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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1961 volume:

3 b .,1. W 65321 V -.z. . Zi, X SC1lllLET S ul 1961 The Yeorbook Published by the Senior Closs of Shelby High School, Shelby, Ohio. Moy 1961 EACH YEAR the new annual staff and new senior class have a unique and definite task-to plan the details and features of the class's yearbook. The plan of this year's book actually began to take shape last spring at the presentation of the 1960 SCARLET S. Mr. Byron H. Carmean, our superin- tendent of schools, gave the staff the idea of using the Biography of a Yearbook for the theme of this year's book when he mentioned the complications and problems of developing an annual. The staff built upon that idea and is presenting the Biogra- phy of a Yearbook in this, the 1961 edition of the SCARLET Each staff strives to make the new book complete, unique, and attractive to all readers. In this volume pictures and writings show the other groups who help the staff in publishing this book. On the next few pages are pictures of the employees in the cover, engraving, and printing companies together with photos of the photographers at work. These are followed by pictures of the people who make up this school-the faculty members, the students, the organizations, and the athletic teams. In future years each staff member will recall the task and pleasures that he faced in preparing this volume of the SCARLET S. CONTENTS Page DEDICATION ......... ,. ..... 6 BOARD OF EDUCATION .......... . . . 8 SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS ...... 9 PRINCIPAL ...................... IO FACULTY MEMBERS I1 SENIOR CLASS ..... I8 IUNIOR CLASS ....... 46 SOPHOMORE CLASS 58 PRESHMAN CLASS ......... .. . 64 SCHOOL ORGANIZATIONS 74 ATHLETICS ................ 96 ADVERTISERS . . . .... .II8 Q 15' 6 Hold it, I think you're going to like this picture. Smile for them, Bill THE BOOK Individual photos are taken by Minia- ture Portraits ot Marion, Ohio, and De- Vito Studio, Shelby, Ohio. Skilled type setters prepare the printed copy at the Gray Printing Company in Fostoria. A partial view of the Composing Room at The Gray Printing Co., Fostoria, Ohio DEDICATION The 1961 Senior Class and SCARLET S staff have chosen to dedicate this edition of the yearbook to, not one, but two deserving members of our faculty. These two teachers have had a great part in making the memories that each senior cmd underclassman will have of his high school days in years to come. It is with great pride and pleasure that we dedicate this, the 1961 SCABLET S, to you-Miss Bay Bowman and Mr. Bill Wilkins. Each fall as the Whippet football team wins another championship, Mr. Wilkins loses a few more hairs. During the 13 years that Mr. Wilkins has served as head football coach, the Whippet gridders have won seven Northern Ohio League championships, more than any other team. Besides his coaching duties, Mr. Wilkins teaches freshmen civics and physical educa- tion. This summer Mr. Wilkins will have the distinction of serving as an assistant coach of the North squad in the annual North-South football game. Miss RAY BOWMAN Although she shares her energy and en- thusiasm with the students and teachers of Shelby High, Miss Bowman always seems to have plenty to spare. After spending a full day instructing World history, Miss Bowman devotes her evenings to helping the cheerleaders and working with the Whippettes, an organization which she organized in 1956. She has also advised the staff of the Whippet Tales since 1954 when the paper was organized in her world history class. 1 6 MR. BILL WILKINS vii? SHELBY HIGH SCHOOL Come let's sing with happy voices Lift them to the sky Filled with pride, each heart rejoices True to Shelby High. loin the chorus, sing her praises Sing them o'er and o'er Ever stand our alma mater Shelby evermore. Left to right: Mr. Reymer Bricker, Mr. Leonard Waines, and Mr. Sanford Weaver. Standing ileit to riqhtlz Mr. Byron H. Carmean, Mr. Paul Curry, Mr. Wayne Carleton, and Dr. E. D. Dowds. SHELBY BOARD OF EDUCATION .,,. A J, y ng?-' 51:-.JE-3 ' k?j?:kgjf?,: '- ' K K W . r,.r ., Mr. Sanford Weaver, A. B. Clerk-Treasurer of the Board of Education 8 The members of the Board of Education for the Shelby City Schools are: Mr. Leonard Waines, President Mr. Reymer Bricker, Vice-President Mr. Sanford Weaver, Clerk-Treasurer Mr. Wayne Carleton Mr. Paul Curry Dr. E. D. Dowds Mr. Byron H. Carmean, Superintendent of Schools The l96l organization meeting of the Board was held in Ianuary. Mr. Reymer Bricker was elected president and Mr. Wayne Carleton was named vice-presi- dent. SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Mr. Byron H. Ccrrmecm A. B., M. A. Mrs. Vera Kuhn Secretary for the Superintend- ent of Schools and the Clerk- Treasurer. Mr. Carmean is completing his fifteenth year as superin- tendent of Shelby Schools. Prior to that time he was prin- cipal of Shelby High School for several years. During this time the enroll- ment of students in Shelby schools has increased tremend- ously. Through the foresight of the Board of Education and the Superintendent, Shelby schools have sufficient facilities to ac- commodate this large enroll- ment. Mr. Carmean is constantly on the alert to make Shelby schools the best possible schools for this city. nj' ' xiii, 3: ar-WM mv Yay: V33 Q-1'-21 52:1 Y. P vs: Xxx: . Nam'-urn' THE PRINCIPAL OF SHELBY HIGH SCHOOL For the past fifteen years Mr. I. E. McCollough has been principal of Shelby High School. Dur- ing the first part of his presiding over this school there were six grades in this building. For the past three years the 7th and 8th grades have been attending Central School: the upper four grades are in the high school building. During the past fourteen years Mr. McCol- lough has seen many of the graduates of this school go on to attend institutions of higher Mr. I. E. McCollough B. S. in Ed.. M. A. learning and obtain degrees to take their places in our society: he has also seen many of these graduates obtain positions in the local community and rise step by step in these posts. It has been necessary to keep the Shelby High School program always the best possible one for this community. Mr. McCollough has endeavored to make the school the best in pre- paring the students for future Work in college and on the iob. Mrs. Ieanetie Noble Secretary in the Principal's office. X GUIDANCE AND ATTENDANCE PERSCNNEL Mr. Robert R. Wendland. A. B., M. A. Director ot Guidance tor Shelby Schools, English 12, and Advisor tor SCARLET S Staffs. Miss Anita Strauch. B. S. in Ed., M. A. English 12, Latin I, Counselor. Mr. Ioseph Yohn, B. S., M. A. Attendance Supervisor for Shelby Schools, Equipment Manager for Football, Coach ot the Golf Squad. FACULTY Mr. Charles Funk. B. S. in Ed. Mr. Lowell McMeeken, B. S. in Speech, English 9, Director of Ed.. M. A. School Plays, Advisor for the Woodwork Shop 9, lU, ll, 12 and Thespians, Metal Shop 10. Mr. George D. Shuler. B. S. in Ed.. M. A. Commercial Arithmetic 9, Plone Geometry, and Se- nior Mathematics. w ,. Mr. Walter Hay, B. S. in Ed. American History, American Government, Sociology, and Ad- visor for the Iunior Class. -Ii Miss Mary Leora Kuhn. B. S. in Ed.. M. A. English 9 and Vocational Home Economics 9 and lO. Co-Advisor tor Future Homemakels Club. 'TW shi Mr. Iohn A. Shank, B. S. in Agriculture Vocational Agriculture 9, 10, 11, 12, Supervisor for the School Buses, Advisor for Future Farm- ers of America. Mrs. Clara Emily Monq, B. S. in Ed. English 9. Mr. Robert I. Hubert, B. S. in Ed. Metal Shop 9, IU, ll, and 127 Drawing and Blue Print Reading ll and 12. FACULTY ,, . 1 '- mg H A .,, r 121 fir' , ,rt . J, XX Mr. Emil I. Sarpu, B. S. in Ed. Mrs. Edythe Yetzer, A. B. Mr. Bruce Archdeacon, B. S. in American 1-listory, American Enqlish 11, Advisor for the Stu- Ed., M. A. Government, Sociology. dent Council. Chemistry 1l and 12, Physics 12 Miss Dora Summer, B. S. Mrs. Freda Enoch, B. S. in in Ed., M. A. Ed. Latin I and Latin 11. Vocational Home Econom- ics 10, 11, and 123 Co-Ad- visor for Future Home- makers. 15'W,.w . ' 1-L-.1 Mr. Howard M. Plocher. B. S. in Mr. Francis Nace Berdanier, Miss Harryel Snyder, B. S. in Ed., Ed., M. A. B. S. in Ed. M. A. Bookkeeping 11 and 12, Short- Enq1isl'i10 and 11. Biology 10 and Advisor for Bi- hand Il, Office Practice 12, oloqy Club. Coach lor 8th Grade Football Squad, Auditor for Schoo1 Ac- tivities Funds. FACULTY Mr. Donald S. Connelly. B. S. Mr. Donald R. Monn, B. A. Mr. Ronald Slrine, B. S. in Ed. Algebra l and General Science. American History, Drivers Edu- Civics, Health Education, Drivers cation, Assistant Football and Education, Assistant Football, Basketball Coach. Basketball, and Track Coach, Mr. Emile Iohn. B. S. in Ed.. M. A. Algebra l and ll and Supervisor of Ticket Sales for Athletic Events. Mr. Ralph R. Sirofchuck. B. S. in Ed. Commercial Arithmetic, Typing V l, and Bookkeeping ll and 12. Tennis Coach. - QE 5' VY? A v Mr. Harold Markin. B. A. Mr. Kenneth Terman, B. S. in Ed. Mr. William Wilkins, B. S.. M. A. American Government, Sociolo- Health Education 9 and Biolo- Civics 9 and Head Football qy, Commercial Law, Economics, gy: Assistant Coach lor 8th Coach. and Faculty Manager for Ath- Grade Football squad. letics. FACULTY Mr Wayne F Potts B S in Ed M A Spanish l and ll English 10 and Advisor for Senior Class Miss Nancy Walker, B. S. in Ed. Girls' Physical Education, 9, 10, ll, and 12. Advisor for Girls' Athletic Association. Mr. Charles M. Williams. B. A. Physical Education for Boys 9, 10, 11, and 12. Head Basketball Coach, Head Baseball Coach. Miss Ruth Stroup, B. S. in Ed.. M. A. Trigonometry, Solid Geometry, Senior Mathematics, Plane Ge- ometry and Supervisor of Candy Sales. Miss Lillian Ray Bowman, Mrs. Mary Chesrown, B. A. Miss Ioan Arrington. B. S. in Ed. A. B., M. A. Art 9 and 10. English 9 and 10 and Advisor for World History 10. Advisor for the Sophomore Class. Pep Club and Cheerleaders and WHIPPET TALES Staffs. FACULTY Mr. Dwight Somerville, Mr. Paul R. Braden, B. Mus., B. S. in Ed. M. Mus. Supervisor of Instrumental Music Supervisor of Music for Shelby in Shelby Schools and Director Schoolsg Director ot Choral of the Senior Band. Groups. Mr. Roger Copeland, B. S. in Ed., M. A. Assistant Football, Basketball, and Track Coach. Science ine structor for 8th Grade in Central School. Mr. William Varble, B. S. in Ed. Assistant Football and Basket- ball Coachg Head Track Coachg Instructor of 8th Grade Science in Central School. Miss Luellcx Kuhn. B. A.. Lib. Sc. Librarian. I6 Mrs. Ieanette M. Egleston. B. A. Typing l, Shorthand I, Office Practice 125 Faculty Advisor for Typing of WHIPPET TALES. B. S. in Mr. Frank Pendergrass. B. Mus. Director of Iunior Band and As- sistcnt Director of Senior Band. I ls UTILITY PERSONNEL Mr. Stanley Weaver Head Custodian of Shelby Schools Mr. William Brissell Maintenance Mr. Allen Troutman Custodian Mr. Robert Poflenbauqh Custodian Mr. William H. Snay Custodian CAFETERIA PERSONNEL spun, .avg Mr. Willie Hamilton , Supervisor of Shelby School Cafeierias. Mrs. Zolo Troutman Head Cook 51.5- Miss Iane Wentz Cook if fQs .xlib W .. ,- . K H: A .ww ,, In Vkrk t It f 8 N YZ' fx N fe N Q 'Ni -. S x 41. 5 x ,-X9 K J M i . mx ,. wwgi. q an E 4 fee.: K gsm Wm My 1 x .NSSS Qigg,g1,,w 1 CLASSES The tmal edltion bound and covered ready for the public THE SENIORS The printer's copy-not quite ready for publication -THE IUNTORS The typist's copy - with some changes and additions here and there -THE SOPHOMORES The c1uthor's copy - the rough draft but with all the possibilities of a good plot -THE FRESHMEN OFFICERS OF THE SENIOR CLASS President Secretary-Treasurer Vice-President Richard Stober Patricia Henkel Mark Wagoner CLASS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Advisor Mr. W. F. Potts , , M sun- First row Cleft to riqhtlz lay Dunathan, David Gates, Mike Greene, Francis Metzger, and Mike Weber. Second row: Ianet Wagoner, Carol Kay Britt, Beverly Highly, Lucinda Mayer, Patricia Henkel, and Bette Rinehart. Third row: Raymond Lewis, Larry Craighead, Mark Brinson, Phil Ruclcman, Richard Stober, Mark 20 Wagoner, and Mr. Potts. IN MEMORIAM GREGORY DENNIS GILLER A member of the Class of 1961. December 12, 1943 August 25, 1960 . ALLEN LEE ARMSTRONG Twink Tackles Tough. Choir ll, 12, Stage Crew 95 Hi-Y 125 Football -Reserve 91 Varsity 10, ll, 12, Basketball 10: Baseball 10, ll, 12, Track ll. GARY ROBERT ARMSTRONG Tell Mr. A. what 2 + 2 are! Choir ll, 12, Annual Staff 12, Basketball Re- serve 9p Track 9, 10, Tennis 10, llp Senior Concessions 12. RUTHANN ARMSTRONG A smile for everyone. Cafeteria ll, 12. NANCY ELLEN ARTZ Miss Future Homemaker of America. F. H. A. 9, 10, Officer ll, 12, Glee Club 9, Senior 'Concessions 12. 22 SENIORS SUE ANN ADAM Sparkling eyes and individuality. G. A. A. ll, Band 9, 10, 1lpQuartette 10, 117 Pep Club 12, Senior Concessions 12. LESLIE IOHN ALBRIGHT Tall, dark, and quiet. Concessions 12. HAROLD FRANKLIN ARMINTROUT Rootin', tootin', comes up shootin'. Choir 12, Football-Reserve 9, Varsity 10, ll, Basketball-Reserve 9, Varsity 10, ll 5 Track 9, 10, Senior Concessions 12. LARRY EUGENE ARMINTROUT Gene With the Wind in a cloud of dust. Football-Reserve 9. SENICRS 1 ROGER ALVIN AUCK Has anyone seen that sick Chukker? F. F. A. 9, 10, llp Team Mgr. 9, 107 Senior Concessions 12. CAROL ANN BAKER Before you know her she is quiet, but when you know her she's a riot. Band 9, 10, ll, 12, Annual Staff 127 Pep Club 9, 10, ll, 125 Senior Concessions 12. IERRY LEE BARBER Accidents anyone? Choir ll, 127 Senior Concessions 12. MARIORIE ELAINE BEER Speak up, please! F. H. A. 9, Officer 10, llp Glee Clu Club 95 Senior Concessions 12. b 9: Pep WILLIAM CHARLES BEER France has its wine but Shelby has its Beer, F. F. A. 9, 10, Officer 11, 12: Senior Conces- sions 12. LARRY PAUL BEIDELMAN Beets won't take offense to anything. Class V. President ll, Student Council 10, ll, President 125 Annual Staff 12, Whippet Tales Staff 10, Hi-Y ll, Basketball-Reserve 10, ll, Varsity 125 Baseball 9, 10, ll, 12, Boy's State ll. BARBARA ELAINE BERG Miss Berg is her title. Band Secretary ll, 12, Glee Club 9, 107 An- nual Statf 12, Pep Club 9, 10, ll, 127 Usher 9, 10, ll, 12, Tri-Hi-Y 10, ll, 12. GERALD LEE BERTKE ' Shelby's greatest coke salesman. F. F. A. ll: Senior Concessions 12. SENIORS IAMES WESLEY BLOODHART Wake up, Iim, physics class is over. Choir 105 Senior Concessions 125 Basketball -Reserve 10. RUTH IRENE BONECUTTER Little and sweet, cute and petite. Student Council 95 Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Glee Club 9, 105 Sextette 105 Pep Club 9, 10, 115 Whippet Tales Staff 125 Clarinet Quartet 11, 12. IAMES EUGENE BOOR Slide rule, slide trombone, and sly remarks. Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Trombone Ensemble 10, ll, 125 Executive Committee 11. NOREEN MAY BOUDINOT She'1l be the frosting to any rnan's cake. Glee Club 9, 105 Choir ll, 125 Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Usher 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Senior Concessions 12. TACK WALTER BRICKER All great men are dead. 1'm not feeling so well myself. Biology Club 10, ll, 125 Class Play 105 An- nual Staff 125 Stage Crew 9, 10, 11, 125 Whip- pet Tales Staff ll, 125 Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Thes- pian Club 125 Senior Concessions 12. TERRY LYNN BRICKER Quite a bit is said about our boy Red . Annual Staff 12. LAURA SUSAN BRINGMAN My mind is made up. Don't add to the confusion. F. H. A. 9, 10, 115 Choir 11, 125G1ee Club 10. MARK MCCLELLAN BRINSON Collected, calm, and cool in every place but school. Student Council 115 Biology Club 105 F. F. A. 9, 105 Band 95 Annual Staff 125 Football-Re serve 10, Varsity 11, 125 Senior Concessions 125 Track 10, 11, 12. ' ROBERT SHEETS BUSSON B. B. backs up the line. Biology Club 10, Football-Reserve 10, Var- sity ll, 12, Track 9,10,11. NANCY LOUISE CARLSON lf he doesn't catch it, 1'11 run down and fetch it. Dramatics 9, Choir 11, 12, Cflee Club 9, 10 Annual Staff 127 Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Whippet Tales Staff 105 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12. TIM LAWRENCE CARVER Nine ball in the end. Hi-Y 10, 11, 121 Basketball-Reserve 9, 10, 11 Varsity 125 Baseball 10, 12, Senior Conces- sions 12. IOHN RAY CASKEY Quiet and thoughtful. SENIORS CAROL KAY BRITT Public energy number one. Student Council 9, 10, Choir 11, 127 Glee Club 9, 10, Annual Staff 127 Cheerleader 9, 10, 12, Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y 115 Executive Committee 12: Senior Concessions 12. RONALD LEE BROWN 1 say ol' chaps, how about a spot of .... Senior Concessions 12. IAMES ALEXANDER BURLING- She1by's newest addition. Choir 9. GARY ALLAN BURRER Rapid Rabbit Senior Concessions 12. 'N-P IAMES MARTIN COMBS But there has to be a Santa Caus, 1 sat on his lap last year! Biology Club 10, 11, 125 Varsity Tennis ll, 125 Senior Concessions 12. IANICE LYNNE COOKE To Willard, anyone? Band 9,10, 11, 12513913 Club 9,10,11,125Tri- Hi-Y 10, 11, 12. LARRY DEAN CRAIGHEAD The original Head Hound. Football-Reserve 95 Varsity 10, ll, 125 Track 9, 10, 11, 12. ROBERT MARVIN CRAWFORD He used to swing and sway at T G A. Track 105 Senior Concessions 12. SENIORS TED 'HERBERT CLABAUGH Don't mess up the locks. Biology Club 105 Choir 9, 10, 11, 125 Hi-Y 10, 12, Officer 115 Team Manager 9, 10. IOHN CLAES There's a time and a place for Claes. Hi-Y 10, 115 Football-Reserve 9, 105 Basket- ball-Reserve 9, 10, 115 Varsity 125 Baseball 9, 10, 11, 125 Senior Concessions 12. IAMES E. CLINE Speak to 'en'1. Baseball 9, 105 Senior Concessions 12. BOB ESTER COCHRAN Pool room, my second home. Choir 11, 125 Football-Reserve 105 Track 105 Senior Concessions 12. SENIORS MARGARET VIRGINIA DAVIS Pegqy's our Northern Confederate. Tri-Hi-Y ll, 125 Choir 125 Annual Staff 125 Pep Club ll, 125 Whippet Tales Staff 125 Se- nior Concessions 125 Newport, Virginia, High School-lr. Chorus 95 Senior Chorus 105 Glee Club 105 Latin Club 9, 10. IO ANN DAWSON Io Ann is the band's right hand man Cwe mean womanl. Band 9, 10, ll, 125 Annual Staff 125 Pep Club 9, 10, ll, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10, ll, 125 Band Secre- tary 125 Senior Concessions 12. ROBERTA AGNES DEAN Variety is the spice of life. IOHN CHARLES DEPLER Why do 1 have to walk so far io school? Biology Club 105 l-li-Y 10, ll, Officer 12. at -.5 HELEN I. DESALVO She surely can scream for that football team. Choir 115 Glee Club 9, 105 Annual Staff 125 Pep Club 9, 10, ll, 125 'Whippet Tales Staff 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 125 School Secretary 125 Se- nior Concessions 12. LINDA KAY DICK Aren't you the sly one? Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Choir ll, 125 Glee Club 9, 105 Annual Staff 125 Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10, ll, 12. GLENNA IEAN DORFE One of Snow White's seven Dorfes . Pep Club 125 Whippet Tales Staff 115 Tri-Hi-Y 115 Senior Concessions 12. IAY PETER DUNATHAN ' Petey's an actor? Student Council 9, 10, 125 Biology Club 105 Class Play ll, 125 Dramatics 115 Band 95 An- nual Staff 125 Track 10, 115 Thespian Club ll, Officer 125 Senior Concessions 12. SENIORS BARBARA ANNE DURKIN Pretty Blue Eyes Choir 11, 125 Glee Club 9, 10p Annual Staff 12, Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 121 Whippet Tales Staff 12, Senior Concessions 12. IANET CLARA EBERL A sparkling personality. Senior Concessions 12. IACK MARTIN EBERSOLE Life is to enjoy-Let's have a party. Senior Concessions 12. LOY LORETTA EBERSOLE When needed, she's close at hand. F. H. A. 9, 125 Glee Club 9, 107 Senior Con- cessions 12. DOROTHY LEE ELLIOTT Her hair is her shining glory. Choir 115 Glee Club 9, 10. BARBARA ANN FAGAN So what if people think 1'm crazy. 1 have fun! F. H. A. 127 Glee Club 9, Whippet Tales Staff 12. WILLIAM WELDON FAIRCHILD Shelby's Tab Hunter. Choir 12, I-Ii-Y llp Football-Varsity 10, 117 lunior Executive Committee, Senior Conces- sions 12. GERALD PAUL FICHTER The other half of Cline and Fichter, Inc. Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, Senior Concessions 12. CARL HERBERT FRY All work, some play make Carl a bright boy. PATRICIA ANN FRY The next one to carry the Green Flag. F. H. A. 105 Officer 115 Choir 115 Glee Club 9, 10. DAVID ALAN GATES I can hardly wait until tomorrow 'cause I get more handsome everyday. Football-Reserve 9, 105 Varsity ll, 125 Track 10, 115 Senior Concessions 12. IOHANNA IANE GATES Shelby's Helen Hayes. Class Play 10, ll, 125 Dramatics 10, ll, 125 Choir ll, 125 Glee Club 9 ,105 Annual Staff 125 Pep Club 9, 10, ll, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12: Thespian Club ll, 125 Senior Concessions 12. SENIORS CHESTER IUNIOR FIDLER King Cole called for his Fidlers three. Choir 12. MICHAEL LEE FRALEY Fearless F raley. Choir 9. BARBARA IANE FREESE Westinqhouse's Betty Furness has nothing on our BJ. Student Council 10, 115 Bioloqy Club 125 Choir 11, 125 Glee Club 9, 105 Annual Staff 125 Pep Club 9, 10, ll, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10-Officer ll, 125 Girls' State 115 Senior Concessions 12. LINDA LOU FRENCH Parle-vous Francais? Glee Club' 10. -ml' PATRICIA ANN GREENE The cutest hall of the Greene twins. Choir ll, 125 Glee Club 9, 105 Annual Staff 125 Pep Club 9, 10, ll, 125 Whippet Tales Staff 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Senior Conces- sions 12. IOAN LUELLA GUISINGER Life of every party! F. H. A. 125 Choir 11, 125 Glee Club 9, 105 Annual Staff 125 Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Se- nior Concessions 12. TERRY ALLEN GWINNER If silence is golden then l'm worth a million. Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Tennis-Varsity 1 1. MARY ROSE GWIRTZ Our iuture Leonardo Da Vinci. Biology Club 125 Choir 125 Glee Club 9, 105 Pep Club 10, 125 Senior Concessions 125 Stage Crew 10, ll. SENIORS FREELYN WAYNE GEARHART Checkers and Chicks. TERRY DORINE GRAVES What can be said about beauty? Choir ll, 125 Glee Club 9, 105 Sextette 105 Pep Club 125 Whippet Tales Staff 105 Tri-Hi-Y 10. IEFFREY SKILES GREEN It'saberry! Annual Staff 125 Senior Concessions 125 fCranboo1c, Detroit - Basketball -- Reserve 105 Rifle Club 9, 105 Soccer-Varsity 101. MICHAEL PATRICK GREENE A wit, a quarterback, and a friend. Football-Reserve 9, Varsity 10, ll, 125 Bas- ketball l05 Golf 115 Annual Staff 12. SENIORS BRUCE ALLEN HAINER Thoughtful and witty. Hi-Y l l. TRACY DAVID HALL Semper Ftdelis. Senior Concessions 12. DENNIS ROBERT HALLORAN The successor to Eddie Labaron. Student Council l2, Choir l2, Annual Staff 127 Hi-Y ll, Football-Reserve l0, Varsity ll, l2, Track 9, Tennis llp Senior Concessions 1 2. SANDRA KAY HANRAHAN Would you like to debate that subject? Band 9, l0, ll, 12, Pep Club 9, l0, 11, 12, Whippet Tales Staff l0, 12, Tri-Hi-Y l0, ll, 12, Senior Concessions 12. uf-V .-04 'wif JV' LARRY CLIFFORD HARTGE Hey man! Get that car going! The light is green! F.F.A.9, 10, ll, l2,0tticer ll, 12. PATRICIA ANN HARTZ You gotta have Hartz. F. H. A. 95 Glee Club 9, Senior Concessions l 2. PATRICIA ANN HENKEL A picture is better than a thousand Words. Class Secretary-Treasurer 11, 127 Student Council 10, 11, 12, Choir 11, 12, Glee Club 9, 107 Annual Staff 127 Cheerleader 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 9, 10, ll, 12, Senior Concessions 125 Homecoming Attendant 125 Executive Committee ll 7 Secretary Attendance Office ll, 12. IAMES ROBERT HENSON lf we tail to realize the importance of each individual, we shall tail in realizing the purpose of life. Football-Reserve l0, Varsity ll, 12, Boys' State ll. SENIORS DIANE SUE HESS She is our sunshine. Choir 11, 125 Glee Club 9, 105 Sextette 105 Annual Staff 125 Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Tri- Hi-Y 10, ll, Officer 125 Senior Concessions 12. LOUISE MAY HEUBERGER Brown eyes and beauty-she's quite a cutie. Student Council 115 Choir 11, 125 Glee Club 9, 105 Sextette 105 Annual Staff 125 Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Whippet Tales Staff 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Tbespian Club 11, 125 Senior Con- cessions 12. BEVERLY ANN HIGHLY Exotic dances and personality make Bev mysterious. Student Council 95 Band 9, 10, ll, 125 Choir 125 Pep Club 9, l0,l1, 125Tri-Hi-Y10, 11, 125 Annual Staff 125 Executive Committee 11, 12. IOHN LEE HOAK About that last problem, Mr. Archdeacon. Biology Club 105 Band 9, 10, 115 Stage Crew 9, 105 1-li-Y 10, ll, Officer 125 Band Quartet 1 1. IACQUE RUSSELL HOOVER A farm boy from the city. Choir 11, 125 Annual Staff 125 Football-Re serve 9, 105 Senior Concessions 12. LARRY RICHARD HOSKINS Who says you can't put mustard on breaded veal? Basketball-Reserve 10, ll, Varsity 125 Base- ball 9, 10, 11, 12. SALLY RAE HOWERTON You'd never know she was around. Crlee Club 9, 105 Senior Concessions 12. REBECCA SUE HURSH She drives the boys crazy, and off the road. Choir 125 Glee Club 9, 105 Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 115 Senior Concessions 12. EDWARD ALLEN IOSE It's Iose, not lose. Student Council 9. CAROLYN ANN KARR Susie Darling . Student Council 9, 10, ll, Officer 127 Band 101 Choir ll, 127 Glee Club 9, 101 Annual -Stait 127 Pep Club 9, 10, ll, 127 Tri-Hi-Y 10, Officer ll, 12. LOWELL EUGENE KEISER Our answer to Fred Astaire. Choir ll, 127 Football-Reserve ll 7 Senior Concessions 12. . BARBARA ELLEN KELLER Unusual combination-Beauty and Brains. Choir ll, 127 Glee Club 9, 101 Annual Staff 127 Cheerleader 10, ll, 127 Pep Club 9, 10, ll, 127 Senior Concessions 122 Homecoming Attendant 127 Executive Committee ll. SENIORS BURL RAY INGLE Destination-Freddy's. Choir 10, ll, 127 Senior Concessions 12. SANDRA SUE INGRAM But Iim, lan and Barb are going. F. H. A. 127 Choir ll, 127 Glee Club 9, 107 Pep Club ll, 127 Tri-Hi-Y 127 Senior Concessions 12. DAVID DUDLEY IOHNSON Shelby's only assistant disc jockey. Choir 127 Baseball 9, 127 Senior Concessions 12. RUTH ANN JONES The voice that enhances. Class Play 9, 102 Choir ll, 127 Glee Club 9, 102 Sextette 10, ll, 127 Whippet Tales Staff l2j Tri-Hi-Y 111 Thespian Club 10, ll, 12. uf' J RAYMOND CLAY LEWIS Burly Ray likes to limber up them thar tackles. Hi-Y 11, Football-Reserve 9, Varsity 10, ll 12, Track 9, 10, 11, 12, Class Executive Corn- mittee ll, 12. IAMES EDWARD LINNEAN 1-le takes long Walks. Team Manager 11, 12. BETTY SUE LITTLETON Typing and math are along her path. Glee Club 9. ERIC PATTERSON LOVE Waboochee, Yukon. Biology Club 10, Band 9, Hi-Y ll, 12, Foot ballilieserve 10, Varsity ll, 12, Track 0, 10 11, 12: Senior Concessions 12. 34 SENIORS TED DENNIS KNAPP, IR. Control yourself, Ted. Annual Staff 12, Hi-Y 11, 12, lunior Class Executive Committee ll, Senior Concessions l 2. BARBARA ELLEN LAMBERT Catch me, I'm gonna swoon! Class Play 12, F. H. A. 10, 12, Choir ll, 12, Girls' Glee Club 9, 10, Librarian 10, Senior Concessions 12, G. A. A. 9. EVON LYNN LAYER Evon attended Northeast High School, St. Petersburg, Florida 9, 10, ll, and part of 12. 1 AMES EDWARD LEONHARDT The strong silent type. Football-Reserve 10. 'fm' we SENIORS LESLIE LEE LOVE He runs long cmd steady. Track 11, 125 Senior Concessions 12. KATHLEEN MARIE MCCORT How did 1 ever pass drivers' ed? Choir 11, 125 Glee Club 9, 105 Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Librarian 95 Senior Concessions 12. NORMA IEAN MARSHALL Master of shorthand. Choir 11, 125 Glee Club 9, 105 Pep Club 125 Whippet Tales Staff 125 Senior Concessions 12. WILLIAM ALLEN MARTIN IR. A Swingin' cat with the swinging sound. Biology Club 10, 115 Stage Crew 9, 105 Whip- pet Tales Staff 105 Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Senior Concessions 12. 'No Q 16? jg. V5.5 ..,. arg' ,L-ff LUCINDA LOUISE MAYER She1by's Dale Evans. Senior Class Executive Committee 125 Senior Concessions 12. FRANCIS IUSTIN METZGER A future Brother Sebastian. Student Council ll5 Choir 105 Stage Crew 95 Football-Reserve 105 Varsity 11, 125 Track 10, 115 Team Manager 115 Executive Com- mittee 125 Senior Concessions 12. PEGGY IEAN METZGER Bellville, Please. F. H. A. 9, 12, Officer 105 G. A. A. 95 Choir ll, 125 Glee Club 9, 105 Senior Concessions 12. BERNARD FRANCIS MILLER Big A1's right arm. Senior Concessions 12. SENIORS EUGENE IOHN MILLER l have returned. Baseball 95 Track 105 Team Manager 105 Senior Concessions 12. RUTH MARIE MILLER Could you rephrase ihat, please? F. H. A. 9, 105 G. A. A. 95 Choir 115 Glee Club 9, 105 Trio 115 Tri-Hi-Y ll, 125 Senior Conces- sions 12. DENNIS MICHAEL MILLIRON A thinking man only drives Ford. LARRY EUGENE MITCHELL Mitchel1anqlo. Annual Staff 125 Senior Concessions 125 Foot- ball-Reserve 95 Track 10. 'Q-on 35X V , TIMOTHY EVAN MORSE They used to kick sand in my face, now that I'm taller they throw it. Golf 10, 11, 125 Senior Concessions 12. MATHEW IAMES MOTT Everybody underestimate-s Buddy's ability and intellect. Football-Reserve 9, Varsity 10, ll, 125 Track 10, ll, 12. DEAN IAY MYERS Myers, if l've told you once . . .I ' Band 9, 105 Football-Reserve 10, Varsity 11, 125 Senior Concessions 125 Track 10, 11, 12. IOHN BARTLEY OMWEG Did you ever see Big O at the scrambles? F. F. A. 105 Basketball-Reserve 115 Baseball 125 Track ll, 125 Senior Concessions 12. ROGER LEE PAYNE 1-fe drives a Chevy, or is it a Falcon? F. F. A. 9, 105 Officer 11, 125 Choir 11, 125 An- nual Staff 125 Hi-Y 125 Football-Reserve 115 Varsity 125 Track ll. RUSSELL REED PFAHLER l-le's an all-star in everything he does. Class President 105 Student Council 10, 115 Officer 125 Annual Staff 125 Hi-Y 115 Officer 125 Football-Reserve 95 Varsity l0, ll, 125 Basketball-Reserve 10, 115 Varsity 125 Base- ball ll, 125 Track-Reserve 95 Varsity 10, ll, 125 Boys' State 115 Executive Committee 115 Senior Concessions 12. FRED CHARLES PHELPS Rack 'em up, Fred! Track ll, 12. THOMAS GEE RAMEY I-Ie's always in there pitching. Stage Crew 125 Baseball 9, 10, ll, 125 Team Manager 9, 125 Senior Concessions 12. I- r , ,fumgjgf swiisflt Wife' 55253452 -'sl' 1'- 1 1255.3 . iii-'Tiff frills? 3'f?,jfl?5Ei'j D SENIORS THOMAS FRANK PARSONS Beware!-1 may yet do something sensational. Student Council 125 Football-Reserve 9, 105 Varsity 115 Golf 105 Track 9. CELIA MAE PATTON Rome or New Haven, please. PAUL EDWARD PATTON Musician in charge of Southern belles. Choir ll 5 Football-Varsity 125 Track 10, ll, 12. IAMES ANTHONY PAYNE Don't feed the elephants PEANUTS . Football-Reserve 9, 105 Baseball 10, 115 Senior Concessions 125 Basketball-Reserve 10, 115 Varsity 12. it A fy X ,,. 1 f 51 5, . I A ,Q gt se'- ' 11. 1.1 V5 A as ROBERT PHILIP RUCKMAN Broken Arms -Starring Phil Ruckman and Cast. Student Council 95 Biology Club 10, 115 An- nual Staff 125 Whippet Tales 10, 115 Hi-Y 11, Officer 125 Basketball-Reserve 10, 11, Varsity 125 Boys' State 115 Senior Conces- sions l25 Class Executive Committee 12. IUDY IAYNE SAND A sweetie from the Sweet Shop. Choir 125 Glee Club 9, 105 Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 125 Senior Concessions 12. GEORGE ROGER SCHNEIDER Whippet booster and baton twirler. Band 9, 10, ll, 125 Choir 125 Annual Staff 125 Hi-Y 10, ll, 125 Tennis 11, 125 Head Drum Major 10, ll, 12. EDITH AUGUSTA SCHRIEBER She caught up with us in leaps and bounds. Glee Club 9, 105 Senior Concessions 12. SENIORS BETTE IANE RINEHART Beauty and bounce befit Bette. Student Council 115 Choir ll, 125 Glee Club 9, 105 Cheerleader 125 Pep Club 9, 10, ll, 125 Executive Committee 125 Annual Staff 125 Homecoming Attendant 125 Senior Conces- sions 12. THOMAS RICHARD ROBERTS Cathy's Clown. Annual Staff 125 Senior Concessions 12. ROSEMARY IOANNE ROBISON Anchors Aweiqhn. ARDITH ANN ROBNOLTE 1-low do you spell that? Glee Club 10. G- SENIORS IOHN DRUCE SCOTT Explain that again, Iohnny. Senior Concessions 12. KATHRYN ANN SHADRICK Better late than never. Class Play 10, ll, Dramatics 9, 10, ll, 12, F. 1-1. A. 12, Tri-Hi-Y 10, ll, 12, Choir ll, 12, Glee Club 9, 10, Pep Club 9, 10, ll, 12, Whip- pet Tales Staff 12, Thespian Club ll, Officer 12, Executive Committee ll, Senior Conces- sions 12. SHARRON FAH SHANK Vivacious Miss. Student Council 10, Band 9, 10, ll, 12, Pep Club 9, 10, ll, 12, Whippet Tales Staff 10, 11, Tri-Hi-Y 10, ll, Officer 12, Girls' State ll, Sen- ior Concessions 12, Annual Staff 12. ELIZABETH O'HARA SHAVER A Miss of many moods. Choir ll, 12, Glee Club 9, 10, Annual Staff 12, Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y 10, ll, 12, Senior Concessions 12. 6 it Q ,V is - 1X .rl VALERIE KAY SHEDENHELM Vicky-A beautiful girl who knows how to twirl. Class Secretary-Treasurer 10, Student Coun- cil 10, Band 9, 10, ll, 12, Girls' State ll, Ex- ecutive Committee for Pep Club 12, Annual Staff 12, Pep Club 9, 10, ll, 12, Homecoming Attendant, Majorette 9, 10, ll, 12, Ensemble ll, 12, Secretary of Pep Club 12, Senior Con- cessions 12. ROBERT LEROY SHETLER ls that horn heavy? Band 9, 10, ll, 12. MARGARET ANN SHOCK A very quiet girl. Band 9, Choir 11, 12, Glee Club 10. MARY ANN SHULER Those Shulers are all over the school. Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 11, 12. SENIORS SUSAN IANE SIFFERLIN Seen, but not often heard. F. H. A. 115 Choir 115 Glee Club 9, 105 Pep Club 95 Senior Concessions 12. SHARON ANN SNEERINGER Never a sneer when Sharcn's near. Drarnatics 115 Band 9, 10, ll, 125 Annual Staff 125 Pep Club ll, 125 Tri-1-li-Y 10, 11, 125 Band Secretary 95 Senior Concessions 12. MARY ANN SOUTHARD Poise and polish. Choir 115 Glee Club 9, 105 Pep Club 9, 10, ll, 125 Annual Staff 125 Senior Concessions 12. KAREN ARLENE STANLEY Happiness is just another word for Karen. Annual Staff 125 Senior Concessions 12. LANA LEE STENTZ Only her hair dresser knows for sure. Choir 11, 125 Glee Club 9, 105 Pep Club ll 125 Tri-Hi-Y 125 Senior Concessions 12. RICHARD EUGENE STOBER Captain of our ship. Class President ll, 125 Student Council 10 11, 125 Class Play 10, ll, 125 Drarnatics 10 ll, 125 Whippet Tales Staff 115 Track 9 Thespian Club Officer ll, 125 Senior Con cessions 12. LARRY DEAN STOFFER Hot shot on the diamond. Baseball 10, 115 Senior Concessions 12. IOYCE ANN STUDER Her smile is the whisper of a laugh. Glee Club 9, 105 Senior Concessions 12. ROGER IAMES VAN HOUTEN Kroqer's carry-Houten man. Senior Concessions 12. IANET RUTH WAGNER Queen of our hearts. Student Council 97 Class Play ll, Band 9, 107 Annual Staff 12: Pep Club 9, 10, ll, 12, Whippet Tales Staff 12, Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12: Executive Committee 10, 11, 12: Attendance Secretary ll, 12, Homecoming Queen 127 Senior Concessions 12. h MARK DUANE WAGONER A Penne for your thoughts. Class Vice-President 10, 125 Student Council 10, 12p F. F. A. 9, 105 Football-Reserve 9, Varsity 10, ll, 125 Senior Concessions 127 Track 9, 10, ll, 12. IEANNE ANNE WAITE Our Dairy Queen. Choir ll, 127 Glee Club 9, 105 Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Usher 9, 10, ll, 12p Tri-Hi-Y 10, ll, 12. SENIORS , ROBERT T. D. THOMPSON Boy, can he tell 'eml Choir 9, 10, Senior Concessions 12. RONALD IOSEPH THOMPSON Steve Reeves of the teen-aqe set. Football-Reserve 10, Varsity ll, 12. GLADYS GERNETT TODD Coffee Shop qirl. CAROLYN IOYCE TUCKER Quietness and quality. Student Council 121 Band 9, 10, ll, 12, Pep Club ll, 127 Tri-1-li-Y ll, 127 Trumpet Quartet ll, 125 Brass Ensemble 111 Senior Conces- sions 12. MICHAEL DALE WEBER Man of few Words but ample actions. Biology Club 10, 115 Annual Staff 125 Class Executive Committee ll, 125 Hi-Y ll, 125 Ten- nis ll. HERBERT LEE WELKER Psst, Wake up, Lee. Senior Concessions 12. SAMUEL LEE WENTZ The Thinker in a new position. Annual Staff 125 Senior Concessions 12. DELORES ANN WESTERKAMP All the way with G. A. A. G. A. A. 10, ll, 125 Officer 125 Choir ll, 125 Glee Club 105 Whippet Tales Staff 125 Ham- tramck Hiqh School, Detroit, Glee Club 9. SENIORS LARRY PAUL WALDRUFF Royal blue for me and you. Band 9, 10, ll, 125 Choir 125 Stage Crew 10. CAROL SUE WALTERS Interior decorator. Choir ll, 125 Glee Club 9, 105 Usher 125 Tri- Hi-Y ll, '125 Senior Concessions 12. IOHN WILLIAM WARRICK Ring them bells. Senior Concessions 12. CHERYL ANN WEAVER Friendly persuasion. Choir ll, 125 Glee Club 9, 105 Sextette 105 Annual Staff 125 Pep Club 9, 10, ll, 125 Whip- pet Tales Staff 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Senior Concessions 12. KAREN SUE WILSON Fascinating and flawless. Band 9, 10, 11, 12, An- nual Staff 127 Pep Club 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Band Secretary 9. PAUL HOBERT WINBIGLER Not-so-quick-draw McGraw. Team Manager 97 Sen- ior Concessions 12. SENIORS SENIOR FINALE SENIOR PARTY April 29, 1961 IUNIOR-SENIOR PROM May 20, 1961 RECOGNITION DAY Last Day for Seniors at S.I'I.S. May 26, 1961 BACCALAUREATE Reverend Ellis Teasdale, Speaker May 28, 1961 COMMENCEMENT The Challenge of Tomorrow Larman S. Sherwood, Speaker Iune 1, 1961 CASSANDRA IOAN WIMMER Our world traveler. Pep Club ll, 123 Usher 125 Senior Concessions 12. IANE DOTY BUSSOM Student Council 9, 105 Choir ll: Glee Club 9, 10, Cheerleader 10, ll 125 Pep Club 9, 10, ll? Tri-I-Ii-Y 1 1. 43 Miss Ianet Wagoner 1960 HOMECOMING QUEEN Larry Beidelman, president of the Shelby High Student Council, crowned MISS IAN- ET WAGONER as Homecoming Queen for 1960 on Friday evening, October 14, 1960. Shelby High welcomed the largest crowd ever to assemble on W. W. Skiles Field to witness a football contest. The game was between the Whippets and the Red- men of Bellevue High. lt was a beautiful evening and Miss Wagoner welcomed all the alumni and friends of the school to the annual home- coming contest. CShelby won.J 1 1 Miss Pat Henkel Miss Barbara Keller Richard Stober, president of the senior class, cmd Dwight Hawk, vice president of the junior clcrss, performed the honors by crowning these young lodies gs homecoming court cfttendcrnts. HOMECOMING CCURT Miss Vicky Shedenhelm Miss Bette Rinehart IUNIORS Carl Archdeacon Sally Armstrong Michael Brocwell Ralph Barber Roger Barker Constance Brown Cheryl Barnett Susan Bashore Clarence Burkett Patricia Bates Barbara Baxter Larry Burks Clara Beer Linda Biglin Iohn Carrnean Linda Bliss Charles Boyce Mark Clabauqh amy David Clark Donald Clevenqer Ruth Cline Nancy Close Larry Cooke Cathy Cornell IUNIORS Susan Cox Trudy Cox Patricia Crall Betty Cron Ruth Crosby Carol Culbertson Frank Darnron Iohn Davis Earl Dawson William Deaner Iohn DeWalt Mary Io Drilling X' 47 IUNIORS Robert Dunathan Iohn Ellery Timothy Evans George Flynn Lynn Fry Richard Furr Douglas Gates Kyle Graham Ian Graves Carol Green Thomas Guill Ianet Guisinqer Edwin Gutchall Cheryl Gwinner Thomas Hadley ludy Hainer Mary Hamilton Willie Hamilton Pamela Hannafus Marilyn Hartman Dwight Hawk Rick Heitzman Iudy Henry Frank Hicks IUNIORS Don Hipsher Mary Ann Hoak Dan Hoffman Barbara Howerton Carol Huggins Vincent Huggins Daniel Hughes Michele Hunter Thomas Huston Iune Iames lean Iohnson Iudith Kempf IUNIORS Thomas Kernpf Iohn Kennedy lim Lonqacre Mlchael Kennedy Terry Kocher Mary Beth Kooken Kay Kress Robert Lowery lane Kurtzman Charles Kurtzrnan Donna Ruth Laubie Iudith Lenzrneier Mary Le Van Barbara Lewis Carol Lutz Francrs Lux Alvm Lybarqer Sara Lykins IUNIORS David Lynch Bonnie McClurQ Charles Maier Rodger Markwell Katherine Martin Toni Martinez Sam Miles Harold Miller Blair Morris Diane Mynhier Linda Nethers Martha Osborne Ianet Page Eddie Parsons Carol Patton Steven Payne Steve Peebles Peqqy Perry I UN IORS Robert Phelps Linda Ridenour Ethel Simmons William Robertson Cynthia Robinson William Snay lanet Roebuck Ioseph Royer Dallas Spaulding lean Ann Rudd Clariene Kay Russell David Sprow Iames Schaub Kenneth Schlayer Lawrence Stacklin Ronald Schull Georgia Seaton Alan Stewart Thomas Stock Donna Tackett Richard Takos Connie Troxell Kenneth Thornton Dorothy Urich IUNIORS Paula Valk Iayne Waldrutt Harold Ward Patricia Ward Cheryl Weber David Weddell Diane White Penne Williams Robert Winbigler Gerald Winely Iayne Wisler Shirley Wolbauqh Sharon Wolfram David Workman Regina Wray IUNIOR CLASS Gerald Winely President Richard Wright William Young OFFICERS Dwight Hawk Vice-President Iudith Zahn Don Clevenger Secretary-Treasurer SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS lames Henkel ............ Vice-President Ina Griffith .. ....... Secretary-Treasurer Dennis Gates . . ...... , . .... President IUNIOR CLASS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE First row Cleft to riqhtlz Kenny Thornton, Gerald Winely, Pat Bates, Penne Williams, Georgia Seaton lanet Page, Carol Lutz, Toni Martinez, Michele Hunter. Second row: Frank Damron, Iohn Carmean, Doug Gates, Dan Hughes, Don Clevenger, Dwight Hawk al .Ji Keep smiling, Minnie fthe Mermdidll THE IUNIOR-SENIOR PROM OF 1960 um' vjlkh , h How mcmy rolls did you say you used? fee. - ...4 i,,, JL. 'ax x ix X Q 3 2 , A gig. . sg ,Q as if , ,, 951.5 W I ggif 3, if -ns gs ,.:, wa, vi FW A.6,W. ' iw ik WV 5541 Lb 2, gps. .slf-ses .f i :,ezax?LfLSfie?31 A 'iii - ' M SOPHOMORES Earl Adkins William Anspach Ronald Argo Robert Baker Terry Baker William Baldridqe Wintord Barber Suzanne Bell Cheryl Benedict Richard Biqlin Iames Blair Phillip Boqard Iohn Carner Daniel Claqq W W Timothy Clagq Keith Clark Patricia Clark Kent Clay David Cleland Barbara Cline Carol Cline lon Connelly Mary Corbin Iohn Crum SOPHOMORES Ieffrey Dawson Marcella Dean Margaret Durkin Barbara Ebersole Frederick Eichinger Eugene Evans Lucinda Fackler Constance Fagan Ralph Fellows Dean Ferguson James Fetzer Iarnes Fidler Bernard Fry Ietfrey Garrigues Dennis Gates Patricia Gates Danny Ginter Dora Ginter Michael Glinski Opal Godby Glenn Griffith Ina Griffith Larry Gwirtz Margaret Hale Q H, A? G 'v 6 .af 63 ,wk fx ' F Nii,'j . t 'Q Q 5 af . ' 1 'YIIPN f Q I Brenda Fox Marcia France Keith Frank Theresa Friebel ' .gf A W ,I VU, xx A M , 17 Rig? ,.. H XM ' t wb f mm ,J f nj EW 'uni' ' : , t g , za gi t ,Mic 1 ,Q SOPHOMORES ludith Hallman Marsha Halloran Linda Hartz Cheryl Hawk Linda Hawk Melvin Hawk lames Henkel lane Bell Henning Dennis Heydinqer Patricia Heydinqer William Hicks Mary Louise Hoehn Q . N V a'. ik ks wt q i Audra lenninqs Carol lohnson Franklin Iohnson Michael Iohnson Terry lohnston lirn Iordan Norma Keqley Martha Keil Dennis Kidwell Carl Klernan Robert Kollar Theresa Korbas 60 ,Q fyfqfb, flae' ff' is 1 1' 532 . A I .. -ri' ,, -wi' ,yy l T zrorr. I Catherine Hollenbauqh Dean Howerton Terry Hunter Mary Ann lnscho C , Q SOPHOMORES Nancy Kuhn Ronald La Barge 'B ll ll fl .iw . f l Anne Lafierty Stephen Laird Kg-40' Gail McMeeken Ianls Mackey Richard Mackey Mary Ellen May .. - V..-. rl if fffflsm rl -L , r. K- e. -5 ffm' E. '- Michael Lake Richard Landis Mary Lou Laubie Q Y Suzon Light f . Q 5 lr ,Q .. R wwf l : A - Robert Loveless Dale Lybarqer - Elaine Lybarqer ...f: 5 E y y Malcolm McKinney 5 by I 'ZQQ Carol Mazza , . L f 'i 'L ' Frederick Mellick ' .., ,. Richard Miller R A Larry Milliron M Q- , Q , L Doyle Minich Shirley Mitchell g Edward Moore ' R GarY MOFHZ Sandra Morris b Iudy Myers W Marqarie Parsons lll Shirley Pena ,wi .. E of 1 . , N. 1 .. his K .M K5 wa L y y 355 at Lv HU UI! K' a s w t! SOPHOMORES Gloria Porter Roberta Ann Precht Eugene Pruitt Donald Ralston Lawrence Reed Rebecca Reis Dennis Roberts Sharon Roth lerry Russell Iudy Russell Kay Russell Michel Sanchez Evelyn Sargent V Nicky Scheidecker , Y ,np Karen Schlarman Linda Schmalhurst to , ir: -1 ,nh fl x .ggi R ,ff , I A ,--an William Shaver Patricia Shedenhelm Betty Shepherd Sue Shepherd Richard Shuler Ioanne Sifferlen Nancy Simon Randall Smith Shaaron Solinger David Spangler Iames Starrett Garnet Steele SOPHOMORES Ioel Stentz Harold Stietel Christine Straw David Studer Gail Swank Ralph Thauvette lo Ann Thomas Patricia Thompson Lonna Dee Tomlinson Cynthia Trout Diane Troxell Daniel Weaver we T t- W T i s , AQ M Qq:? P y 1 f J :-:,,.faa- az fi I, ,yi ,rf 2. - F he X Q Peggy Wenning Iune Went I ' .H 'A-' ' y Betty West - Richard Whisler Linda White Glen Wilkins Diane Williams Iack Williams Iames Williams Weslie Wisler Mark Wolford Daniel Workman Cinda Wray - Ianet Young Patsy Weimer P C ' .. i'L Charles Wetz P 0 - I , gm gigs ...A 1-4, G . S W WF ' ww xl :X is My B ,Q F, ,gg . ti - fs-,gf Q gs? s , ' X 4 .Q X F RESHMEN Terry Adkins Melody Alirey '- .,., Q Dianna Armstrong -, V Ronald Armstronq Timothy Arnold A . ' ' it J af- il 44 I . , Q4 'bfi' 'xg 'QQ 'Y if 5.5.3 9 I9 'P bra Rebecca Auck y E, Christina Baker my Daryl Baker ., ',.-, Q Sally Baker ' Sara Baker 2 'Q at Q Sue Baker , v I it . , Iosephine Baldridge :.., :ff-W, Q W ' . Becky S , Stephen Bell ' i-. W f A Susan Belsterli 6 t t A ia i if rj ii Patricia Bendle Linda Benton Shirley Bertke Thomas Bertke Ronald Biglin Stephen Biglin Cynthia Blatter Sherry Bloom Terry Boice Iune Bowling Carol Brown George Brown Roger Brown Ianet Brown 1 : 5 1 Linvel Brown t Robert Brown Denton Bushman Harold Carpenter W tk Uk .lf , I . gn N A - - ml mm X Af? r ,tt ,, it its L Q, - U mg ' f Q 4 'Eggs I I 1 Q A'ff:3:, HMA Thomas Bush: ' i l lrii ii l it s xi M it i l Mary lane Caskey - - A is 'A 0- -as . Q' ,E r 6 'sf Af ' . rf' G-if U :.,, Q Q 5 N li .rigid ,, s f E : is 'L Qzq, .W ,,,,:k as + f LAZL ' wiiliflsf' N if -,,' if I ' . : .4 , X sa y N . 451 . A , in , ' K -MY K C li E' ' fix., C y. . lswg I, , ,NM 1 li fax D033 K FRESHMEN Iudy Castle David Cattey Tom Clady Drew Claes Ianice Clark Michael Claytor Robert Coldwell Cheryl Conley Carol Cooke Thomas Cooke Sandra Copeland Terry Cox Gerald Craiqhead Barbara Creps Carol Crosby Iames Crosby Paul Curren Wanda Damron Iames Daup Ian Day Sandra De Lonq Bette DeSa1vo Sharon Dillon Charlene Easterlinq Linda Eberl Carol Elston Arlene Fackler Ross Fackler David Faqan Patricia Fagan Paul Fagan Ronald Faqg Lee Faulkner Dianna Fellows William Felter 65 FRESHMEN Anna Fidler Michael Finnegan Richard Fisher Robert Fisher Cheryl Frank Iudith Frank Roberta Franklin George Fullager Richard Greene Kenneth Gwirtz Nancy Hall Pamela Hall Iohn Hancock Larry Hardin Thomas Hardin Carol Hartge Paul Hartge Daniel Hartman George Hartman James Hazelwood Michael Hemmerly Carol Herlihy Arthur Heuloerger Clayton Heydinger Barbara Hickser Vernon Hoskins Richard Howerton Philip Hull Esther Hurrell Bonnie Hursh Laverne Ingram Carol lohnson Douglas lones Sarah Iones Elenora lordan ,Y - will sf an NHF' t. ii M ff.: K ,W W J . Af, 2 w L -Q t ti! W TN s g ,,,.,.. , Sw Q5 tic, V' . F Zh T1 I v ,af 2 1 :Q ,ye ' Q Hifi' I 'NW tr EW pr 'ta 'EKA I I -tii 5 :: i Qf ' if he! ' ,:', ix, A X it , .. ki ..k: 5 Li Q 6 Z tiki tr R Q3 FRESHMEN Marvin Iose Iacque Kaler Diane Keinath ' Kathleen Kennedy Paula Kessler David King Iesse Kollar Kenneth Krieterneyer William Kuhn Edward Kurtzman Mary Anne La Barge Marcia Laird Donna Landis Terry Landis Carol Laubie David Leavitt Charles Leernaster Ieffrey Lenzmeier David Lewis lohn Loveland Donna Lutz lames McBride Louis McCormick Ronald McKenzie Robert Maier Billy Markwell Ioyce Markwell Sharon Marshall Frank Martin Susan Martinez Roger May Martha Medley laneen Mellick Ioanna Metzger Robert Miley 61 FRESHMEN Carol Miller Daniel Miller S. Betty Mitchell sk? if Y 5 Deryl Mitchell '- Dyian Moore 5 2 if Iacquelyn Moore Steven Moore Connie Morris Keith Mowry Iames Nedrow ludy Nethers Gretchen Noland Sandra Noland Terry Oertle Suzanne Olewiler Iames Onie Sherril Onie Gary Page Larry Patterson Gene Patton Ieffrey Peiffer Robert Pena Betty Perry Donna Perry Danny Phelps , 4 GM Sil' larnes Phelps Donna Pinson Caryl Pitcher Annette Pittenqer Marlise Pollock Q 5 x It Mary Pollock f G ' Y Mary Posekany z L . , I . jg Cheryl Pry .2 I Agn: no A 'E uf , lames Pry '-.', ,Q P Kl.i,' y Ralph Pugh ' A , ylkyl FRESHMEN Betty Queen Louise Quiqqle Ianice Rackenbauqh Betty Rarney David Reed Donald Reed Betty Remrny Ioyce Reynolds Iohn Rietveld Linda Riley Faye Rinehart Kenneth Ritchie Donna Roberts Edward Roberts Dennis Robertson Karen Robertson Thomas Robinson Ioseph Rudd Ronny Ryland Marie Schaub Iames Scheerer Charles Schiffer lane Schiffer Mary Schiffer Kathy Schlarrnan Dale Schroeder Daniel Schumacher Thomas Schwall Rosella Sesco Danny Shade Tom Shadrick Cheryl Shank Charles Shepherd Loretta Sheridan Dale Shetler FRESHMEN Charlotte Shira Richard Shupp Heike Siebert Donna lo Slayton Connie Smith Rex Smith Steven Smith Trent Sponseller Gene Steele Hope Stehling Roddy Stentz Etta Faye Stewart Iames Stickney Iane Stoffer Karl Sutter Dawn Sutton Sally Sweet Michael Taylor Larry Templeman Kathy Thompson Richard Tiitany Sue Underhill Louise Underhill Frank Valk Michael Viers A x kv- V . 1, I, 1 an form! T u , T 5 zt' ., 6 ,K -I .. 1 v' , ,,, in-5' , of A I K , I Q l it a ll ' ix T ilfiflfi. 4. J L. fmirg A 9' 9 bbiili gnssl c - 7 A 4 A- .un Q A at ::-L W I - Z y Q-:A Q- I t l i ke if . .ty tfkk 4 S sw, , 1 i 'gflf , 'l. 1 T X' , ffifQ?.1ffQ ,..fI:'f7 Mr. Eausto Ernesto Constante of Quito, Ecuador, South America, and Mr. l. E. Mc- Collough, principal of Shelby High School. Mr. Constante was in the United States on a Fulbright Scholarship and spent ap- proximately three weeks observing classes at Shelby High. He teaches English in a high school in Quito, at a Police University there, and also operates his own private school. lanet Waqqoner Iohn Waldruii Lola Waldruii David Walp Kenneth Ward Sally Wescott if ' P PP ..:f. P P ',:, 5 Thomas Whitacre Vm H My D k i ' W Mary Alice White fe-ev -': H , , f f P Richard Wichterman '.'- - P' l':' T W lohn Wilcox 3' P Timothy Wildman S' , 'ii George Wiley Lynn Williams T Sandra Williams S - - Sheron Wilson Kgs Sharon Winqart - T ' -- Dennis Workman P Iohn Workman ' X P Sally Yarman fe, f 1- William Yetzer Ianet Zehner Richard Zehner NEW STUDENTS First row Cleit to riqhtlz Sue Brodzenski C997 Stephanie Iewell H1017 Delores Milliqen H015 and Iudith Brodzenski KQD. Second row: Dan Claqg 11015 Tim Claqq C1011 Thomas Temple Klllg and Ralph Phillips Clll. These students have enrolled in Shelby High School after the individual pictures were taken. .Tig R..-Y' ' sf? ,ttt , - I S 9 1 1 ' -, .. l 1 R415 K '.'i'. 3 :f:f: '1' . . X A, Q V 4 O 11 xx E, 1 , .,,,, H + , I WGFHQI-' W an ww 4 'QE ACTIVITIES Shakespeare Wrote: ALL THE WORLD'S A STAGE Shelby High Activities lnclude: Vocal Groups Instrumental Organizations Drarnatics Publications Civic-School Groups All these organizations have taken their places and provided the stage for the individuals to act upon. BIOLOGY CLUB First row Qleft to rightl: Miss Snyder Cadvisorl, Iohn Kennedy, Linda Hawk, lim Williams. Carol Culbertson, Marilyn Hartman, Barbara Freese, and Tom Third row Cleft to rightlz Lynn Fry, David Weddell, Rick Wright, Huston. Larry Reed, Iames Starrett, Iohn Carner, Robert Kollar, Charles Second row Cleft to rightlz Garnet Steel, Anne Laiferty, Mary Boyce, and Doyle Minich. Rose Gwirtz, Paula Valk, Cathy l-lollenbaugh, Gail McMeeken, The Biology Club, now affiliated with the Future Scientists of America and also a member ot the newly organized Mohican District, consists of 28 members this year. With the wide variety of projects, ranging from human physiology to conservation, Shelby was well represented at the Local and District Science Days held in March and April. Each year the doctors of Shelby present a two hundred dollar scholarship to the promising member who has been with the club two or more years and Who is pursuing a medical CCITSGI. 74 THE HI-Y To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, the school, and the community, high standards of Christian character. This code of ethics is the purpose of the Hi-Y Club. Composed of forty-five sophomores, juniors, and seniors, the Shelby Hi-Y completes its sev- enth year of successful activities in 1961. This year these included the co-sponsorship of the Snowball, the selling of pecans, the aiding of a needy family at the Christmas season, the collecting for the United Appeal, and the spon- soring of dances after all home football games. The officers of the club for the year were: President ..... ..... P hil Ruckman Vice-president . . . . .Carl Archdeacon Secretary . . . . . .Russell Pfahler Treasurer . .. .... lohn Depler Chaplain . . ............... lohn Hoak Advisors . . . . . . . ,Mr. lames Shepherd and Mr. Harry ter Braak Committee chairmen-Rick Love, Carl Arch- deacon, Russell Pfahler, and Phil Ruckman. George Schneider was chairman of the service committee. 1 First row tleft to rightl: George Schneider, Roger Payne, Alan Armstrong, Russell Pfahler, Iohn Hoak, Iohn Depler, Phil Ruck- man, Carl Archdeacon, Robert Boyce, Eric Love, and ferry Fichter. Second row Cleft to rightl: Mr. Harry ter Braak fadvisorl, Dwight Hawk, Glenn Griffith, Iohn DeWalt, Melvin Hawk, Tim Carver, SKU? lack Bricker, Rick Heitzman, Ted Knapp, Doyle Minich, and Mr. lames Shepherd tadvisorl. Third row Cleft to riqhtlz Lynn Fry, lohri Crum, Phil Bogard lohn Carmean, Dan Hoffman, Williarn Martin, Terry Gwinner left Bricker, Randy Smith, ferry Russell, and Bill Shaver. ' wa., First row: David Weddell, Dennis Halloran, Ina Second row: Douglas Gates, Kathy Shadrick, Don Griffith, lane Bell Henning, Iohanna Gates, Sue Hipsher, lack Bricker, left Dawson, and Mr. Funk. Baker, Carol Culbertson, and Terry Kocher. WE SHOCK THE FAMILY TREE A comedy in three acts. Shelby High School Thespians presented a rolicking comedy entitled We Shook the Family Tree on April 20, and 21, 1961. This was a three-act comedy revolving around a girl Without a date for the big school dance, and worried that her life will be one of spin- sterhood. Her mother decides to help out her daughter by getting a date with old-sissy- pants , the son of her husband's boss. Johanna Gates played the part of Hildegarde, the girl in search of a date: her younger sister Sally, was Terry Kocher, who helped turn the town upside down. Don Hipsher and Carol Culbertson played the roles of father and mother. Hildegarde's older brother, a boy with a passion for fishing, was Doug Gates, and the younger brother was Dennis Halloran. Others in the cast were lack Bricker, Kathy Shadrick, Ina Griffith, lane Bell Henning, and Sue Baker. Dave Weddell played the role of the boss's son. Mr. Charles Funk directed the three-act comedy. The Iunior Play BULL IN A CHlNA SHOP pre- sented in the fall of 1960 was a mystery, com- edy involving six spinsters Uohanna Gates, Bar- bara Lambert, Iayne Waldruff, Garnet Steel, ludy Henry, Donna Tackettl who fell in love with a homicide detective, O'Finn CDick Stoberl so much that one of them committed two mur- SCHOOL PLAYS The play NO MORE HOMEWORK sponsored by the Thespian Club in the spring of l96U def picted a day of confusion in high school when the administration had left three students in charge of the school. Pamela lones CLinda Leemasterl took over the duties of principal, Buzz Bailey Clay Dunathanl was vice-principal, and Shalimar Ames Uoyce Kuhn? was secretary. A scrub Wo- man tSusie Bashorel and a riotous janitor CDavid Weddelll added more confusion to this play. ,-'nuff'-nnunqg ders so O'Finn would come to investigate them. Before O'Finn and his partner Kramer Clay Dunathanb could solve these murders, O'Finn became involved with a reporter, lane Rodgers CSusie Bashorel who had been called in by the ladies in order to get O'Finn to put more of his attention on the murders. ' B - THESPIAN CLUB Front row: Susie Bashore, Terry Kocher, Kathy Shadrick, Pat Clark. Back row: lack Bricker, Dave Weddall, Ieff Dawson, lay Dunathan, Dick Stober, ludy Henry, Tom Stock, Cheryl Weber, Johanna Gates, Louise Hueberqer, Mr. Charles Funk, Bob Lowery, Garnet Steel, Carol Johnson, Z3-WWNIW The Shelby Thespian Club is composed of stu- dents Who have showed an interest in dramatics by Working on stage crew, participated in plays, or helped with make-up and properties. This year the Thespians presented We Shook the Family Tree on April 20 and Zl. Mr. Charles Funk, advisor to the group, helps with all stage productions presented for the school. CZ 1 1' o 5 I' 'Ill BUCKEYE STATE Early in the summer three Shelby High School girls - Barbara Iane Freese, Sharron Shank, and Vicky Shedenhelm - journeyed to Capital University in Columbus to participate in the nine day session of Buckeye Girls' State. Before the rush of campaigning and elections began each girl was assigned to a city and a political party. Barbara lane was elected City Attorney of Oakley City on the Nationalist ticket: Sharron, a Federalist, was elected to the City Council of Bickerdyke City: and Vicky, also a Federalist, was elected City Party Lead- er of Coit City. The opportunity to take part in government and to make many new friends from all over the state of Ohio made this session of Buckeye Girls' State a Well-remembered event in the lives of these three girls. Phil Buckman, Bob Henson, Larry Beidelrnan and Russ Pfahler this year were selected by the faculty and American Legion to attend Boys' State at Ohio University in Athens, Ohio. For 10 days these boys learned and practiced gov- ernment on the local and state level. Many interesting and enlightening speakers, includ- ing ex-United States Senator Iohn Bricker, were heard at the nightly assemblies. Upon their return the young men Were asked to speak at various service club meetings in Shelby on their experiences in government. Kneeling: Phil Ruckman, Russ Pfahler. Standing: Robert Henson, Vicky Shedenhelm, Barbara lane Freese, Sharron Shank, Larry Beidelman. Kneeling: Larry Beidelmcm, Trudy Cox, Susie Karr, Russ Pfahler. First row Cleft to rightl: Ina Griffith, Connie Brown, Carol Lutz, Bette DeSalvo, Mary Ellen May, Faye Rinehart, Sue Baker, Carol Cooke, Toni Pittenger. Second row lleft to rightl: Mrs. Edythe Yetzer, advisor, Dennis Gates, Tim Wildman, Pat Clark, Carolyn Tucker, Cynthia Trout, Pat Henkel, Peggy Perry, lanet Page, Mark Wagoner, Tom Huston, Lynn Fry. Third row fleft to rightl: Malcolm McKinney, Dan Hartman, Steve Smith, Bill Baldridge, Roger May, Don Clevenger, Dwight Hawk, Rick Wright, Gerald Winely, lim Henkel, Tom Parsons, Dick Shuler, Dick Stober, lay Dunathan, Dennis Halloran. STUDENT COUNCIL First row: Susie Karr, Secretaryg Trudy Cox, Treasurer. Back row: Russ Pfahler, Vice-Presidentg Larry Beidelman, President. 80 The Student Council is made successful un- der the guidance and direction of Mrs. Edythe Yetzer and by the co-operation of the council members. lt accomplishes many activities for the betterment of the Shelby High students. Such activities are the sale of football pro- grams, assemblies, and Homecoming festivities. SECRETARIES During the school year girls who are interested in office Work help several teachers. F our girls work for Mr. Yohn in the Attendance Office, two Work for the Band, one works in the office at noon, and three work for the athletic department. First row Cleft to rightl: Penne Williams, Ianet Wagoner, Pat Henkel, Iohanna Gates, Helen DeSalvo. Second row Cleft to rightl: Connie Troxell, Cheryl Hawk, Barbara Berg, Mary Ann South ard, IoAnn Dawson, Linda Hawk, Cathy Hollenbaugh. LIBRARIANS The librarians help Miss Kuhn keep reference material and books in order. They also are a great help to the students by finding requested books Left to right: Connie Morris, Donna Perry, Rosella Sesco, Delores Westerkamp, Betty Littleton, Sally Armstrong, Miss Luella Kuhn, Linda Schmalhurst, Betty West, Mary Louise Hoehn, Sara lanes, TRI-HI-Y it Q Tn'H1'Y Ofhcers First row Cleft to rightl: Kathy Shadrick, Peggy Davis, Ianet Seated: Sharron Shank CVice-Presidentl, Carolyn Karr WCICJOHGY- fPresidentJ, Barbara lane Freese CParliamentarianl. SeCO1'1d FOWI Ch9fYl Gwinner. PUT BGTQSI lUdY HCli1'12f, lL1dY Standing: Penne Williams tl-listorianl, Carol Culbertson SCf1dS- Ureqsurerpl Sue Hess fchqplginj, Michele Hunter qsee. Third row: Susie Bashore, Nancy Carlsen, Carolyn Tucker, fetmyi, Ruth Miller. First row Cleft to rightlz Shaaron Solinger, Io Ann Thomas, Pat Third row: Rebecca Reis, Sue Shepherd, Shirley Mitchell, Anne Shedenhelm, Gail Swank, Sharon Wolfram, Paula Valk, Mar- Lafierty, Terry Kocher, Mary Hamilton, Diane White, Diane i1Yf1 Hartman. Troxell, Carol Mazza. Second row: Mary Ellen May, Suzan Light, Christine Straw, Iudy Hallman, Cynthia Trout, Donna Tackett, Cynthia Robin- son, Iayne Waldruff. First row Kleft to rightlt Penne Williams, Carol Culbertson, Barbara lane Freese, Michele Hunter, Sue Hess, Susie Karr, Sharron Shank, Mrs. Egleston tadvisori, Miss Walker tadvisorl. Second row: Iohanna Gates, Betsy Shaver, Pat Greene, Vicky Shedenhelm, Helen DeSalvo, Sandy Hanrahan, Cheryl Wea- First row tleft to rightlz Georgia Seaton, Katy Martin, Iune Went. Second row: Elaine Lybarger, Nancy Kuhn, Linda White, Mary Ann lnscho. Third row: Betty West, Margie Parsons, Linda Schmalhurst, Susie Bell. ver, Linda Bliss, Pam Hannafus, Connie Troxell. Third row: Io Ann Dawson, Karen Warden, Sandy Ingram, Bev Highly, Barbara Berg, lanice Cooke, Linda Dick, Ieanne Anne Waite, Carol Sue Walters, Sharon Sneeringer. The Shelby Tri-Hi-Y is made up of 92 girls who are trying to strengthen and develop Christian ideals and standards in the com- munity. These girls have helped in such services as presenting a Christmas program at the county home, donating food to a needy family, and helping Y.M.C.A. with their summer program. The Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y combine their talents and efforts every holiday season to sponsor the Snowball. WHIPPET TALES Kneeling: lohn DeWalt, Connie Brown, editors. First row Cleft to rightl: Miss Bowman, advisor, Suzie Bashore, Ina Griffith, Toni Martinez, Peggy Perry, Michele Hunter, Sandy Hanrahan, Ruth Bonecutter, Norma Marshall, Ruth Iones, Dorothy Elliot, Roberta Dean, Mrs. Egleston, typing advisor. Second row: Trudy Cox, Connie Troxell, Carol Lutz, Carol Culbertson, Marilyn Hartman, Pat Greene, lune Went, Margie Parsons, Pat Shedenhelm, Elaine Lybarger, Pat Clark, Garnett Under the competent editorialship of Connie Brown and Iohn DeWalt, Whippet Tales was one of the events the students of Shelby High looked forward to each month. Bigger and better seems to be the motto each year of the staff of Whippet Tales, which completed its third consecutive year of publication. By spon- soring a Sock Hop and selling candy at the basketball games this year, the staff was able to purchase a new Polaroid camera to bring Steele, lane Bell Henning, Delores Westercamp, Lola Wal- druff, Kathy Shadrick, Cheryl Shank, Linda Hawki Third row: Iudy Henry, Peggy Davis, Barbara Durkin, Helen DeSalvo, Louise Heuberger, Cheryl Weaver, Cheryl Weber, Ianet Wagoner, Barbara Fagan, Glenna Dorf, Martha Kell, Sharon Marshall. Fourth row: David Weddell, Glen Griffith, Malcolm McKinney, lack Bricker, David Sprow, Iim Longacre, Prank Valk, Torn Shadrick, Tim Wildman. more and better pictures to the students every issue. The Who's This, Profiles, puzzles, sports, and other features made every issue more pop- ular than the preceding one. Miss Bowman devoted several hours each month to advising the staff and Mrs. Egleston served as advisor to the typists. Truly a year of growth and progress for the school newspaper! The layout staff consisting of Toni Martinez, Connie pet Tales by pages-the first step in its monthly de- Brown, Marilyn Hartman, Carol Culbertson, Glenn Grit- velopment. fith, Iohn DeWalt and Miss Bowman, lay out the Whip- !-y f - Aa Carol Culbertson, Glenn Griffith, Iohn DeWalt, Miss Bowman, and Connie Brown, proofread Whippet Tales before final edition is printed. Delores 'Westerkamp buys a monthly issue at Whippet Tales from lane Bell Henning and Elaine Lybarqer. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA First row: Larry Hartge, Don Clevenger, Roger Payne, Gerald Winely, Ralph Barber, Earl Dawson, Tom Kempf. Second row: Mr. lohn Shank, advisor, Karl Kleman, David Fagan. Ronald Biglin, Kenneth Gwirtz, Tom Schwall, Ioe Royer, Richard Biglin, Bernard Fry, Larry Gwirtz, loel Stentz, Dick President ...... . . .Gerald Winely Vice President . . . . .Roger Payne Secretary ..... . . .Don Clevenger Treasurer . . . . . .Ralph Barber Sentinel . . . . . .Tom Kempf Reporter ........ . . .Larry Hartge Student Advisor . . . ........ Earl Dawson Advisor .................. Mr. Iohn A. Shank The FF A is an organization of rural boys Who are enrolled in vocational agriculture. Every Wichterman, Ronnie Ryland, Tom Cooke, Dale Schreder. Third row: Ross Fackler, Harold Stiefel, Richard Mackey Win iford Barber, lack Williams, Mike Lake, Dale Lybarger, Georg Hartman, Bill Beer, Kenneth Krietemeyer, Terry Oertle. year the FFA co-operates with the FHA in spon- soring the annual Valentine Dance. Other ac- tivities they take part in are the Parliamentary Procedure Contest, the State Iudging Contest, and public speaking contests. The boys sell Christmas cards to help finance their various trips. The freshmen travel to Detroit, the sopho- mores to Chicago, the juniors to Washington D. C. and the seniors have their choice. Most of the members exhibit their projects and give demonstrations at the state and county fairs. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Shelby Chapter of the Future Home- rnakers of America is a chartered unit of the Ohio Association of the F.H.A. The Shelby Chapter is currently Working on the state F.H.A. project for aid to Lebanon, an under-developed Middle-Eastern country. A father-daughter banquet was held in April. ln Ianuary the club held a formal initiation in the high school cafeteria. New members Were formally accepted into the organization. First row: Mary lane Corbin, Linda Biglin, Theresa Korbas, Linda Ridenour, Donna Tackett, Nancy Artz, Iudith Lenz- meier, lane Kurtzman, Iudy Kempf, Susan Cox. Second row: Carol Crosby, Ianice Rackenbaugh, Regina Wray, Peggy Metzger, Opal Godby, Kathy Shadrick, Bar- Shelby F.H.A. Officers President ....................... Nancy Artz Vice-President .. ..... Donna Tackett Secretary ..... .... L inda Ridenour Treasurer ...... .... I udy Lenzrneier Parliarnentarian .. . ..... lane Kurtzrnan . . .Theressa Korbas Historian ............ Recreational Leader ..... ...... L inda Biglin News Reporter .................. Iudy Kernpf Advisors . .Miss Leora Kuhn, Mrs. Freda Enoch bara Baxter, Mary Ann Hamilton, Ioan Guisinger, Barbara Fagan, Sandra Ingram. Third row: Loretta Ebersole, Sally Armstrong, Esther Hur- rill, Barbara Lambert, Evon Layer, Cindy Wray. Left to right: Russ Pfahler, Iay Dunathan, Mark Brinson, Ruckrnan, Vicky Shedenhelm, Johanna Gates, Helen De- Peggy Davis, Sam Wentz, Sharron Shank, Barb Durkin, Salvo, Sharon Sneeringer, Mike Weber, Mr. Robert Wend- Larry Beiclelman, Barbara lane Freese, Barbara Keller, Phil land, Advisor. SCARLET S -EDITORIAL STAFF Editors ...... Sharron Shank, Iohanna Gates, and Phil Ruckman Assistant Editors .... Barbara lane Freese and Mike Weber Business Manager ..... ......... S am Wentz Subscription Manager ..... Sharon Sneeringer Advertising Manager ........ Margaret Davis Copy Editor ................... lay Dunathan Typists ...Barbara Keller, Vicky Shedenhelm, Helen De Salvo, and Barbara Durkin Sports Editors .......... Larry Beidelman and Russ Ptahler Advisor . . . .... Mr. Robert Wendland Photos by De Vito of Shelby and Miniature Portrait Studios of Marion, Ohio. Engravings by the Canton Engraving Company of Canton, Ohio. Printing by The Gray Printing Company of Fostoria, Ohio. Covers designed and made by Shelby Crafto Corporation, Ioliet, Illinois. All of these companies together with the mem- bers of the staffs have worked together to make this a book of memories for the class of l96l. SUBSCRIPTION STAFF First row Cleft to rightl: Sharon Sneeringer, Pat Greene, Ianet Wagoner, Iack Bricker, Terry Bricker, Sam Wentz. Second row: Vicky Shedenhelm, Carol Kay Britt, Pat Henkel, Barbara Berg, Linda Dick. Third row: David Gates, Ted Knapp, Roger Payne, Karen Wilson. Fourth row: Ieff Green, Tom Roberts, Bev Highly. Fifth row: Bette Rinehart, Mike Greene, Sue Adam, Carol Baker, Louise Hueberger. Sixth row: Ruth Bonecutter, Cheryl Weaver, Rebecca Hursh, Nancy Carlson. Seventh row: Carolyn Karr, Dennis Hallor- an, lol-Xnn Dawson, Mary Ann Southard, Gary Armstrong, George Schneider. ADVERTISING STAFF Seated: Iacque Hoover, Pell'-JY Davis, Betsy Shaver. 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' 'T , 4 A32 CHOIR This year's choir, one of the largest in Shelby High history, participated in the annual Christmas and Spring Con- certs, and were hosts for the NOL choir festival. The variety of songs will be long remembered by all graduating members. First row: Mr. Braden, Pam Hannafus, Nancy Close, Carol Green, Trudy Cox. Second row: Kathy McCort, Roberta Dean, Cynthia Robinson, Linda Bliss. Third row: Delores Westerkamp, Peggy Metzger, Barbara Lambert, Peggy Davis. Fourth row: Dorothy Elliott, Susan Bringman, lanet Roebuck, Ruth lones. Fifth row: Kathy Shadrick, lohanna Gates, Bev Highly, Pat Greene. Sixth row: Ierry Barber, lacque Hoover, Larry Waldruit. Seventh row: Edward Roberts, lim Fix, left Peiiter. Eighth row: Dennis Heydinger, Dave Cleland, Chester Fidler. First row: Peggy Hale, ludy Frank, Gene Patton, Cheryl Hawk, Louise Quiggle, Pat Toni Mazza, Anne Lafferty, Pat Bendle, DiAnria Fellows. Second row: Nicky Scheidecker, Paula Kessler, Connie Morris, Suzie Martinez, Kay I Linda Hartz, Shaaron Solinger, Pat Thompson, Cheryl Conley. Third row: Carol Iohnson, Stephanie Iewell, Sally Yarman, Mary Lou Posekany, Mitchell, Cindy Blatter, Sharon Dillon, Mary Corbin, Barbara Cline, lanet Brown. Fourth row: Martha Medley, Dianne Armstrong, Audrey Jennings, Suzie Bell, Carol Betty Rarney, Carol Laubie, Sally Baker, Esther Hurrell, Barbara Ebersole. 'P' First row: Peggy Perry, Georgia Seaton, Cheryl Barnett, Susie Bashore, ludy Hainer, Pat Bates, Bonnie McClurg, Pat WVard, Ftuth Crosby, Sally Armstrong. Second row: Kyle Graham, Iayne Waldruit, Pat Crall, Katy Martin, Cheryl Gwinner, Norma Marshall, Becky l-lursh, Bar- bara Freese, Pat Henkel. Third row: Carol Britt, Ianet Guisinger, Iayne Wisler, Mary Beth Kooken, Martha Osborne, Sue l-less, Ioan Guisinger, Barbara Durkin. Fourth row: Margaret Shock, Noreen Boudinot, Sandy Ingram, rout, Margaret Durkin, Linda Benton, Iune Boling, Cheryl Pry. timely v ri Mary Bose Gwirtz, Terry Graves, Cheryl Weaver, Louise Heuberger, Susie Karr, Carol Walters. Fifth row: Bette Rinehart, Barbara Keller, Nancy Carlson, Mary Ann l-loak, Iudy Sand, Lana Stentz, Jeanne Waite, Linda Dick. Sixth row: Harold Armintrout, George Schneider, 'Terry Bricker, Mike Brccwell, Allan Armstrong, Betsy Shaver. Seventh row: Clayton Heydinger, David Iohnson, Donald Hip- sher, Bob Cochran, Burl lngle, Roger Payne, Gary Armstrong. Eighth row: lim Daup, Kent Clay, Ted Clabaugh, Lowell Keiser, Denny Halloran. t +1 GLEE CLUB 80 girls this year, participated in the Christmas and Spring concerts. Un- der the direction ot Mr. Paul Braden, their voices blended in beautiful har- listened. row: Rosella Sesco, Donna Slayton, Faye Rinehart, Cathy Hollenbaugh, Betty J, lanet Zehner, Roberta Franklin, ludy Myers, Mary Ann Irischo, Diane row: Linda White, Sandra DeLong, Sandra Copeland, Linda Hawk, Carol Sharon Marshall, Weslie Wisler, Sara Baker, Ioann Thomas, Ianet Young, row: Melody Altrey, Garnet Steel, Carol Cline, Karen Schlarman, Kathy Susan Belsterli, Paulette Pollock, Carol Iohnson, Ioyce Markwell, Betty row: Teresa Friebel, Ianice Mackey, Diane Troxell, Ioanne Sitferlen, Cynthia The Girls Glee Club, consisting of rnony, and were enjoyed by all who George Schneider Head Drum Major DRUM MAIOR AND MAIORETTES Seven scintillating majorettes led the outstanding Shelby Band this year. These beauties portrayed unusual ability in their various performances. They deserve praise and credit for their hard work and tireless efforts. Left to right: Terry Kocher, Sue Baker, Vicky Shedenhelm, Cheryl Shank, Putty Shedenhelm, Bev Highly, Pat Heydinqer. 94 Left to right: Iefi Dawson, Bob Lowery, lack Bricker. USHERS The job of the ushers is to see that people attending school entertainments are given proqrarns and made comfor- table. First row: Miss Anita Strauch, advisor, Ieanne Waite, Diane Kieneth, Paula Kessler, Gene Patton. Second row: Garnett Steel, Iudy Myers, Mary Le- Van. Third row: Pat Thompson, Iudy Lenzmeier, Carol Walters. Fourth row: Cassandra Wimmer, Barbara Berg, Linda White. Fifth row: Teresa Korbas, Iudy Henry, Bonnie Mc- Clurq. STAGE CREW Without our capable stage crew we could not put on our plays or choir and band concerts. These boys also help with assemblies. 5 N i . mf i Y' A fa if 5 I s K I 1 i F i 5 F i r 5 Q 'K if 2 ATHLETICS FOOTBALL - NOL Champions make headlines. BASKETBALL - Shelby beat the team that beat the NOL Champs. TRACK - Winners at Wooster and Tit- iin Relays. Third place Winners in the NOL. BASEBALL H- Whippets won tive and lost tour despite the rainy season. GOLF - Fourth place Winners in the district. TENNIS - First otticial year tor Whip- pets - oft to break all records. '01 1 is P-EI i is V fi, ,q-, P ..:q. C Q f ssgi 64 6 First row Cleft to rightl: Alan Armstrong, Larry Craighead, Russ Love, Ronald Thompson, Frank Hicks, cmd Bob Bussom. Pfahler, Mark Brinson, Raymond Lewis, cmd Bob Henson. Third row Cleft to rightl: Mike Brocwell, Gerald Winely, Don Second row Cleft to rightlz Head Football Coach Wilkins, Dennis Clevenger, Dan Hughes, and Terry Baker. Halloran, Mr. Yohn Cliquipment Managerl, Paul Patton, Rick VARSITY FOOTBALL The 1960 Shelby Whippet Varsity battled their way to another undefeated Northern Ohio League Championship in the fall months of 1960. This squad completed the season with eight wins and one loss. The one defeat was the final game of the season Ca non-league contest? and this was to Mansfield Madison. Highlights of the season were outstanding victories over Bellevue and Norwalk who brought rugged and ready teams to Shelby's Skiles Field to try to sweep the Whippets from the championship pinnacles. Halfback Russ Pfahler with l28 points for the season C9 gamesl broke the Shelby scoring record for individual scoring honors. The Hungry Hounds defensive unit allowed their opponents only 9.9 points per game. The All-NOL selections included: Raymond Lewis Coffense and defensely Buss Pfahler Cof- fense and defenselp Larry Craighead Cdefensel, and Bob Henson Coffensel. The Shelby Iunior Chamber of Commerce awards given annually at the football banquet for the outstanding lineman and back were awarded to Raymond Lewis and Russ Pfahler. lt was truly a glorious season and once again the Shelby Hounds brought home all honors in football. First row lleft to rightlz Dean Myers, Francis Metzger, Buddy Gutchall, Rick Wright, Frank Damron, and Assist nt Coach Mott, Bill Anspach, Mick Wagoner, Mike Greene, and Assistant Varble. Coach Copelcnd. Third row Klett to rightl: Charles Wetz, Bill Snay, M k Lake Second row tleft to rightl: Roger Payne, David Gates, Eddie Douglas Gates, Dick Miller, and Don Ralston tmanagerl N O L CHAMPIONS Shelby . Shelby . Shelby . Shelby . Shelby . Shelby . Shelby . Shelby . Shelby . ' Prevue VARSITY .......22 .......50 Shelby ........ 16 .......48 .......42 .......l4 .......56 .......28 .......l6 .......l4 306 FOOTBALL Dover .... Ashland . Galion . . . Willard . . Upper . . . Bellevue . Bucyrus . Tiffin .... Norwalk . Madison . 6 kW QQHQ il .apt -X Q, 6 ,aw wax so -fig. 4 1' ,- 1 W s They scnd 1t couldn the done 17' W . f 5. Q -.w w Qi if '5f. fp f - X3 xi X an Fi , , hi Q ' ' li ,pn N, if Ii W 3' Q.. 5 A-Q Q LaQw??' -' Q. 5. ew 1 fix' iii' F 5 Sw hx X . f... S39 s behind the Whippets all the w CI 02 First row Cleft to riqhti: Drew Claes, Mgr., David Shade, David King, Chuck Leemaster, Iames Crosby, Tom Schiffer, Iim Stickney. Second row: Dennis Gates, Mike Johnson, Ioel Stentz, Ron- nie Arqo, Glen Wilkins, lim Blair, Gene Pruitt, Rick Landis, Bill Baldridqe, Larry Milliron, Francis Lux. Third row: Coach Strine, Dean Howerton, Danny Weaver, Mark Wolford, Iim Henkel, Tom Robinson, Tom Shadrick, Fred Mellick, Ioe Rudd, Steve Smith, Iohn Loveland, Terry Adkins, Iim Williams, Coach Mcnn. Fourth row: Danny Miller, Terry Landis, Terry Boice, Roddy Stentz, Gerald Craighead, Tom Clady, Mike Hemmerly, Iim Scherer, Ronnie Ryland, Danny Shade. RESERVE FOOTBALL Shelby Hiqh's Reserves, with the guidance of Coach Monn and Coach Strine, completed the season with five wins and four losses. Led by backs Dennis Gates, Ioe Rudd, and Gene Pruitt, the team accumulated 156 points and held their opponents to only 132. Shelby .... .... 2 2 Norwalk . . . . . . U Shelby .... .... l 4 Bucyrus . . .... 20 Shelby .... .... 4 8 Plymouth . . .... 22 Shelby .... .... 2 O Willard . . . . . . 6 Shelby .... .... 2 4 Tiffin ..... .... 2 2 Shelby .... . . 8 Crestline . . . . . .14 Shelby .... . . 6 Madison . . . . . .40 Shelby .... .... l 4 Bellevue . . . . . . 8 TOTAL ...... 156 132 VARSITY BASKETBALL Y uv, . I ffl ,lf W . ii-F Left to right: Larry Hoskins, Carl Archdeacon, Iim Henkel, Russ Pfahler, Don l-lipsher, Phil Ruckmon, Coach Charles Williams, Tim Carver, Mike Lake, Larry Beidelman, Iohn Claes, Iim Payne, Dwight Hawk. The Whippets suffered through one of their worst seasons in history, posting a one and eighteen record. Shelby was led throughout the season by Larry Hoskins, who averaged 12 points per game. Hoskins was also chosen- to the All-NOL second team. Although Shelby had one of its worst seasons record- wise, they came up with several promising players-Steve Smith, lim Henkel, and Mike Lake-who should be valuable to the Whip- pets in years to come. Shelby .......... 43 Willard . . . . . . . .70 Shelby .......... 47 Bellevue . . ..... 54 Shelby .... .... 3 7 Madison . . ..... 45 Shelby .... .... 3 6 Bucyrus . ..... 70 Shelby .... .... 4 l Marion . . ..... 55 Shelby .......... 49 Galion . . . . Shelby .......... 36 Wooster .... . Shelby .......... 49 Bryan ......... Shelby .......... 44 Defiance ...... Shelby .......... 52 Tiffin Columbian Shelby .......... 40 Norwalk ....... Shelby .......... 58 Madison ...... Shelby .......... 40 Bucyrus .. . Shelby .......... 41 Bellevue . Shelby .......... 27 Willard ....... Shelby .......... 44 Tiffin Calvert .. Shelby .......... 39 Galion ........ Shelby .......... 55 Upper Sandusky Toumament Mansfield Shelby ......... . 45 St. Peter's ..... . 11 , f hx X i.. xxx - 55 , K i N NN. S., fig 5? I as R ., xp 5 ,ff 'Sf j , 15 3 N' B , YM, aff Lf -E ,wk w 1 M , , 5,55 fb 2 N, .... wi B' , f A ghw, ll h-I .4 S i L. Q.. 1922 K RESERVE BASKETBALL Kneeling: Dick Shuler, Don Ralston, Bob Boyce. Standing: Iohn Crum, Phil Boqard, Terry Iohnston, Bill Baldridqe, Dan Workman, Charles Wetz, Coach Roger Copeland, Terry Baker, Ieff Dawson, Glenn Griffith, Ierry Russell, Mark Wolford, Denny Kidwell. The Shelby reserves ended a rather lean year in posting a record of three wins and thirteen losses. Despite their record, the young Whippets gained valuable experi- ence Which will be helpful to them on the varsity squad. The leadinq scorer Was Carl Archdeacon and the top rebounder was Terry Baker. Shelby .......... 29 Willard . . . . . . . .44 Shelby ..... ...l5 Bellevue .....25 Shelby Madison . . . . . . . Shelby Bucyrus . . . Shelby' Marion . . Shelby Galion ........ Shelby Wooster ....... Shelby Tiffin Columbian Shelby Norwalk ....... Shelby Madison ...... Shelby Bucyrus . . . . . Shelby ..... . . . Bellevue . . . . . . Shelby Willard ....... Shelby Tiffin Calvert .. Shelby Galion ........ Shelby Upper Sandusky 'lO.T.l Larry Hoskins finds it hard to see as a Gallon defender fries to block his shot. IO VARSITY TRACK-1960 First row Cleft to rightl: Tom Baker, Iohn Kocher, Bud Edgar, Fred McKinney, Charles Miller, Bob Lanzen, Gary Keller, Roger White, William Wilkins. Second row Cleft to rightlz Coach Ron Strine, Iohn Kennedy, Ed Hartz, Bob Hueberger, Mark Lowmiller, Dean Myers, Russ The Shelby Whippet rrackrnen again came through with a line record in 1960. Led by Fred McKinney with l03V2 points, Mark Wagoner with 101 V25 and Bud Edgar with 100, Shelby Won the Wooster and Tiffin relays and placed third in the N.O.L. meet. They won 7 while losing only 2 of their dual meets. Individual records set during the 1960 season include: Fred McKinney, 14.4 seconds in the 120 yd. low hurdles: Iohn Kocher, 2104.3 in the half rnileg Bud Edgar, 47'2V2 in the shot put, Tom Baker, 11'8 in the pole vault. l06 Ptahler, Larry Craighead, Raymond Lewis, Leslie Love Coach Roger Copeland. Third row llelt to rightl: lohn Omweg, Mark Wagoner Frank Damron, Charles Wetz, Terry Baker, Ronnie Argo, Iim Henkel Dwight Hawk Rick Love Shelby Shelby Shelby Shelby Shelby ...... Shelby ...... Shelby Shelby ...... Shelby ...... I DUAL MEETS 66 Madison ....... 66 Bellevue ....... 58 Bucyrus .. 69 Willard ........ 57 Tiffin Columbian. 85W Norwalk ....... 100W Galion ......... 105 V2 Upper Sandusky. 69-lf 6 Ontario ........ 52 52 60 49 61 32 V2 17 W 12 V2 . 48-Sf 6 RESERVE TRACK As soon as the weather breaks, the reserve thinclads are usually the first ones we see running around the track trying to round into shape. The ex- perience they get as freshmen and sophomores will prove valuable to them as members of the varsity squad. First row: Glen Griffith, Bill Baldridge, Doyle Minnich, Larry well, Doug Gates, Eddie Gutchall, Bill Snay, Coach Ron Millircn, Dave Spangler, Gerald Winely, Dan Hughes, Strine. Michele Sanchez. Third row: Bob Henson, Tom Stock, Paul Patton, Malcolm Second row: Ierry Russell, Vincent Huggins, lim Williams, McKinney, Denny Gates, Dick Miller, Rick Wright, Bob Eddie Arnold, Gene Pruitt, Danny Workman, Mike Broc- Winbigler. BASEBALL Dave Livingston tkneelingl, Ierry Fichter, Russ Pfahler, Larry Hoskins, Allan Armstrong. The l960 varsity baseball team had an ex- cellent season, winning tive and losing four. They beat Willard, Mansfield, Madison, G-alion C2l, and lost to Mansfield CZD, Ashland, and Mar- ion. The leading batter was Wilbur Metzger with a .333 average. The best pitcher was Allan Armstrong with a 3.00 earned run average. Larry Hoskins was the best all-round player, being outstanding pitcher and a iine infielder. Ed Moore, Don Clevenger, Glen Wilkins Coach Don Mcnn. xt' N Don I-lipsher Iohn Crum, Tom Rainey, Ieff Laubie, Larry Beidelman, Iohn Claes, lim Payne. Dick Shuler, Mike Iohnson, Iohn Crum, Denny Kidwell. Shelby 6 Shelby.. 8 Shelby 2 Shelby.. 3 Shelby ll Shelby.. O Shelby.. 5 Shelby. . 12 Shelby' l Willard . . . Mansfield ..... Mansfield ..... Ashland ...... Madison ...... Marion Hardinq Galion ........ Galion .... . . Mansfield ..... lim Trout, Ierry Ienninqs, Dave Young, Tom Ramey, Wilbur Metzqer. mmuwan:wmm V-G awww v---f--v f ffwwiv-if-fwx --2 ffmnuw . . i. vs- W li .,..i ...M feQfwn.w..M,meisws.f- -.fwuwms . sam-12-A r -- iv ,1v....an-sr-F . 0 1960 GOLF TEAM Kneeling Cleft to rightlz Ieff Bricker, Bill Shaver, Randy Smith, Coach Yohn. Standing Cleft to rightl: Ed Parsons, Mike Greene, Greg Giller, Tim Morse, Rick Heitzman, David Sprow. The Whippet golf squad ended the l96U sea- son With 7 wins and 9 losses, and a team aver- age of 91.8. The team played excellent golf in the Northwest District Tournament, finishing in fourth place with an average of 88.7 or 355 points. Three varsity letterrnen and all the re- serve players have added plenty of experience to this year's squad. Shelby .... Shelby .... Shelby .... Shelby .... Shelby Shelby .... Shelby Shelby .... Shelby Shelby Shelby Shelby Shelby Shelby Shelby Shelby DUAL MATCH SCORES ....2V2 ....59h ....U ....l5 ....l4 ....8 ....4 ....3V2 ....l5 ....5V2 ....l5V2 ....2V2 ....l3V2 .. V2 ....1 .. W IUBV2 Marion ........ Mt. Gilead Ashland . . Galion . . . Madison ....... Mt. Gilead Mansfield . Marion Galion .... St. Peters . Madison .. Wooster .. St. Peters . Ashland .. Mansfield . Wooster .. .l3V2 . ZV2 .20 . 1 . 2 . U .12 .IGW . l .IOVZ . V2 .l3V2 . ZV2 .l5V2 .15 .ISW l4lV2 TENNIS TEAM-1960 Action Snaps-Allan Stewart and Mike Weber against George Schneider and lim Combs. Tennis saw its second season as a major sport in the spring of 1960. This was the tirst time in the history of Shelby High that tennis Season Record-Varsity I I I I Shelby ............ 4 Plymouth .. was considered a varsity sport with interscho- Shelby IIII IIII 2 Medisen II lastic competition. ln l96U the team was again Shelby IIII IIII 0 SL Peters I I under the organization of Mr. Ralph Sirofchuck. Shelby IIII IIII 1 Ashland I I With the desire to play, little experience, and Shelby IIII IIII 2 Madison I I one varsity member returning, Shelby took on Shelby IIII IIII U Mansfield II t'he area's toughest competition. Outstanding Shelby IIII IIII 5 Gehen IIII netters on Shelby's team were Phil Bogard, Shelby IIII IIII 0 SL Peters II Denny Halloran, and George Schneider. Shelby IIII IIII 1 Ashland I II Season ReCord..Rese1-ve .... .... 3 . . Shelby ............ 5 Madison .... .... O Sl'19lbY ---- ---- 1 Gcrlion Shelby .... .... 5 St. Peters .. 1 STIGUOY ---- ------ U Bellevue -- Shelby ............ 8 st. Peters .... 3 WOH 3 Lost 9 Won3 LostO First row Kleft to rightl: Dick Keil, Mike Weber, George Second row: Coach Ralph Sirolchuck, Danny Wray left Schneider, Dan Hoffman, Allan Stewart, Ted Knapp. Dawson, lim Combs, Terry Gwinner, Phil Bogard SENIOR I I F F FOOTBALL First row: Francis Metzger, Bob Bussom, Allan Armstrong, head, Paul Patton, Buddy Mott, Harold Armintrout, Ron Mike Greene, Bill Fairchild, Dave Gates, Dennis Halloran, Thompson, Tom Parsons, Mark Brinscn, Dean Myers, Roger Mark Wagoner, Rick Love. Payne, Bob Henson. Second row: Raymond Lewis, Russ Pfahler, Larry Craig- 2 GOLF AND TENNIS First row: Ieff Green, Mike Greene, Tim Morse. Second row: Dennis Halloran, Gary Armstrong, George Schnei- der, Iim Combs. 'NN--m....,,,,,,,,,, Ms 'S A S. 3 Q Q 3' 6 K X W Q s 5 Q, 3' . Q V wx X PEP CLUB First row Cleft to rightl: Miss Bowman, Advisor, Cheerleaders: Carol Kay Britt, Ianet Page, Pat Crall, Pat Henkel, Barb Keller, Bette Rinehart, Faye Rinehart, Pat Bendle, Betty West, Mar- garet Durkin, Diane Troxell, Shirley Mitchell. Second row Cleft to rightl: Becky Hursh, Carolyn Tucker, Share ron Shank, Barbara Durkin, Peggy Davis, Iohanna Gates, Bev Highly, Vicky Shedenhelm, Pat Greene, Betsy Shaver, Ioan Guisinger, Ianet Wagoner, Barbara lane Freese, Kathy Shadrick. Third row Cleft to rightl: Sandy Wimmer, Susie Martinez, Susie Karr, Sharon Sneeringer, Barbara Berg, Carol Baker, lanice Cooke, lol-inn Dawson, Karen Wilson, leanne Waite, Sue Hess, Mary Ann Southard, Nancy Carlson, Sandy Hanrahan. Fourth row Cleft to rightl: Noreen Boudinot, Sandy Ingram, Cheryl Weaver, Helen DeSalvo, Paula Kessler, Nancy Simon, Kathy McCort, Linda Dick, Sue Shepherd, lane Henning, Shaaron Salinger, Carol Mazza, Mary Ellen May, Iune Went. Fifth row Cleft to rightl: Roberta Dean, Glenna Dorfe, Nancy Kuhn, Sue Adam, Iudy Sand, Susie Bell, Linda Hawk, Pat Gates, Kay Russell, lna Griffith, Teresa Friebel, Cindy Trout, Judy Myers, Garnet Steel. Sixth row Cleft to rightl: Mary Louise Hoehn, Norma Marshall, Linda Schmalhurst, Peggy Hale, Barbara Cline, Lucinda Fack- ler, Suzon Light, Iudy Hallman, lo Ann Sifferlin, Janis Mackey, Carol Iohnscn, Becky Reis, Kathy Kennedy, Patty Clark. Seventh row Cleft to rightl: Iudy Lenzrneir, Sharcn Marshall, Iudy Hainer, Susie Bashore, lean Ann Rudd, Michele Hunter, Anne Lafferty, Cathy Hollenbaugh, Roberta Precht, Evelyn Sargent, Gail Swank, Terry Kocher, Elaine Lybarger, Linda Bliss. Eighth row Cleft to rightl: Connie Brown, Paula Valk, Carol Culbertson, Mary Io Drilling, Cheryl Barnett, Mary Ann Hoak, Kyle Graham, Cindy Robinson, Trudy Cox, Cathy Cornell, Carol Lutz, Toni Martinez, Diane Mynheir, Iayne Whisler. Ninth row Cleft to rightl: Connie Troxell, Peggy Perry, Penne Williams, Carol Huggins, Nancy Close, Iudy Henry, Pam Han- nafus, Martha Osborne, Mary Beth Kooken, Katy Martin, Cheryl Gwinner, Iayne Waldruff, Georgia Seaton, Ianet Guis- inger. The Pep Club is the backbone of Shelby's cheering section at football and basketball games. Through thick and thin this cheerful group of girls keeps the school and the teams' spirit high. In basketball season the girls are required to learn all the new chants and cheers. They also sponsor the annual Pep Club dance. I I4 LETTERIVIEN BASKETBALL AND BASEBALL First row: lerry Fichier, Larry Stoffer, Tom Rainey, Allan Phil Ruclcrnan, Harold Armintroui, Iohn Claes, Larry Hos Armslronq, lim Payne. lcins. Second row: Russ Pfahler, Larry Beiclelrnan, Tim Carver, TRACK Firsi row: Larry Craiqhead, Dave Gates, Ray Lewis, Rick Love. Second row: Russ Pfahler, Francis Metzger, Harold Armintrout, Iohn Omweq, Leslie Love, Dean Myers, Bob Crawford, Mark Wagoner. G. A. A. WF, Ir,- ,,, Y' ' ijt-'Q' 7 Q a 32' 'QM 6 Kneeling flett to rightl: Cindy Wray, Mary Ellen May, Patty Shedenhelm, Anne Lafferty, Regina Wray. First row Cleft to rightlz Gene Patton, Christine Baker, Donna Lutz, Cheryl Shank, Gail Swank, Donna Slayton, Shirley Pena, Marie Shaub, Teresa Corbis, Iudy Lenzmeier, lose- phine Baldridge, Rosella Sesco, Cathy Thompson, Barbara Creps, Donna Penson, Sara Baker, Iune Went, Nancy Kuhn, The Girls' Athletic Association, under the su- pervision ot Miss Nancy Walker, enjoys many group activities such as: volley ball, basket- ball, kickball, softball, tumbling, and other in- dividual sports on Tuesday nights throughout the year. Each member of G.A.A. tries to obtain 600 points by the end of the year. These points are earned by participating in various sports and by doing extra individual work. Mary Louise I-loehn, Miss Nancy Walker Kadvisorl, Suzon Light. Second row: Carol Iohnson, Delores Westerkamp, Loretta Sheridan, Carol Elston, Sally Yarman, Ianice Rackenbaugh, Suzanne Olewiler, Betty Queen, Sherril Onie, Linda Riley, Sandra Williams, Bette DeSalvo, Susan Martinez, Arlene Fackler, Becky Reis, Evelyn Sargeant, Linda White, Iane Stotfer. The goals of each G.A.A. member are to achieve confidence, leadership, good sports- manship, and above all, to become a better person through Working with others. The officers of the Clube-Patty Shedenhelm, presidentp Mary Ellen May, vice-president: Anne Latferty, secretary: and Cindy Wray, treasurerg sports committee chairman, Regina Wray. -if RUSSELL PFAHLER ATHLETIC AWARD This year's award qoes to Russ Pfahler because of his outstanding athletic achievements. During his high school career, Russ earned nine varsity mono- grams and was the only senior four-sport letterman. Best known for his foot- ball ability, Russ helped lead the 1959 and 1960 squads to undefeated N.O.L. championships. During this time he broke school records by scoring 296 points during his career and by tallyinq 128 points durinq his senior year. Russ was named to the A11-N.O.L. teams in 1959 and 1960 both as an offensive and de- fensive halfback, he also received an Honorable Mention berth on the All-Ohio team in his senior year. Russ plays forward on the basketball team, outfield in baseball, and throws the discus in track. Best Looking Bill Fairchild and Pat Henkel Steady now, Bill. SENIOR Most Talkcrtive Barbara lane Freese and Dave Gates ls he holding a talk-o-rneter'? 'A device used to measure rate ot speech. Biggest Flirts Iohanna Gates and Allan Armstrong Who's tlirtinq with Whom? SS mg-- mal Most Likely to Succeed Buss Pfahler The Well-educated man reads Classics! PERSONALITIES r 1 . Most Studious Phil Ruckrnan The Way to succeed in physics? 5. Best Disposition Bette Rinehart and Mark Wagoner Don't hit me! I'mful1 of charm. Class Clowns Ioan Guisinqer and Dick Siober Ah-ha, caught you in the act, Uncle Dicky! I 'I9 I 3- I: X UTUALSLQJINSURA F s xv . I a u L' .fl ealn' A-Ii! I Nfl, I mates I lv Qs 'IEW tl XI FIRST IN AMERICA Everyone needs insurance. To meet that need, strong, well managed companies - - - like the Shelby Mutual - - - and independent, local agents - - - like Bill Doty and the folks in his agency - - - have worked together down thru the years. Mutual agents all over the country, thru their National Association of Mutual Insurance Agents, ioin in this cooperation with mutual companies. Their emblem of the Mounted Warrior and the double check mark ot the Shelby Mutual are recognized symbols of good insurance service. Members of this year's graduating class continue to find this is 0 qondplam in wvfzlr, . . H good place to lm, rhuumzl. KMWW INSURANCE COMPANY of SHELBY, OHIO FIRE 8. CASUALTY 20 COMPLIMENTS OF lANZEN'S BARBER SHOP 78 West Main Compliments of DICK'S FURNITURE 8. 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STEVENSON STEVENSON'S DRUG STORE The Shelby Equity Exchange Company Dealers in Feed, Grain, Coal, Seed, Paint, Gasoline, livestock 14 Raymond Ave. 0 Phone 21766 Shelby, Ohio COMPLI MENTS OF THE CITIZENS BANK OF SHELBY Member of The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation HODGES COAL AND SUPPLY CO., INC. BUILDING MATERIALS TRANSIT MIX CONCRETE PLUMBING SUPPLIES PITTSBURGH PAINT GLASS AND MIRRORS Open 7 Days a Week 8 A.M.-9 P.M. Phone Zl 866 AMATO'S SUPER MARKET Why Pay More And Get Less WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Your General Electric Authorized Dealer 44 East Main Street Phone 32621 Congratulations to the Class of l96l COIVIPLIMENTS OF DEW5 SUPERETII Anmmmour Bnornsns Where Quality Counts 35 Mansfield Avenue Shelby 42881 WHAT SO EVER A STUDENT THINKS, THAT HE WILL DO. K E I l ' S The Home of Ship 8. Slrore Blouses T29 , . ,...,..,MMm sian, . 'fs lt is our pleasure to serve you with the finest OFFSET and 'l 5 LETTERPRESS to give you Top if Quality at Low Cost with constant ' Superior Service. LARGEST PRODUCERS OF ANNUALS IN THE STATE Z., . . . OVER 65 YEARS' EXPERIENCE . . . giving us a back- ground to better produce your printing needs. Progressively expanding, our facilities are complete to produce any iob from beginning to end. An Art Department to develop your ideas-a Composing Room with a large assortment of type to portray your message--the most modern presses, both Letterpress and Offset-and finally a complete Bindery for quick and economical delivery. r-A--f-'M ' 'Y-dim' l Viv., NN. T--.l mx I-Qislitliiff . Ng .X .-,rf-ffgifls- , 1'-ff , S I sec 'ss ss,r Nr ,- . ,A .. ,,. N M, yrs QR. R 'full 'sl -,5s.AX,k:Hs.X K. I I f- .. fiNl - FOSTORIA, OHIO l THE GRAY PRINTING CO. ART LAYUUT PHUTUGRAPHY ENGRAVINGS ELEGTRUTYPES RETDUCHING LETTERING AKRON CLEVELAND CULUMBUS PITTSBURGH DETROIT - COMPLI MENTS OF THE SHELBY BUILDING AND LOAN COMPANY 43 West Main Street Shelby, Ohio Phone 21271 EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL COIVIPLIMENTS OF WALL STREET LUMBER COMPANY CURTIS SILENTIE WINDOWS, WEYERHAUSER LUMBER, IOHNS-MANVILLE PRODUCTS Phone 41406 Shelby, Ohio Qlf1fLl0Al0fL8lfLlf'f5 of AMERICAN MACHINE and FOUNDRY COMPANY PINSPOTTERS DIVISION SHELBY, OHIO BEST WISHES SHELBY FLORAL COMPANY 69 South Gamble, Shelby, Ohio Phone 41341 DRY GOODS LADIES' FURNISHINGS SHOES-GIFTS SANGERS Congratulations to the Class of BI Your School Photographer For the past 30 years DEVITO STUDIO Congratulations Glass ot 6I STATE AGENCY, INC. Since 1938 Insurance and Real Estate Phone 21010 Shelby, Ohio Allan lvl. Harman--Robert M. Stadler Pat Griffith-Kay Taulbee Marie Hallman-joan Umbel ROY E. STROUP REALTY REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE And AMERICAN BUILT HOMES 37 East Main Street, Shelby, Ohio Telephone 2I956 or 6l8II KERR MOTORS INC. BUYERS SUPPLY DODGE DART fformerly Shelby Chair? LANCER CHRYSLER All Name Brand Merchandise Service and Parts Discount 48 Mansfield Avenue Shelby-Mansfield Road COMPLIMENTS OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SHELBY Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation COMPLIMENTS OF THE SHELBY SPRING HINGE CO. Shelby, Ohio Compliments of OERTLES RESTAURANT COMP'-'MENT5 OF 23 Broadway leaf Like Home Cornells I.G.A. Foodliner Ray if Mabel Oertle Congratulations To The Class ot 1961 MANUFACTURERS OF SIGNALLING SYSTEMS SINCE 1908 BOURGESTEWFTIAC co. TEMPE T ffifllflf-532 I J X wi its f? Pontiac Tempest Rambler 17-21 s.G bl sr Shelby, Ohio COMPLI MENTS OF SHELBY LUMBER COMPANY. INC. E. Whitney Cizagfm 'VLc. I I S A L Y S CREATORS OF CORRECTLY DESIGNED CARTONS SHELBY' omo' U's'A' QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS Open Seven Days A Week Pauline and Harold Stiefel 57 West Main Street Shelby, Ohio Phone 42806 CONGRATULATIONS! CLASS OF 6I . Buster Brown Quality Footwear For All The Family . Pedwln 0 Glamour Deb S XSQQE XMXQSSSE 0 Roblee x X X x I XA :X xx I . xt . 0 Naturallzers K X X fmt 0 Damel Green 34 WEST MAIN ST.-SHElBY. OH-IQ 34 WEST MAIN ST., SHELBY, OHIO Congratulations Congratulations Class Of I96I to the Class of l96l THE SMART SHOP Home Appliance and Doris R. Houpt Music Shoppe Smart Apparel for Women and Misses II West Main Street 67 West Main St. Shelby, Ohio Shelby, Ohio Phone 4I 931 f X SET YOUR GOAL HIGH - , f Q 'I X X . 'Q Q 9 X ,U C' - .-E if ' l - J Q I f f'!ll7 fy ff Af, I ff X! yy 1 ffl 'yi . . . and always keep your eye on that faraway star, ,f , never faltering in your climb up the ladder of success, ff l If D for therein lies the key to a full and happy life. W 1 ,lf 'l'l l D P fx The challenges of today are many and the rewards lie just beyond the horizon. Mysteries of outer space gif Hwy yi are beckoning to be answered, new products and lgbffffygjiy progressive ideas are born each dayg the future was f never more promising. Your pass to a share of this 138 future is a constant devotion to the job at hand. Ohio Seamless Tube Division of Copperweld Steel Company congratulates the l96l graduates of Shelby High and extends best wishes for every success and a life of happiness. OHIO SEAMLESS TUBE Division of Copperweld Steel Company SHELBY, OHIO SERVING SHELBY . . . for over 40 years. O SHEL-B-MADE grade A DAIRY PRODUCTS O O SHELBY PURE MILK COMPANY CRONENWETT'S PURE OIL PURE OIL PRODUCTS Tires, Batteries, Lubrication, Washing 75 West Main Street T I'I O R N T O N TV ci Appliance Service Service on all makes TV G Appliances RECORDS TOP TUNES C1 ALBUMS MUSICAL ACCESSORIES STRINC-S, PICKS, G BATONS 88 West Main Street Phone 52986 Kuhn Realty Robert D. u MSO f' If X xx Quick , KI A x Dependable E II Q 9, 'ithT0 S 3 K hn -as 5I,'iE:'EE'32l ,I IO Seltzer Ave. 'Q W J Phone 6I 966 Realtor 531-A1 Real Estate Service COMPLIIVIENTS OF RHYTHM BOWL 23 East Whitney Phone 41861 '39 ,!41fLLL09r0Ll0A :S - - - ' - -- .. -qw.-Ffa. -,...:F-.... -A.-. .ww- .ra g m hi if -ff 3.3: -V 1 . - at-' J -1? 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