,, Shelby ...,,, Shelby ,.,,, . Shelby '.,., .. Shelby .,,,,, Shelby ..,.,,,,. ..,..... I Mansfield Madison ,,,,, Ontario , Madison ,,,,,, Lexington Tivo ,..,.. Plymouth Madison l 6 0 Map. SECOND ROW UM: to Righty: Greg Giller. Don Moore. Cleieuger, Tim Carver. hon Hipshev, jiln Payne, john Claes. Although this team wasnit given much recog- nition, they showed us what real Shelby spirit could be. They had an even distribution of talent with which they gained their five wins. These boys worked hard and finished up the season with an ll-0 victory over Madison. This reserve team develops the boys in the playing techniques which they will use in future years on the varsity team. t Although the '59 golf season was unimpressive in the win loss column Q5 wins, 1 tie, 11 lossesj it can hardly be called unsuccess- ful. Most of the losses were close matches: Shelby scor- ed a total of 106 points to their opponents' 166. This year brought much experi- enre to the freshmen and sophomores on the team who should contribute brighter days to the future golf seasons. 1959 Golf STANDING, left to right: Rick Hcitzman, Warner Freeze, Mr. Yohn Tom Parson jim Korbas. KNEELING, left to right: Tim Morse, Tom Huston, Eddie Parsons, SCORES Shelby 5 Mt. Gilead ,,s.....,.., ll S11elby..m1.-,,,-.. ZW Marion .......,,......,. ,ISM Shelby ........ - ...... 0 Wooster .1,..e..- ,..,. .16 Shelby ...,,,,,.,,,.. -175 Gallon .,....,. me- ,..,. 2yl Shelby ,,YYYY, ve... 9 Madison .....,, 7 Shelby .YY,....,, - ..Y. SW Mt. Gilead .,,,..,., AJZW Shelby .... - ,........ 1 Mansfield ...,., e ,,,,.. 15 Shelby 2 Marion ,,,,,,,, ,,,,, t 3 Shelby ..,.Y.Y,,,,,.,.. 14 Galion ..,r ,,......, 6 Shelby YY...,...,,... - 4 Vllooster YYY,., YY.,,,,,, 1 2 Shelby ,Y.,Y.........,. 7 St, Peters ,.,. ..,,.,... 5 1 Shelby ,....,.. M ...... 5 lvladison ,.,. .,.., A M1 l Shelbymk Y.,YY,... 10W Norwalk ..., .,,,, 5 M2 Shelby ......Y...,, -. yi Mansfield .,,,,,,,,,,,,, 15W Shelby A............... S Norwalk ...... M. 8 Shelby .....,,... -5.11 Sr. Peters .... 5 Shelby e.,,,... - ..... 5 Ashland ,.,,.. f.,,,,,,, 1 1 O4 AVERAGES lxorbas ..,,,,,,.,, ,,,, , Hettzman ..... ,, Parsons, . Morse ,.,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,i, Parsons, T. ,,Y..,,,.,,,,,, , 1' reeze ...v,...,,...,.....,l..,,. 85.2 SS.-1 94.6 98.1 103,21 105.5 Tennis Team The spring ol' 1959 saw Tennis added as the sixth major sport at Shelby High School as a team was organized and coached by Mr. Ralph Sirofrlmck, a business education instructor of the school. Although srhool officials have not approved tennis as an interscholastic sport, they have approved it as an extracurricular activity. The Whippets, with very little experience as a team, took on tough competition. They ended the season of T959 with a 3-5 record, Tom Lutz and Lynn 'Wright proved to be the main stays of the team, winning thirteen matches between them. These two players were graduated last spring Ql959j, The majority ol' the first team were graduated but sufficient interest has been Created in the sport lo establish it among the other popular sports at Shelby High. 1959 TENNIS SCOREBOARD Shelby Oppamutls 3 ...,......... ,.,.,. A Iansfield Madison ,..,., ..... .,.,.,... 2 l ,.., ,... A Iansfield St. Peters .. ....,.. .5 2 ,,,,,, ,,.,,, A Iansfield St. Peters ,... .,.,,.. 5 l ,,,,.. , Mansfield Madison . -1 ,,.., ..,.. l 'lymouth ..,,.,.,, ,.,,, . ,, .. 0 2, ,,.r,, ,,,., , Ashland ...,.. .,,,r..,..,. ,,.,.,.. 5 3 .,.,,,, ..,.,,. P lymouth .........., ,,..,. ........ 0 0 .,.., ,,.... M ansfield Madison ,,... ........ 4 I6 26 KNEELINU tLeft to Righty: Ted Knapp, jndy McCullough. Karen Seton, and Larry Waldruff. STANDING theft to Righty: Gary Armstrong. Larry Allwine. Tim Durkin, Torn Lutz. Bud Rirkett, and Coach Sirolclntck. ABSENT: Lynn Wright. I0 FIRST ROW' QLefl to Rightj CHEERLEADERS: Diane Troxcll, Shirley Mitchell, Susie Bashnre, janet Page. l'at Crall. Pat Sheilenhchn, Barbara Keller, jane Duty. Pat Henkel. Gloria Sharkey, Daneen Guthrie, Nola Troxell, Advisor, Miss llowntan. SECOND ROW QI.efl tu Righty: Cay Morse. Susan Salinger, llarlzara Setlerfieltl. Barhara Eastcrling, jo Anne Christy. Mary Anne Ray. Harriet Haier, Linda Clahaugh. Lintla Lec- lnastcr, Connie Horner. Mary Margaret Griffith, Nancy Carleton, Anne Strenson, Anne Lafferty. THIRD ROW QLelt to Righty: Sandra Argo, Garnet Steel, Theresa Friebel, judy Little, Barbara Fry, julia Phelps, Karen Warden, Roberta Wilkinson, juan Culbertson, Mary Ann Bricker, Barbara Cline. Patty Gales. FOURTH ROW QLcft to Rightj: Ina Griffith, jntly Russell, jane llell Henning. Paula Valk, Cynthia Trout, Kay Hawk. Cassandra Winnner, Carolyn Tucker, Nancy Nicholson, Sue Robertson, Barbara West. Karen Wilson, Sharon Snceringer. FIFTH ROM' fleft to Riglttj: Mary Ann Shulcr. Carol Huggins, Ilonnic McClurg, Linda Hawk, lletty West, jutly Henry, Mary lieth Kooken, jutly Haincr, Carol Culbertson Connie Brown, Trudy Cox, Peggy Perry. SIXTH ROW QLel't to Righty: Cathy Cornell. Diane Myl hier. Carol Mana. Connie Troxell, Kyle Graham. jan Wahlruff, janet Guisinger, jeannc Rudd, Georgia Seatm Carol Lutz. Michele Hunter, Penny Williams. jutly Myer SEVENTH RON' ql,eft to Rightj: Noreen llotulinol. Sal tlra lngratn. Becky Hursh. jutly Sand. Kathleen McCor Nancy Close, Martha Osborne. Clara Beer, Sharon Slnitl Mary joe Drilling. jtnly Lcnznreier, jayne Wisler, Cher! Liwinner, Cheryl Barnett. EIGHTH ROW fLeft to Rightj: llarhara jane lfreczr Sharron Shank, janet Cooke. Mary Anne Southarcl, Mat Clatly, Mary May, Susie Shepard. Carolyn Karr, Cheri Weaver, Helen DeSalvo. Margaret Hale. NINTH RON' fLefl to Righllt Sue Hess, Nancy Carlsm Carol Baker, Vicky Shulenhehn. johanna Gales, llcrerl Highly. Carol Kay Britt, Louise Heuherger. Barhara Berg Linda Dick. jeanne Waite, juAnn Dawson. Pep Club The Pep Cluh-XVhippeltes-consists of l4ll- The Executive Committee consists ol: l5ll girls fl I4 in the block section and the re- maining are alternatesj, who spur the learn to victory. This year, the newly formed section, a gray on a real bnckgrotind, was assigned a special section at the Marion basketball tournntents. Eacli year the Pep Club sponsors a ilance-held this year March IS-for the upper four grades. The profits are used to replace clrecrleader uniforms. Seniors Santlra Argo-Secretary Harriet Hal'er-Treasurer juniors Carolyn Karr Mary Ann Southartl Sophornores Carol Lutz Georgia Seaton Freshmen Carol Cline Mary Ellen May G. A. A. The main purpose ol the G.A.A. is to furnish extra-curricular activities for thc girls of the upper four grades. By participating in both team sports such as basketball, volleyball, soft- ball, bowling, badminton: and individual sports, such as bicycling, hiking, skating, the girls re- ceive points toward their awards. The officers ol the club-Linda XVhitc, presi- dent, Regina XVray, vice president: Diane Y'Vhite, secretary: Cindy Wray, treasurer, joann Thom- as, sports manager-see that ed: l to develop confidence become good sports: 3 to be Q10 living up to the health tesy and thoughtfulness to cial habits, fdj respecting The G.A.A. develops eacl mentally, and socially. the aims are follow- and leadership: 2 to an all-round girl by: standards, Qbj cour- others, fcj good so- the rights of others. 1 member physically, I-'lRST ROW: Sally Armstrong. Dolores Weslercainp, Cindy SECOND ROW: Miss Walker failyisorj, Christine Straw, Wray, Regina Wray. Diane While, Linda White, Cheryl Kay Rrcu. Sharon Roth. Patricia Ward, Suzan Light, Pat Weber, Sue Adams. Ellis, -Indy Hallman, Pat blrcdcnlu-lm. I07 I N N lx-e Letter Sn Award This year's letter award goes to john Kocher, winner ol seven varsity letters. Two things make his high school sports career a memorable one-hard luck and determination. In his Freshman year john played reserve football and basket- ball, and varsity track. As a Sophomore he moved up to the varsity football team. Then, in the Ashland football game during his junior year, john made a drive for a loose ball which cost him a broken arm that kept hint out of loot- ball and basketball for the rest ol that year. VVhen doctors ruled him out of the quarterback spot his Senior year, john concentrated on basketball and won a forward spot on the starting team which he held down very capably all season. johns determination and ,desire to win have earned for him the admiration of the coaches, his teammates, and the student body. X X As you fry fo scurry through These pages STOP to carefully look, I For The following 'ADS from our frienclsr helped make pc This book. FROM THE CRADLE COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF ARMENTROUT BROTHERS SHELBY LUAABER COMPANY, INC. KERR MOTORS, INC. E, whamey DODGE AND CHRYSLER SERVICE AND PARTS 48 Mansfield Avenue Phone 2l98l DONEGAL AND ARROW SHIRTS FLORSHEIM SHOES MALLORY HATS CRICKETEER CLOTHING PURITAN SWEATERS jANTZEN SPORTSWEAR OSCAR'S THE STORE FOR MEN SHELBY, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF BROAD SMILE KIDDIE SHOP Corner of Broadway 6' E. Smiley THORNTON TV 8. Appliance Service Service on all makes TV Cr Appliances Records Top Tunes 5 Albums Musical Accessories THRU THE GRADES Strings, Picks, G Batons 88 West Main Street Phone S2986 Congratulations To Tlle Class of T960 ROETHLISBERGER TRANSFER COMPANY MOHICAN STREET SHELBY OHIO Congratulations To The Class ol T960 CARL A. 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BUILDING MATERIALS TRANSIT MIX CONCRETE PLUMBING SUPPLIES PITTSBURGH PAINT CLASS AND MIRRORS Compliments of BEN FRANKLIN STORE 5-IO: SI.O0 up Nationally Known- Locally Owned COMPLIMENTS OF ROBINSON HARDWARE 45 East Main Street Shelby, Ohio THE COMPLIMENTS OF BAKER AGENCY INSURANCE-REAL ESTATE 45 West Main Street Shelby, Ohio THE COFFEE SHOP The Home of Fine Food and Gaod Collee SHELBY,OHIO CllARLIlE'S POEM Oh 1'z1 gged child wilh nose pressed against dznkcned window looking for Il jelly roll on the inside. Oh ragged child, there is no jelly roll inside-only death. INSURANCE B ' nd S f! REAL ESTATE AGENCYJNC' ' Shelby. Ohio! ,MM I swf! nas 1 g SHELBY PURE MILK CO. Your Locally Owned Dairy Gm ZW, M CRIIATOHS Ol' COHRECTLY DESIGHED CARTOE SHELBY. OHIO. U.S.A. MAY AND PFHAIER Compliments of Puma OIL rnonucrs DICK PITTENGEWS I SPORTING GOODS Tires, Batteries, Lubrication, Washing Sports Equipment 75 West Main Street For 5P0 f5men I5 N. Broadway Phone: 32386 COIVIPLIMENTS OF RETREADINC GENERAL TIRES TROXELL AND McFARlAND HEATING AND si-:EET METAL Wall Street Shelby, Ohio Phone 3266l JACK lOVE THE TIRE MAN CONGRATULATIONS STRUBlE'S SUPER DRUG THE HOUSEHOLD SHOP Ill West Main Street Shelby, Ohio LAMPS, DINNERWARE, UTENSILS Frank A. Allen, proprietor COMPLIMENTS OF .IEWEI.I.S I4 S. Gamble St. Phone 41 39l COIVIPLIMENTS OF WALTER COOKE, JR. SHEll STATION BOURGEOcihgLIMl5E,ISIFTlAC CO. ir The Inspired beauty ot pertect proportion uk The preclsion control et Wlde-Track Wheel Design 1' The setter rlrte ot supple suspension i' The wide choice ot vigorous Tempest V-8 engines tailored to economy or high pertormance There's nothing like a new car-and no new cur like a Pontiac I7-21 S. Gamble St. Shelby, Ohio ARNOlD'S HOWER SHOP West Main Street Road FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS- CORSAGES ARE OUR SPECIALTY just om- more cookie. Mr. Polls! YUNCKERIS Compliments of SPORTING GOODS R. W. ERVIN A KET I C S SWEATERS BUICK and OPAL AUTOMOBILES i0h mY iohnson- Salesman OLIVER FARM IMPLEMENTS 155 Cling SK 6-2856 108 W. Main St' 610119 AIWLQVLIISI of AMERICAN MACHINE and FOUNDRY COMPANY PINSPOTTERS DIVISION SHELBY, OHIO QL DRY cooos for LADIES' FURNISHINGS okucs-STATIONERY TOILETRIES-GIFTS 5HOE5 C'FTS Where You're Always Welcome SA N G E R S 55 W. Main Street Shelby, Ohio 1 I ,CONGRATULATIONS Compliments of THE MOODY AND THOMAS stone: AND MARY's We me aLXfKi,.L'gQ?e mm' SHOPERETTE Shelbmohio I A Career . . . in industry should be considered by many High School graduates. The Spring Hinge invites you to discuss your plans with its personnel nmnngcr. Thcrc arc opportunities to grow with the Spring Hinge. THE SHELBY SPRING HINGE COMPANY A IIrngI'z'sxiI'z' mmjmny-frlnrlning lm' Ihr futurz' ART LAYUUT PHUTUGRAPIIY ENGRAVINGS ELEGTRUTYPES RETUUCHING LEITERING AKRON CLEVELAND BULUMBUS PITTSBURGH UETRUIT EE.. LQ M in :wa ,I-. , Salatea YUU A I o 0 0 .. . AM, IT IS OUR PLEASURE TO SERVE YOU x . WITH THE FINEST OFFSET AND Q L LETTERPRESS TO GIVE YOU tx f i4 sl 74,4 Zualdzf at .low Hut WITH CONSTANT SUPERIOR SERVICE OUR YEARS or EXPERIENCE give us a background to better pro- duce your printing needs. Progressively expanding, our facili- ties are complete to process any job from beginning to end. An ART DEPARTBIENT to develop your ideas - a COMPOSING Room with a large assortment of type to portray your message - the most MODERN 1fREssEs, both Letterpress and Offset - and finally a complete BINDERY for quick and economical delivery. OVER 71 YEARS' EXPERIENCE The Gray Printing Compqny I Phone Hemlock sfegse f I I Fostoria. Ohio LARGEST PRODUCERS OF ANNUALS' IN THE STATE 17 From Mrs. Lingo's Kindergarten, K To Senior Activities, To ...... f Q7 Wwfwfffff QQ i I ? HV ' WWW '7 I WW! 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