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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1966 volume:

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Upper left to right: Library, woodshop, journalism laboratory, and metal shop. Lower left to right: Girls' physical education class, office practice class, art room, and home economics laboratory. ti ll . .. X , Fi I4 fi .fr I . r E+ j P- f1'lif'g'I 'TAT - I-E , F-, 'l'.,. P ,., L- , .Q-'. . L- rp Tlx, I - , 'E 4.1 1'-' 1, scmfaft ' Cl-YETERIA ACADEMIC Q1 MUSIC r i . l ,J 'f z a. y Q ' W ,n -- 1 r x - 33 , L' QA- Il' K lf L -gr.-rv ,ki ,.-f-- t ,, ,Q 3, 'ix X MR. CARL XVHITACRIE. MR. WARD I-IOLDSWORTH Dedication You, Mr. Whitac1'e, assumed the task of getting us going in a brand new senior high school. To plan, to organize and to direct operations of a new building was only one phase of your service to Shelby City Schools. We recall that you also have been a teacher, and that you have served as principal of Auburn and Central Elementary Schools. You, Mr. I-Ioldsworth, for the past five years have been an instructor in biology and a coach in football and track, and have given valuable instruction both in and outside the classroom. In appreciation of your ability, your assistance and your guidance and direc- tion, the staff is pleased to dedicate the 1966 Scarlet S to you two men. To Board of l'F':f 53 Education 3 Mr. Leonard Waines, vice president, has served on the board since 1956. 1 3 N- ,,... Mr. E. P. Curry, president, has served 515 ,5 mp, it . on the board since 1944. ' ' :W I NgXx.,,w,,r Dr. Grant Dowds has served on the board since 1962. 'wav R Q lue!1 ' 3 Mr. Wayne Carleton has served on the board since 1952. Mr. Reymer Bricker has served on the board since 1942. Thanks to the efforts of the Shelby Board of Education, high school students have a new, attractive building in which learning is more pleasant. 1 ' f Central Elementary School The board's new location is in the nort 1 wing o where the members meet on the second Thursday of each month. The election of officers of the board takes place on the first Monday of every year. Mr. Sanford Weaver has served as clerk-treasurer of the board of educa- , tion since 1944. Clerk, Secretaries Mrs. Vera Kuhn has served as secre- tary to the superintendent since 1957. Mrs. Jane Innis has served as secre- tary to the clerk-treasurer since De- cember of 1965. Superintendent 0 rn' 1 Schools 1 ' , sri M., MR. BYRON H. CARMEAN . A.B., M.A. Ohio University Ohio State University Mr. Carmean served as principal of 44 ntil Shelby High School from 19 u 1946 when he became superintendent of Shelby Schools. ,f Assistant 0 1 Supermtendent 'sc' ' MR. ROBERT L. LAFFERTY A.B., M.A. .-a---- Baldwin-Wallace College Ohio State University Mr. Lafferty taught mathematics at Shelby High School from 1946 to 1958 . . V 1 when he became principal ol Centra School whe now assistant superintendent. re he served until 1963. He IS . V.. . ,..o .t f'ff'1' fi! MR. CARL WHITACRE B.S., B.S. in Education, M.A. in School Administration, Post-master hours Bowling Green State University Mr. Whitacre came to Shel- by in 1953 as a vocal and in- strumental music instructor and taught until 1959 when he became principal of Au- burn Elementary School. From l964 to 1965, he was principal at Central Element- ary School. I-Ie is the first principal of Shelby Senior High School. Administration 'IO MRS. KATHARINE SHEPHERD Secretary to principal and guidance counselor. Guidance and Attendance MISS ANITA STRAUCH Guidance Counselor S MR. ROBERT R. WENDLAND A.B., M.A. Asbury College Ohio State University Miami University Michigan State University Director of guidance for Shelby Schools. W l .Q MR. JOSEPH YOHN Attendance Officer QB' f 'kv Q t N, I. f f f f l MRS. JEANETTE ALLARD A.B. Baldwin-Wallace College Office Practice, Typing, Shorthand II, Advisor of Tri-Hi-Y. A I . f rfsffffw? Q milf' R 1 in- ' Qi MR. ROYAL ALLARD B.S. in Ed. Ohio State University American Government, Sociology, Driver Education. Faeult MR. BRUCE ARCHDEACON, SR. B.S., B.S. in Ed., M.S. Wilmington College Ohio State University Case Institute of Technology Bowling Green State University American University Physics, Chemistry, Senior Math. 'I2 'QED' 'J MISS JOAN ARRINGTON A.B. Heidelberg College Bowling Green State University Ashland College English ll and 12, Advisor to Sopho- more Class. l , f . i, i. 'fini'- ,'Y'i A. ' .N f . x Q? MR. BRUCE ARCHDEACON, JR. B.S. Fenn College Ohio State University Ashland College Chemistry, Advanced Math, Senior Math, Advisor of Radio Club. . An' ' l MISS LILLIAM RAY BOWMAN BA., M.A. Ashland College Northwestern University University of Colorado World History, World Geography, Ad- visor to Pep Club and Cheerleaders. F il? MR. PAUL R. BRADEN B. Mus., M. Mus. Denison University Northwestern University Ohio State University Ohio Northern University English 10 and ll, Speech. , L I . , ,., K Trp' ,., 4? I vffl. .iff 1 6 ij' 'g ga X-A , 'f 'G-.f I S: MR. RICHARD P. CARLISLE MR. RICHARD L. BROKA B.S. in Ed., M.S. in Ed. A.B. Bowling Green State University Mlittenberg University ' ' ' English I1 and 12. Ohio University Drawing, BPR I and II. Facult , f in sg' 9' iilwsh' V X fur s 'x Nz'- - -, f 'Y f f Jw ll fl N MW if , 1' il i ,,, iwmjfif in I ,, 4 MRS. MARY CI-IESROWN A.B. West Virginia University Ohio State University Ohio University Bowling Green State University Art 10, ll, unrl 12. English MRS. ELAINE DERR B.A. Stanford University Ashland College 10. rm' 'EMT' -'gl z ' MR. LARRY DIEBLEY B.A. in Ed. Bowling Green State University Metal Shop Il and 12, Ind. Arts I0 .. ' .I .,,.-gr in 'ff -,,,fg-- 'X I' Z' ' .Q .. ,ffl ..,, J, , .f 1.1 r. ' ' 1 M . 'f V fi . . .f I-I.-t tl ll- 1 f' 1 f-1 I I si, Vx' 1 xA . -i K , T X -. X ' .K K f 1 'sl' i'-,fx A 5 , lx, W' 'Q' I RN-bc' ' MRS. FREDA ENOCH B.S. in Ed. Ohio University Vocational Home Economics ll and 12. '--V,.g..i-if-' .1- Xi Q.-f My .-- - :Q .V .5-.,:-2: V ,, . . su- 'W s. , . fgailqqsvr-gg14ig2lQ2Q!5'i'!'E255!!i1efw-:gf... ' :wif a:'1'--'.-115-zz.:-z':w N'- 1'4'-fi i1i1'1' 1 :af? 2's'JE7 2 .w':..P-gge-Lats? I4-l'!': '-T' J'i-:-'iii If' .X H-. . . . 1, X in 1 1 w If i H , 'ai aP0xiiw!'.la!f.' fefzwe-Slim-1i!5ii if . lv . MISS SUZANNE FINDLAY A.B. Ohio University Ohio State University Spanish I and II. Facult hi 'T Y MRS. CHARLENE HARVEY B.S. in Ed. Miami University Typing, Business Communication. 'I4 Elms' TW MR. WALTER E. HAY B.S., M.A. Ohio State University American History, Advisor to the junior Class. 9, IBS , fl-fr K A MR. ROY GARVIN, JR. B.A. in journalism Ohio State University Ohio University University of Nebraska journalism, English ll, Advisor Scarlet S and Whippet Tales. Q Quixx - . I --.-' Q 7. 'i 3- H '. ' xi! '3' vb xi I .I I . MR. WARD HOLDSWORTH B.A., M. in Ed. Muskingum College Ohio University Biology, Assistant Football Coach, sistant Track Coach. are 98 , -1- MR. JAMES HUGHES B.S. in Ed. Miami University Geometry, Senior Math, Freshman Football Coach. .tw f',?ff f-SSL . V gli! f s, iff 'R i' I I , . X - , f'-L.: I ff- gre' MISS LUELLA KUI-IN B.A., B.L.S. Ohio Wesleyan College Ohio State University Western Reserve University Librarian . - 5.5 tive? f ff :':L - ' L ,.. I ' 13:5- ' if es I K 'f ' iz Y its 7 Q- fv-ff' MR. EMILE JOHN B.S. in Ed., M.A. Ohio State University Algebra I and II, Geometry, Ticket Sales for Athletic Events. ,Q ff I ff ia' rg! ' J . I MR. LOWELL MCMEEKEN B.S. in Ed., M.A. Baldwin-WVallace College Bowling Green State University Ohio State University Columbia University Allande S111 Miquel, Mexico KUHN MISS MARY LEORA B.S., M.S. Wlittenberg University Ohio State University VVestern Reserve University Home Economics 10 and Il. ia Y 'xy - Q--,Sir J V. MR. HAROLD MARKIN B.A. Ohio VVes1eyan College Business Law, Economics, Government, Sociology, Faculty Manager. Institute , . 10, YVood Shop ll, 12. 15 Industrial Arts i , Ju ... -,- ,E 1 t x 1 , .W I K lj Y lv i Y IJ C116 ' .5115 Q. X MR. DON R. MONN B.A. Otterbein College Ohio State University American History, Driver's Education, Reserve Football Coach. -1.2 W QF? 'Q' 4 . MR. WAYNE F. POTTS A.B., B.S., M.A. Xvest Liberty State University Bethany College Harvard University Ohio State University Middleburg College Spanish II, III, French I, Advisor to Senior Class. 16 ... .X I ,, u'- 'Y I, W . . I . ,., x S-J' ,.,-- 4' , K A 1 1 MR. NELSON NEFF MR. HOWARD PLOCHER A.B. B.S. in Ed., M.S. in Ed. Muskingum College Bowling Green State University Ohio State University Bookkeeping I, Shorthand I, Record- Ashland College keeping, Supervisor of Special School American Government, Sociology, Funds. American History, Advisor to Astron- omy Club. Facult x. f I, Q MR. RICHARD REED MRS. MAY ANNA ROSS B.S. in Ed. B.S. in Ed. Bowling Green State University Ohio State University Ashland College Girls' Physical Education, Advisor to Recordkeeping G.A.A. and Cheerleaders. 'Q --N ' , as W Gig' X as 'mx 1 r. f 'X ,' 'ifssx MR. JOHN SHANK B.S. Findlay College Ohio State University Vocational Agriculture, Supervisor of Transportation, Advisor to F.F.A. as gr vi, ill' Q:-'J' MR. DWIGHT W. SOMERVILLE B.S. in Ed. Geneva College Muskingum College Bowling Green Statc University Red Band, Gray Band, Director of Instrumental Music of Shelby City Schools. ' Q:--it J' , 'I , flwm A x ,I 4.1 ,f v A f Ax Y-.f .l L..,, J -' i-' 1 ' -I .ff J .ap in , i' I I , '1 '-.'-2' if -'fm t 2 .5-' - lr. fl! vi' Tv :-1..::, Sze, yi: V- .5 527 . rf t' -xi-. 'r-, '.., ' 3 ': - gy Ji L. ,ldv f'.,: ff'f-f'f!'1 fb Ji . f 7 ,- ' ' .mx ei- -QXQ .png -4 girly lv., Wild! ' ' MR. RALPH R. SIROFCHUCK B.S. Grove City College Bucknell University Ashland College Bookkeeping I, Record Keeping, Typ- ing, Tennis Coach. Facult MISS ANIT A STRAUCH M.A., B.S. in Ed. University of North Carolina Kent State University Miami University Ohio State University University of Wisconsin Latin II and III, Counselor, Advisor for Ushers and Classical League. x . -X 'G I MISS HARRYET SNYDER B.S. in Ed., M.A. Bowling Green State University Ohio State University University of Colorado Biology, Advisor to the Junior Class Advisor to Bi-Phy-Chem Club in . , --,E ', R, 3 fr-A i i x o 3 1 vlznk f.. nv N 1 ku A All rs Y MRS. VERA THAUVETTE A.B. Ashland College English 10. EE i,.,-... MR. MARSHALL R. TURLEY B.S. in Mus. Ed. Ohio State University Choral Music. 'L MR. WILLIAM j. WILKINS B.S. in Ed., M.A. Akron University Washington and Lee University Ohio State University Civics, Health, Head Football Coach. F acult r. VV' , S-' , .nn MRS. EDYTHE YETZER A.B. College of St. Francis Ashland College Ohio State University English II. I8 MR. JOSEPH YOHN B.S., M.A. Kent State University Otterbein College Ohio State University General Science, Director of Attend- ance for Shelby Schools, I-lead Golf Coach, Equipment Manager for Foot- ball Squad. .I-'V vt i X 'il e. janv N V' MR. CHARLES M. NVILLIAMS B.A. Otterbein College Boys' Physical Education, Head Bas ketball Coach, Head Baseball Coach K' f-...ff MRS. JEAN ALBERT Assistant Librarian Ca eteria Employes C' Y ,, , V A . I , 1.15 2. R .1 , ,QA , ,Tr A' H it l , 5 ' 1 ,-' r I 19 UF ' - Y' r , in ' N Q ' ' T1 , ' ' 4 , Q., ,., . - IN T ' :FY , Front Row Qlcfm lo rightj : Mrs. Troxell, Mrs. Ariz, Mrs. Roth and Mrs. Ramey. Second Row: Mrs. While, Mrs. Schrcck, Mrs. Gross, Mrs Schull, Mrs Gamble, and Mrs. Pry. Custodians, Maintenance +, U, 3: .-. :QQ .r ,fri -LI ff Left to right: Mr. Dnrl Fritz, Mr. Brisscl, Mr. Kenneth Fritz, Mrs. Amstulz, Mr. -Iergens, Mrs. Wincly, Mr. Clark. Jack and Larry having a good time! 't-Ill Y ,, Tfili ,,, -nug Q me Although the night was muggy, spirits were not dampened. IQJ K Lui' 'T A 5 lt. f-' ff 'i 7 l, X i - v ff A , lt A ' ' , ' ,fiH'eg. y h, if 2 'A Q 4 ' Y 3 ., x . lx 1,7 ':'l X I QV, . iv L 1 s I H' kr! 1 Ein! X Q P, 1 ' 1 f . l in N -J ' i :Z i l ,H ' u I Q 4 ' rv -. b tr One of the guards asleep on ioh? Roman Holida On May 22 the Central gym was trans- formed into a Roman Holiday. Upon entering the juniors, seniors, their guests, and alumni were given favors by two pretty Roman maidens, while two guards Watched on. Sophomore slaves served refreshments from a banquet table. The center of attraction was the foun- l tain with its imitation spray of water. L 20 Soft music, soft lighting, a night to remember. 'w -,wgq In Effxw 7'ij 'Q-2 niofw Senior Class Executive Committee Seated Qleft to rightj: Sue Mileyg Carl Medley, vice presiclentg joe Hunter, presidentg Mary Kleman, secretaryg and Mary Godby. Second Row: Mr. Potts fadvisorj , Carol May, Nancy Hoak, Sara Bliss, Charlotte Kenney, Linda Chew, and Duane Hartge. Third Row: Ken Curren, Dave Pfahler, and jim Reed. President JOEL CARL HUNTER I Believe Class President 123 Student Council 10, 11, 121 Choir 12: Reserve Football 8, 103 Varsity Football ll, l2j Senior Stand. Vice President -n CARL FLOYD MEDLEY Unchained Melodies Iunior Class Presidentg Senior Class Vice President: Student Council 9, 10, ll, 121 Biology Club 10, Officer ll, 125 Choir ll, l2Q Annual Subscription Staff3 Whippet Tales Staff 115 Team Manager l03 Buckeye Boys' State ll. CLASS COLORS: Burgundy and White. CLASS SONG: You'll Never Walk Alone. Seniors Secretary MARY MARGARET KLEMAN Somewhere Class Secretary-treasurer 123 Stu- dent Council l23 Buckeye Girls' State 113 Junior Class Executive Committeeg Senior Class Execu- tive Committeeg Senior Standg AFS Student Committee. CLASS MOTTO: Do not look back, and do not dream about the future. It will neither give you back the past nor satisfy your dreams. Your duty, your reward, your destiny are here and now. CLASS FLOWER: Pink rose. CAP AND GOWN: Boys scarlet, girls white fi ,iii of ner? PAMELA KAY ALBERT Turn, Turn, Turn Student Council 10, 113 G.A.A. 9, 10, 11g Band 9, 103 Annual Subscription Staffg Pep Club 10, 11, 123 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Sen- ior Standg Librarian 12. DENNIS EUGENE ALFREY I Get Around Reserve Football 9, 105 Varsity Football 11, 123 Track 9, 10. Seniors fn bf- 'f T'l' ,-1 .2--fx i- , nf fi Q-.. -1 2, -- 615 se..-Y 24 wr-' JOJI ABE Tennessee Waltz Shelby's A.F.S. Student for 1965- 1966 from japang Student Coun- cil 12g Annual Advertising Staff 125 I-Ii-Y 12. STEPHEN RAY ADKINS You've Lost Tlmt Lovin' Feeling V255 PATRICIA ANNETTE ALLEN I Know a Place Andrews School: Usher 105 Shel- by: Glee Club 129 Usher 123 VVhippet Tales Typist 12. SANDRA KAY ALLEN Sounds of Silence Dramatics Club 123 G.A.A. 9, IO, ll, 125 Annual Subscription Staff: Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12. DANIEL LEWIS ALT World Without Love Senior Stand. SHARON ANN ALT Tlzerelv a Change TIIIIIIS Going to Come G.A,A. 123 Choir 125 Glee Club 9, 10, 123 Annual Advertising Staff: Drama Club 12g Pep Club 10, ll, 12. Seniors Nl 17:3-T' -nA '3' Lf THOMAS JAMES ANSPAC1-I Long Ships Part I Reserve Football 105 Varsity Football 11, 12. CHERYL KAY ARMSTRONG Aly Love Senior Stand. SHERRY LYNN AMATO Fm Free Annual Editorial Staffg Xvhippet Tales Staff 12. LINDA MARIE AMERT Sounds of Silence G.A.A. 10, 11, 125 Glee Club 95 Annual Subscription Staffg Sen- ior Standg Whippet Tales Typ- ist 12. 25 Seniors D51 iii? YVILLIAM HAROLD ARMSTRONG Like fl Little Boy in Grown-up Clothes Annual Subscription Staff. LAWRENCE LINN ARNOLD It Was a Very Good Year Student Council Officer 9, IOQ Annual Editorial Staffg Vlfhippet Tales Staff 123 Baseball 103 Sen- ior Stand. 26 - H sg' . . , ,,.i ,- n 'visa-ui' if Kfgy . ii 'V ,asv Ae.. MICHAEL NORMAN ARMSTRONG Michael, the Lover Dramatics Club 123 Choir l2Q Stage Crew 123,Reserve Football 103 Varsity Football 123 Senior Stand. ROSCOE CLYDE ARMSTRONG Fm Free Team Manager 105 Senior Stand 12. 'Z 354' BETTY LOU BAKER My Love Annual Subscription Staffg Ush- er 10, 11, 123 Senior Stand. LARRY DAVID BALDRIDGE House of the Rising Sun Reserve Football 9, Varsity Foot- ball 10, 11, 123 Varsity Basket- ball l0, 11, 123 Track 10, 11, 121 Baseball 11, 12. ROY DALE BARBER F.F.A. 9, 10, ll. CLIFFORD ALLEN BARKER Seniors v as 15? W Q54 -.1 -C? MARY LOU BERTKE Lcfs Hang on lo What We've Got G.A.A. 103 Annual Subscription Staff: Pep Club ll, 123 Senior Stand. CAROL ANN BEVIER Sjxznislz Eyes G.A.A. 10, ll, l2g G.A.A. Officer 12. '4-:cf IX 73 4'-V w f - ff' VS KENNETH MELVIN BARRE Reserve Football 105 Varsity Football ll, 12. LINDA MARIE BERTKE My Love Glee Club 95 Annual Staffg Pep Club 10, ll, 123 Librarian 12. ,fv- iff 1 27 DIANE MARIE BLAND Unchained Nlelody G.A.A. 9, 10, 125 Choir 95 An- nual Business Managerg Usher 95 VVhippet Tales Typistg Senior Stand. SARA LEE BLISS As Long As I Live G.A.A. 9, 105 Tri-Hi-Y 12. 'ci 28 Seniors x ' V: f.. V i s ' ' . '11 in if-f up YI X h- h ' 'U 'x 'fig V'-164 'Y 'A 7 .Q CHARLES JOSEPH BIGLIN Barbara Ann Reserve Football 105 Varsity Football 125 Baseball 9, 10, ll, 12. VERONICA ANN BIGLIN Ronnie Student Council 125 Student Council Officer 125 G.A.A. 9, 10, ll, 125 Senior Stand. i f -f'.5 1 2 ' '-. ,, A 5 M 5 f r I 1 1,1 if 5 '- ' 'nl' 1' fl-.4-X ,. t,,. X .lr 1. 14' ' ll t . n 1 CHRIS REID BLOOM Well Respected Man Reserve Basketball 105 Baseball 10, 125 Senior Stand. DAVID ALLEN BOOR Time is on My Side Play 125 Dramatics 123 Band 9, 10, ll, 125 Choir 125 Boy's State 115 Senior Executive Committee: Radio Club 12. MICHAEL DAVID Seniors BOREMAN f' Tlzunclerball -'15, I , - Reserve Tennis 9g Varsity Ten- '- ' nis10,11,12. - .- . Q 1,1 TI-IERESA JEAN BREYMAN Listen People G.A.A. 9, 10, ll, 12, Annual Ad- vertising Staff, Pep Club ll, 12: Librarian 125 VVhippet Tales Typist, Senior Stand. 11-if MICHAEL ALLEN BURDGE F.F.A. 9, 10, 11g F.F.A. Officer 115 Band 9, 10. PAMELA KAY BURDGE Unchained Melody Dramatics Club 125 G.A.A. 9, ll, 125 Annual Editorial Staff, Pep Club 10, ll, 125 Whippet Tales Staff 125 Senior Stand 12. nov' Sew ew-.-4-rx ROBERT LADD BRINSON Baby the Rain Ilflust Fall Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Dance Band 10, ll, 12. DANIEL ALLEN BROWN Twist and Shout Reserve Basketball 9, 109 Varsity Basketball ll, 12, Reserve Base- ball l0g Senior Stand. nik , f s-1:7 'i fv1 'Ns-f I 29 RICHARD JAMES CARNER Theme frqm a Summer Place Choir 123 Boys Ensemble,l23 Tennis 9. TERRY LEE CARVER Hi-Y 10, 11, 122 Reserve Basket- ball 1Og Varsity Basketball ll, 122 junior Class Executive Com- mittee 3 Senior Stand. 30 TERRANCE LEE BYERS Star Dust Dramatics Club 123 Band 9, 10, ll, 125 Whippet Tales Staff 10, 11, 123 Tennis 9, 103 Senior Standg Annual Staff. KENNETH GERALD CAINS IDA JEANETTE CHAMPION Let's Hang On Choir 11, 123 Glee Club 10. MARY LOUISE CHAMPION This Diamond Ring Choir 122 Glee Club ll. LINDA REA CHEW I Can't Help Falling in Love Dramatics Club 93 Pep Club 10, ll, 123 Tri-Hi Y 103 Senior Class Executive Committee, Home- coming Attendantg Senior Stand. TERRY ALAN CLABAUGH Lightning Strikes Again Annual Subscription Staff, Ra- dio Club 9, 10, 113 Senior Stand. Seniors .,,,,-i ,Q CAROLINE RUTH CLINE G.A.A. 10, 113 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 VVl1ippet Tales Staff, Senior Stand. JANET LOUISE CLINE Theme from the Long Ships G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 12. WN 'aw' ' 9 DH 1' it 'W pi, Qld DEBORAH LEE CLAWVSON Theme from a Summer Place Drama Club 12g Choir ll, 123 Glee Club 9, 10, llg Sextette 113 Annual Subscription Staffg Pep Club 10, 113 Usher 95 Senior Stand. KATHRYN HOPE CLEVENGER You'll Never Walk Alone Student Council 115 Dramatics Club 9g Band 9, 10, 115 Ensem- ble 10, 115 Annual Advertising Staffg Cheerleader 123 Pep Club 125 Whippet Tales Typist. Seniors 'E F :ls :as . A . i -qv LINDA JANE COOKE I Believe Student Council 105 Band 9, 10, 11, 12g Pep Club 11, 12. IVA LUCINDA COOVER You Belong To Me G.A.A. 10, 123 Annual Subscrip- tion Staffg Band 9g Senior Standg Tennis 9. sa, e. I' m :sf i 32 11 ,vi fr TED EUGENE CLINE Band 9, 10, ll, 123 Annual Busi- ness Manager. MARTIN BRITT CLOSE .QW L., ERNEST ALLEN CORBIN Yesterday Ontario High School: Reserve Football 10g Varsity Football 11g Track 105 Shelby High School: Senior Stand. JERRY LEE COX Barbara Ann Tennis 9, 10. NANCY LOUISE COX Two Different Worlds Student Council 12: Drama Club 12: G.A.A. 9, 10, ll, 12: Band 9, 10, 11, 12: Majorette 9, 11, 12: Pep Club 10, ll, 12: Tri- Hi-Y 10, 11: Girls' State 11. RAYMOND CLAIR COY, AIR. Yozdve Lost That Lovin' Feeling Student Council 9, 10: Annual Subscription 12: Senior Stand: Tennis Varsity 9, 10, 11, 12: Tennis Captain 11. find' ,X P SANDRA CATHERINE DCSALVO Somewhere G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 12: Band 9: Pep Club 10, ll, 12: Vllhippet Tales Typist 12: Senior Stand: Annual Advertisement Staff: Executive Committee Junior Class: Homecoming Attendant 12. GREGORY CALVIN DODGE Lonely Baseball 10, 11, 12. Seniors ' 'Ma ,,. . -- s4s x I W-e4 'Neff TIMOTHY ALAN CRUM Theme From the X-I5 Drama Club 12: Band 9, 10, 11, 12: Choir 11, 12: Annual Edi- torial Staff: Whippet Tales Staff 12: Hi-Y 10, 11, 12: Hi-Y Officer 11: All Ohio Boys' Band 11: District VII Band 11: Boys' Vocal Ensemble 11, 12. KENNETH ANDREW CURREN You Really Know How to Hurt a Guy Biology Club 10, 11, 12: Band 9, 10, 11, 12: Radio Club 9: Ten- nis 9, 10, 11, 12: Senior Class Executive Committee. :- . I N w slffalfj X 'arf' 33 .-W 5 is - :X I 1, - W SANDRA KAY EBERHARD Roses Are Red Glee Club 113 Choir 12. BARBARA ANN EICHER Barbara Ann Buckeye Central High Schoolg Pep Club 105 F.H.A. llg Shelby Senior High Schoolg Choir 12. - ' 34 Seniors '54-J 1- ' ,UM x 'Q-xi X' f - ' px 'RR . Lusiuul v Nd 'K ,A LARRY ALLEN DONOHUE M r. Lonely SANDRA KAY DUFF Ebb Tide Drama Club 123 G.A.A. 9, 10, ll, 125 Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Pep Club 10, 11, 12: Tri-Hi-Y 105 Majorette 9, 11, 12. X If I .'1R'Si'gg jf-,LJ -5' ,,,, 41. gf ,L ..:,.: f' L-if? i' ,fflfl .',h1.P-.IFJ ,W M. 14.4 .lwijj gfffxf, ,5',-i'Tf- Q71:,fb'55fY 'Ji 1:32 N- I JANICE EILEEN ELSTON Sounds of Silence Band 9, 10, 113 Annual Sub- scription Staffg Pep Club 10, 113 Senior Stand. TIMOTHY ALLAN ENSMAN just Like Me Reserve Football 103 Varsity Football 125 Baseball 113 Opera- tion Youth Representative 11. Seniors JANET ELAINE FACKLER Theme from a Summer Place Annual Subscription Staffg Pep Club 10, llg Usher 10, 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 105 Senior Stand. STEPHAN L. FAULKNER ,J Theme from Tlztmderball ,ef F.F.A. 9, 10, ll, 123 F.F.A. Offi- cer 12. n.s'X ' 12:7 JOHN DAVID FELTON Prelude and Fugue in jazz Band 9, 10, 11, 12: Annual Edi- torial Staffg Whippet Tales Staff 10, ll, 123 Assistant Editor 115 Co-Editor 123 Senior Standg As- tronomy Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Of- ficer 9,10, ll, 12. Y N - DAVID CHARLES FENSCH A1 Purple People Eater Band 9, 10, 11, 12: Annual Sub- scription Staff, Hi-Y 10, ll, 12 Officer ll, 123 Varsity Basket- ball 10, 11, 125 Track 9, 10. , 1 , . X535 RICHARD LEE FELLOWS Freshman Basketball, Reserve Basketball 105 Varsity Basket- ball 113 Baseball 9, 10, ll, 12: Freshman Track. ROBERT ALLEN FELTER Satisfaction Annual Advertising Staff, Re- serve Basketball 10g Varsity Bas- ketball ll, 123 Baseball 9, 10, ll, 12. ,rf 35 H-vX CHRISTOPHER ALLEN FINNEGAN F.F.A. 9, 10, 11. Seniors 75' ROBERT CHARLES FISHER M 5 Wztch Doctor Varsity Basketball 10, ll, 12 Track 9, 10, 11, 125 Senior Standl 36 VICKI ANN FENSCI-I True Love Never Runs Smooth G.A.A. 95 Pep Club 10. VIRGINIA ANN FIKE True Love Never Runs Smooth G.A.A. 9, 10, ll, 125 Band 95 Pep Club 11, 125 Librarian 125 Sen- si ior Standg Whippet Tales Typ- ist l25 Annual Subscription Staff. . T,-. f r 1. ' . . I, A. 1 . . 5 V 1 Q2 .Z Y, iw . A qv., t V izzrgr A T' 3' w - 3, W, EEN H -5'-1 1311271 yy gx,-11111111 wif- H - 11-'11 J' W r4ZW1MW?1 wif- ' f,Z'f fJ'ffi 122114 n.':ffea:LfE'+', Q31 I,-42:,?Zgaz1esm1au-1 1531112511 :fair if- 1 -Aamir RONALD ALLEN FOLTZ Irs My Life Student Council 9, 105 Play 125 Dramatics Club 125 Choir 125 Annual Editorial Staff5 Whip- pet Tales Staff 9, 10, 11, 125 Esquires 12. JACK WESLEY FOREMAN Help llfle Rhonda Sophomore Class President5 Jun- ior Class Vice President5 Student Council 10, 11, 125 Annual Ad- vertising Staff5 Reserve Football 95 Varsity Football 10, 11, 125 Reserve Basketball 105 Varsity Basketball 11, 125 Baseball 9, 10, 11, 125 Track 9,10,11,12. DONNA MARIE FOUGHT Moon River Play 12g G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 12 Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10 Majorette 129 Homecoming Ati tendant. EMMETT ALLEN FOX Annual Advertising Staff 123 Varsity Football Manager 11, 12' Radio Club 12. 1 135 Xx' - 59' LINDA LOU FREESE Goodnight My Love G.A.A. 10, llg Choir 10, 11, 129 Mel-o-etts 123 Sextette 12g Whip- pet Tales Staff llg Senior Stand. ALAN WILLIAM CALLAWAY Unchained Melody Dramatics Club 123 Choir 12: Folk Music Club 105 Boys En- semble 11, 125 Senior Stand. Seniors ,fx 5523 C77 X. ,ka-'x 'G' sin! i -,N . :W R gags-' E, .r - ALFRED JAMES FRANGELLA Get Off My Cloud Annual Advertising Staff: Senior Stand. SHERRY MARIE FREDERICKS I Believe 1055? 37 EARL MICHAEL GILLIAM He's A Rebel JAMES PAUL GILMER Wforthington High Schoolg Stu- dent Council 9, 113 Hi-Y 9, 10, llg Hi-Y Officer 10g Swimming 10, 11g Varsity W. Club 10, llg Shelby: Hi-Y 12. fi 10' C ,. I gig C .Sb fy ' 1 .gf ' 5 -gf if-gi QF' . Ay' ' 5 ' V , V Y ,,,,, ,,7 'V wi ll W liiffiii g5,f?'3.ffg4'5i1 , .g.,:Lgr'E,ii fax--,4,fQ,1-iq. 431-5'2 -? '1rQ'3 ?' , -ri?J5wc-f .4 ga - . Wiiffia lfiigfgjgg 17g.:iie1j'fc,f' ff, i'g'3'f--Iffpf T142 :St 41 'lbjfzzf .1 '..-'ZF iw-P, Qi , kf1'EU,-tf+1i,. f:F 71'Lm1- fy .. 1:15-'?5:T'!i-lay V- . w1 4 .ff 'L-5511 -qi,1qGif-'W-rf ii'. f'f'7'4'?.J FfQ1'afz -VU' 38 Seniors ,f-vi TONI ANN GAMBLE Lefs Hang On Band 9, 10, ll. DYANNA ARLENE GARVER It's the Singer not the Song School Play 129 G.A.A. 9, 103 Annual Subscription Staffg Pep Club 10, ll, 125 Senior Stand. lp- -'fx fri Ifp 1 ' -4, IF w WILBERT ALBERT GLOWER, JR. MARY LOU GODBY Tom Annual Subscription Staffg Pep Club ll, 123 Senior Executive Committee 12. SUSAN ALICE GRAVES Theme from I-Iarlowe Dramatics Club 125 G.A.A. 105 Annual Subscription Staflg Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Tri-I-Ii-Y 10, ll, 12. DAVID LEE GORSUCI-I Wendy Salem Oak Harbor I-ligh School: Stage Crew 95 Reserve Football 95 Reserve Basketball 95 Golf 105 Track Team 95 Track Team Manager 10. 3--4' MARGARET ANN HAMILTON Theme from a Summei' Place G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 125 Annual Ad- vertising Staff5 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Tri-I-Ii-Y 10, 12. MARY LEE HANNAFUS If I Loved You Student Council 105 G.A.A. 10, 11, 125 Annual Editorial Staffg Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 125 Pep Club 9, 10, ll, 125 Wliilnpet Tales Staff 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Senior Stand. Seniors 'f'-'er QA, , qv--' fl f 1 1 A 0 33: ,rv ., 'Id' PENNY JO GRIFFETH People Tri-Hi-Y 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y Offi cer 125 Senior Stand. JAMES DARREL HALL Help Boys' Choir 115 Senior Stand. ,IJ ' ' 0 I 39 FORREST ALAN HAVERFIELD Band 9, 10, 11, 12: Choir 11, 123 Boys' Ensemble 115 Track 9, 10. LORETTA KAY HAWK I Can't Help Myself Annual Subscription Staffg Pep Club 10, ll, 125 Whippet Tales Staff 10, 11g Tri-Hi-Y 123 Senior Standg Whippet Tales Typist 12. Seniors fsw fum. QVQJ P 1. 1 ' 4 1 t! DUANE FRANCIS HARTGE Band 9, 10, ll, l2g Annual Sub- scription Staffg Astronomy Club 9, 10, 115 All Ohio Boys' Band 12g Radio Club 12. JUDITH JANE HAUN Thafs How Strong My Love Is Biology Club 10, 113 Dramatics Club 9, 10g Pep Club llg Thes- pian Club 9. 1...- y N? 40 5 x N PENNY LOU HEITZMAN Twilight Time G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 125 G.A.A. Of- ficer 123 Tri-Hi-Y Officer 12g Senior Executive Committeeg Whippet Tales Typist 123 Li- brarian 12. PATRICK ARNOLD HEYDINGER Exodus Dramatics Club 129 Choir 123 Boys Ensemble 125 Annual Edi- torial Staffg Whippet Tales Staff 125 Senior Standg Folk Music Club 105 Operation y Youth ll. PENNY SUE I-IIPSHER Our Winter Love Dramatics Club 123 Pep Club 103 Speech and Dramatics Club 93 Folk Music Club 103 Senior Stand. NANCY JANE HOAK Misty Class Vice President 10Q Student Council 9, 10, ll, 123 Biology Club 103 Dramatics Club 123 Choir 10, 11, 121 Mel-o-ettes 11, 123 Annual Editorial Staffg Pep Club 10, ll, 123 Whippet Tales Staff 10, 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 113 Speech Club 93 Folk Music Club 10: Junior Class Executive Com- mittec3 Senior Class Executive Co1ninittee3 Buckeye Girls' State 11. 14 ql CYNTI-IIA ANN HORNER Ebb Tide Class Secretary-Treasurer 113 Student Council 10, 113 G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 123 Annual Subscrip- tion Staffg Varsity Cheerleader 123 Pep Club 10, 11, 12: Tri- Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y Officer 123 Folk Music Club Officer 10. MICHAEL RAY HOSKINS F.F.A. 9. Seniors 'gf YT'f'7 ras 5 'Eggs wwf? Www: THARON ANN HOBBS As Tears Go By G.A.A. 93 Glee Club 103 Annual Subscription Staffg Senior Stand. ROBERT ARTHUR HOFFMAN Band 9, 10, 11, 123 Golf 10, 11. P' 1 F1 'UK 'Q' . b T I1 C ' l. Ri--N. 41 Q , ,.f 1 had ' v. GLEN DAVID IREY Reserve Football 9, 103 Varsity Football 111 Team Mgr. 9. JAMES BERNARD JACKSON Get Off of My Cloud Reserve Football 9, 103 Varsity Football 11, 123 Freshman Bas- ketballg Reserve Baseball 103 Varsity Baseball 10, 11, 123 Sen- ior Stand. 5:9 42 Seniors 'S-fb .1 '-I A gi J '51 I -1- 'T'7 DARYL GENE I-IUMMEL CATHY JEAN HUNTER Tammy Drama Club 122 G.A.A. 9, 103 Choir 12. Q, 0 'N '!U'f'7 ' X.. CANDACE JEAN JEFFERS What the World Needs Now Annual Stallg Pep Club ll, 123 Vvhippet Tales Typist 121 Tri- I-Ii-Y 103 Senior Stand. VVILLIAM GRADY JEWELL Satisfaction Vkfhippet Tales Staff 121 Reserve Football 9, 103 Varsity Football 11, 123 Track 10, 112 Senior Slillldj Annual Editorial Staff. BEATRICE KAY JOHNSON S panislz Eyes Choir 12, Y.F.C. 9, 10. SANDRA JANE JOHNSON Spanish Eyes Folk Music Club 10. Seniors x 'fx CONNIE MAY JONES Elusive Butterfly Student Council 103 Drama Club 12g G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 12: Cheer- leader 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 10, ll, 12. MARY ANN JONES Goodnight My Love G.A.A. 9, ll, 123 Annual Staff: Senior Stand. , - PT TERRY LESTER JOHNSON DEBBIE JOHNSTON When I Fall in Love Class Secretary-Treasurer 105 Student Council Officer 9, 10, 123 Drama Club 125 G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 123 G.A.A. Officer 125 Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Annual Staffg W'hippet Tales Typist 123 Tri- Hi-Y 10, 11, 12g Tri-Hi-Y Officer 123 Majorette 9, 11, 123 Home- coming Queen 12. 1,-ini Q:--f I' 'N' E, 43 3 .fa-if fp ' ZNV , LJ 3 ,f.: iv-XXVI' 5 ' ' 59 Q ' 1, ww E' -, ' ii lr Ili MARIE CECIL KEINATH My Love G.A.A. 10, 11, 123 Annual Staffg Pep Club 10, 11, 121 Drama Club 123 Secretary 11, 122 Senior Stand. PATRICIA ANN KELLER Harlem Nocturne Drama Club 121 G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 123 G.A.A. Officer 101 An- nual Staff3 Pep Club 12. 44 Seniors W J' CAROLYN SUE JUSTICE Theme From The Long Hot Summer Senior Standg Whippet Tales Typist 12. LOWELL ROSS KAUL Once Upon a Time Reserve Basketball 103 Team Manager 93 junior Class Execu- tive Committeeg Senior Stand. I f A I A, ELIZABETH ANN KEMP Love is a Many Splendored Thing Band 93 Choir 123 G.A.A. 9, 103 Annual Staffg Pep Club 10, 11, 123 Senior Standg Whippet Tales Typist 12. SARA LOUISE KENNEDY The Sound of Music Drama Club 93 G.A.A. 9, 103 Annual Editorial Staff3 Pep Club 10, ll, 123 Whippet Tales Staff 9, 10, 11, 123 Whippet Tales Co-Editor 112 Buckeye Girls' State 11Q Senior Standg AFS Student Committee. CHARLOTTE ANN KENNEY Al-Di-La G.A.A. 105 Choir ll, 123 Glee Club 9, 105 Pep Club 11, 12: Tri-Hi-Y 10, ll, 123 Drama Club 125 Senior Standg Senior Class Executive Committee. JERRY STEPHEN KESSLER MYRNA SUE KNEE Satin Pillows G.A.A. 9, ll, 12: Annual Staff: Whippet Tales Typist 12: Sen- ior Stand. DANIEL EUGENE KNISLEY Seniors I? , sf Qwfv , l -9 fl, , J I, gf X' 1, CAROLYN CHRISTINE KING Hall of the Mountain King G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 125 Drama Club 123 Annual Staffg Tri-Hi-Y 105 Senior Stand. RODNEY ALAN KISER The Last Time Annual Staffg Whippet Tales Staff 123 Senior Stand. Alf 1 - ' .J- M 45 ,s-fs. ftp 3 V KAREN LOUISE LAFFERTY People Student Council 115 Drama Club 123 G.A.A. 9, 10, ll, 123 G.A.A. Officer 12S Pep Club 10, 11, 122 Tri-Hi-Y IOS Buckeye Girls' State 11g Band 9, 10, 11, 123 Majorette 9, 11, 12. STEVEN DALE LAKE A Walk Through the Black Forest Biology Club 10, 11, 123 Drama Club 9, 123 Choir 123 Annual Staffg Mfhippet Tales Staff 122 Senior Stand. as-'E- , . '27 46 Seniors 1 3'- 'lf IF NJ faix Jf' NNI Fe' SHARON ROSE KOLLAR Last Kiss G.A.A. 10, 11, 123 Band 9, 10, 11, 123 VVhippet Tales Staff 12. MARILYN AGNES KRIETEMEYER Whafll I Do Biology Club 10, 11, 123 Glee Club 93 Annual st2lffQ Folk Mu- sic Club 103 Senior Stand. 97.333 1 9-4' iff! BRENDA JEAN LAUBIE People G.A.A. 9, 10, 113 Glee Club 9, 103 Annual Staff 123 Pep Club 11, 123 Folk Music Club 10. JOHN MICHAEL LeVAN It Was zz Very Good Year Dramatics Club 123 Annual Staff 123 Whippet Tales Staff 123 Baseball 103 Operation Youth 11Q Varsity Tennis 11, 12. DAVID JON LINGENFELTER Old Marz River Choir ll, 123 Team Manager ll, 12. KARL GREGORY LOVE Clzipmunk Song I-Ii-Y 10, ll, Reserve Football 103 Varsity Football lll Track 10, 11, 12, ,ox lik. 7...--1 DONNA JEAN MCCLAIN My Love G.A.A. 10, 121 Choir 11, 123 Glee Club 9, 10, ll? Vlfhippet Tales Typist 123 Senior Stand. ROBERT EUGENE MCGULLOUGH Come a Little Bit Closer Team Manager 10, ll. Seniors 1 ...tax 1 fox , V,- Y '2 354 V . ' FP if' '1' is , AQ, !J Jx ' i I ,gpp i It V . , at , 19154. .fc 1. rf .V 4' CLAUDIA JANE LUMADUE Somerset, Pa.: Band 9, 103 Choir 9, 103 Girls' Ensemble 9, 10. Shelby: Band 10, 11, 121 Choir ll, 123 Girls' Ensemble ll: Mel- o-ettes 121 Whippet Tales Staff 123 Annual Editorial Staffg G.A.A. 103 Senior Standg Dra- matics Club 12. CYNTHIA ANN MCBRIDE Yesterday Drama Club 121 G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 123 Band 9, 10: Choir 123 Annual Staff3 Tri-Hi-Y 10, ll, 123 Mel-o-ettes 12? Senior Stand. iii? hit. .Z Ml , 47 ix as 1 JOHN CLIFFORD MCKELLOGG Downtown Biology Club 10, 11, 125 Band 12g Choir ll, 12, Shelby High School Ensemble 11, 12. TODD WILSON MCKINNEY The Bells of Rhyinney Dramatics Club 12g Band 9, 10, ll, 125 Choir 11, 125 Reserve Football 9, 103 Varsity Football 115 Buckeye Boys' State 113 Boys' Ensemble 11, 123 Drum Ensem- ble 9, 11, 123 Dance Band 11, 12. 48 Seniors NN MICHAEL TRENT MCKEAN Louie Louie Band 103 Reserve Basketball 9, 10, 11g Varsity Basketball 12. JAMES MILTON MCKELLOGG Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Astronomy Club 9, 10, 11, 12. .LISA if ROSEMARIE MCLAUGHLIN Spanish Eyes Attended St. Francis Convent School grade 93 Choir 9. EDELTRAUD WANDA MAERTINS The Elusive Butterfly Annual Subscription Staff 125 Senior Stand, Pep Club 11, 125 Mlhippet Tales Typist 12. JUDY DIANE MARSHALL Summer Place Band 9, 10, 11, 12: Usher 11. CYNTHIA SUSAN MARTIN Listen People F.H.A. 9, 10, llg G.A.A. 95 Glec Club 103 Pep Club 123 Usher 119 Annual Advertising Stalfg Senior Stand. ,v ' DAVID ARTHUR MERKLE A Thousand Stars Golf 103 Senior Stand. JAMES ALLEN MESSENGER Listen People Reserve Basketball 105 Golf 9, 10, ll, 125 Senior Stand. Seniors 49013. fs- fi Eli' Gus, F 'f'f'f- 1 --3,57 CAROL LYNNE MAY Till Dramatics Club 122 G.A.A. 9, 105 Band 95 Annual Subscription Staff, Usher 10, 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Senior Stand, junior Class Executive Committeeg Sen- ior Class Executive Committee. Q JOHN DAVID M121-IALL Student Council Officer 123 Bi- ology Club 10, 11, Officer 123 Dramatics Club 123 Band 9, 10, ll, 125 Hi-Y 10, ll, 12. 49 Seniors 'rv-r ?' ROBERT LEO MILLER .Michelle Golf 9, 10, 11, 12. VIRGINIA LOUISE MILLIRON Summer Place Dramatics Club 12g G.A.A. 9, 10, ll, 12, Officer 10, 12: An- nual Editorial Staffg Pep Club 10, ll, 125 Shelby Tennis Club 9, 10, 11. . L ,F x ,tp g Q '51 4b,,f: 50 SUSAN EILEEN MILEY I'm So Lonesome I could Cry Dramatics Club 125 G.A.A. 9, 10, 119 Band 9, 10, 115 Choir 11, 123 Annual Editorial Staffg Pep Club 10, ll, 125 Whippet Tales Staff 12g Tri-I-Ii-Y 125 Senior Executive Committeeg Senior Standg District VII Band 9, 10, ll. LINDA MARIE MILLER My Love G.A.A. 11, 123 Senior Stand. 1 54 a.. ,,,., L J'0.a':i'lL,'-..'--.hi MARTIN LEE MITCHELL Unchained Melody F.F.A. Officer ll, 125 Hi-Y 123 Senior Stand. JOSEPH T. MONN, JR. ,wb 'J -.f' PAMELA KAY MORSE Tonight Dramatics Club 123 G.A.A. 9, 10g Band 9, 10, 11, 12g Annual Editorial Staffg Pep Club 10, 11, 123 Pep Club Executive Com- mittee 125 VVhippet Tales Staff 125 Senior Standg Majorette 9, 10, 11, 123 Ensemble 9, 103 Soph- omore Class Executive Commit- tee. DAVID LEE NEDROW -150' v-a DAVID LEE PFAHLER Band 9, 10, 11, 12: Boys'-State 12g Senior Class Executive Commit- teeg Tennis 10, 113 A.F.S. Stu- dent Committee. PAUL EDVVARD PFAHLER Theme From the Long Ships 159 DIANA KAYE PARSONS Aly Love GREGORY TERRYL PERRY I Get Around Student Council 9, 10g Annual Advertising Staffg Reserve Foot- ball 10g Varsity Football 123 Baseball 9, 103 Track 9, 10, ll, 12. News-H? 51 mv! xff ...J SUSAN LOUISE POLLOCK Are You Lonesome Tonight 'Annual Editorial Staffg Senior Standg Whippet Tales Staff 12. RICK L. POTTS Theme From a Summer Place Annual Advertising Staffg Re- serve Football 10g Varsity Foot- ball ll, 123 Team Manager 9. 52 Seniors 112 FRANCIS HUGH PITTENGER, JR. Tchaikovsky? Fifth Symphony Dramatics Club 125 Annual Ad- vertising Staffg Reserve Football 95 Varsity Football 10, 11, 12: Track 9, 10, 11, 125 Senior Stand. ANTHONY POLICE, JR. Spirit of America feng SALLY JACQUELINE PRICE Dream Lover G.A.A. 9, 10, ll, 125 Pep Club 10, 11, 123 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12g Annual Advertising Staffg Li- brarian 125 Senior Stand. SANDRA JEAN PRY Spanish Eyes Dramatics Club 123 G.A.A. 9, 10, llg Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12: At- tendance Office ll, 123 Senior Stand. SUSAN PURDY Theme from X-I5 Dramatics Club 123 G.A.A. 9, 10, ll, 123 Band 9, 10, ll, 12: Choir 12g Annual Subscription Staff 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10, ll, 12. BERTHA MAE QUEEN I Confess Dramatics Club 12g G.A.A. 95 Annual Staff 125 Whippet Tales Typist 12. Seniors if ,fer , ,va V 12,17 j ,vt JAMES STEVEN REED Soldiers' Chorus Hi-Y 10, ll, 12: Reserve Foot- ball 9, l0g Varsity ll, 123 Base- ball ll, 12g Reserve Track 10, 11' Varsity Track 12' Radio .,-1 Y XL- z 'f' , .'-'f A L ., 1,-.. -4, ,jf:'1' -. t ' -, 1: .X ,.! 1, ,I Club 95 Senior Executiye Com- fm IIIIIZICC. SUSAN LYNN REED 'vi Theme From a New Love 4 G.A.A. 10g Pep Club 10, 11g Tri- Hi-Y 10. Qi-r .1-1' DIANA LYNN RABOLD Don't Forget I Still Love You Dramatics Club 125 G.A.A. 9, 10 11, 123 Band 9, 105 Annual Sub scription Staff 123 Pep Club 10 DONALD WOODROW RACER Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Ensembles 11 Stage Band 10, 11, 12. :Nr-'J 5 11--P' Y? 3, I . RAYMOND CLINTON RISNER Unchained Melody Reserve Football 95 Reserve Bas- ketball 10g Tennis 10g Senior Stand. JAMES CURTIS ROBERTS It Won't Be Long Reserve Football 9, 10g Track 9, 10, 12. Seniors f-if I- Ar , Q-- i' , -0 'T' 54 'fire Q- f SHARON ANN REESE People Student Council ll: Dramatics Club 125 G.A.A. 9, 10, 113 Glee Club 9, 103 Annual Subscription Staff 125 Thcspian Club 125 Li- brarian 125 Senior Stand. VICKI LYNN RINEHART Good Night My Love Annual Editorial Staffg YVhippet Tales Typist 123 Librarian 113 Senior Stand. X 'dw , 1 , ,, . .H ffT fE' T'- ' , 5111542 AQ-. 1 .ref--9. tra' ' ' SZ 1:-11.4 fv 1 .,-,i5'ii1Z?3' I451l .v mx ,- ' I - 1- .sa-'.L-:Iw i 4 - -I , ' 1 , l1qvg:w2,j - wg , 9 ,gy- .5 ,, L 1 . --wg A -f ' 1' I ,faire-ai'-:L-4- 1 A ww Uv-.,-n flsfl' -A 222' ' ' ft2if5ff P43 v - - 1' .- f K N . ... .viii-:fix vlliijf DAVID ALAN ROBERTS I Fought the Law fflnd the Law Wonj LINDA ELAINE ROBINSON In My Room Dramatics Club 123 G.A.A. 9, 10, ll, 125 Annual Editorial Staffg Pep Club 10, ll, 12gWl1ip- pet Tales Staff 12: Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 123 Senior Stand. CATHY ELAINE ROBERTSON Michel G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 125 Senior Stand. LUTHER ALLEN ROGERS Tlzzmder Road Drama Club 95 Choir ll, 125 Boys' Ensemble 11, 125 Stage Crew 95 Tennis 10, 11. MARCILE AGNES SCHROEDER Love Is All We Need Annual Advertising Staffg Pep Club 11, 125 Whippet Tales Typist 125 Librarian 125 Senior Stand. EDWARD ANTHONY SCI-IUMACI-IER F.F.A. 11, 125 F.F.A. Officer ll, 12. 'f. .1? - PENNY JOANN RUD.D As Long As I Live Student Council 95 Drama Club 9, 125 G.A.A. 9, 10, 115 Band 9, 105 Majorette 9, 105 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Whippet Tales Typ- ist 12g Librarian 125 Senior Stand. KATHY LOU RYLAND Tonight Student Council 9, 10, ll, 125 Drama Club 125 Cf.A.A. 9, 10, ll, 125 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Jun- ior Class Executive Committeeg Senior Stand. it Q , aff ' S-44' ,ia H- -.APN STEPHAN DUANE SEXTON Five O'clock World Reserve Football 103 Track 9, 11: Team Manager 103 Senior Stand. DAVID ALLEN SHADE Mr. Lonely Reserve Football 105 Varsity Football ll, 123 Track 11, 12. Seniors ,' 1. tr-XVI S.. ' V znvi, 1,1 1 A , A ':'. 1 V . an X 'WE' ' - 675' ' 5 Cl CARY WAYNE SEALS We've Gotta Get Out of This Place Reserve Football 105 Varsity Football ll, 12. MARY LOUISE SEXTON 5 J' fllfxx 'C 56 ' 'uf' . CHARLES ALLEN SHEALY Good Night My Love KIM CHARLES SHEPERD Mercy, MC1'Cy Biology Club 10, ll, 123 Band 9, 10, ll, 123 Percussion Ensem- ble 9, 10, ll, 123 Choir ll, 123 District Band 10, llg All Ohio Boy's Band ll, 123 Boys' Ensem- ble ll, 123 Annual Subscription Staff: Senior Class Executive Committeeg Hi-Y 10, ll, 12. RAY ALBERT SHIRA Nowhere Man Senior Standg Tennis 9, 10. ELTON EUGENE SMITH 13:-ah DAVID LEE SPANGLER Time is on My Side Dramatics Club 123 Annual Edi- torial Staffg Stage Crewg Reserve Football 9, 105 Varsity Football 11, 12: Track 9,10, 11, 12: Jun- ior Class Executive Committeeg Senior Stand. JEFFERY ALLEN SPERK Help Senior Stand. Seniors 'T M tiring' lgwrftf' ,i 1 X '59 ' x . F - 'V E 'Q W - ix tx- J , JOSEPH THOMAS SMITH Wondering Senior Stand RICK A. SMITH Hey Little Cobm Biology Club ll, 125 Band 9 10, 11, 12g Annual Subscrlptlon Staffg Tennis 9, 10, 11. gn jfx R-- 457 727-1 .fill 049' 175' xx RICHARD LEE STROUP Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Annual Sub- scription Staffg Golf 10, 11. LARRY JAMES STUDER Big Man in Town Reserve Football 9, 105 Varsity Football 11, 125 Track 10, 11, 125 Senior Stand. 58 JAMES MADISON STEPP W-N CAROL SUE STIDHAM Crystal Chandelier Buckeye Central: Class Secre- tary-Treasurer 95 Biology Club 105 F.I-I.A. 105 G.A.A. 9, 10, 115 jr. Class Executive Committeeg Pep Club 9, 10, 115 Shelby: An- nual Editorial Staff 125 Drama Club 125 Senior Stand5 Whippet Tales Staff 12. x JANE ANN TER BRAAK California Dreamin' G.A.A. 9, 10, 115 Annual Edi- torial Staffg Pep Club 10, ll, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Senior Stand5 Whippet Tales Staff 12. SUSAN JO TERMAN Lover's Prayer G.A.A. 9, 10, 115 Annual Edi- torial Staffg Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Whippet Tales Staff 125 Tri- Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Drama Club 125 Librarian 125 Senior Stand. DANNY LYNN THORNTON Help BARBARA JEAN TIFFANY Softly, I Will Leave You Drama Club 123 G.A.A. 9, 10, ll, 123 Band 9, 10, llg Choir ll, 123 Annual Advertising Staff, Pep Club 10, 11, 12g Whippet Tales 10, 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10, ll, 123 Librarian 10, 113 Junior Class Executive Committee. DUANE ROY WALP Mr. Lonely 1 Annual Advertising Staffg Rc- serve Football 9, 105 Varsity Football 11,123Trz1ck 10, 11, 12. FRED YVALTON fl4097J Seniors -e,-:ff 5' ' - ,,- G ,'7' . - a rf I, f 3 Viva? ,fa 1 yu - . ,J J. f g' J5- gh..-A' mf' DONALD RICHARD TROXELL I t's My Life Student Council 95 Annual Ad- vertising Staffg Reserve Football 9, 103 Varsity Football 11, 125 Track 9, 10. JAMES EDXVARD VIERS A Beginning for an End Reserve Football 9, 105 Varsity Football 12. D ' 4-.fa-mer.. iq. f ' .fr it .3 ' ,fmt . V J 59 wg-v 'TIS' has RONALD MARKVVOOD WEIKLE Look Through Any Window Band 9, 10, ll, 129 Senior Stand. LINDA MARIE WEILAND Band 93 Annual Subscription Staffg Senior Stand, Librarian. .gh-an Y 60 Seniors I xv-1 K. ' .F--vu-. CINDY RAE WEAVER Columbiana: Class Play 113 Pep Club 10, llg Tri-Hi-Y 11. Shel- by: G.A.A. 12g Pep Club 123 Tri-Hi-Y 123 Dramatics Club 125 Senior Stand. THOMAS RAY WEAVER just Like Me Annual Advertising Staffg Senior Standg Reserve Baseball. -as- L 71--9. JOANNE WENNING Save Your Heart for Me G.A.A. ll, 123 Glee Club 9, 105 Annual Subscription Staff: Ush- er 10, ll, 12. MELVIN LLOYD WESTCOTT I Get Around Student Council 9, 105 Annual Advertising Staff: Reserve Foot- ball 9, 105 Varsity Football ll, 123 Track 9, 10, ll, 125 junior Class Executive Committeeg Sen- ior Stand. TERESA ANN WHITACRE Downtown Student Council 11, Officer 12: Dramatics 9, 12: G.A.A. 10, 11, 125 Band 9, 10, 11, 123 Girls' Ensemble 113 Annual Subscrip- tion Staffg Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, Offi- cer 123 Girls' State: Senior Standg Homecoming Attendant. GARY KEITH WHITTINGTON Dead Man's Curve Reserve Tennis 9, 10. V nk' ty, IV? HAROLD PHILLIP WILLIAMS Thafs How Strong My Love Is Varsity Football 123 Baseball 10, 11, 12. DAMON WISE Elusive Butterfly Reserve Football 103 Varsity Football 12. Seniors arf? 11-' fe . I' A --, -.-- ,xi Y, .-, .V in ,fun , 5' 'fb-5' he HOWARD EARL WILCOX Shutdown Reserve Football 9, 105 Varsity Football 113 Golf 95 Team Man- ager 9, 10. CRAIG TAYLOR W'ILLIAMS Road Runner Team Manager 11, 12. 'X 'NJ' p Al, .Lt 'WSE f .,, , gr--if , Seniors JOYCE LYNETTE VVOLBAUGH ELVA LOUISE YATES Surfer Girl Choir 12g Folk Music Club 103 Annual Subscription Staff 123 Senior Standg Whippet Tales Staff 12. T' NICHOLAS CHARLES YOSICK It's Good News Week Reserve Football 93 Track 9, 125 Senior Stand. THOMAS JOHN YOUNG W' ,f l ! 'f'g -1 fY ani' NANCY ZEITERS Losing You Dramatics Club 121 G.A.A. llg Annual Subscription Staffg Whippet Tales Staff 12. ' s I 'Ik' ' GENE AUTRY CLARK Can't Grow Peaches on a Cherry Tree Freshman Basketballg Reserve Basketball 10, 62 Senior pictures not available: LARRY IVAYNE BELCHER, WALDO IVIL- LIAM BUSH, EUGENE HOPKINS, GARY EDWARD LEWIS. KW ind fwmen Junior Class Executive Committee Seated fleft to rightj : George Wilcox, president: Sue Plocher, secretaryg and Mike Bashorc, vice president. Second Row: Kim Randall, Elaine Kooken, Barbara Baker, Pat Miller, Pat Krupp, Kathy Jewell, and Candy Houpt. Third Row: Bob Conley, Rock Mazza, jim Burks, Greg Davis, Scott Shadrick, Dianne Fisher, and Cynthia Hall. Juniors . ff ' V l 5 1 Q l I 4 A it rv' 'T 'e ni! 'F 78.-X A X ' .ff ' ' Sue Abbott Roger Adams Judith Adkins Nancy Akers David Alexander E Beverly Amert 64 'ii -JN in ll' L- Q-r 'un , 1-4 vb Jerry Armstrong Kris Armstrong Patsy Armstrong Barbara Baker Carol Greg ,I fl, diinoll P' Barnard Brian Barrie if - 1, ww l xt' X , YN-1 Kg- 3 X, I' ff 7, Blalack Garry Boice ij norah Brown Rita Brown Nga EP 1711 I. les Lynn Burks Kay Burky 'B 'vm 51' .C Q-x 4.1 . v- .FT it i V A san Cirata David Claes S- , ,' swlyf I , Ur i , 35 F-'an 'fi ,, ugfrd ll K . Michael Bashore Sally Bertke v , 4 -. V' 3,6 rm. .. Q75 L ,- 3 '-.V jr Lmxx Shirley Boreman Candace Boyce Juniors gif v--. , -. R Karen Caskey jerry Cassizy . Yee in 4. - 1' 5 ' f , . -af A 4, . 'f ' ' qu, Y A '9Q.17h:x'J .A .I fe' -5:33 ., 3:1-fffss . ,-: '.-,L -.:,:.1.1.'Li,ig tg: ' -1-'-1+-gi:-2-Z511:-1-Ziflff Margaret Clark Charles Claytor 4 Y N I 4 eff' 1 Phillip Bigelow mf - Q M vrvff Barry Britt I 'qv' , l j , julia Browning J: - -5-in :vw t, P ,ul l iq, is if, Diana Cattey lx, '-'xi' b ri.- I-ff-w iw Q' ,f Michael Collins . U lb- ' V QQ 1' 55: W -A w it I-A y a' L- - Q . , ,- l . , 1 l 5 v 1 Bruce Richard Bistline Linda Brodzenski .1:V j I Lyle Bruce W , , yi ., - fi,-wx ' ' 1 Joe Chearnley Qi Robert Conley 65 'A A 1 V mlb ir Ronald Cooke - 1-1 james DeLong K '2 1 ' ' 'Tm Carol Finn JH. William Fogle i' 35.7-fl: .' F' in ' ' .13' ' ri' ., . - ,'11'l1 F' F- - iz . ' iz fi Gayle Garver 66 .- . ' Q, ,eggs 1 'lla , i i,l'fU.'i . Q. .A , ' S.- vzx 7, x ' .f N I ' Tu ll Connie Couch - . A xv- K 1 r '1. 'E G , n 'U ', ii 1 ix V Thomas Depler Ann Fisher :GEL .., w w .A Q . .7 ,E , its? Terry Foreman 1 .Phi . 1 xi.- ..., ., . 1 i . ,l Hn andy , '33 'N- Larry Couch Q .X Homer Dillon Q. , 'Sv QL William Cruse diff' Q, .9 k A ,Q - y J fuer xii Juniors Y wax' hh. YET' Linda Fox T f I I r I Paul Dodge f J I av L1-v 4 Alton Lee Franklin Mike Gates Aretta Gearhart james Danny Gregory D Gregory Davis Charles Easterling . 1 i 4 Dianne Fisher 2. . of X . X, , f' Ricky Frcdcricks F ' f E, ' .J Ab Ronald Gregory Paula Rick Fel ',, r Q1 A Dewey F Zi o .4?fA .J, lm RJ if . 'ii' Debra Gan 84 ln. Nancy Grifi if Guerin 'N F L L.. ' IL A-5 14' Wi' w . X Q.. in Hart , Jw . 'V ' N v9.43 be my Hohler Q. L -Q-1V ' idace Honpt , ,su ,: .iv r hy Jewell s I ffl' 'S -. ' CQ-y fp' Q- f, vrwr , V , john Guisingcr Wayne Gurney -,..,,P. I Andrew I-Iann Helen Haverfield Ins.. gf f ESQ' Robert Hoover xi Cynthia Hall w Susan Heydinger Juniors . 'sv , ..r Donald Howell Brenda Hubbard l w D . -Hn Marlene johnson Rickey Johnston Linda Huebner ., it iz:- ,'5 'n-.,,...t , -YN Q-1-,Y J' 1 h'. ij. -f 1 'af ' 'al-Wk-1' Sandy Lee Jones iw A ' Us ' imap ,mm ,, !,g!gggSm 3 i -zimuif ,awww ,N aaa . -mm. Q la EMM may 1 - 5 4 42 Q 'L 'Y Q, Q, Tv 'ts 4 'WN wr--4 Ron Hall David Michael Harrah -S' ' - rfb, an-en' Ronnie P. Hobbs Stanley Hoffman V ii E l 1.: 'I 4' QQ 1 r A Q j K Y :Hr ix : f ' + r 1.3 . 'A' 1 Laurens Hopkins Della Horn 1,- 4. 'Aw X ..,,- Nancy Hursh Kathryn jackson 1 I ' 'o rf nsga , M -5 , ,Q SA ' 1- V'-Er' N -I , ,,,,,, . E57 Y . .F I 1 Bernard Kaufmann Ronald Kaufmann 67 Gregory Keck ,sm Barbara Kopec ,V fi ' -' Q 9-me ww Daniel Leffel 1l2': v Linda Lux if-, 15, E W iw' James McKinney 68 Norma Keefer F ' - . 'W G i . V ltliiii f W H A -Y -1 Helen Kreinbrink o :- tl y Q QL Raymond Lenczowski 3.14: A-: T :- Q ,YE -2:-f.,, y ' T David Lybarger 1 'iw ff G32 gf, 4, V C' J ,f ,J jerry Keiser Patricia Krupp N 1 if ,in-vi L Bruce Kennedy ff 'fi' Robert Laffcrty Juniors wifi ' Mike Lybarger M a i y 1:1 ff uve 1, Thomas McPherson Hans Maertins . ff- Nifx YL H ' I' Bin Lykins Q-...vm Steve Maier N51 ?' WTT7- x., X Deborah Kollmcicr Elaine KOOI M ai M iw- Q-, 'CZ Larry Lawrence janet Lewis .IJ ir, ,bv Richard Lysmger i ' .' Claudia May Steven Leaw- Jcan Levi. L1nd McKen I Rocco Ma- 'Aim' is V ,V 21 x..- iff.. 'Iv ' r ,W-ri ' we L Q ohne Melick David Mess arg-lr 43, fight Moore Dan Morris 9T '7 -in Q51 rry Ncthers i r sa - A A, L' v old Parsons Il-Ll,.' I R- A' r 'fi' 0 .. 4 F rg' 'f Lk .,. Stephanie Olewiler 7. 5 , V 'tl l 'gr Nfl' 4 3h Michael Metzger Patricia Miller Y T i:'?','T Ti' I 7' ' ' 3-'QQ V ., .'f'i ' , or 1 P it lar o P ll M r 'J D .T - ' - , A 'Y ' ' --' K W' '- -V l A 1 ri . ll J 1 vt P ' ' I Q- ' Q Robert Mott Kurt Mueller Juniors 'li 'QA Q.. in J' -5- A Kathy Mohler Bill Montgomery i - pf -.- CM i? , 'UP -v Diane Mundey Greg Nelson fy? 9 'Sf in-pf yqvfz. Lynn Parks Richard Parrish S.. 1 -Y Nancy Parsons Susan Patterson Stephanie Payne Mary Perry 'l!'f ? Gary Phelps T1 if +e Pitney Susan Plocher Janice Polachek Marjorie Pontious Paul Precht Don Putnam 69 t le , Z y A -in l W li , y . if l r , Mikel Ramey Q is ' SL. 3:-,- ,Q Roger Ritchie Luella Russell ,A xh, . .J ,N 4 .. . ' s A 'X 1' 4 r W W ,. z. 'f' If Q' 49l.1 f A S' .' 'v iq i .211 V, .il , rr -- .4 5, Q-gg I 1 1 Robert Ramsey Kim Randall john Reynolds Shirley Reynolds Thomas Roberson R if 'ii ' Sze . ,LN ggkkk 1 I Ronald Russell 'fu jaquelyn Schull Lawrence Sheridan 70 ,IBEW KT 1r Mary Beth Schumacher U John Shira -q:.:+ . vi .1... Mary Roberts Peggy Roberts f V-ure-'Y Juniors In ' ., Q y L1 sm' N m ' , r tx Susan Sergent Thomas Shadel .5 Nw.-v - I, Dorothy Shock Shirley Sifferlen L' Paul Rogers 'Q A. Steven Ridd ? . f L V Q13 AQ' Tom Ruckrr Yolanda Saenz xv Scott Shadrick y 1 R 4, Baldomero Silva -'vu 'Ah -Q Karol Schlarn 1111 fi! 9' , trans Linda Sha -gt 4- Lyaia sl 9' I' I' qx -L' I Smith Beverly Sowers 11+ lt'-'rx Stnuffcr Mary Stock ,.,.- sua? ,,-., Sutter Connie Swnnger lv , j T .ze 1 Ax- - r lv- , L if - -Ni 1- ww. ww.. Till is-f vid Viers Q'T?f 'hr' Dolores Tomic F' Daniel lvalter WTF i -. . .1 James Sprague Gregory Spring tx Nancy Stonerock Pamela Stough Juniors an sf l .Q if' iw, Terry Starkey ,gb x. joycelyn Strauch . lL ,r , En , 'i 'Q I Q? . .. 3.9 A il W C92 211 'swithfs-'QQJ Lena Tell .S-'ll i ilk--Jqqklwwi ' 7 ,' -f 'M ,. Y vs, -'li uf Q ' .L ' 94-0 5 ' A --rv J '. 'TN' J 'K 7 ,- 4, ,g - f Harvey Truxler Rodney Troxell Steve Van Devort .. , -.L , i ' Q 1 ' 1... U' f 1' 3 il Steve Watkins Donald Weaver Gerald Weaver if 11 -x 'QB' Pamela Starr 'H.?:vH Fred Studer Z- .5 1 l 3 my, John Terry V 'W Brenda Viars AX Linda Weaver 7'l Mark Weber Wendy Weber Carolyn Will 72 Juniors Vickie Wentz wv Kenneth Mfcst v-:iv -, ru' ,f 1' if-T-l'1 vgvx r Aslatkfllf 'E I Vickie Wheatcrafr George Wiln '59 P A Judy Will Dwane Williams Vickie Wilson Terry lvingart Ellen Wisl .7 ' ICN JUY , M 2 ., if , Q? -- ' ' J 1 , E F Ep. iw Nw' ,lil Roger Wright Sharon Wuthrich Mary Anne Zchner 6' ophomore Class Ufficers Left to right: President, jim MCCOTH1iCkQ vice president, Denny Burkettg and secretary, Lois Merkle. 'H ' f A -0.- 'lfrl' Q41 lt' 4-7 It Y 4 .. Q ophomores . 45 r Q1 , V , its ' '. , 'Q ,P . was A Q.. 4, W 'Ev' Q wi ?'l.. .5 ' . ity? ' --f - -, A 4 ,Y ' Q I Q . ny Adams David Adkins Diana Adkins Robert Adkins Bob Alfrey George Allen fa o are i w A A 1 ' fi A 1 L59 v , f.. 4. 12 . e k 1 A ff - Q, f ' ' ' ' V, V 1, - it, - Ahlj M gh. 1, , : ,, L, X' A A 1-L l A. A ary Amert Sharon Amert Virginia Arcudi Ruth Argo julie Armbruster Ina Armstrong 73 , ml 1 L ji N, ' 4, Gary Bailey - X Richard Barker Il-w.4 ' -..Q 1. . ,af- A William Beinbrech x .4 1 2 V, L ?f 4 , tv 11.1 john Bloom I ,, . 4 .X :JI qu. Q-1 -f' V Elizabeth Brown 74 V an I '4,f.' us,, R1 Q,-ff! ' ' John Baker Marilyn Baker Mary Baldridge 'gig ' art' Q37 julian Barnard Carla Barnett Linda Barnhart Fi- 1 C- ophomores john Bierma 1l3 ' 4 7 V qi' -I V, A xg w F, - 'kgs ' . 41. . . y egg, M71 b , M I. ' 1 '-' gin. . fb B 'I Cathy Bogard Kenneth Bolay Richard Bond Cheryl Barber Pamela .ily 1. - vb' xr L C Rodney Barre Janice Beechi A.. v::' s.f Sam Billotte Linda Blail Q 1' john Boor Mfinfred Bog l f L.. ' ' A ' f t' 'ntl ' : 1, , fd-1? B B 'H 1- ' ,,.-4.4 ' Q 'Q A- 4, I I nlawi W ,I ,ff 4... rv' A l I -i , l - - -'L . ti i 5 I 'H 5 r V,-N Q B t. 4 i ' l Patricia Brown Brad Burdge Dennis Burkett Cindy Burky Connie Burrc . . -v--w 'cd Byers 1 'R 4, y x'--'gr 'Yr :eph Clady IR-wi, I f-t rs, gf , L and Coover 'ir' ially Cox T A I -, , f. ,f ffl e Daugherty ya Qi W - in Susan Campbell if ,sax Diane Clark I .4.-.T '..-...X . J J 4., ,,, ,. .- '- ' ii Carl Copeland .45 f' x s , .knlw Nancy Cramer jeff Davis fl' ,' arf - l 95,01 , Ronnie Carter I V 1 .4--I 'Qt 7' N, V William Clark 1571- Virginia Cattey I i - ' i ' , ' 've ' N .- -L-af, I Sf! Gregory Cole ophomores 577 . X Rae Ann Crawford Ci ,Qi H f . I Orva Dawson 'Xu f' 1. , ' , I. ,-N UN 51 'nl-3 Sandy Crose C1691 A B pn?-'w Lf QW. C' A 1' Douglas Day L Lacrecia Christy .N-r Frederick Cooke he fe l 1 . 'ii-' 2 K V. Q v Bruce Copley , 1 Tom Curren Robert DeHoyas K+ I ' 'HH Quinlan 1 1 1 :mem Judy Clabaugh , ' J Dennis Cooper .ll Barbara Corbin 1 ,Axe :.,ri ' rf 7' Amold Damron fa-,fe , , , 'g g ,. 7v -. Q. 1' , Cv 9'-,J lf Es 'MF ,J joseph DeVito 75 l.4f W Trudi Freese Charlene Friebel -., Carolyn Douglas N-ff' . AQ' Dianne Faulkner 'wg-..-qrwf Suzanne Downs Joyce Finnegan Q. ,7 'fini he' . i v , xg? -5 in Stephen Gates .fd -is E , I x 1. Nikki Gregory 76 Armin Giese Becky Griffeth L . 59 1 ,ig I .r. M- - . l ,V 1-...- rf if WJ' David Dunathan 5 lY'q'V Elaine Fisher Ns. .J I i. p 1 1: l A' Q. Qt w f - i 1 'E lx .. V , I ., If- sigma .-,.. ,.v1.,,-N ,, -L. f.-','.-'..'1.f. -- Rhonda Edwards Pamela Ernsberger J X U,-. nz, ' Richard Fisher ophomores Yie- Kathleen Gicsige -x, ng Ni.: Paul Hamilton fi , f , Vg. cs fr' f f, K f 7 N ,- X xy V Vicki Gorsuch ,V Kia, W . .4 , 57 E F A f I Wi 1' Paul Hamman Terry Eva I1 ,S X, ,A Sharon Fought Rosemary Frang ' A gi? HJ 9 , 'QV' Q, V 'xx . x . , MA Jil I' fr Mark Fry Roger Furl , .- 51 uf tv! ' 1 ls A Francis Goukcr Rita lx, , 'M' Y i Philip Hamman Sharon Sf' T217 Q. Y f-1 Ve ,i CN' ' .4 l 'gn-pf I ta Hampton Sally Hanno Francis Hartge jeff Hatch Connie 1-Iaverfield Thomas Hawk N 9 ,aa n,A fir' ' Sue Hummel jacquelyn Hemmcrly Todd Henning Charlotte Henson Mike Howell t HV fVq,J kr f an M fr :ell Hunter Deborah Ingram 'ff-rs Ln ,Q wg-V-, Jennings Connie johnson ,,, or KM ophomores x I n 3- ' . ' - I f K - 5 by A :fella ' D is l Stanley Ingram Greg jenney n,-x in 'Q Roxann johnson Richard Karr Kenneth Kaul Gary Kegley 4' ii? it ob Kehoe David Keinath Karen Kenton Deborah Kidwell Daniel Kinsey Virginia Kirkpatrick 77 - f' A 1 '6 fx ... 'lr 1 M - . 1 if V Howard Knapp .94 Judy Laubie .arf Gary Loveless A Patrick Lybarger sz V ' -Q Richard McDill 78 Sherry Kocher r H x, 9' f 4, K ...f Gary Kooken ins 'ai' Dennis Kurtzmun Jean Landis ' 1 f 345154 james Lau ua, y N i -ef W ei: ' zzz- X 'H .- H XXX I I .. Michael Leclair Donald Limpach Susan Livingston Gary Love Sandra Lovel e- ' ws A 0' .xi ' iw '- - ,, L . il- ophomores T 5 J L FT' - . , L .ggi WS-v ' 1 xv- , 5115311 LOWIl'1i11Cl' David Lutz Donna Lybar X - . Q' 1 :fi L ki Tux' L 'J 5 -N ., .,,. ,uf N , V- ,V - F' 4 H A' jf' Rebecca Lybarger Susan Lybarger David McMeckcn james McCormick Diana MCG , ' . . - ' M ' X 1' U. , V '-' 42- fr ki' - 7 N N' l. A lx Lili- : ni,-31,1 wx lx 'Una I Y lux - 's il ,,! X ' ' A ' -1:-rg ' A Karen McFarland Michael McKinney Wilard McKinney BLl1'b211'2l McLaughlin Roger Ma , . 3,1 GJ' ,J u.4. 'bert Mackey ' X. L' ., i qi?-K. .f nrlcs Miller f F1 - PY- qv A 'ITT' x.- L v H! mas Moore Nazor E391 5 6' rl -V-J X, 'V Q vis Palmer - Sr' xt Q., ll., , -Q-,G Q Pete Martin Marquita Mellick . ,A .4-.-fr Gloria Miller Joe Miller Paula Morrow an lt. i '-'ff Y-'TVX -y mn James Needs Lloyd Noland 1 Ti, -xc' iv , 'Cir I --. f Danny Parrigan Karen Paulo Lois Merkle if 'X W 1 ' 1 6. J? if Thomas Miller ophomores .. 5f! Harold Metzger HET77' Debbie Mitchell 32 L. R 1' Richard Mott ,.-vii Y Ronnie Oertle Michael Oesch f P ,- Zi VP Phi P Vh 'iAV 1 I I xi W I I - , , :- li , 1' wil ' , i'.1', f x ' iff ' E' is I mu, X A ' i - ' 'Q -4 9 ik-- , i X Y- in! x...i- 1' fi' , J David Payne Edwin Payne Terrill Miles e1 w!f 1'-if Y, 1 Silas Montgomery N d ui if , mgqfjg I f W' FM., E M Bryan Mowry Ci Walter Owens snag' .1 f David Peiffer 79 jennie Petersen ini Leonard Pitsch As.,- i v' .gi LJ -N I .. kg James Purdy E- -. ge-as Carole Reynolds jeanne Russell 80 Ronald Petersen Willard Pollock Q Daniel Rabold 923. X x A, an A 1 .z,,2? his , M.. A Douglas Rinehart 9. 'CIS janet Petty t5 X J '- sg ,fy if 'N Bernard Porter Frank Phillips 'Aki LJ .Nr Darrel Porter ophomores Ronald Risner . -x 49 W a..- l iv-'Jr 'zr , V1 ' 11 Sherry Sampsel Mike Schmalhurst We ' .- fig ,j Q. .' Q I ' -A- rf 9 x x,.v jim Rivers A 1 FY' nm. ' U I Q E Q. .- A I Joseph Schroder s, if x Paul Picking Qs.. V F I -A Gary Predmore I, - A Don al '-91 'T' T Myrna P . 4-tw 1 Debbie Rabold Kathleen ,R Ann Roasbcrry 3 f 1 . , 4 5 ' : 'fl' X ' f .1 1 -F ,,, ,LM , :J N aw 'QI' Nancy Schull Melinda Kathryn N IEK, K' I n Scott fi l,,4 9 t -., ' lf- 'N-rgga Sifferlen Paula Sergent , SNK. xr r' ip, A if ' ' 'rf' .N ,QQ I Robert Sites Steele Ng-,X '.., gory Straw I IA-3 5? V 1. lrt Swoggcr Sandra Stevens Q. Roger Stroup Qu? ' D Doug Talbott Leslie Sexton V -' S F S ks. . 1' 'V 'Z if ,N 'W .tm 1 Cathy Slone Donald Shaffer A., WK , 1? '2 yr' , lvl' 1 , -x 'I Tom Smith ophomores james Studer l 1 v . ty LL.. S t f l Robert Thomas , Ciigxy 4 .NS ' A A Z. S-u-, f'1,f .1 ' o Gwen Sharpless fit .X N ch Frances Snyder ly I s..,.y. .' of ,I Rodney Stober H, 4 Marvin Shepherd Q! ff Joyce Sowers Q- f -1' Becky Stough - 'J' 'ff- k oi S. gf K . rj i A 4-' 'i 4 Valli , b I 'A ,H -- f -Q . J ' ' V wrt lf 1 P gy 'A fi ' QF 4' 'A Y, v if x X 'n . Mark Stucler Joyce Summers Robert Swisher ' .. '.,, N, vc- r , 'Q7.,-,wil 1- S ' ai L Charles Thorton Lynn Till Barbara Timson 81 ggi -,sv '-R, Danny Traxler W6 Sharon Viars F- - 4' .. . l ll Ar-xgizll 25 Lf .QR Bonnie Whitney R., x-REV' 1 Eddy Traxler 1? I X ,f .-Q x., N Via 1 Charles Viers Beth Wildman ophomores 1, :vw I xxfv, , . x he ' ALF Q lrVarren Turner john Twiss -rw ' gl ' 1 J V 'ye , 1 'vigrx xi ff 4 A David Walter A ff. 5 .fe , - wp-- Q A . . T,:' ,m wr Q., , I james Williams Charles Weaver ,. w .fr .114 vu' VW - s.. A? -a David Utz 4: Franz my -I wr-f 'xr 'fav -Q, Beverly Webb Carla . X N Lv V Paula Williams Shirley WVinkelman Dan Y xy I -.. F Q E lv ' - V V .. . K . . , -.-V L' ii ' ' L i LQ' V -.nv x -A A' R 'Kr - W,- '- .I . I Sue Wolford David Wooddell Gloria Hforthington Steve Wray Edna Wright Teresa Wri ' Y -'ka r . , ' sa , 3, . ' i L W Y r r r f , ' l .- 1. wm- V Y uw K ,if 1 ' sv!-N V -ff af ITV, aa, ' 1 sw, I .... : x ' : ? - , -Q.. 4 , 46' --,. S Q' D' A A iw. . W, Xl V i , ' i Sf. ,Y . N73 4 ' M 1 X ' , . X 4 - Tracy Mfrightsman Barbara York Donna Young Greg Young Richard Young 82 eclal Class K !' Stese Baldrxdge Frank Barker 3 135' snr' W A. V3.9 Dlana Cram B1 uce Carpenter John Easterlmg IT?- 'mi ilu. gg., rthux Karl james McConaha Theresa McConaha Tom Mlller ff fm W'-r x fig Rlchard Blrd EIIZH Brown Dxane Hoskms 't'g. Y' Robert Preston 'L- in-gli Kevm Yarman 83 In Memory GEORGE HANNAFUS March 24, 1901 February 16, 1966 George Hannafus was known to the many stu- dents Who had attended grade school at Central Elementary. Mr. I-Iannafus, who had been a cus- todian for 15 years, died While at Work in February of this year. He will be remembered as a friendly person who took an interest in the school and in the students. 1 1: O fx f . K -, K is-,J Kit? il wi Qti itie L5 4 Y r Q Zi J YE ' V 5' + Q' . . f ..- 2 Front Row Qleft to rightj : Mary Margaret Kleman, Debbie Johnston, David Mehall, Terry Whitacre, Veronica Biglin, Vicki Smith, Cheryl Blalack, Debbie Ingram, and Nancy Hoak. Second Row: Kathy Ryland, Susan Plocher, Kathy Bogard, Susan Downs, Nancy Cox, Dianne Fisher, Janice Beeching, SL. x it Gloria Miller, Lois Mcrkle, and Sally Hanno. Third Row: joji fGeorgej Abc, Carl Medley, joel Hunter, Mike Bashore, Dennis Burkett, Lyle Bruce, joe Pitney, and Dan Leffcl. Fourth Row: Franz Vail, David Lutz, George Wilcox, jack Foreman, Jim McCormick, and Rod Troxell. Student Council The Student Council, an organization with many responsibilities, supervised the homecom- ing activities, supervised the greeting of visitors at the open house held for the new building, accepted flags from organizations of the com- munity for each classroom, and took charge of leading the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. The group also sponsors the annual Recogni- 86 tion Day program. Making up the membership of the council are representatives of each first-period room and the class officers. President this year was David Mehall. Vikki Smith was vice president, Terry Whitacre sec- retary and Veronica Biglin treasurer. Mr. Wendland is the faculty advisor. . li . ,J 2. 1? .gg ut-'T -: r Seated Qlcft to rightj: Terry Whitacre and Nancy Hoak. Standing: Mary Kleman, Sara Kennedy, Nancy Cox, and Karen Lafferty, Buckeye Girls' State During her eight-day stay at Capital Univer- sity, Nancy Hoak was elected auditor of Hobart City. As watchdog of her city's treasury, Nancy worked constantly to keep Hobart in the black. Nancy Cox of Taft City and Sara Kennedy of 'ABurwell City were both elected to the Sen- ate. After many heated sessions and filibusters, Nancy and Sara helped to pass legislation abol- ishing capital punishment, establishing voca- tional schools, and even hiring a handsome male lifeguard for a water fountain. As a member of the state board of education, Mary Margaret Kleman administered standard- ized tests to l,256 Girls Staters and learned much about the Ohio educational system. Karen Lafferty spent her busy week executing her duties as a commissioner of jones County, establishing a home for the aged and voting county appropriations. Serving on the Coit City Board of Educa- tion, Terry Whitacre helped establish a budget and hire the teachers in her city's schools. The active week was highlighted by a bus tour of Columbus, speeches by many noted polit- ical figures, and a talent show. All six Staters were successful in their cam- paigning and were elected to their offices. The girls all agreed that the 1965 session of Buckeye Girls' State was a valuable lesson in both social and governmental problems. Left to rlght: Dave Boor, Dave Pfahler, Todd McKinney, and Carl Medley Buckeye Boys' State Todd McKinney, Carl Medley, Dave Pfahler, and Dave Boor were selected to represent Shelby as delegates to the 1965 Buckeye Boys' State. The program was held from june 9-18 at Ohio University in Athens. These boys were chosen on the basis of scholarship, honesty, leadership, and an active interest in government. Todd ran for the office of senator and was elected. Dave Boor was elected to the House of Representatives. Carl Medley ran for the Court of Appeals, but was defeated. He ac- cepted a post on the State Board of Mental Hy- giene. Dave Pfahler was elected as city auditor. Our four representatives were among the 1,331 who attended this year. Upon returning the boys spoke to their respective sponsoring groups. The experience they received was extremely rewarding, and each boy has many memories that he will never forget. T sa I is tt, i l Left to right: Tim Ensman, Mike LeVan, and Pat Heydinger. peration Youth Democracy in action for teen-age youth was the theme of the 1965 Operation Youth held on the campus of Xavier University in Cincinnati, Ohio from June 12 to june 19. Selected to at- tend from Shelby High School were Tim Ens- man, Pat Heydingcr, and Mike LeVan. Experts in government, law, history, econom- ics, human relations, politics, and in other fields addressed the group. Roger Staubach, all-Ameri- can from the Naval Academy and former par- ticipant in Operation Youth, also addressed the group. Included in the week-long activities were intra- mural athletics, trips to various industries, busi- nesses, newspapers, and hospitals, and a meeting of the Cincinnati City Council. The three Shelby High School delegates were members of the Liberator Party which swept all but one out of the offices in the O. Y. elections. Over 100 boys from five states attended the session. Librarians Front Row flcft to rightj: Rosemary Frangella, Penny Kl1CC,L0iS MCYKIC. 211111 Sillldy A11011- Rudd, Susan Tcrman, Linda Bertke, Pam Albert, Judy Third Row: Julia Barnard, Diana Carver, Cindy l-lorner, Haun, Linda Chew, Sharon Reese, and Donna Fought. Penny Hcitzman, Nancy Cox, Linda Xveilancl, Suzanne Second Row: Sally Price, Loretta Hawk, Theresa Brcyman, Downs, and Carol May. Connie Jones, Marcile Schroeder, Susie Heydinger, Myrna Ushers '7 Front Row fleft to rightj: Miss Strauch, Karen Caskey, Second Row: janet Cline, Joanne Xklcnning, Judy Marshall, julie Browning, Susan Sargent, Linda Fox, and Carol May. Betty Baker, and Susan I-Ieydinger. '15QIP Office Secretaries CJ C2 ab E Ilont Row flcft to ughtj: Cindy Horner, Tcrril Miles, and Sandy Duff. Second Ron Cilhy Bognrd and Diane Bland. Thud Row lvxlhy Flcvcnger. Attendance Secretaries -yo YJ C17 ,j,auu.,,4 9. in-.fn if Left to right: .Indy Adkins, Marie Kcinath, Terry iVhitacre and Sandy Pry. Not present for thc picture was Mary Beth Schumacher. 91 69 Seated fleft to rightj : Mrs. Allard Qadvisorj , Elaine Kooken, Debbie Johnston, Penny Heitzman, Terry Whit- acre, Cindy Horner, Nancy Parsons, and Penny Griffeth. Front Row: Susan Reed, Susan Purdy, Sandy Pry, Sandy Allen, Karen Kenton, Pam Barber, Susan Sergent, Peggy Hamilton, Stephanie Payne, Barbara Tiffany, Carol May, and Sue Miley. Second Row: Sally Price, Cindy Weaver, Ann Kemp, Char- lotte Kenney, jane ter Braak, Linda Robinson, Susan Ter- man, Mary Lee Hannafus, Sara Bliss, and Loretta Hawk. Third Row: Mary Ann Stock, Debbie Ingram, Barb Cor- bin, Sherry Kocher, Connie Swanger, Carolyn Mundey, Debbie Till, jackie Schull, Joycelyn Strauch, Terry Win- gart, Susan Graves, and Pam Albert. Fourth Row: Marjorie Pontious, Shirley Sifferlin, Sue WVolford, Sharon Fought, Pamela Ernsberger, Cathy Reed, Carla Barnett, Carol Reynolds, Vicki Gorsuch, Rita Graves, Sally Cox, and Pat Miller. ri-Hi- Y Club To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and com- munity high standards of Christian character. This is the purpose of this truly worthwhile organization that is in its eleventh year at Shelby. Its activities include supporting an overseas orphan, bake sales, spaghetti supper, and sharing with the Hi-Y the sponsorship of the snowball. The largest in She1by's history, the present Tri-Hi-Y has over ninety members. Back this year as advisor is Mrs. Allard. T ri-Hi- Y 0 MQ Front Row Qleft to rightj : Susan Lybarger, Kathy jackson, Sue Abbot, Candy Boyce, Pat Krupp, Nancy Hursh, Linda Heubncr, Roxann johnson, Sharon Hamons, Lacrecia Christy, Gwen Sharp- less, and Linda Barnhart. Second Row: Vicki Wentz, Carolyn Will, Judy Will, Vicki Smith, jackie Hemmerly, Debbie Kidwcll, Paula Morrow, Cathy Bogard, Jean Russel, Becky Griffeth, and Paula Williams. Third Row: Sherri Sampsel, Susic Campbell, Myrna Pry, Barb Timson, Susie Plocker, Ann Roaseberry, Bonnie Whitney, Sally Hanno, Susie Lowmiller, Donna Lybarger, jean Landis, and Joyce Sowers. vo 6 news i !17!'I4Hll Assocunon Front Row Qleft to rightj: Todd Henning, Kim Randall, john Guisinger, Tom Depler, Kim Shepherd, Dave Fensch, Greg Keck, George Abe, Tim Crum, and Mr. Harry ter Braak fadvisorj. Second Row: Mr. james N. Shepherd fadvisorj , john Reyn- olds, Steve Van Dervort, Greg Davis, Scott Shadrick, John Terry, Mike Schmalhurst, jim Purdy, Bob Kehoe, Doug Talbot, Dave Payne, and Charles Easterling. Third Row: Dave Claes, john Hart, Bob Sites, Chris Pal- mer, Dave Wooddell, Armin Gicse, Steve Daugherty, Roger Stroup, and Jay Gilmer. Hi-Y Club To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high stand- ards of Christian character, is the motto of the Hi-Y, now in its twelfth year in Shelby. Throughout the year, the I-li-Y works on projects to carry out this goal. At their meetings, the members listen to speakers and hold panel discussions on topics of interest. Every year, the I-Ii-Y sells pecans and helps with the United Fund campaign. The Hi-Y also co-sponsors the annual Snowball. The club meets twice a month and occasion- ally has a combined meeting with the Tri-Hi-Y Club. 94 HI-Y CLUB OFFICERS President ,..,.....,,.................,,,l.....,......,. Dave Fensch Vice President ...... ...... K im Shepherd Secretary ..........,. ...t...., T om Depler Treasurer ..... .,.... J ohn Guisinger Chaplain ,,..... .,................... G reg Keck Advisors ...,, ........,......... H arry ter Braak and James N. Shepherd First Row fleft to rightj: Mr. Garvin Cadvisorj, Vicki Rinehart, Claudia Lumadue, Susan Miley, Mary Lee Han- nafus, Susan Terman, jane ter Braak, Nancy Hoak, julia Barnard, Mary Schumacher, Stephanie Payne, and Shirley Sifferlin. Second Row: Larry Arnold, Linda Robinson, Pam Morse, Sara Kennedy, Sherry Amato, Diane Fisher, Sharon Wuth- aff? rich, Linda Brodzenski, Pat Miller, Susan Cirata, and Greg Davis. Third Row: Bill jewell, Ronald Foltz, Pat Heydinger, Rod Kiser, Mike LeVan, Steve Lake, Tim Crum, John Felton, and Greg Keck. Not present when picture was taken were Pam Burdge and Susan Pollock. Whippet Tales Whippet Tales provided an activity for mem- bers of the junior class as Well as laboratory work for students in the journalism class. Serving on the editorial board were Julie Barnard, John Felton, Pat Miller, Mary Beth Schumacher and Steve Van Dervort. Sharon Wuthrich was business manager and Terry Byers Seated: julie Barnard and John Felton. Standing: Mary Beth Schumacher and Steve Van Dervort. Inset: Pat Miller. photographer. Publication of the school newspaper was fi- nanced by sales and with profits from the con- cession stand at home basketball games. The staff also sponsored two dances. Scarlet S Advertising Staff r l 1 P 4 l ' l I Front Row Qleft to rightj: Sandi DeSalvo, Linda Bertke, Sharon Alt, Brenda Laubie, Barbara Tiffinayj Sally Price, Penny Rudd, Peggy Hamilton, Marie Keinath, Theresa Tom Weaver, and Jack Foreman. Breyman, Marcile Schroder, Cathy Clevenger, and Judy Back Row: Ted Cline, Rick Potts, Al Frnngella, Don Trox- Haun. ell, Mel lvescott, :md Greg Perry. Second Row: Joji Abe, Duane Walp, Penny Heitzman, Scarlet S Subscription Staff Front Row fleft to rightj: Pam Albert, Sharon Reese, Carolyn King, Louise Yates, Ann Kempf, Terry VVhitacre, Debbie Clawson, and Edie Maertins. Second Row: Cindy Horner, Dyanna Carver, Janice Elstun Tharon Hobbs, Diane Bland, Loretta Hawk, Candy Jeffers Linda Amert, Marilyn Kreitemeyer, and Mary Godby. 96 1 Third Row: Carol May, Diana Rabold, Janet Fackler, Betty Baker, Linda lveiland, Joanne Wenning, Sandy Allen, Myrna Knee, Sue Purdy, and Susie Graves. Fourth Row: Carl Medley, Duane Hzirtge, Dave Fenscli, Rich Stroup, Bill Armstrong, Rick Smith, Kim Shepherd, and Ray Coy. Scarlet S Editorial taff Front Row fleft Lo righlj: Ginny Milliron, Vicki Rine- hart, Mary Lee Hannafus, Claudia Lumadue, Susan Miley, jane ter Braak, Susan Tcrman, Nancy Hoak, and Donna Fought. Second Row: Hugh Pittcnger, Mary Klcman, Dyanna Gar- ver, Linda Robinson, Pam Morse, Sara Kennedy, Pat Keller, Sherry Amato, and john Felton. Third Row: Larry Arnold, Bill jewell, Ron Foltz, Pat Heydinger, Rod Kiser, Dave Spangler, Mike LcVan, Steve Lake, and Tim Crum. Not pictured are Pam Burdge and Susan Pollock. Publications T ypists ll: mlunm, f. lllllilll. I-Alum ,i SI UWT Il - -,Q . . ,. L. .f 1 Scaled fleft to rightj: Sharon Kollar, Ann Kemp, Pam Albert, and Barb Tiffany. Standing: Edie Maertins, Candy Jeffers and Linda Amert. Front Row Qleft to rightj: Mr. Shank fadvisorl, Marty Mark Fry, Terry Foreman, Bill Montgomery, and Rick Mitchell, Roy Barber, Bruce Bistline, Ron Cooke, Dave Felty. Alexander. Third Row: Fred Cooke, Tom Shadel, Greg Cole, Dan Second Row: Charles Miller, Orva Dawson, Bill Lykins, Knisely, Mike Oesch, and Ron Gregory. F. F.A. The Future Farmers of America, organized at Shelby High School in 1951 for boys interested in a career in agriculture, is one of the busiest clubs at the high school. During the year the members have an opportunity to participate in varied activities such as the parliamentary procedure contest, the F.F.A. camp, the Ohio State F.F.A. Convention, the district and state judging contests, projects on the scl1oo1's 55-acre farm, and many other activities. In addition to regular class hours, much time is spent by the boys after school and on Saturdays working their land. 1.11 4 si , y. , X Ei, A i , I if xfg N 1 1 'I 1 EK Ag E1 .4 1 ga 7 3 A f is Vw Q iq, 22 43 I- ,fu .5,, fa: .S Al 11 5 2 iff'-J ' ,ffzzasm -ls, Z Z . ' 1 5 Q A A Y , , - V J , - V ,.. , mf - ,Y,-,,,-.,,l.... .5 V :L......... . . L . L L -- -.-1 ' ' -of-M . -'rf - .2 x----www-A,-Q ,3,,.,... -xv, - e.......1.: f:g..,. t: .: 4, ---A , 50, ,Q eg J.-.LF L V OT, ,A ,K 5 it-H Y L , ,V fu , A, . V V lx , f . , 'i4g,QQ- -g.e.,.,i-- L..--:-,-...L-T-1-f ff 1-5 ww I- , 25, .if-.-vgmmla-uf. nr U.-5 - - .. N 1 1 3,-,,. ,- ,M ' L Concert Choir Front Row fleft to rightj : Donna McClain, Sandy Loveland, Margaret Clark, Helen Haverfield, Stephanie Payne, Rae Ann Crawford, Louise Yates, Linda Freese, Cathy Hunter, Ann Kemp, Janet Petty, Sue Miley, Barb Tiffany, Jennie Petersen, Claudia Lumadue, Sandra Eberhard, Trudi Freese, and Diane Clark. Second Row: Lynn Parks, Charlotte Kenney, Debbie Clawson, Linda Fox, Cathy Bogard, Barb Eicher, Nancy Griffeth, Mary Champion, Gloria 'Worthington, Linda Heubner, Luella Russel, Kay Burky, Terril Miles, Sue Alt, Gwen Sharpless, Terry Whitacre, Becky Griffeth, Nancy Hoak, and Connie Haverfield. Third Row: Lois Merkle, Betty Jennings, Linda Brodzenski, Sharon Alt, Helen Kreinbrink, Joe Hunter, Greg Straw, Kim Shepherd, Steve Lake, Ron Foltz, Toru Depler, Rich Carner, Carl Medley, Suzanne Downs, Sue Purdy, Mary Ann Zehner, Bea Johnson, Ida Champion, Cindy McBride, and Joyce Sowers. Fourth Row: Luther Rogers, Forrest Haverfield, Dave McMeeken, Jim Laubie, Tom Guerin, Jim Purdy, Dave Lingenfelter, John Mcliellogg, Pat Heydinger, Bob Kehoe, Bob Lafferty, Tim Crum, Allan Galloway, Mike Armstrong, Dave Boor, Bill Clark, and Doug Day. Girls ' Ensemble fi v V v ,,. A? 5 'fr T iffifi . in til: lil -f ,Ii Fit, , - . , ' .3 't 73, A .e an il? ,S H1 'J 'fl .ME- i 1 .- git.. tiff-l.'.' . .- fr we- gr, , 4 5, sflgi sg? F Q fl e T gf' ' ' e' ' 2 t 5 I ' -v . Front Row fleft to rightj: Lena Tcll, Jeanne Russell, Second Row: Marilyn Baker, Pat Allen, Marquita Mellick, Deborah Brown, Claudia May, Marlene Johnson, and Terry Patsy Armstrong, Cathy Sloan, Ina Armstrong, and Lydia Evans. Q Silva. The Concert Choir is the main choral per- formance group at the school. This year's mem- bership was comprised of seventy-five sopho- mores, juniors and seniors. The group, recently re-organized, is fast becoming one of the finer choral groups in the area. Entrance is by audi- tion with the director. The purpose of the organization is to acquaint the student, through performance, with various types of musical ex- periences he might not otherwise have. Choral excellence is its goal. Performances included special programs, assemblies, and contests. This year they also performed for the NOL District Rotary meeting in April. The Mel-o-ettes is a group limited to nine girls who meet on their own twice a week. This year, besides going to contests, they sang at various club meetings and special programs. Twenty-four boys comprise the newly-formed male singing group. They rehearse two and three times a week on their own time. Those silent figures walking the halls at 7 a.m. are nothing to get excited about, just boys on their way to Esquires' rehearsal. Their music varies from heavy to light. They, too, performed for special programs, assemblies, and contests. The Girls' Ensemble meets during class period and is open to any high school co-ed. 10 ,H,,fgSQfL 'A ' , lilly?-,' . I i ' , ? -1 . , lucy, , y -' . , .wi - -, . 6,9 Au' .... w-A laildfliifn L Q Senior Band Front Row fleft to rightj: Sue Abbott, Debbie Till, Stephanie Olewiler, Kathy Jackson, Candy Boyce, Donna Fought, Debbie johnston, Sandy Duff, Karen Lafferty, Pam Morse, and Nancy Cox. Second Row: Dorothy Shock, Donna Lybarger, Jenny Petersen, Joyce Sowers, Susan Plocher, Dan Leffel, Ted Cline, Todd McKinney, Kim Shepherd, Terry Byers, Harvey Traxler, Susan Lowmiller, Connie Haverfield, Linda Cooke, Terry Whit- acre, Carla Weiland, Sue Purdy, and Greg Keck. Third Row: Ted Byers, John McKellogg, Debbie Ingram, Cindy Burky, Melinda Robinson, Gloria Worthington, Susan Lybarger, Sally Cox, Sharon Fought, Char- lotte Henson, Claudia Lumadue, Linda Lux, Debbie Gamble, Jane Brown, Sharon Kollar, Joycelyn Strauch, Jackie Schull, Pam Stough, and Vikki Smith. Fourth Row: Duane Hartge, Bob Sites, Sherry Kocher, Linda Heubner, Dave Wooddell, Roger Shoup, Greg Straw, Bill Beinbreck, Steve Daugherty, john Felton, john Reynolds, Bob Hoffman, Ken Curren, Jim Mcliellogg, and Dave Fenseh. Fifth Row: Rich Stroup, Kurt Mueller, jim Laubie, Brad Burclge, Mike Couch, David Mehall, Bob Brinson, Doug Day, Forrest Haverfield, Greg Davis, Dave Boor, Tim Crum, Terry Wingart, Don Racer, Ron Weikle, jim Purdy, David Alexander, and Dave Pfahler. QU 'llf 1 lvl NLLN 1. -L Sv. , sa hit, .l.., gl- , rv l l g, : ,f E I ' 4 Drum Major Greg Keck Red Band In their colorful uniforms of scarlet and white the Shelby High School Red Band paraded onto the football field at the beginning of the Shelby- Malabar game on September 10, thus starting another colorful and exciting football season. From that game through the entire football sea- son the band appeared at every game and pre- sented an interesting half-time program to the delight and joy of all the fans. Immediately following the close of the foot- ball season, the members started to prepare for the annual spring concert and the various dis- trict and state contests. Last year 119653 the Shelby band received superior awards at the district and state contests. The annual spring concert is always a highlight of the musical season, and Shelby music lovers crowd the Little Theater on two evenings to hear the excellent music as presented by the Shelby Whippet Red Band. Mr. Dwight Somerville and Mr. J. Richard Rowe had charge of the senior band throughout the school season. 'I03 Z.: f ...Ak .,,-, ' 3, W, as 5. 1 W1 Q A , t !'5 . Y nv .f . ..- 14.1 r' J, I .J Q. V 5 H . P 11.51511 ' H IP ..:: w vp 1 llllllllv -11, 1 , . -, lllllllir - J l . vfffilf 'TZ ' 1.1 .,. V A 1 4 W T V 'A ff' . ' J , assign - . ,rim ,4 Y ,,.g. yc- zygraifv' ii? 04 5. 'c ,I I I --4. f'.r r 32 E.. F:-' 2 , Q. xr X. A 4 ,-N Q J 'gb f.. Mi' Senior Majorettes Left to right: Donna Fought, Karen Lafferty, Pam Morse, Nancy Cox, Sandy Duff and Debbie Johnston. Leading the senior marching band is a thrill for any person. One drum major and five senior ma- jorettes are in charge of the half time shows at every home and away football game during the season. Also, four junior majorettes lead the pre- game ceremonies. These talented twirlers not only have to practice long hours with the entire band, but they spend many hours rehearsing together to get their duties as leaders of the band down to perfection. All Shelby fans agree that their smooth performance as drum major and majorettes make a colorful spectacle of which all Shelbians can be justly proud. The Majorettes and drum major not only lead the band during the football season, but after the marching period take their places in the band and play instruments. These instruments vary from flute, clarinet, and French horn to bassoon and oboe. All are talented and skilled marchers and musicians. unior Ma 'orettes Left to right: Candy Boyce, Kathy Jackson, Stephanie Olewiler, Debbie T111 and Sue Abbott. 1 . ., Front Row fleft to rightj : Sue Stidham, Diane Clark, Char- lotte Kenny, Cindy McBride, Carolyn King, Sherry Kocher, Barb Tiffany, Terry Whitacre, Claudia Lumadue, Kathy Ryland, Connie Jones, Penny Rudd, Nancy Hoak, Sandy Duff and Debbie Johnston. Second Row: Cathy Hunter, Sandy Allen, Pam Burdge, Cindy Weaver, Sue Purdy, Cindy Horner, Sue Graves, Linda Robin- son, Sue Cirata, Terril Miles, Candy Boyce and Janice Beech- 1ng. Dramatics Club Dumbbell People in a Barbell World, a 1 three-act play presented two nights, was very well received by the Shelby community. Mr. Young, junior High English teacher, directed the play and was assisted by Mr. Hunter, an- other junior High teacher. The cast owes much to these two men for their time and help. This play was not a class play but a Dramatics Club production, and this was the first time in four years Shelby High has had a drama club. The second play, presented in the spring, was The Mouse That Roaredf' 106 F Third Row: Nancy Zeiters, Sue Terman, Marie Keineth, Ginny Milliron, jane Brown, Terry Byers, Charles Viers, Ted Byers, Diane Fisher, Sharon Alt, and Carol May. Fourth Row: Dave Boor, Dave Spangler, Greg Keck, Todd McKinney, Bat Heydinger, Hugh Pittenger, Bill Cruse, Allan Callaway, Dave Mehall, and Tim Crum. - xl J MR. YOUNG Advisor 'Dumbbell People in a Barbell World ' Y 5 . 6-1 T ' . L f 5 x, F - - I A - 51 -f ., ., 'cbt ' v ' J lulifs-V V1 X V1 . H . 1. A 1 L, 4 if 'L' f lx -A - ' 'Na M: --Tl... J What's up? Ask Pam Morse, Terry VVhitz1cre and Debbie Discussion? Steve Sexton Greg Keck Hugh Pittenger and Candy Johnston. Boyce talk to Ginny Milliron 1 A 2+ R 1 ' ' Q 1 'x A Y X -' ., , v 1 Helping with the makeup arc Lacrecia Christy, Sue Terman, Connie jones and jan Beeching. JQND UE5ALvo Fnucur JUHNSTUN WHUACRE UNUA Cuiw 1966 Shelby Senior High School Homecoming Activities fr- -K 5.- -e-.,, 1' Qjifiv ffgll 'NX M DEBBIE NL VN if-'ff JOHNSTON 75'9s' -,, 5 Front Row fleft to rightj: Sharon Alt, Linda Robinson, Suzi Graves, Suzi Miley, Jane ter Braak, Karen Lafferty, Penny Heitzman, Susie Terman, Peggy Hamilton, and Penny Rudd. Second Row: Theresa Breyman, Pam Albert, Linda Chew, Nancy Cox, Pam Morse, Dathy Ryland, Sandi De Salvo, Marie Keinath, Veronica Biglin, and Mary Godby. Third Row: Pat Keller, Mary Lou Bertke, Barb Tiffany, Ginny Fike, Marcy Schroeder, Ginny Milliron, Charlotte Kenney, Brenda Laubie, Susie Reed, and Linda Bertke. Fourth Row: Loretta Hawk, Judy Adkins, Karen Caskey, Edie Maertins, Caroline Cline, Sally Price, Bev Webb, Nancy Hoak, Ann Kemp, and Sandy Duff. Fifth Row: Cindy Martin, Nancy Hursh, Elaine Kooken, Cheryl Blalack, Candy Jeffers, Pam Burdge, Linda Cooke, Kay Burky, Sue Ann Abbott, and Jackie Hemmerly. Sixth Row: Becky Lybarger, Kris Armstrong, Barb Stauffer, Ann Fisher, Sally Bertkc, Rhonda Edwards, Dianne Fisher, Barb Baker, Cindy Weaver, and Debbie Kidwell. Seventh Row: Barb Timson, Carol Alt, Susan Lybarger, Nancy Parsons, Sue Cirata, Shirley Boreman, Cindy Burky, Beth Wildman, Suzie Campbell, and Sherry Sampsel. Eighth Row: Vicki Wilson, Judy Laubie, Kathy Reed, Nancy Schull, Ann Roasberry, Mary Perry, Frances Snyder, Debbie Rabold, Vicki Wentz, and Sue Heydinger. Ninth Row: Virginia Kirkpatrick, Elaine Fisher, Lynn Till, Elaine Argo, Ina Armstrong, Rita Graves, Carole Reynolds, Jeanne Russell, Paula Williams, and Bonnie Whitney. Tenth Row: Susan Downs, Sally Hanno, Jean Landis, Carla Barnett, Barb Corbin, Vicki Gorsuch, Becky Stough, Connie Johnson, and Nancy Cramer. Pep Club Shelby's first Pep Club was organized in 1954 by Miss Bowman, and had the distinction of being the first in the N. O. L. The girls in Pep Club work very hard to get all the cheers perfect. This is their responsibility as they lead all the cheers at the home basketball games. The girls sit in a red block S with a grey background, which is even brighter this year because of the new skirts and sweaters obtained by the girls at the beginning of the season. Each year two senior girls are chosen by the Pep Club to act as captains and as secretary and treasurer. This year they chose Kathy Ryland and Pam Morse to fill these positions. 0 Front Row flcft to ughtj Bill Mfatrous, Steven Mi- Second Row: Mr. Russell Wilkinson Greg Straw Em chacl lV1llC1I1SOl1 Steven Kent Wilkinson, Mike Sirof- mett Fox, David Boor, Mr Archdeacon Jr Qadvrsorj chuck joe Love and Mr Sirofchuck fadvisorj. and Duane Hartge. Radio Club Since 1962 the Radio Club has given students interested in amateur radio an opportunity to learn more about their hobby. Under the direc- tion of advisors Mr. Bruce Archdeacon, Jr., and Mr. Ralph Sirofchuek, members have studied construction and operation of radio sets. This year members were able to use the new radio room for their equipment. RADIO CLUB OFFICERS President .... .. ..........,.,....r.........,......... Duane Hartge Vice-President .,..,.,,.. ..,t,,.,,,,.., G reg Straw Secretary-Treasurer .,.. ,,,,,,,, M ike Sirofchuck Reporter ..A..,......,....... .....,........ D avid Boor nr- 1 .4.- 1- es: ee, up Q Ng I I I itil' L. ,t , '!nv'? iAA. 55' . I , ,V r Front Row Qleft to rightj : Nick johantgen, Don Felton, and Keith Hemmerly. Second Row: John Bloom, john Felton, Mr. Neff fadvisorj, and jim Mclicllogg. Not present were: Waldo Bush, Bruce Kennedy, Mark Fry, and Franz Vail. Astronom Club The purpose of the Astronomy Club is to promote interest in astronomy and space travel to the students of Shelby High and the people of the community. The club has presented a number of programs for several Shelby civic groups. Since its organization in the spring of 1960, the club has come a long way. During the years it has displayed exhibits at science fairs, taken 112 trips to observatories, and presented talks at elementary schools. The officers of the club are: President ......................,..i......... .t...... J ohn Felton Vice President ,.,,, .....,.,.. W aldo Bush jim McKellogg ..-Wljohn Bloom Nelson Neff Secretary ...,..... ........ Treasurer ..... ..... Advisor .,.... Bi-Ph -Chem Club Front Row flcft to rightj: Rae Crawford, Sharon Fought, Carla Wciland, joycclyn Strauch, Pat Miller, Carl Medley, Dave Mehall, Susan Plocher, Scott Shadrick, Hans Maertins, and John Reynolds. Second Row: Miss Snyder fadvisorl , Sherry Kocher, Gloria Worthington, Charlotte Hanson, jackie Shaw, Pamala Stough, Candy Boyce, Marilyn Krietemeyer, Vikki Smith, Mary Beth Schumacher, jeanne Russell, and Suzanne Downs. Twice a month, on Tuesday nights the Bi- Phy-Chem Club meets to view movies on scien- tific subjects, hold discussions, and listen to guest speakers who are men and women repre- senting various professions. Elected to the presidency was Carl Medley. As president he organizes the business meetings. Vice-president Dave Mehall serves as program chairman and is responsible for lining up guest speakers. Susan Plocher, the secretary-treasurer, has the responsibility of managing the c1ub's ill. Third Row: Mark Studcr, Rex Kaul, Susan Lowmiller, David Wooddell, jean Landis, Chris Palmer, Donna Ly- barger, John McKellogg, Joji Abe, Robert Kehoe, Dan Walter, and Robert Sites. Fourth Row: Dean Hunter, Gary Love, jim Purdy, jim Laubie, Rick Smith, Steve Van Dervort, Judy Will, Steve Lake, Greg Straw, Mark Pry, Robert Swisher, and Raymond Gouker. finances while also carrying on all club cor respondence. Scott Shadrick, as club reporter reports all club activities to the local newspapers The club, under the name of the Biology Club was organized in 1955 by Miss Harriet Snyder who is the club advisor, for biology students The club was enlarged to include physics and chemistry students as members. So in 1964 the name was changed to the present Bi-Phy-Chem Club. Quia? 7627054 4 4 J.A'L ' A , s -W s A . . 's Q -.,r ' 7 1 i ' is X x ' 1 ,. ' - - ,, -- -W - x - - . w ' f- -- 7, - . , 1 ,, -,-V. V---H 'Y -'g -- ' W 1 . , f 2' rl, W 4-Y 7 Yu--4 , . -' ' ' ' - J- -- -f f . ' -':j - ,.- V- 477 fly Tv , V-,ffzp ,wiz gf -'TI-f-Y-V-.1-I , 5- fffwf ,M..-f'- V, Y 4 ,- W- 1, if f Q , , V - f ' , f,m,3.--.. -I -.-.-.V-..- .. ,.A, .W ' ,J ' M-----, - it . 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A V E ,N A A 'I J., , 7 I .. - ' ' ' Z. .ff V f. -W x-ff Q -5 .- ' , A , - 1 . f ' - ' !-- -'g ?.5?'9gE5'w'-?'f 9 'fffvi-1f 'f 4 1 - 1 r 4 u F' Wx V' . -fri ' '.O-- f '-p'- J 1 - .pv'.sU,,4q . 5' mi- ' 'W if .' ' ,' 1 fr' , I ' . f. 1 ' ' M 'x ff ',3 f1ly'A-g 1N C. A qi' j,,5:jE3:lAlA6E'M,- 1 5 A 'iii , ggi. -n.. ' ' , V , '71-',: ',, 7'4 '. . Q34 ,Nw ' ...np fn, , sf, 5' -1, Al, 1 V Vw .N -VA a F.. ,url f', Q r 4 k 'V I igf' -yr? 'Wi' V , Vg l 'NJN ra' M., , If 5 ' fiery v if '- 'E 'V' ' .F Ji! 5. ff' '. ' ,LV ., Ay w'-'.- --. .f . -' .- 3. 1'-' VH- f , ' , ,. , '-..,-i::'4f- 'g'.4-'vf.fV 1A.-an --1'--1--4f-W-4--4 :if ippets 2 amps ' 1965 SEASON RECORD Malabar Ashland Opponent Upper ....,. . Bellevue Bucyrus T. . xffm V' 4-Q -wr Q f Rf ws.: QQ f 4187 fi 'i- 1. Q50 3533, .ggasfg 37514 ld J 7,55 A-I , is 1 '14 ,anew i' , ,l,'f.,,i'- ., ' I .wjjw 14 ' V- 'f. 14, :ul-4, V- . ' - Qw.1?k1' l - Nggupftlgfkiiiys - . '14 W?f,1 nv - gl -gr 4 fflllfiifff ,f '1 Ziff 4iif'?1Yif.' 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X 'qv , bkxx ' 2. n' E A ' 31,2 Q-gf-fvgg: an ,-fjff .5 Xe If the excellent record compiled by this year's Reserve Football Front Row Qleft to rightj: Jeff Hatch, Steve Wray, Joe Schroeder, Dan Rabold, Fred Cooke, jim McCormick, Orva Dawson, Dennis Burkett, Greg Cole, Don Loveless, and Gary Predmore. Second Row: Coach Don Monn, joe DeVito, Don Shaffer, Dean Hunter, Bob Hoover, Greg Jenney, Willard McKin- ney, Gary Kooken, Willard Pollock, Dave Lingenfelter. and Coach Roger Ebersole. Third Row: Dick Mott, Tom Scott, jim Studfzr, Mike LeClair, Greg Young, Dan Walter, Kent Swoggcr, Dave Keinath, Mike Twiss, Don Pifer, and Bob Thomas. SEASON RECORD reserve team is any indication of things to come, Shelby fans should continue to see a top-flight brand of football in the next few years. Led by high scorers Gary Kooken Q80 pointsj and Mike Bashore Q76 pointsj and co-captains Jim Mc- Cormick and Dennis Burkett, the reserve team raced through a ten-game schedule undefeated and untied-the first time in reserve football history this has happened. The offense ripped through their opponents for a 6.3 yards per rush average and had an average of 7.5 yards per pass play. Altogether the Jayvees gained 2432 yards. The always tough defensive team, the Maulers, held the opponents to an average of 2.6 yards per rush and 1.7 yards per pass, and gave up only a net of 856 yards all season. 20 Shelby Opponent 42 ........ ......... M alabar ........ ......... 0 28 ........ ......... A shland ..... ...... 0 40 ........ ......... N orwalk ...... ...... 8 42 ........ ......... B ucyrus ..... ...... 0 32 ........ ......... W illard ..... ----. 0 30 ........ ......... T iffin ......... ...... 0 14- .......... ...,..... B ellevue ...... ...... 6 6 ........ ......... G alion .............. ...... 0 12 ........ ......... M adison ...... - ....... ...... 6 22 ........ ......... U pper ....... .......... 1 2 268 32 Varsity Basketball Kneeling flcft to rightj : Managers Craig Williams and Tom Depler. Standing: Dave Fensch, Lynn Guerin, Lanny Hopkins. Larry Baldridge, Steve Maier, Terry Carver, Coach Chuck Williams, Jack Foreman, Bob Fisher, Dan Brown, Mike McKean, Bob Feltcr, and Mike Collins. The 1966 edition of the Shelby Whippet Var- sity basketball squad ended one of its best sea- sons in recent years with a nine and ten won- lost record. The Whippets finished the year in fourth place in the Northern Ohio League, the champ- ionship of which was won by Tiffin Columbian. Leading the Shelby attack in league competi- tion were Bob Fisher with 12.3 points per game and Dan Brown with 12 per contest. Brown was tops in the rebounding department with 127 while Steve Maier grabbed off 123. Of their ten defeats, the Whippets lost six by a margin of five points or less. Against Malabar in their last game of the regular season, the Whippets went through four overtime periods before defeating the Falcons 73 to 68. Shelby 47 ..... - ................ SEASON RECORD 54 ......,.... .....,..,. B ellevue -- .,........ 51 ..,. - ,................, Lexington 38 ....... -------Norwalk Opponent Willard ...... -..-- .... - ....... -50 .------40 - ........ 39 58 ....... ......... G alion ........ ............... 4 4 55 ....... .......... U pper ,- ........ -- ......... 58 54- ...,.... .... - Tiffin ...................... - .... --55 75 ..,.... ......... B ucyrus .... - ........... - ....... -70 64 ........... ......... M adison ........... ........... 6 0 79 ....... - ............. Wlllard ...... - ........ -- ...... 82 47- ...,..... ........,. S t. Peter's ..... --- ........ -57 52 ........ ...... - -Bellevue .... .... - -----55 46 ........................ Norwalk .... --- ............... 44 81 ....... -- ........... Galion ........ -- ........ --69 46 ........ ......... U pper --- ........ .... - --- .... 42 50 ....... 69 ......-.... -----Tiffin --.---Bucyrus - ......... 58 -----50 73 ........ - ........-.. -Malabar - ........................ -68 Sectional Tournament 56 ........ ............. A shland ............ - ......,....... 65 'I21 A little to the left, please. Picture of perfection: Mike McKean in flight. 122 Fisher rises above the storm to drop in a two-pointer. It takes two to tangle. Dan Brown's formula for success: get both the Rick Fisher no two points for the serves. i v f K . basket and the man. High-flying Steve Maier scores again. -Q4 Whippet Dave Fcnsch passes a Trucker for an easy goal. 'T QI Brownie in for a bun- ny. No contact sport? Yup! Rcpent and be saved! Leader of the pack- Dan Brown. Hey, McKean, follow that balll 12 Reserve Basketball 1 1 35 ' 1 ii,i5 . 1 7 ku 5 itil -Ji A' L , . i i 2 Front Row Qleft to rightj: Howard Knapp, Rick Fisher, Phil Hamman, Gary Loveless, Tom Smith, jim Laubie, jeff Hatch and Lloyd Nolan. Second Row: Coach Terman, Leroy Owens, Dan Kinsey, jim Purdy, Tom Scott, Doug Hamilton Mike Twiss, Don Pifer, Bob Mackey, and Tom Hawk fmanagerj. The 1965-66 junior varsity bowed out with a fine 10-8 won-lost record. The reserves were 10-5 against Northern Ohio League opponents and 0-3 against independent teams. Doug Hamilton was the leading scorer with a 13.4 average, and was followed by Rick Fisher with 9.8 and Phil I-Iamman with 9.5. SEASON RECORD Shelby Opponent 51 .... . ...., .,..... W illard ....... .......... 3 7 43 .......... ........ B ellevue ....... ....... 5 4 36 .......... ....... L exington ....... ....... 3 8 24 Norwalk Galion .... Upper .... Tlffin ...... Bucyrus -- Madison Willard ,- St. Peter's Bellevue -- Norwalk Galion .... Upper .... Tiffin .... Bucyrus -- Malabar -. ' ' enior Letiermen First Row fleft to- rightj: Rick Potts, Bob Felter, Rich Fellows, jim Reed, jim jackson, Tim Ensman, Jim Mes- senger, Greg Perry, Joe Hunter, Damon Wise, Bob Miller. Second Row: Mike Armstrong, Bill Jewell, Butch Biglin Phil Williams, Dave Fensch, Duane Walp, Mel Westcott Don Troxell, Dave Shade, Dave Spangler, Gary Seals, Mike McKean. 1 Third Row: Ray Risner, jim Viers, Denny Alfrcy, Larry Baldridge, Kenny Barre, Mike Boreman, Ken Curren, Greg Love, Butch Wilcox, Bob Fisher. Fourth Row: Bob McCoulough, Ray Coy, Dave Lingen- felter, Dan Brown, Hugh Pittenger, Larry Studcr, Mike LeVan, Terry Carver, jack Foreman, Emmet Fox. Varsity Track ii: in X l 'xx L' Vx. 'Eli' Front Row Qleft to rightj: Pete Bashore, Ed Thurman, Carl Henkel, Scott Pfahler, Ken Bogan, Mark Wilkinson, Dave Pinson, Dave Laubie, and John LeClair. Second Row: Lanny Hopkins, Rod Troxell, Larry Bald- ridge, Dave Shade, Leonard Pitsch, Greg Perry, Mel Wesf cott, and Hugh Pittenger. Third Row: George Wilcox, Steve Maier, Phil Hamman, Paul Hamman, Gary Kooken, Barry Britt, Joe Pitney, Lyle Bruce, and Larry Studer. Fourth Row: Head Coach Varble, David Claes, Bob Fisher, jack Foreman, Dave Spangler, Greg Love and Assistant Coach Holdsworth. Fifth Row: Coach Strine, Tom Guerin, Bob Lafferty, John Hart, Steve Leavitt, Scott Shadricli, and Ron Russell. Sixth Row: john Terry, jerry Keiser, Gary Boice, Fred Studer, and Mike Bashore. 1965 N 0.L. Champions ' The 1965 Shelby Varsity Track team com- pleted a highly successful season with a record of seven wins and two losses. The Whippet thinclads were the Northern Ohio League champions, winners of the Ontario relays and runners-up in the district meet at Malabar. Many new Shelby High and N.O.L. records were set by the Whippets including the 880 yard relay QLeonard Pitsch, Dave Pinson, Dave Lau- bie, and Bob Fishery ran in 1:32.5. The N.O.L. mile relay record was broken by Laubie, Fisher, Mel Westcott, and Scott Pfahler in a time of 126 31244. Ken Bogan set a new S.H.S. record in the 880 yard run with a time of 2:02.1. Carl Henkel broke the N.O.L, and the S.H.S. high jump record with a leap of 6 feet 25 inches. I-Iugh Pittenger set a new S.H.S. record in the shot put with a toss of 51 feet 3M inches, and Bob Fisher equaled the S.H.S. record of 22.9 seconds twice in the 220 yard dash. The mile relay team placed first in the dis- trict meet, second in the regional, and then went on to the state meet. 1 ,n-.,f.-,-.- , - ' ' Srl' 77ON5 w. 1- -, .--' 5 1 fp -fm fp. . V - E REGIONAL TEAM-Members of the regional track meet squad were ffrom left to rightj Lenny Pitsch, Carl Henkel Qhighesl scorizi seniorj , Dave Laubie, Scott Pfahler fmost valuable team memberj, Dave Pinson, jack Foreman, Ken Bogan fmost improved seniory , Hugh Pittenger, Mel VVcstcott fmost improved juniorj, and Bob Fisher fhighcst scoring juniorj. 1965 SEASON RECORD Shelby Opponent 63 .... .,,.,.. T iffin ...... .,........ 7 4y2 . .....,. Bellevue ....,.. 10W 75 .... ...,.... M adison ....... 43 94 .... ......, B ellevue ......, 24 95 .... ....... W illard ......, 23 62 .... ........ B ucyrus 56 88 ...... .,..,.. O ntario e....., 30 78W ....... ..,..., G alion ..., ..,.... 4 OW 61 .,,. ........ U pper ...... ....... 5 7 54 ........,..,........ Norwalk .......... 64 N.O.L. Meet ......,...,...,..,.... ........ F irst place District Meet .... ......e Second place Ontario Relays ...... ......... F irst place S L STATE TEAM-Members of the state mile relay team were ffrom left to rightj Scott Pfahler, Bob Fisher, Mel Westcott, Dave Pinson falternatej , and Dave Laubie. With the team is Coach Bill Varble. 127 59'i'4--a-mb I 1965 N 0.L. Co-Champions Front Row fleft to rightjz Rodney Barre, Mike Schmalhurst, Bob Hoffman, Rod Stober, Rich Stroup, Dan Leffel, and Bob Kehoe. Back Row: Stanley Ingram, Dave Strouse, Larry Shreffler, Gary Hallman, Bob Miller, jim Messenger, and Coach Yohn. Varsity Golf The 1965 varsity golf team enjoyed a success- ful season. Shelby's linksmen compiled a 17-4 season record. They were Northern Ohio League co-champions, finished second in the N.O.L. tournament, and came in first in the district match. Bob Miller won medalist honors in the district. jim Messenger, Bob Miller, Gary Hallman, and Larry Shreffler represented S.H.S. in the state tourney in Columbus. These four boys finished twelfth out of the top twenty-four teams in the state. 1965 SEASON RECORD Shelby Opponent 2 ...... ........,. A shland ........ ........... 9 8 ....,, .......... M adison ...,.... ....... 9 19y2 ..-.,. ,..,,,.... T iffin ........ ........ 1 ye 128 6 iq, 115 3 .... ...... - 9M 11 135 SW 20 21 16 ww, 5M IZMZ 17 17 9 19 Willard .... ........ Gallon ......,... ..,..,. Mansfield Gallon ....... ........ Malabar ........ ........ Bellevue ........ ........ .--..-...-..-.-.-..-Mansfield Madison ........ ........ Upper ........ ........ Tiffin ,,...... ........ St. Peter's St. Peter's Bellevue ..,..... ........ Norwalk ........ ........ Upper ....,... ........ Malabar ...,.... ........ ..-...-.--Willard Norwalk ........ ........ 5 6M W1 18 7Vz 10 W1 7h 1 0 IW Wa MW Sw 4 4 2 2 District Champions '- f'J- Left to right: Coach joseph Yohn, jim Messenger, Gary Hallman, Larry Shreffler, and Bob Miller. Reserve Golf The reserve golfers started out shakily but then came through with six victories in a row. These boys gained valuable experience for future var- sity eompetition while racking up an impressive 8-3 won-lost record. 1965 SEASON RECORD Shelby Opponent l ........ Ashland ...... ..... . -..l0 18 ,. ..i. ........ IX ladison ...,. , 3 Gallon .,,...,, .......... Mansfield Gallon ........ ...... - -. Bellevue e ..,.... ...... Upper ...... ...... Tiffin ..... -.-- ...... St. Peter's Upper ........., ,..,.. Malabar ...... ...... 14 5M 20W 25 FM e 0 8 4 129 Varsity Baseball Q Front Row Qleft to rightj: Rich Fellows, Bob Felter, jim Reed, Phil Williams, Tim Ensman, John Martin, Larry Baldridge, and Butch Biglin. Back Row: Butch Amert, Greg Dodge, Tim Johnson, jack Foreman, Bob Fogel, john Fisher, and jim Jackson. The l1Vhippets' varsity baseball team had an excellent season, winning seven and losing six. Jack Foreman lead the team in batting with a .359 average, while Rich Fellows and Larry Baldridge were close behind both with .297. Greg Dodge's earned run average of 1.16 was low among the Whippet hurlers. Rich Fellows and Jack Foreman were both awarded trophies for most valuable players of the '65 season. 130 Shelby 3 ....... 2 .....,. 8 ....... 3 .....,. 6 ....... 3 .,,.... 2 ..,.... 0 ....... 4 ....... 5 ,,..,,. 6 .....,. 8 ....,.. 3 ....... 1965 SEASON RECORD .,-...--.-Ontar1o ..---,-..-Mansfield ,.,......-Ga1ion ,-..,...-.Upper ..--..-...Ashland ..-.---.-.Madison .,...--..-Ga1ion ......-.-.Upper Peter's --.,-.-,--Ma1abar ......-.-,Madison -,...,-...Lexington ..--...-..Ontario Opponent 0 l 4 7 7 4 6 .--.--11 0 0 2 9 iii. , ' ri ,. ,1i. ' . I ' zip :4 -, 07.17 1.5, ' .N av J . I :em . - .,,., '1-fl-M f ir.:-5... ' .f,.i, fi . hh --'4?Lr: . A -1, 'mi f na. ' .' i ff -- ' f I B., 'inn is 1 ,9.gg, Q! v X V1-.-g 2. Q - . 7 1' a 2. -A I f,' A L IWW f je, in re- r ' f N A Y xiii ' fin , .-. . is - .,, . , . if I Z I f --1 i L' . - 5 il 5 ' ' U ni ,mf-r : 'X 'U ff l ! 5 ' ' ' r-1 - ! .Ci ' ,: '. 11.5 Front Row Cleft to rightj: Doug Rinehart, Steve VVray Qmanagerj , Lloyd Nolan, Dick Young, Mike Rainey, Mike Metzger, and Tom Smith. Back Row: Dennis Burkett, Gary Loveless, Denny Adam, jim Burks, Terry Naumann, Chuck Young, Paul Dodge, Tom Hawk, and Coach Don Monn. Reserve Baseball The 1965 reserve baseballers finished the sea- son with a six won, six lost record. Coached by Mr. Don Monn, the JVS were led in hitting by Paul Dodge with a .235 and Tom Hawk with 200. Lloyd Nolan scored 14 runs for the team high in that department. Terly Naumann posted a 3-0 record for top pitching honors. 1965 SEASON RECORD Shelby Opponent 3 ...,..... ....... M ansfield Madison ...,........ 4 6 ....,,.., ....... M alabar .....,.....,...,......... ---- 5 7 ......... .,...,, M ansfield Senior High ...... 10 1 ................,,.. Madison .......................... --- 6 2 ................,. .Ashland - .....,...., - .... , ........... 10 8 ..,....,. ......, M ansfield Madison ..... -,..- 6 5 ......... ....... P lymouth .............,.... , ........ 4 4 ..,....., ......, M ansfield Senior High ...... 3 2 ..,....., ....... A shland ...... W .................. ---. 3 8 ......... ....... O ntario ..........,....,...... ....... 5 1 ......... ....,., P lymouth ..................,......... 6 6 ....,,... ....... M ansfield Madison ..... --- 1 3 ..,.,..,. ....... A shland .......,.........,.............. 3 131 K Af A Q 6- V - . nf., J .Q s V ' - 1 p ffm if 'a ,- l Q - . , Wx ., Q 4 ll'-13-7-s 1 f L' X 1 I , .4 SJ bf I , 9 , . S v ,. :..::I , if . 1 , ' y... - fb' , Front Row: Ray Coy fleftj and Mike Boreman. V ,- 3' T Back Row fleft to rightj: Wayne Gurney, Rich Gruss, and Coach Ralph Sirofchuck. QNOL pic- tured are Dave Lutz and Mike LeVanj . Varsity Tennis The varsity tennis team under Coach Ralph Sirofchuck came up with a 6-8 won-lost record. Playing with three lettermen, Shelby's netters had an exciting season, with five matches being decided by only one point. junior Mike Bore- man won the team's most valuable player award. Ray Coy, also a junior was season high point man. Shelby finished second in the N.O.L. and also competed in the C.C.N.O.L. tourney. 132 1965 SEASON RECORD Shelby Opponent 0 ' ' 7 .....-,.M3HSf1Cld Madison 2 .....,... ......., B ellevue ,................,.. ......... 3 2 ......... ........ S t. Peter's ..,,... ......... 5 fl ......... ........ A shland ......,. ..,...... 3 3 ......... ......,. U pper ,..... ......... 2 l .......,. .....,.. M adison ....,. .e....... 6 3 ......,.. ....,.,. G alion .....e.... ......... 2 1 ......... ..,,,... S t. Peter's ....... ......... 3 5 .....,... ........ U pper .....t..,. .,....... 0 1 ......... ....,... B ellevue ,............,.,................ 4 1 .....,... ..,..... M alabar ........,.............,........, 6 l .......,. ...,..., M ansfield Senior High ..t... 6 3 ......... ...,,. Galion ..,.........,tt.....,,.........t.... 2 3 ,..t...,. ..,..... A shland ........ ,.,..,... 2 . fi' Front Row fleft to rightj: Mark Studer, Ray Gouker, Ron jones, Duane Hartge, and Denny Kurtzman. Second Row: Coach Ralph Sirofchuck, Steve Gates, Rick Smith, and Dave Pfahler. Reserve Tennis The reserve tennis team played four matches, gaining valu- able experience for future varsity competition. The Whippet JVS had a rough season in losing three and tying one. Two losses were at the hands of Ashland, 5-4 and 2-0. A 1-0 loss to Madison and 1-1 tie with Galion finished out the season. bv.. 4 Wlgi lv N ,' L LARRY BALDRIDGE Senior S Award This year's Senior S Award winner has com- peted in four sports during his high school years. In his freshman year, Larry was a member of the outstanding freshman football and basket- ball teams. In his sophomore year, the four-sport letterman moved up to the varsity football squad for three seasons of play. This year he was an all-Northern Ohio League selection as fullback. Larry also played three years of varsity basket- ball, and in spring sports he lettered in both baseball and track. OFFICERS AND CLASS REPRESENTATIVES-Front Row fleft to rightj: Kathy Ryland fsenior class reprcsentativej , Bonnie Biglin fsenior class representativej , Paula Davis frecording sccretaryj, Karen Laffcrty fvice presidentj , and Gina Milliron fpresidentj. Second Row: Kay Burky fjunior class rcpercsentativej , Sally Hanno fsophomore class repre- sentativej , Beth lfVildman fsophomorc class repcresentativej , Carol Bevier fsports managerj, Nancy Schull Qsccrctaryj , and Penny Heitzman, treasurer. Girls ' Athletic Association GAA has become one of the fastest growing organizations in high school, increasing its mem- bership from 37 in 1955 to 126 paid members in the 1965-66 school year. Mrs. Ross, who devel- oped a new enthusiasm in the club, took over GAA in the 1962-63 school term, bringing with her an entirely new program. Among the sports in which the girls partici- pate are volleyball, basketball, bowling, track and field, and softball. An added attraction this year was the awarding of trophies to the class which won in the intramural program. The trophies, given in basketball and volleyball, will be passed on year after year. These awards give the girls a goal to strive for and make their efforts seem worthwhile. Since l962 Mrs. Ross has had all-star basket- ball and volleyball teams which compete inter- scholastically with the surrounding schools. Girls participating on both the teams hold an extraordinary record. Over a three-year period varsity volleyball has had 19 wins and no losses, and the reserves have won 14 and lost five. Equally outstanding are the basketball rec- ords. The reserves have won 21 and have lost only one, the defeat being by a one-point margin to Colonel Crawford in 1962-63. Winning 20 and losing 3, the varsity's highest scoring game was 96 points while holding their opponents to 20 points. Even more impressive are statistics which show that in 26 games the varsity scored 835 points to the opponents' 465, and the re- serves in 24 games scored 631 points while allow- ing only 215 points to their challengers. 135 SENIOR CLASS MEMBERS-Front Row Qleft to righty: Carol Bevier, Debbie Johnston, Penny Heitzman, Cindy Horner, Karen Lafferty, Veronica Biglin, Gina Milliron, and Kathy Ryland. Second Row: Marie Keinath, Sally Price, Barb Tiffany, Sue Purdy, Cindy McBride, Sandy Allen, Pam Burdge, Donna Fought, Terry Whitacre, and Nancy Cox. Third Row: Joanne Wenning, Carolyn King, Sue Kollar, Linda Amert, Diana Parsons, Diana Rabold, Donna Mc- Clain, Linda Miller, and Cindy 'Weavexz Fourth Row: Cindy Coover, janet Cline, Virginia Fike, Mary Lee Hannafus, Sandy DeSalvo, Sharon Alt, Diane Bland, Theresa Brcyman, Pat Keller, Peggy Hamilton, and Sandy Duff. Girls ' Athletic Association Added last year to the list of activities were the all-star bowling and track teams. Only three schools-Shelby, Plymouth and Wynford-par- ticipated in track last year, with Shelby scoring over half the total number of points. Also, six surrounding schools competed in bowling, but no records were kept. Special recognition and awards-letters Qfirst yearj, pins Qsecond yearj and guards Qthird yearj-are presented to girls earning the re- quired number of points. Points can be earned by participating in sports, refereeing, scoring, etc. 136 The goals of each GAA member are to ach1eve confidence, leadership, sportsmanship, group participation, and individuality. Each girl as well as trying to develop her athletic abilities also strives to develop her personality and char- acter. Under the leadership of its advisors, GAA does much for the recreational and eduactional welfare of its members. Assisting Mrs. Ross this year was Miss Rhodes, girls' physical education intructor at the junior high school. Miss Rhodes took charge of the in- tramural program. Her advice to the officers of the club and her suggestions for the program were a great benefit to all. JUNIOR CLASS MEMBERS-Front Row fleft to rightj: Ellen Kooken, Kay Burky, Sue Olewiler, Kathy Jackson, Linda Shank, Maggie Clark, Dianne Fisher, Nancy Grif- fith, Debbie Kollmcier, Paula Davis, Beverly Amert, and Nancy Akers. Second Row: Shirley Reynolds, Kathy Jewell, Nancy Hursh, Sue Abbott, Mary Zellner, Lydia Silva, Yoland Saenz, Carol May, Sue Cirata, Shirley Boreman, Karol Schlarman, and Stephanie Payne. THIRD ROYV: Norma Keefer, Mary Stock, Debbie Brown, Shirley Sifferlen, Cindy Hall, Sandy jones, Susie Sergent, Mfendy Vlfeber, Linda Ylfeaver, Helen Kreinbrink, julie Browning, and Debbie Till. Fourth Row: Barbara Stauffcr, Linda Huebner, Janie Polachek, Brenda Viars, Sharon Wuthrich, Mary Perry, and Luella Russell. Girls ' Athletic Association SOPHOMORE CLASS MEMBERS-Paula Williams, Nikki Gregory, Cathy Bogard, Nancy Schull, Beth Ivildman, Sally Harmo, Virginia Cattcy, and Connie Haverfield. Second Row: Cynthia Burky, Paula Morrow, Gloria Miller, Rosemary Frangella, Roxann johnson, Sharon Hamons, Lacrecia Christy, Karen McFarland, Janice Bceching, and Bonnie Whitney. Third Row: Deborah Ingram, Pamela Ernsberger, Connie johnson, Carla Barnett, Elaine Argo, Charlene Friebel, Pamela Barber, Diana McClain, and Elaine Fisher. Fourth Row: Rae Crawford, Frances Snyder, Susan Ly- barger, Melinda Robinson, Judy Laubie, Barbara Timson, Paula Sergent, and Sue Wolford. Fifth Row: Ina Armstrong, Kay Schumacher, Deborah Rabold, Rita Graves, Sally Cox, Susan Campbell, Sherry Sampsel, Ann Roasberry, and janet Petty. Sixth Row: Becky Stough, Sharon Viars, Becky Lybarger, Carole Reynolds, Vicki Gorsuch, Deborah Mitchell, and Connie Burrows. 1 37 Girls 9 Athletic Association 38 ALL-STAR VOLLEYBALL TEAMS-Front Row fvarsityj: Karen Lafferly, Kathy Ryland Penny Heitzman, Cindy Horner, Gina Milliron, Kay Burky, and Carol Bevicr. Second Row frescrvej: Paula Davis, Cindy Burky, Becky Lybarger, Beth Wildman, Nancy Cox Susie Olewiler, and Veronica Biglin. . M 2 U? Q-5 AA 1 5-0. 11 E i 1 5 G-ms, x ' ' V ' Sli Q 14,54 S. 4. .I r. I, C fi Y - r I . ., fx ' - ' U ,, 1 I . , - q s 3, V,- -f 645- ' 'v WJ H gilt' ' ' 'x I 5. xi b , ' ff I Kira' r ESD J fat 'Lf W l'X I 5 '-s N Z., lk -si w-.. Yrs. SCHOOL SPIRIT during the 1965-66 academic term ran high, as reflected by the enthusiasm shown in this photo taken during a pep rally for the football team. Q. w ff ? Qjcfve fz figs emefzfzs Milkmaid Chocolates 37 E. Main Wishes you well in your travels into the future. A Stop in and see our selec- l tion of fine chocolates. We have 48 different flavors. All 89 cents per pound. I sooo LUCK CLASS or 'ee WALL STREET LUMBER BRANCH HOME MATERIALS COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF ROBINSON HARDWARE B EST W I SH ES 45 East Main Street Shelby, Ohio s He LBY -X1 liiilf tr 'S Q CORPORATION , ,X 10 ii SHELBY, ol-no in ,MGM X S Compliments of F. R. and C. C. STEVENSON STEVENSON'S DRUG STORE coNoRATul.ATuoNs corv1PLlMENTs CLASS or 1966 OF IOI-IN'S AUTO PARTS Ernsberqer Sohio Station 75 East Main Street Phone 342-289l 82 Wall Street 14 ugh WELL DRILLING CONGRATULATIONS Complete Line Of Women's Appar Home Farm Everything For The Modern Teen WELLS CLEANED D, R, FINNEGAN MYERS AND wen Drilling The Fashion Shop FAIRBAN KS PUMPS 71 West Main Street Phone 347-712 London East Road One of the oldest stores in town Route 1, Shelby, Ohio 144 COMPLIMENTS OF F. G. BARKER, INC. CHEVROLET-OLDSMOBILE IEEP-CHEVY TRUCKS Mansfield Avenue at Wareham Roan T bk Phone 342-4666 Compliments of BOURGEOIS PONTIAC CO. Pontiac Tempest International Trucks SALES SERVICE 17-21 South Gamble Street Shelby, Ohio Serving Shelby Since 1926 QL for ' RUGS-STATIONERY TOILETRIES-GIFTS 0 Where You're Always Welcome 0 LL' we' nc 5 W. Main street CRERTOHS OF CORRECTLY DESIGNED CLRTOHS SHELBY. OHIO. U. 5.5. 20 YEARS IN SHELBY 0 Buster Brown ' Hush Puppies ' Naturalizers ' Smartaire o Daniel Green CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '66 'lQuality Footwear For All The Family s Q sgsssswszstxssswsix s N 34 W. Main St., Shelby, Ohio Florsheim Roblee Pedwin Sebago-Moc Red Ball jets CONGRATULATIONS Compliments of I 0 Mansfield Avenue all Street Shelby, Ohio Shelby, Ohio Phone 3266l ROTH PLUMBING CO. BEST wlsl-nas 145 'ITIIESE lYA'l'ICllY.-XLLY liNOXN .N CIJB'l'PfXNIlCS USE SIIELBY 14'ORlNI9 Shelby sells over 100,000 business establishments of various size and oc- cupation. We thought you would be interested to learn that listed among these are many nationally known firms. Pictured on this page are the trade- marks of a few of the many major companies who consider Shelby a de- pendable source for their printed form requirements. enneql ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY Ji AM TIFFANY8rCI1 7ff,,wK FIFTH AVENUE 8:57151 STREET. New YORK THE INS URAN C E COMPA SEALTEST FOODS K UF COPPERWELD STEEL COMPANY I .Ln I FISHER THE NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY FISHER BODY DIVISION GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION F BOWLING PRODUCTS GROUP The B.EGoodrich Compan THE BALT ORE AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPAN gli FREIGHT ffva Q B lx I SHELL OIL COMPANY G QQ, I X Gaudi, Fora? TIIE LUMBERMENS MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY W ' 'Nc' Prrrsauner-I PLATE Gl.Ass coMPANv wl-:Er-:l.lNt3 STEEL CURPURATIUN WPTHPPH-n5ff'f'W'L CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FROM SHELBY BUSINESS FDRIVIS, INC. sALEs Books o uNl1'sETs - REGISTER Fonms - MANlFoLn Books o DATA Pnocsssme Fonlvls - cmzn SETS REU EEIYTIEAL COMPLIMENTS OF KEIL'S I5 Years in Shelby Dreams Come True for Those Who See It- Work and Pray For lt. .I. O. PURDY-SHELBY, OHIO ALL KINDS OF ROOFING, HEATING, SHEET METAL REPAIRING, OIL AND GAS FURNACES-BURNERS 21 W. Whitney Avenue Phone: 22531 WHERE THERE'S A WILL THERE'S A WAY COMPLIMENTS OF WIll'S TEXACO SERVICE ., w 'I' ,I III! ' .--' arm zzz BVU 1. MQ' 55.0 ' 1 :mul , , J N - R- . -UF X nun un-x BKLLEW5 'W' SHELBY GUM COMPANY Division of SPANGLER CANDY COMPANY 147 .E r GOT A TIGER IN YOUR TANK? f..-I '- ,wgf '. r :fa 'S i-51-4714 . H : - - A 2. 4 O .iff 'A . M - .. . I' ..' HM I f 1- -rf: - f fe- N '- - , R --' X . 2 ! Q J N 'X ' K. X - ., -E X 1- X --- -it-A L-- ,- X - : , sl . ' ,I I .f , - '- T' X I A 7 X ' vf I Q -a x A X x, 1 X114 ' '- .V 48 Ready to unleash twelve years of learning and leap into a future? Whatever your future plans are, your education is not fin- ished . . . it is just beginning. Yesterday's lessons won't fit all of tomorrow's problems. New discoveries will disprove some of the theories you've been taught. Technological advancements will create new ways and methods for doing things. From now on, you will be getting your education from reality as our world continues to advance and change. Ohio Seamless joins your family and other friends with con- gratulations and encouragement. May you receive all the success and happiness you deserve. OHIO SEAMLESS TUBE Division of Copperweld Steel Company SHELBY, OHIO CONIPLIMENTS OF COl'lgl'a1'UI81'iOI'lS Class of ,66 General Contractors ThCDf13gftFPjhOP Smart Apparel for Women and Misses RIEBEl 8. HARTMAN INC. Shelby, Ohio SHELBY' OHIO 67 W. MAIN ST TELEPHONE 32841 CONGRATULATIONS Amatds Foodland Featuring Tenderbest Meats Open seven days a week, 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. SELTZER ELECTRIC COMPANY veryilzfng Elecfrical ------ 49 J. C. MORRIS AND CO. GRAIN-COAL-SEED BUILDING MATERIALS FERTILIZER-PAINT 61 E. Main St. Phone: 41501 Argyll Shop Armstrong Floor Covering Ceramic Tile-Formica Cupboards Valspar Paints-Wallpaper Kirch Rods-Window Shades Graduation Is The B1g Day In Your Lzfe' Amerite T V Towers Also can play a Great Savmg to you m Low Cost and Long Servnce to you nn the Future AMERICAN TCWER COMPANY Shelby Ohio 50 CONC-RATULATIONS I966 SENIORS Chas. Lcrubie's Shell Station Mansfield Ave., at City Limits Shelby, Ohio BEST WISHES IN THAT YOUR DIPLOIVIA IS TRULY A MARK OF COMMENCEMENT ROETHLISBERGER TRANSFER COMPANY SHELBY, OHIO COMPLIIVIENTS OF AMERICAN MACHINE and FOUNDRY COMPANY BOWLING DIVISION SHELBY, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF RHYTHM BOWLI 23 East Whitney Phone 41861 AGENTS FOR D 9 A!:!.-.IRQ JUMQQLNW co. ALLIED rmfuzms MANSFIELD, OHIO 524-3011 One of North Central Ohio's FINEST WAREHOUSES ' Every lot Stored in u PRIVATE VAULT 2 COMPLIMENTS OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SHELBY Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation DRIVE IN SERVICE I 51555 usf I ll' fIl7g ' ' WE LIKE CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS SMITTY'S DRIVE-IN MIM ous Home of SmiHy's Space Burger RNER OF MICKEY ROAD AND IVIANSFIELD AVE. Phone 52891 WHITEHOUSE HAMBURGER SHOP WHEN IN A HURRY EAT WITH Us 62 E. Main sr., Shelby, ohio Phone 32971 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1966 DEAN'S SUPERETTE Where Quality Counts 35 Mansfield Avenue Shelby, Ohio Phone 42881 COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS RUG AND CARPET SERVICE FRANK C' SCHIFFER 8' co' 1947 - 1966 69 West Main Street Wholesalers of Cigars, Tobaccos, Shelby Qhio Cigarettes, and Candy Phone 32661 Carpeting is our Business Not A Sideline Phone 21296 70 West Main St., Shelby CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '66 DUN URRA Y , XE 'QL Ed! av w MAIN STREET 7 , ,M SHELBY, or-no Phone 5 2040 BEST WISHES SNOWHITE CLEANERS INC. f'I'I!'IIz,IV ki ' . BARB'S sALoN or BEAUTY I2 WEST MAIN STREET PHONE 61906 CLASS OF '66 May you continue UNDEFEATED in the years ahead CUMBERWORTH AGENCY 46 'West Main Insurance Real Estate STATE INSURANCE AGENCY Best of Luck, Seniors CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '66 154 Allan M. Harmon Robert M. Stodler Spanqlers Sohio Service 65 North Gamble Phone 342-3246 Seizfzikwfm Save Money with Shelby Mutual! Insurance Company ras-J Aim! Ea!!! 'SC' ffl. X 'Sy ,gb S r. ' .0 '4 W W 55 x ta Ze awwzed. ' THE INSURANCE COMPANY OF SHELBY, OHIO SOUTH GAMBLE SINCLAIR Extends its congratulations and best wishes to the Class ot 1966 Main Street Furniture, Inc COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS 40-42 E. Main Sf., Shelby, Ohio 56 2 Years COMPLIMENTS OF THE HOUSEHOLD SHOP III West Main Street Shelby, Ohio EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '66 GORDON I. STENTZ, Real Estate Broker R. D. 9653 SHELBY, OHIO Member National Institute of Farm Brokers Our Motto UNDER ALL IS THE LAND, SERVE IT WELL. The Citizens Bank of Shelby COMPLETE TIRE SERVICE ON THE FARM TIRE SERVICE Congratulations to the class of 66 MODERN TIRE MART INC. YOUR FULL SERVICE BANK 67 N. Cvamble Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Cooperation Phone 6'297I COMpLlMENTS QI: CONGRATULATIONS GRA-1oY BEAUTY SALON C'-ASS OF 1966 I0 'Sigh 5C3hj5'6Qf Ue sions: AND mAnY's one ' suormmts Z I IVI ' S S T U D I O Quality that Speaks For I tselt Portraits - Weddings 'I5 7 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '66 Shelby Sporting Goods CRONENWETT'S PURE OIL PURE OIL PRODUCTS 1 9 Q Tires, Batteries Lubrication Washin 75 West Main Street The Shelby Equity Exchange Gompan CONGRATULATIONS Q1 Six CLASS OF l966 Q Thank you for gg your patronage COMPLIMENTS OF CONGRATU'-AWON5 Hohler's Complete Food TO Market The Class of l966 llO West Smiley Avenue Carothers Termite Control Monday ' Tuesday ' Wednesday 8 :OO - 6 :OO 25 Grand Blvd Phone 6-2841 Thursday ' Fddey ' Semdey 58 ' 8:00-9:00 Closed Holidays and Sundays l Besf Wishes fo SERVING SHELBY , . . The Class of 55 for over'45 years. THE PEoPLE's STORE SHEL-B-MADE com s sc ON grade HAH PLETE EL TI OF MEN'S AND BOYS' DAIRY PRODUCTS WEAR-SHOES ' ICK'S FURNITURE 8. APPLIANCE The Finest In Home Furnishings Compliments of 62 West Main Street Phone 32606 SHELBY PURE MILK COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1966 GOOD LUCK IN THE FUTURE THE DE VITO STUDIO The Home of Good Portraits CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1966 WESTSIDE CLEANING CENTER II9 WEST MAIN STREET SHELBY, OHIO THE SHELBY PARTS COMPANY 37 BROADWAY, PHONE 52055 SHELBY, OHIO SheIby's only complete automotive parts jobber and CONGRATULATIONS TO machine shop, THE CLASS OF I966 CSCI-XR'S COIVIPLIIVIENTS The Store for Men OF THE COTTAGE SHOP MEN's CLOTHES I4 MANSFIELD AVENUE CONGRATULATIONS S T R U B L E ' S Your Prescription Drugstore With the Convenient Back Door 60 PROCRESSINC 'WITH SHELBY SINCE I935 COMPUNENTSOF THE COFFEE SHOP DUKE'S CLOTHIER TAILOR 66 West Main Street, Shelby Open five nights a week CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1966 Sandy 'N' Andy Shop Children's Apparel 1955-1966 65 W. Main St. Ph. 342-2176 COMPLIIVIENTS OF THE DAILY GLOBE p Serving Shelby Since 1900 Best of Luck to the Class of '66 SLOT RACING 0 FAMILY Pocmzfr BILLIARDS 0 PING Pom: GOLF DRIVING RANGE 0 Horam CRAFTS I' grand preen recreation Richard E. Barkdull 30-32 W. MAIN ST. SHELBY, 0IIIo 44875 Lyle D. Boyce THE STYLE SHOP LADIES APPAREL 36 E. Main Street COMPLIMENTS OF MEN WHO KNOW TIRES BEST HARRY HOLLINGSWORTH TIRE COMPANY Your Local Firestone Dealer Custom Retreaclinq COMPLIMENTS OF THE BAKER AGENCY INSURANCE-REAL ESTATE 45 West Main Street Shelby, Ohio 2 Congratulations of 1966 ARNOLD'S FLOWER SHOP West Main Street Road FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS CORSACES ARE OUR SPECIALTY CONGRATULATIONS Geo I. Metzger and Sons Incorporated EXCAVATING o GRADING BEST OF LUCK CHARM SHOP Phone 342-2246 8 Oak Street BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '66 A 85 W DRIVE-IN North Gamble Street Shelby, Ohio CONGRATULATIONS ALWAYS DO YOUR BEST CASTAMBA THEATRE ART. SHREFFLER, Mgr. COIVIPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 66 Armentrout's Brothers COIVIPLIIVIENTS OF THE PIZZA HUT 4 WATER STREET 3 M Y C A Products . . . extends its congratulations and best wishes for the futwre to the Class of '66 4 Telephone numbers have been changed since the ads were prepared for the Scarlet S. Following are the new numbers of advertisers: Barb's Salon of Beauty ............ ....... 3 42-5906 Brown Flower and C-ift Shop ..... ..... 342-4151 Carothers Termite Control ,...... ........ 3 42-6841 Dean's Superette .......................... ....... 3 42-2531 Dick's Furniture and Appliances ...... ....... 3 42-5126 Don Murray Ford ........................ ........ 3 42-4060 Frank C. Schiffer Co, ..............,.. ........ 3 42-2106 1. C. Morris and Co. ............................. ....... 3 42-6131 j. O. Purdy Heating and Sheet Metal ...... ........ 3 42-3121 Modern Tire Mart ........................., ........ 3 42-6186 Shelby Floral Co. ....... ........ 3 42-61 1 1 Shelby Parts Co. ..,........... ....,.. 3 42-4055 Shelby Rhythm Bowl ....... ........ 3 42-6171 Smart Shop .................. ....,... 3 42-5181 Smitty's Drive-in .,.. ........ 3 42-4891 State Agency Inc. ..... ..,,... ........ 3 4 2-3060 Troxell Sheet Metal ................... ........ 3 42-6216 Whitehouse Hamburger Shop ....., ........ 3 42-5241 Wisler Rug and Carpet Service ........ ........ 3 42-5171