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

Text from Pages 1 - 236 of the 1967 volume:

' 4 T 1 5 1 U. . il'- 'EF R ' -1 -1 i -it ginger- ,rv-v A -v 4' Scarlet S 1967 Published by the students of Shelby Senior Hih School, Shelby, Ohio M entrance to learning I 1 w Lighted at night are the main entrance at the left and the administrative offices at the right. Our feet. . .They take us from class to class. . .to lunch. . .to the buses at the end of the day. . .At night, footsteps again are heard in the halls, the commons, the Little Theater and the gym as our feet take us to club meetings, activities and special events . . .Our feet. . .is our theme. Scarlet S, 1967 3 V a 4 Q is fttluaiafii Q f,:,'an4ii i if, +1 4,'+ ,,if, 41, er if Contents ' vu l School Life ... . . .4 i E r Dedication .... f Seniors .......... ...... 1 8 Senior Who's Who 212 Juniors ........ .... 6 3 Sophomores .. Activities . Sports .. Faculty . . . Directory Advertising .. Flag is familiar sight at the front of the school New and beautiful, Shelby Senior High makes an impressive sight when lighted at night. To the left is the library and at the right, the classroom wing. ' A T7 A A '-'-re., ...., ., 1vr--nu-em -A' w .Q .. 1 Y-,.1.l-L. E343-,!ld1bh.,gx:I,J,l V ., . AISH SCHQQL .L+-In , 51' 1, .Q.q?'j . jr 7' 'L' ,i ,',..4 fig' At night, spotlights aimed above the entrance to the c1assroom wing tell visitors and passersby the name of our school. Now lookit! Seniors all the way Peak performance Varsity cheerleaders for the 1966-67 school year were fleft to rightj Myrna fry Bonnie Whitney, Pat Krupp, Ginney Cattey, and Marilyn Baker. -v 7 A . l , X 1 1' 1 X ,4 Si 1 i 'i x .' ?--?21 x - x V' uh Ng Intermission is a time for talk V What's so funny, Lanny? Oh, we know, Tom and Barb! lug. 1 , , r 11 sim Q . 1 . . ure I gg ' x Jig 1. S MQ ff Lg Q A ' , 1, 1 ' ' - fqggglq I... , - ,fu 2 rl: - l e e ll if Y ' 1- 1.4. :Nfl .- -lv A , 1 - ml - -.... -. .a::,. 4 Y . . 4. Q . 1- n 1 g 5 I v Q .K A-.' Q 1 K . 'bug-l .wif qfluonu A , . ,. . RllllirLaqM.Am muulllll 1' fu Hn 1 W: W O Q6 x 'Ari -In I vj nl .-Vg .il 71 tu . - 4 1 ff . , v f v W, L, - N aj ,- 11- 54. J. 94 ,,.'-gs ,-f M E- 'fs:Ff!hi5S -- s Gardens and Girls In Wayne, our conquering hero Prom Takes Place On Isle of Golden Dreams Palm trees and gardens of ex- otic Howers made a beautiful set- ting for last year's junior-senior 'DI'0l'l1. Freshman natives served re- freshments while juniors and sen- iors danced the night away. The band appeared at a fall pep rally decked out in new uniforms. , , V rf,-w. , r . The Shelby Whippet Band starts down the field for another half-time show ' K-'ca . '54 ' ' fi :F W ' l- . ' vi Q1-fi f if Qf'5Q g5 - :l5-Lhillfali .',.K 1- ' YH, 1- l S l l ff llflfig f1'fli,fl-X 5- 2: 11 ' a CPT? Civ? 1 4 v .v 'X in l l ffvi R L Yr--1 ff-Q rfb' 1. I .J Mn. 4 ,, 'i . Q1-,NQ f X Brenda Viars lseated, centerj reigned as queen of Shelby High's annual homecoming. Members of the royal court 'fleft to rightb were Pat Krupp, Kay Burky, Vikki Smith, and Sue Abbott, o . Class rings on display Students escaping . .mv ruTA!9.. Strike up the band! Potatoes? INF or Mum, U09 , .,., Master mechanic MODGY-mad M3222 1 '!' 1.4-1- Q Are you really working on the ,yearbook'! PT 1 V , 1, I 1 ,'- , ,Av A look to the south side of the gym dur- ing' a pep rally shows the Pep Club and the We'Il huif and puff and blow the house down. band. The class that yells the loudest. . . We'11 try again. Shelby High's Pep Club adds a touch of color to the basketball scene as well as reflecting' school spirit. TIMOTHY H. BLAIR November 11, 1948 August 18, 1964 Tim will be remembered by many of us as a fellow classmate and faithful friend who was always giving and never asking. ,X ivy- N- I x.. i' offs A PM Mas. ENOCH MR. WILLIAMS Dedication You, Mrs. Enoch, are held in high esteem in your field of home economics, not only in our school but also throughout the area and in the state departrne nt of education as Well. The num ber of students enrolled in home ec, an elective, reflects your ability as a teacher and your enthusiasm for your work. Dinners you have planned for special events have contributed greatly to Shelby I-Iigh's image as has your work with student teachers. This edition of the Scarlet S is dedicated to you in recognition of all you have done for us th'e past eight years. For twenty - three years, Mr. Williams, you have served Shelby High as the boys' physical education instructor. You've coached our basketball teams to five Northern Ohio League charnpionships. Through your efforts, our teams have won three sectional championships and a district titleg they have been a runner-up in the district and in the regional tournament. One of your players, who earned all-Ohio honors, Went on to gain rec- ognition as an all-American and a professional basketball play- er. You have been our baseball coach, and in this sport your teams also have compiled an enviable record. Because of your service to the school - and to the community - the 1967 Scar- let S is dedicated to you. SEN IORS A I9 Senior Class Executive Committee FRONT ROW Cleft to rightj: Brenda Viars, Mary Anne Zehner, Beverly Amert, and Sue Cirata. SECOND ROW: Paul Dodge, Mikel Ramey, Ronald Russell, Joycelyn Strauch, Roc- co Mazza, Steven Leavitt, and Mr. Potts Cadvisorj. Not present: Steve VanDervort, Linda Lux, and Mary Ann Stock. Fl .ll LEFT TO RIGHT: Rodney Troxell, presidentg Dianne Fisher, secretary-treasurerg and Steve Maier, vice-president. CLASS COLORS: Royal blue and baby blue. CLASS SONG: Born Free CLASS MOTTO: Do you fear the force of the wind. The slash of the rain? Go face them and fight them, Be savage again. Go hungry and cold like the wolf, Go wade like the crane. The palms of your hands will thicken The skin of your cheek will tan, You'll grow ragged and weary and swarthy, But you'll walk like a man. - Hamlin Garland CLASS FLOWER: Yellow rose. CAP AND GOWN: Boys, royal blueg girls, white CLASS R'Ig'N'G 43 JUDITH MARIE ADKINS NANCY ANN AKERS DAVID CHARLES ALEXANDER CAROL SUE ALT :ff ' '794 SUE ANN ABBOTT ROGER DALE ADAMS A 4 N iff, BEVERLY CATHERINE AMERT JERRY LOYD ARMSTRONG PATSY JEAN ARMSTRONG BARBARA JO BAKER Seniors fqfjtv f-...r D uf' x , T l.:'-' 3 BRIAN KEITH BARRIE MICHAEL CARL BASHORE SALLY ANN BERTKE PHILIP ALAN BIGELOW I rx 5. sk 'IC' 537' 5' GREGORY ALLEN BAKER JULIA LOUISE BARNARD 'fs-'. BRUCE RICHARD BISTLINE C HERYL SUE BLALA CK GARRY DALE BOICE SHIRLEY JEAN BOREMAN Seniors 4:1-fa ,PDX T'-jf LINDA LOUISE BRODZENSKI ,DEBORAH ELAINE BROWN RITA JANE BROWN JULIE MAE BROWNING 'ff' R' 'rt-:xr E4 CANDACE ANN BOYCE BARRY BARTH BRITT Egg! LYLE GENE BRUCE JAMES LYNN BURKS KAY ELLEN BURKY KAREN SUE CASKEY I nh! T .-3 x o-..-,Q V 'f Seniors 1 . JERRY LANT CASSITY DIANA LOUISE CATTEY -.rf CHARLES THOMAS CLAYTOR, JR. ROBERT GARY CONLEY RONALD GENE COOKE CONNIE SUE COUCH ' - fl-47' M X-eff' ,4 1 I 1 lx 'x 5 Seniors 3'3 ,,,,,,... 2 41 'QB' GREGORY KUHN DAVIS PAULA IRENE DAVIS JAMES FORREST DeLONG THOMAS ALAN DEPLER 4... 4,-,f- LARRY MICHAEL COUCH WILLIAM LEE CRUSE ,,...A -:vw iXAiw-if I ' fu YLKVXK' 'WT31 v R 'ew ,, 553 u 'nhl' -Cf? HOMER ARNOLD DILLON, JR. PAUL RICHARD DODGE CHARLES ROBERT EASTERLIN G CHARLES R. EICHOLTZ fees. ' , W r 'I I, W i kai 1 qAx1 , Seniors 'SR :gif QU4' if +555 ANN MARIE FISHER DIANNE MARIE FISHER DEWEY ELLIS FLOR WILLIAM MAI-ILON FOGLE fe' WWW 'iff' RICKY BRUCE FELTY CAROL JEAN FINN '-99' 'FUN-' Nc-s-ui TERRY LEE FOREMAN LINDA ANN FOX , v, 'n 1g,, . 5. THEODORE JOSEPH FOX ALTON LEE FRANKLIN '26 L 'Y' ,l' XA-r ,,,J- '!.5 .,v 5 ff Seniors f . ,4 in 1 A fri' Ni' Y 3 Q, Q 1 GAYLE JEAN GARVER MICHAEL ALLEN GATES ARETTA GEARHART NANCY JOAN GRIFFITH kqpk RICKY ROLLAND FREDERICKS MARIE DEBRA GAMBLE xx'-,VA K' I YTTTY THOMAS ALLEN GUERIN JOHN ARTHUR GUISINGER .?'11. g ---- WAYNE JOSEPH GURNEY CYNTHIA FAYE HALL l we-Q' Seniors A . Pc--1 KD' DAVID MICHAEL HARRAH JOHN WILSON HART DENNIS WALTER HOHLER ROBERT DEAN HOOVER HENRY LA URENS HOPKINS DELLA CAROL HORN Xf- my ai? -r'-f v-'R Seniors 1: if 6 . , x x xx.,-P X 7A9i'. X47 '1-17' LINDA JO HUEBNER NANCY LOU HURSH KATHRYN JOAN JACKSON KATHLEEN BERNICE JEWELL NJ CANDACE DAPHANE HOUPT BRENDA JOYCE HUBBARD MARLENE JOHNSON SANDRA LEE JONES BERNARD LOUIS KAUFMANN RONALD LEE KAUFMANN XR'-'X QW 3I' 'l-:lain , f Riff Seniors ! S'!e JERRY LYNN KEISER BRUCE ALAN KENNEDY DEBORAH ANN KOLLMEIER ELAINE KAY KOOKEN 5 . ' , .ks GREGORY CHARLES KECK NORMA MAY KEEFER mp' 'Q xl ,ff-r HELEN MARIE KREINBRINK PATRICIA ANN KRUPP PDX fur- 'Y ROBERT ALLEN LAFFERTY LARRY LOUIS LAWRENCE Seniors f : - '9' , fsrxx '..T'..? RAYMOND GENE LENCZOWSKI JANET LEE LEWIS JEAN MARIE LEWIS LINDA SUE LUX '! 'T' STEVEN KARL LEAVITT DANIEL LEE LEFFEL 'QT' DAVID EUGENE LYBARGER MICHAEL RAY LYBARGER BILLY GERALD LYKINS JAMES DEAN MCKINNEY Y-. Seniors 'FY 453' -46.4 I THOMAS ALAN MCPHERSON HANS FRITZ WILHELM MAERTINS 415 '9fl'N, 9-VM DAVID GLENN MESS MICHAEL JAMES METZGER PATRICIA ANN MILLER KATHY JO MOHLER . ,S X isa it ' -1 .- .arf-7 Seniors kk F5137 . spa' DANIEL KNEPPER MORRIS ROBERT NORMAN MOTT KURT LAWRENCE MUELLER FLORENCE DIANE MUNDEY 4? BILL JOE MONTGOMERY DWIGHT CECIL MOORE Qs. ...Az . v ' Q 9 , J I ,, aux' L ag.,- 15.47 1257 GREGORY ALLAN NELSON LARRY RICHARD NETHERS E SQ 74 . 1 -'-- zz- wv ..f1 3 I -:HAI rp ' .- la E -L, T .gud 'U u,,, .. 'Q '44 , e'E2'i ' -J.: if :qfv G i STEPHANIE CAROL OLEWILER LYNN NORA PARKS T1 3-.. -an ..,f,, bl isa VW Qu' li ll Nix! YL 'T Seniors is ,lf nt? . uf 1-'-ff YT? 654 .Juv NANCY ELLEN PARSONS SUSAN MAY PATTERSON STEPHANIE ANN PAYNE MARY FRANCES PERRY ff? if ' 4 -v , , E- KA 11, ., 1 ,K ,AX-of ,I ., X .0 In xx! I- ff 1 Q' J hi!!- jf ' 11 x 'lf' ' '- N 'Ja ' :do , ,, ' s P -V: 'Hg' 1' '- s., '!,2 PAUL RICHARD PARRISH HAROLD CLIFFORD PARSONS 152 ks! GARY LYNN PHELPS MARY ELIZABETH PITKIN JOE DAVID PITNEY SUSAN MARIE PLOCHER 'sv' Q-ff-f-gif '29 'QV Seniors E 1533? 1, JANICE ARLENE POLACHEK MARJORIE ELAINE PONTIOUS '-I .geo- ' 1 'Na wmv KIM ARLYN RANDALL JOHN ALLEN REYNOLDS -. L.. SHIRLEY ANNE REYNOLDS STEVEN LEE RIDDICK ff? -...4ap Seniors iw ,..f: . , , 'np . al' V T 1 'X 543 My ,YQ f ' .IGN A ,F 'x L xy j 1 ' , 1 WILLIAM PAUL ROGERS TOM DEAN RUCKMAN LUELLA MAE RUSSELL. RONALD HENRY RUSSELL R? J! ,I Y .A ff A , i s f ww 1 L , xv , ' 12 -.IJ 1'- V MARY ELLEN ROBERTS PEGGY LEE ROBERTS pn I .X xi-7 T-ff YOLANDA MARIA SAENZ KAROL SUE SCHLARMAN 5 ,J JACQUELYN KAY SCHULL MARY BETH SCHUMACHER A 'Q'-1 Seniors if ,w.,.f9g nA, I, Sz CP LINDA LOUISE SHANK LAWRENCE WILLIAM SHERIDAN JOHN CHARLES SHIRA DOROTHY ELLEN SHOCK SUSAN MARIE SERGENT SCOTT HOPPER SHADRICK ,-1 if fl! pox filk -Kg? 'E'-'ff 0-,N SHIRLEY LOUISE SIFFERLEN BALDOMERO SILVA, JR. LYDIA H. SILVA JOHN LAWRENCE SIMPKINS ff '5.,,4Y Seniors tim , 'Q--f '75 'CTT' JAMES LARRY SPRAGUE PAMELA KAY STARR BARBARA JEAN STAUFFER MARY ANN STOCK IS 'VY' , Q.. KI? 4 i + A rf A' VIKKI LYNN SMITH BEVERLY KAY SOWERS 'gf PAMELA KAYSTOUGH JOYCELYN ANN STRAUCH FRED MILTON STUDER ALLEN FRANCIS SUTTER QP:- 8 qv -1, 't 1 'x L-' I Seniors , '-JN 'FZZ7 ., NL -eff JOHN BURKE TERRY DEBORAH JEAN TILL HARVEY JEROME TRAXLER RODNEY LEE TROXELL 'ai . ,..... -rj' CONNIE LYNN SWANGER LENA LOUISE TELL It---,1 lb., , fxygff STEPHEN CHARLES VANDERVORT BRENDA ERNESTIN E VIARS DAVID ALLEN VIERS DONALD JAMES WEAVER Seniors INET? 0 0 -:- Q u 15-Y 5451 -N' HENRY MARK WEBER WENDY MARIE WEBER VICKI LYNN WENTZ KENNETH DALE WEST ATU. 'N-.f 11. fWi 4-,. GERALD A. WEAVER LINDA JEAN WEAVER GEORGE DOUGLAS WILCOX CAROLYN MAE WILL JUDY KAY WILL DWANE WILLIAMS . -rf-ff Dv' .Nu Seniors S- T'-vi l V tix- --9 VICKIE LYNNE WILSON '-9. 9-17 ROGER CHARLES WRIGHT N 'KLA-.-av' LEONARD WILLIAM PITSCH V'-0' TERRY LEE WINGART ELLEN LOUISE WISE SHARON SUE WUTHRICH MARYANN ZEHNER Senior pictures not available: J, - N4 DONALD JAMES HOWELL RICKEY DEAN JUHNSOEN ROBERT JAMES RAMSEY DONALD EUGENE PUTNAM J UNIORS i 0 W 14 - ' I I . . I , 2.57 DENNIS BURKETT JIM McCORMICK President Vice-president LOIS MERKLE Secretary-treasurer Junior Class Executive Committee FRONT ROW fleft to rightj: Nikki Gregory, Dennis Burkett, Jim McCormick, Lois Merkle, Suzanne Downs, and Cathi Bogard. SECOND ROW: Susan Lowmiller, Paula Williams, Marilyn Baker, Anne Roasberry, Charlene Friebel, and Sharon Viars. THIRD ROW: Kevin Yarman, Jim Studer, Jim Purdy, Mike Twiss, Dave Keinath, Bob Mackey, and Mr. Carlisle fadvisorj. Denny Adam David Adkins Diana Adkins Robert Adkins Virginia, Arcudi Elaine Argo Julie Armbrustcr Gary Bailey Pam Barber Richard Barker Julian Barnard Carla Barnett Juniors MTF ' 2 i ,f , . sr 1 ., 5-Y if , Q I' .-, rg -R' ,gd-1,1 A -..l si ' A :Hi A if- gi Q 4 x.: Q77 ff bbs ... ...-.. l - 5 ' , --,A l l l l Bob Alfrey George Allen Gary Arnett 'Sharon Amert ' QV if 9 W , lik? Xu F John Baker Marilyn Baker Mary Baldridge Cheryl Barber 59 l T W L 3' 551 ,zaf + 1 4, - . V!! I . s Q1 I5 7 'J , - Juniors Y on B fa John Bierma Sam Billotte Lynda Blair John Bloom ... .... , A J f J 'bv D 1-Q if Rodney Barre , ,. - TV '1 W ggz-Axo n S-aff! Janice Beeching' William Beinbrech .lf 1! , ,-,L ' 4 ,, - , 5? .4 7. , ,x , J' A Y 1 ?'j1' if A - w .. I bf .w ' 1 fl' I2 T 14, 4 f. W 1 -si 'I , .6 TI ' 91'-4 au 1 - I Gary Bowman Winfred Boyd Pat Brown Brad Burdge 66 E l t W 3 I W N 1 e N W 1 Linda Barnhart K XII'-1 - f L , ' A' .3 1 I . J fx ' 1 1.7, ,I A6 if-in Y J. ' ' I A g Q 2, I 5 ' A f ' Cathi Boprard Kenneth Bolay 7 Richard Bond ' John Boor A Arif ,J - 5 'x' ' 11 ,-X 'akkfkhfl 'Clk 'fi-I V5 II . gf we ' Susan Campbell Ron Carter ' Virginia Catisey 5 Jesse Chapman Greg: Cole Fred Cooke Dennis Cooper I Garland Coover fixin- 5. ,.,, I -+ its 'wall I - l 'S l ' i X ' ev PL X X nv 9 4 W I lr l x ,, rv-'whim -11 Juniors ,N . ' ri Li Dennis Burkett Cindy Burky Connie Burrows Ted Byers f. ---v, 'N1A l 71: l 4 X w. D i, l ii i 25.1, if .Q , , ik gjlkv, Lacrecia Christy Judy Clabaugh Diane Clark William Clark , ' ? x-l ' I ' .iw r 1 4-:sy 125' if lk V9 V 4 1- -- ' N ' Q - X 3 , ul . 4, Carl Copeland Bruce Copley Barbara Corbin Dan Cordes F l 67 Sally Cox Nancy Cramer Rae Ann Crawford Tom Curren Juniors Y' ,.1-- I . Al 'S I L, Y - f -, A ' l s -W U I Douglas Day Robert DeHoyas oe DeVito -F 5 4 'Q' J Carolyn Douglas .. uT7R Suzanne Downs 'David Dunathan 'A f, -iii ,, ,-A N. 'A :1 'X ' I' T' 1 lib , f . Pamela Ernsberger , Terry Evans ??, 3.E'no1dDDani1ron eve aug tery Jeff Davis Orva Dawson fs., pa. Sharon Fought Denny Fox Rosemary Frangella Terry Freese J, Steve Gates Armin Giese Kathleen Giesifze Vicki Gorsuch Juniors l 1 'ful ,-MPI? 1,594 .xl S ' H11 V M .1 i Ki. h 'Y ny , , X. f, - Y 1 1 1 v' ,1 I , l y.-w . J.-fl . h u Juniors V -' jp-S v 5 'wi' P 1 - V Hu. 4. Connie Haverfleld Thomas Hawk Jackie Hemmerly Todd Henning' f ' 51.1 ' ' X 1 be iv e - 1 , Hia Q ' ll ' -, new! Q 'qt-K ' - .1 Dean Hunter Deborah Ingram, Stanley Ingram 5 Greg J enney Paul Hamman b Phil Hamman Sally Hanno Jed' Hatch L It AT Q1-I . 'W-7, Q 'iii f Em.. I iv Charlotte Henson ' Stan Hoffman Mike Howell Sue Hummel uniors Betty Jennings Connie Johnson Roxann Johnson Richard Karr fl 4-l Kenneth Kaul ' 7 ' Gary Kegley - Bob Kehoe David Keinath .I - .3 nw W ' I . I I ' I .. -firm-1- 'T ' A se, ', i- fm ' 3 in i ' .J - fu 1 I '1- n e 5... Howard Knapp Sherry Kocher . D: Gary Kooken N w f? uv, J 5- Karen Kenton Deborah Kidwell Dan Kinsey Virginia Kirkpatrick Dennis Kurtzman 3 F ' 1 3 , 4 , V 1 Efr .I M 2' 'iQ V' 'si .n W Wig. ' J 'ig f rm W i 1 ' Jean Landis A .' James Laubie 'I , Uudith Laubie ' 1Mike LeClair Don Limpach Susan Livingston Gary Love Sandra, Loveland Juniors r Gary Loveless Susan Lowmiller David Lutz ' Becky Lybarger Y M-iss uii 1 , NV. uFE!5TMlAR VEST 114' x 1UE'CiTlE5 yu gn fo- xy L4 Ak Diana ' f- ,W James I R! ' ' Karen McFarland Mike McKinney L , Bob Mackey Marquita Mellick Lois Merkle Harold Metzger Silas Montgomery Tom Moore Paula Morrow Richard Mott Juniors uf. 3 l P 1, Q : -5-, :aut 4. .N . lf, wb? S l ,N l h I' Willard McKinney ' Barbara McLaughlin 1 l David McMeeken 4 Roger Mabe -, .1 ' 'f' ' Terril Miles Charles Miller Gloria Miller Debbie Mitchell Q V' fr Bryan Mowry ' 'A Curt Nazor James Needs , Lloyd Noland , :gl 2 fm. J Danny Parrigani 4 Karen Paulo Dave Payne Van Payne Frank Phillips Paul Picking Don Pifer Willard Pollock Juniors l ' Qi af' I 'di' ix 1 K E . A l wi 1' , A V l 'rfifd ., g. I I - asv- X ' 1 Ronnie Oertle Michael Oesch Leroy Owens Chris Palmer W I LJ I' ' . 13' f 'YI' I 1-f f '1 flu-4' David Peiffer Jennie Petersen Ron Petersen Janet Petty 'PY' U , -'vin I Q. Bernard Porter Darrell Porter ' Robert Preston Myrna Pry P 1 will , . X , . ,, , 4. 5 . L . ...T..., 1 1 , S X Carole Reynolds Douglas Rinehart Scott Risner Roger Ritchie B,!. -vi ' ,, J -rf w i , M ,. M,-3 J , I , ' .bf A 1 , lar Fl H 'Q ,. , A Sherry Sampjsel 'Miql1aeljSchmalhurst Joseph Schroeder Nancy Schull Q4 Iumors 4 e V Q V7 1 , -, , ,I , ul v 4v,.-,,v fl f.' Jim Purdy Danny Rabold Debby Rabold Kathleen Reed Jim Rivers Ann Roasberry Melinda Robinson Jeanne Russell N, Kay Schumacher Tom Scott Paula Sergent Leslie Sexton 1'- J, ..,-- '! ' f N ' V lk 'Z-fl ' wrt? Joyce Sowers Cathi Steele Sandra Stevens Rodney Stober . . Vg .gi .- f i -1 .A, . QQ i N -fu. Kurt Swomrer Douglas Talbott Robert Thomas Charles Thornton Michael Twiss David Utz Franz Vail Sharon Viars 1 lf ll, lvl-vi av A l 3' 1 I- I .-' Q ir el .-H, if .r, no ' A fa ' xii Q , J.- T, .,y ,I Y 1i.6J 1 J uniors 'Yrv - -1. Jim Studer - In Mark Studer ,T ll Joyce Summers Ill Greg Swisher l ' 1 l 1 Q , Q ix 'A' Q 4 x Y ee: 1 T . -yy-If .TV 'F f 1 .J M I Lynn Till Barbara Timson , Eddy Traxler r Warren Turner Q' K ,k ,, u 7 Charles Viers 'Chuck Weaver lBeverly Webb Carla Weiland oy' ,kg '. L 5 U , lx 3 -H 7 -- A l. ,gn ii W , il ' ii - wa 1 A n if if X W Q a Dan Winters Sue Wolford David Wooddell Gloria Worthington .yn . V '41 'P'-P ' ffl X Qwfgg .1 L A , Juniors Bonnie Whitney Beth Wildman Jim Williams Paula Williams x 'ga N ka , Pl- . , 't , ll' X :V . . ' Q. Donna Young Greg Young Richard Young Sevngzi Yu 4, ' . , . ,.: . 4-' - k 1 ' ---:..i 4.-- s-1 lY-.n -....is.- Steve Wray Teresa Wright Tracy Wrightsman .Kevin Yarman mv ' 4 ,Lf Fc-. SOPHOMORES Sophomore Class Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: Michele Black, secretary- treasurerg John Medley, presidentg and Susan Schlayer, vice-president. 3 Y 'fl ,- f 'V'-l'Ii V lIi'ZffXYf.. fw ' an 5-.Uj , T of ' L Img.. R i s f ' Erie ,lf 1 b ivy- 1 f f e so - L 'Q X n E ' '-'Tm ' at i , 'K 1 1 I b, af fx 4 ophomores K Q, vi Q. J V 4 -i51l,, elf-tg,-f 9' A 4 A 17164. .- ,Y ,I ' A J , 'Na 3 All e 3 'l i my rg xif ' -f , yx Qi W tg, . t 3 :Z Eff. J FJ ' ' .fi ,, ff W., 4- 1. 'Qi fir-:gi f :' ffl ' ' ' , X 31 Ne, a i , e 9 jf ,A ky I 1: . I A- l , 3 if J J 'zrf' . KNXQA-P, 1 1 Mikel Abbott John Adam Gary Adkins Kenneth Adkins Bonnita Akers Dale Alfrey Paula Anspach Deborah Argo Carl, Armstrong .Jocelyn Arngstrong David Arndld Joseph August Theresa August Steve Baldridge Edward Barber Joan Barber Susan Barber Jerry Barker Frank Barker John Barrett Lynn Barrie Barbara Bashore Steven Belcher Laura Belomy Mike Bertke Robert Bevier James Bierma Priscilla Biglin 81 Michael Bilka Richard Bird Gay Bissell Michele Black V7.7 Sara Blatter Linda Bloom Dorothy Boor Janette Boor i YI - JV 'ls B-4 w Brent Boreman .V l ir- fr Cheryl Bourcy , Charles Branham V Y Lynn Bricker , John Brodzenski I YU! ' J 'uv if 1. , 1, 14 . . , . . . 3 x - '- 500' X .fl - ,-Q nib 4.1, 7 e 'VX .5 ophomores aw ,s . ,,' 41 dh 'TKKIY' . Y 5 MH S577 i ' ' 4 9 - c 'e 4' - - ' ' ' . I Eliza grown W ' ' I i -f.-Q ' 'l - 'Q ary rown ' . , J Yr. ,A ' James Browning ' 1 -i J' l -M W A C ' Diane Burkett 114 V. x ' ,.,,,,f' ' '. .3 U IW Kathy Burrows Q , -,Q ,. '- I A , X 1, James Caporini Vicki Carlson lg ' 1 GA . 9 v . 1- Michael Carner William Champion 82 l f. - 1 l ' ,gli-1:-H5 Sophomores g-sv' Q an ' 15 l I- N '4-l 'V S., 1 .-Q.. Wag C54 'lic' kit., Q ani, - W m ' 1 r N . Q. C, 42,1 A K if C -' Marcia Chew .4 , , Lana Christy NM' - 1 ' Raymond Cirata ---'Qi N., X in Q u. , it A vw . ! uv A C' ' o r fi Q A ' 'il : K '- v , , . . J . ,,, 414 C Ng - fl na Q A 'LI' SLE 414 'V 5- Q Vi: ' N, A 1 1 - 'N Y Vx i wry J -- ' .Vi Y J.-, ff-li Na 'Wm' Y l :gnc i5..,,' . wk -xx 1 S- - J ' w ,gl X j o nfl, ' .lflfv ---Q I Y, f we ilu' ' Q 1' Chris Clabaugh David Clark Dale Cline Judy Cline Leora Cole Sara Coleman Mary Kathqn Cooke Michael Cooper David Couch Sandy Couch Rebecca Coy Edward Craft Terry Craft William Crenshaw David Crum Patricia Dean James De Vito Roger De Vito John Easterline Brenda Edwards Robert Ellis Darlene Enyhart Daniel Ernsberge Roger Estep Edward Fackler 83 1' Diana Fensch William Fetzer Kathleen Finn Steve -Fought Carey Fox Richard Frank Constancei . Frefl-ilk Bruce Friehel Cheryl Fride Pamela Gerster Cheryl Glower Richard Graham Diane Gray Michael Gray Claudia Guenther Victoria Gumbert Linda Gwirtz Martin Hall Larry Harrah Kay Hart Francis Hartge Paulette Hartge 84 'V ' . , 0 homores fur! 'Sm p -if I. . ,N-'X T417 -. I 1' Y hawks .. f Ffa. 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' ' .iii -ig! 1 GD' :v-N I 9 A if , f V.- , 1 N-I hwy Steve Hartz Edward Hatch Steve Haun Ronald Hawthorne Catherine Heacock Burt: Heacock Dean Henson Robert Herlihy Karen Heydinger Pamela Hicks William Hipsher Debra Hoifman Gail Hogue Jacqueline Hohler Rebecca Hoover Thomas Horner Sally Hunter Fred I-Iursh Jay Huss Bonnie Ingram Mary Jackson Diane James Tom J effers Robert Johnson Richard Johnston Cinda Jones David Jones B5 U 9 ' 1 Charles Keller V Verlinda Kempf 1 Tames Kennedy - 'fl 8 , Sandra Kerr Cheirylhliisir 5 ' Vic i 'se Y f 1 , i , James Konves Q 1 ,b Kathleen Laws ' Stevhen Lay William Leffel Sally Le Munyon Abigail Lewis Douglas Lewis Jeffrey Love Elizabeth Lumadue James McConaha Margaret McCormick Roger McKenzie Mary McLaughlin Stella Mahon Michael Maier Michael May Lynn Mayer John Medley Linda Miley Donna Miller Joan Miller Dennis Milligan' B6 . f- 1 . N- 'R ',-gil 4 173 'au awry- -IQP 5 . 'Ii ' .gf -' ophomores . 1, f- I -- i t as 'ug 1 Y . Jn 41- w if I ig' - . i IJ' 6, , -'l 1 , 9 'GJ I ophomores Q J,- x ,125 . fav-. wr- , ' --. ,Fx , .. . - - .MX ' 1- ' x .. i 1 nr, ,.-n f ' , .ff 1 7 gs 'nl'- K ', K 5 'D- Robert Mohler IIS- 7 W au, -V M , Donna Monn H Wendy Monn 5 -4 XX row W ' ,l.- B Dave Moore Y Tim Moore - W Karl Mueller - Deborah Mynheir Hallie Nelson Cathy Newland Cheryl Oesch Arthur Osborne 'Vicky Parrish David Parsons I D , .I 'E 1 ,rug A-. . , 11-E 1 f 6: C Xia Q, I-2 . wr f-- - . , ' p , C, Sv , fr s 1 A l -A - Frederick Patrick Patricia Perry Thomas Perry Marjorie Petty Diane Pickard in ui . ul 'Q'-ef' If Judie Pifer , Kenneth Pifer A. 'N 'flu iw A X N - ' Charles Pitsch I Michael Potter B7 George Prosser Jack Prosser Marilyn Putnam James Quiggle Junzior Ray Ramey V Linda Ramey Dennis Ramsey William Rath Roger Reed Linda Reeder Michael Reese Renae Riddick Gary Robertson Cindy Ross Teena Rudd Naomi Sampsel Susan Schlayer Kristina Schull Pamela Seaman Ellizageth Seaton Lee Shevherd Nancy Shreffler Dahlia Silva Vicki Sines Brian Smith Michael Smith Phil Smith Larry Sneeringer -f,., 9' as .-'X -A aiu .X-Q. Q.- '13 A -5- ' i 5 . '-x -nm Y x.,, -- gp'- --ev' Su! . '1It U' 1 Crt? lik: 9. ws-vs' - ,V Y, N, , X. ophomores 1,-x ,Eg ,JY wgr ' ,f g ff' 1 X' Jn- N. +6 - iv' 51' .Rf X- 1 Q7 ji x j' YE? 4-sv Tv YT-1' N? .111 00.0 1- 2 a I .'. I 5' n '1 ' uf I - 5 -M i Q is ophomores 4 sr:-3 -rf . N f -. ,, spy.,-5 , Wi uv hs. - 4-' xf ga-I , Ll, '9: 3.f iibl' . Il-l9,l4W,,4. ' af- A lg .I ' 4 ' r 5' ' GB uf in 1- , , . fY'n'7' -. . - - . g 2 l J ep, , 4, L. . P. , Q, ' Np..,f - Q' 1.7 - A 'Y' 'K x - ,nag N' l 1 A A TLT, lp. A 1-7 of 1 6' lfllfli - ll 1 A til, 1 K S 'V ,nfl -All 4-'LJ , V, K. ...qty ,L-,f '5- ,,.. .' lb Lynn Somerville Joe Spate Roxanne Spring Mike Starr Beth Stentz Linda Stevens Josepli Stickney Rick Stone Sally Stover Myron Straka Rebecca Stroup Craig' Studer Frank Swanger Ann Swisher Eric Swogger Otto Swogger Joey Tackett Gloria Taylor Linda. Thurman Bruce Timson Rodney Todd Dick Tom-linson Patricia 'hviss Janet Utz Kevin VanDe1'vort Carol Van Hoyten Ronald Walp 89 l aff., 3' 1' ' P+ - --. W , Q P f ophomores L x 'W Q dv it ' . Qt: : , w, Pamela Walton , X Tr t .A llJlIichaegNWatkins ' vu., K I ' onna eaver , ' fx A. LA ' '73' ,- fl 0 ui J ' I L: Sandra Weaver ev-' ' Q 'gim D7Vezw6e1i,b '- ' ' . r 1' tan , e . , -' 3, Karl Weber Wayne Weber ' Jean Weiland Linda Wetz Patrick Wildman Charlene I I Whitacre Dzana White Penny Wilson Axel Wllitlg Mara Woessner ' 2 Barbara Will Judxth Wolbau hw Edna Wright J oyoe Young Margaret Stout Mike Swanger 90 4--ffl 'rw' Nr ...A -A .,.,-A wwf 1' '1-FI' S, 1 9 H 5..,,f N2 ,CIM -nw 'i 'Q35 'Y x Special Class -2 n , A 53 V Rl 5513, I fk -. Q, ..-, , X .- W, X x I 4 , , , l 3' K.-f X-sg.. Dennis Dillon Wanda Fields John Kemplin Clinton McClain Delanis Ramey Lawrence Rigg' Joseph Sprague A lxttle b1rd told me. , n n The Boston Pops we ain't Needs no explanation. Don't go away mad. What was that again? ,,,u' ', g, 4 ef, ,P Q .yy - , ' ,4 , .. .- e .4 : ....' ' ' .Q v , I found a bird's nest Oh, come on now. N n l , . I wi , -111 w, - ' Smile. You've been caught un candid camera. ! Where do you put the nickel in? YO'-1 Sh0W me how- n I l L ACTIVITIE Music . Dramatics . Activities, clubs Publications Snowball . Homecoming Cheerleaders rg, l 96 FRONT ROW Cleft to righftj : Sue Ann Ab- bott, Candace Boyce. Kathy Jackson, Ste- phanie Olewiler, Pam Seaman, Ted Byers, Joe Stickney, Kevin VanDervort, Lee Shep- ard, Dan Leffel, Harvey Traxler, Sherry Kocher, Susan Lowmiller, and Donna Ly- barger. SECOND ROW: Donna Miller, Mindy Robinson, Linda Wetz, Diane Pick- ard, Pam Hicks, Lynn Somerville, Mary Rose Jackson, John Medley, J'ane Brown, Gloria Worthington, Sharon Fought, Cheryl Glower, Ed Fackler, Janet Utz, Su- san Schlayer, Debbie Mynhier, Michele Black, Jean Weiland, Beth Stentz, and F I, j T 5 J' If 1' Aff TT' 17,5-I' trftffffiie ff ff-7 if 4, ff ,ee , Q 1 r, -f'u.f'J'tffivffxniflfff-M xglgl V ' l'i , f. xv - , g B ffer,,rf-rIfgff1ff.rf.fJfIf- 1... fftyaeii-vlv'Il'ffl J 4 6 'ff 5 f,rJf.U5fJ1ff.r.rIJ'II-I , .. vfull'r'fl1ls lllf'f ,,N A,rJ'f,fJ'J,'J'.FIfJJfJf,ff 3' '- illttwameflllfll r-r.f:f 1rff5.rff.rf.ffJffJ'-f-f- 4,3 '6.lllllIfll'l'l ' Q .l J f ',,'J,'.rfJJ.f VU ruff!- ,L ' b U 1 1 1 v v ' I ' ' 1 :JIUf.r.fff.r-',rff.rJ'J'-' 'I l1ulm'flfI'flllI-I -lf gjf fJJ.rffIII,,rJ fffff- Sf. t' A ffffff rff fffcffffff ,' 1 ifJJJffJfJ'J'JIIIIIL '4 .r ll.. f-H-wwf' A Q ff f f',f-fgffffgfffffffff, -, :fy-,g il,'ll 'F E1 '. iff :Jn MII If 'f-f'IJ'I-VJ -L 9. , ,v,,ll1'lIIl'll Y, J 5 riff r.f,rf:,uz-'-ff:.r.rJ- -N ,g n 'll l'l'l S ' ' - 'fffffff ffffffffff J, V' .1 'q'Il: 'llll'l BJ - 5- 1 f:::J'.r,'fJ-r ' '-'ffI.r.r.r Q , gil' - ff I' Y' f . 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L., f':2if:',iLf-': :,f-Q-,': fx fi :hips 'Ie-523. . , .l..,L1, tj- Lg, '1- F5 U ' 4. 1, xt' .1 ':1' L L, L 5 .I - -- l.,'-ki bl n- 1, g SNC- - 'L 4' ix' LI g ' :F-ti--f..' l-: 1,'n,:i L1 V' ' ' ' 5, A ij- he L. - I' .:?I-Ll,ku tx ,tu L- aw L' L.. - L., il ., ,W - , - Q '- , Ll . i n 1 . K7 , ,' 'ki gd 1 . ' A v c' 1. a ,- - - ' ' l 4 - sd n.,:':: . iii I li' vm xl ' 3 if' I QIA . lu - - ..'..4- Y f I 1 1 F Aix' ls' -I K Q' 4 Greg Keck. THIRD ROW: Terry Wingart, Becky Hoover, Leora Cole, Cindy Ross, Carla Weiland, Debbie Till, Wendy Monn, Connie Haverlield, Jennie Peterson, Joyce Sowers, Judy Pifer, Sue Barber, Cathy Cooke, Patty Dean, Becky Stroup, and Kay Hart. FOURTH ROW: Kim Randall, Pat Miller, Bob Conley, John Reynolds, Steve Daugherty, Charlene Whitacre, Bill Bein- brech, Greg Straw, Roger Strouip, Dave Wooddell, Brent Boreman, Gary Brown. Carl Mueller, Denny Wilson, Jocelyn Arm- strong, Joe Spate, and Bill Leffel. 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'-I 'if-'gif We 73.--45453 V'-T' 'L' Y' ' W-..'5 s '55 -'VLH -s i'! ' 1- .4 - 4, nw-.N if-ruby,-,vii , ,, ,,., .- 'fu . ,. Q -. - 1. ':'- 'I 'wwf 1, - 1 . 1 ,sq H ,..'1- Ei?-1 1 -, I .I -A - sggvlg '.r la -.ill ,'5, 4-,'-'U -,- ' 'ei-. r. - ,,.. Y - V L ,js 1 .,., '1 t , at QQ' efwe. Qg '4 V lw4igHf ,Q .V , L inf- . - ,,g '1: tkfr- H , H 4-Fr, '-r- LL:l lL'.L hi , '1 -H -'T fu '-re '-174' - Hem-Htr ..i.. Q Y- L.. 4 -f .. F-' ' ' I. - 'fc- Drum Major Greg Keck Senior Band In their new colorful uniforms the Shelby Senior High School Band and the drum major, Greg Keck, marched onto the field September 9 to start an exciting football season. The band presented an interesting half-time program for every game throughout the season. The band was under the direction of Mr. Somerville and Mr. Rowe. '1. I- 'mf -t..- U' n... , 'M4a.,,,, 'ug ..-'f 4' elim, ik-, I .TV .,- kr i, eu.,-. , .,,, '-'s pl, -A .-,..'Q1' , 5 ' 1 . .N -14. -hug. -cw --f,--. f 'P Q.f-..... Q... , -5 - 'lf-Q TH, 9.1 . i.,,, Av , t cs . 1.- . .r -Q, i- --.. 'N 'f .,, , ff , ,- :' , FF? , Fe -ef if MQ- f If , A-'H P-. -1 F l V1 ,ora-.gf S' V ix J. if l offs LEFT TO RIGHT: Susan Low 'll -, K th , , H Stephanie Olewiler, Sue Ann ibbedtt, 2?ndyC!L?1ii1aSdJenYBE?3ga Lybalgel, Shelly Kochel Majorettes These talented girls have a big re- sponsibility in leading the band onto the field throughout the football sea- son. This was the last year for four of the six girls who have put in long hours of practice to present excellent perfor- mances for the public. Leading the band at half-time isn't the final chore for the majorettes. Af- ter the football season they join with the other members of the band to pre- pare for the annual spring concert and the various spring music contests. s . X .1 h S 1 l. ll Concert Choir FRONT ROW Cleft to rightj : Diane Clark, Sandy Loveland, Margaret Clark, Beth Se- ton, Sue Schlayer, Helen Haverfield, Glo- ria Worthington, Charlene Whitacre, Linda Fox, Sue Lowmiller, Stephanie Olewiler, Judy Pifer, Maryann Zehner, Linda Wetz, Joyce Sowers, Janet Utz, Lynn Somerville, Candace Boyce, Trudi Freese, Joycelyn Armstrong, and Cheryl Keiser. SECOND ROW: Stephanie Payne, Pam Hicks, Rae Ann Crawford, Lynn Parks, Lois Merkle, Linda Huebner, Michele Black, Luella Rus- sell, Betty Jennings, Cathy Laws, Jennie Peterson, Terrill Miles, Kathy Newland, Gwen Sharpless, Becky Griffeth, Becky V ,S F .A i 5, , , ,biz .' - . l A ' 5- ' . , . ' -I x ,, , fl .1 . h . -- -rq : .' ,U - .- 1 9 - -' -- . -' ' , . -41: N .f .A ' l ,Q -Q 4. , 1 N, . -J. - li.-'Y ' ll 'V -' H, ,.. .,.,,y . T- W A'-' - M. ' ' 1 2, 1 f' - A ' .-.- rf - N' , .' v 'Q 4 1 1. 1 2 - aft .w 0 1 lg F - 4 . I . , ., 'Y' , . in .' , 5 'iw-,I l Y- X. . 1 j .xv , A 2. 'H 'V NIM' e :lv so .Q-1 -- .-el Hoover, Pam Walton, Connie Haverfield, and Marsha Chew. THIRD ROW-: Nancy Griflith, Beth Lumadue, Terry Freese, Linda Brodzenski, Kay Burky, Mike Potter, Cathy Bogard, Ted Byers, Jay Huss, Helen Kreinlbrink, Leroy Owens, Tom Depler, Jean Weiland, Bill Clark, Sue Downs, Bill Hipsher, Sue Alt, Leora Cole, Lee Shepard, John Medley, and Dianne Pickard. FOURTH ROW: Mike Couch, Kevin Van- Dervort, Jim Laubie, Greg Straw, Bill Champion, Dave McKeeken, Bob Conley, Tom Guerin, Tom Jeffers, Dave Wooddell, Jim Purdy, Bob Kehoe, Bill Cruse, Bob Laf- ferty, John Reynolds, Greg Cole, Gary Brown, Jim McConaha, Fred Cooke, and Doug Day. Choralettes WQI. FRONT ROW fleft to rightlz Margaret Clark, Beth Seaton, Stephanie Payne, Susan Lowmiller, Pam Walton, Sherry Kocher, and Jocelyn Armstrong. SECOND ROW: h L madue Cheryl Blalack Nancy Grlflith Sandy Weaver Chris Shaw, Joyce Bet u r 1 1 1 Sowers, and Judy Cline. THIRD ROW: Brenda Edwards, Donna Lybarger, Luella ' d J t Utz. Russell, Carol Van Houten, Beccky Griffeth, Mary. Anne Zehner, an ane FOURTH ROW: Cathy Laws, Cathy Bogard, Sue Downs, Jean Landis, Marquita Mellick, Terrill Miles, and Claudia May. Mel-0-ettes X 1 - 1 ii' ii?-if ' if fiat' 1 5 E3 ' ' 'i 3 S3 is l f ' ' i I V -., 5 f it FRONT ROW: Sue Schlayef, Linda Fox, Linda Wetz, and Trudi Freese. SECOND ROW: Diane Pickard, Lois Merkle, and Jennie Petersen. THIRD ROW: Suzanne Downs and Michele Black. Esquires -5'-gl ., ' 5 rra' i f v.' If f V, 2-Ci . V M , 4 1 5 . - f ' 1 . it 5 P3 1 2 f ' 1, , , J 4 I ' -' ' Q f 1 3 ' .-pg if -.n ii. . 'ii ' il' e iss 'flvf li ,,- u,-,,'- .. 5-4. .-.cs 'J 3, , - 1 at - in N., 'Tiff ., V f I. ,J 'LSU nf - uf It D1 ' ' Q MQ ...' iff .- DQ Y pt -.A .':,:!, - X1...4, 4 F Jr , NH it , - , , , ,,. n Q Xi: s. 4. 1, gf' 'I Q , 7- - pn Vvf. as I I FRONT ROW Qleft to rightj : Kim Randall, Mike Couch, Rick Potter, Bill Clark, B111 Hipsher, John Medley, and Doug Day. SECOND ROW: Greg Straw, John Hart, Tom Guerin, Tom Depler, Gary Brown, and Lee Shepherd. THIRD ROW: John Reynolds Tom Jeffers, Jay Huss, Ted Byers, Bill Champion, and Greg Cole. FOURTH ROW Lee Owens, Kenny Pifer, Jim Purdy, Bill Cruse, Bob Lafferty, an-d Mark Fry. Concert Choir The Concert Choir is the main choral performance group at the school. This year's choir was made up-of 84 sophomores, juniors and seniors. Performances included spe- cial programs, assemblies, and con- tests. The choir did very well and earned straight 1's at last year's dis- trict contest and was hopeful for the same rating this year. There are three other vocal music groups, the Mel-0-ettes, consisting of eight girlsg the Esquires, consist- ing of 25 boys, and the Choralettes, consisting of 30 girls. All of these groups perform in special programs, assemblies and contests. Success of the Concert Choir would not be possible without the direction of Mr. Turley who has made it one of the best in the area. 4 Dramatics Club In'November of 1966 the Dramat- ics Club presented three one-act plays, The Devil and Daniel Webster, The Lottery, and The Still Alarm. On both nights there was a large turnout. The second play of the year, The Remarkable Incident at Carson Cor- ners, was presented in March. Stu- dent directors were Mary Beth Schu- macher and Steve VanDervort. Mr. Young, the club's advisor, di- rected the three plays and was assisted by Candy Boyce as student director. Lights, camera, ac- tirofnl Roxanne Spring and Greg Keck go over their lines. FRONT ROW Cleft to rightjz Doug Day, Mike Couch, Linda Bloom, Judy Pifer, Vicki Carl- son, Lynn Mayer, Cherie Borcey, Pam Walton, Sandy Wefver, Marsha Chew, and Barbara Bashore. SECOND ROW: Carol Van Houton, Becky Hoover, Wendy Monn, Lynn Barrie, Penny Wellson, Brenda Edwards, Sally Stover, Terrill Miles, Charlene Whitacre, Linda Wetz, Chris Schull and Becky Stroup. THIRD ROW: Cathy Newland, Beth Stentz, Joan Barber, Leora Cole, Connie Fredricks, Kathleen Finn, Jan Beeching, Sara Coleman, Jean Weiland, Donna Miller, Ann Roasberry, Sandy Kerr, Lynn Bricker, Pat Krupp, Mary Rose Jackson, Nancy Schull, Cheryl Oesch, and Sherry Sampsel. FOURTH ROW: Barrie Britt, Mike Metzger, John Reynolds, Ted Byers, Mike Reese, Larry Sneeringer, Greg Straw, Bill Cruse. Dave Wooddell, Garry Boice, Bill Hipsher, and Wayne Gurney. Dramatics Club I TOP TO BOTTOM, starting at the left: Scotft Shadrick, Jay Huss, Sally Hanno, Sue Cirata, Bonnie Whitney, and Joyce Finnegan, Greg Keck, Linda Shank, Nancy Shref- Her, Sherry Kocher, and Lynn Somerville, Bev Webb, Diane James, Linda Miley, Paul- ette Hartge, and Shirley Boremang Marquita Mellick, Teena Rudd, and Mary Beth Schumacher, Dave Jones, Beth Lumadue, and Candy Boyceg Mike Abbott, Sue Wol- ford, Linda Thurman, and Cathy Bogardg John Hart, Pam Barber, Sally LeMunyan, and Steve VanDervortg David Claes, Pam Hicks, an-d Judy Cline, Gary Brown, Joe Stickney, Debbie Mynhier, and Roxanne Spring, Brent Boreman, Kevin VanDervortg Gay Bissell, Sue Schlayer, and Cindy Ross, Ed Hatch, John Medley, Tom Guerin, and Fred Studerg Mr. Young fadvisorj, Lee Sheperd, and Mike Potter. On with the makeup! Confusion plays an important role in a play's opening night. No play is complete without a between- scene rush! 10 Dramatics Club Carol Finn, Daphne Mellick, Nikki Greg- ory, Chris Schull, Nancy Shreiiler, Piam Walton, Beth Stentz, 'and Penny Wellson did the art work for this scene. 106 What goes on h-ere? Ask Leroy Owens, Scott Shadrick, Ted Byers, or Steve Van- Dervort. 1, y ii, 'ki XI' sv' u . ' '1 'XY fb' '.-V l 4. , Zyl' , I' - Joan Barber, Roxanne Spring, Kathleen Finn, and Linda Miley find a big difference between the frup: and the square dance. Jay Huss and Steve VanDe1'vort put the finishing touches on Mike Potter and Tom Guerin. F3 X0 y if ' l u ' ig it 'B M .Wi ' 'Wig L Vim 'illlgil lim ill li W ., . l T 1.5 . fi i V . ' . 5:43 0 I- .lr , A His mother wouldn't let him prac- tice at home, says Dave Wooddell of Ted Byers. Dramatics Club ' ffl don't know if thejire-hgebureached the tenth floor, I'm only the bellboy! X Ask Cathy Bogard how it feels to be the target! 08 STANDING Cleft to ri-ghtlz Paula Davis, Vikki Smith, Sue Plocher, Pat Miller, and Mary Beth Schumacher. SEATED: Barb Baker Qleftj and Nancy Hursh. Buckeye Girls ' State ' -lil-ff ACTIVITIES at Girls' State included a visit to the Ohio Legislature. Buckeye Boys' State LEFT TO RIGHT: John Reynolds, Mike Bashore, Dan Letfel, Bob Lafferty, and George Wilcox. 0 l L ' I ,w ' i i i I I 1 V . TRONT ROW fleft to rightjz Cheryl Blalack, Gloria Miller, Candy Houpt, Patty Krupp, Sue Abbott, Charlene Whitacre, Becky Stroup, Susan Schlayer, Debbie In- gram, and Sherry Kocher. SECOND ROW: Lois Merkle, Suzanne Downs, Janice Beech- ing Cathy Bogard, Terrill Miles, Stephanie Olewiler, Dianne Fisher, Wendy Weber, ,Vikki Smith, Susan Plocher, Michelle Black, and Connie Fredericks. THIRD ROW: John Reynolds, Lyle Bruce, Mike Bashore, Denny Burkett, Jean Landis, Bob Sites, Bill Hipsher, John Medley, Brent Boreman, and Todd Henning. FOURTH ROW: Jay Huss, Jim McCormick, Dave Claes, Rod Troxell, George Wilcox, Steve Maier, Mark Fry, Mike Twiss, and Greg Cole. Student Council The student council is a democrat- ic organization whose prime pur- pose is to promote leadership. The council members are elected by their own classmates. There are 16 sen- iors, 17 juniors and eight sopho- mores on the co-uncil. The officers of each class are also members. The student council sponsors the annual homecoming election which includes the actual voting and counting of ballots. Each morning a member leads the student body in the Pledge of Alle- giance. This year the council also spon- sored a career day which enabled each student to obtain information about his prospective vocation. Leading the council were Lyle Bruce, president, John Reynolds, vice-presidentg Cheryl Blalack, sec- retaryg and Stephanie Olewiler, treasurer. Mr. Wenidland is advisor to the council. The I-Ii-Y.Club had a busy r x 1 I I I 1 FRONT ROW fleft to rightj : Brad Burdge, Todd Henning, John Guisinger, Kim Rand- all, Tom Depler, Roger Stroup, John Hart, Steve Leavitt, Dave Claes, and Gary Brown. SECOND ROW: Gary Love, John Terry, Charles Easterling, Steve VanDervort, Scott Shadrick, John Reynolds, Lee Shepard, Carl Weber, Dave Crum, and Greg' Keck. THIRD ROW: Mike Gray, Dave Payne, Armin Giese, Steve Daugherty, Dave Parsons, Jay Huss, Kevin VanDervort, and Mike Abbott. FOURTH ROW: Bob Sites, Chris Palmer, Greg Davis, Bob Kehoe, Brian Smith, and Mike Schmalhurst. Hi-Y Club held with the Tri-Hi-Y Club year with a varied program and numerous activities. Among the speakers were the Rev. James Lumadue who told of his two weeks spent traveling with a circus, Orin Pfahler who discussed antique autos, and Howard Robinson who talked about sailing. One of the joint meetings centered on a discussion of the inter-racial question. At another, Ma11cialQuesada, ex change student from Costa Rica, showed films and told the members about his coun- try. Among the other activities were a car Wash to raise funds , and the annual induction cere- mony. 2 FRONT ROW fleft to rightjz Myrna Pry, Debbie Ingram, Elaine Kooken, Sue Ab- bott, Candy Boyce, Vikki Smith, and Judy Will. SECOND ROW: Janet Utz, Joyce Sowers, Kay Hart, Candy Houpt, Pat Krupp, Kathy Mohler, and Shirley Boreman. THIRD ROW: Linda Huebner, Jocelyn Strauch, Terry Wingart, Kathy Jackson, Nan- cy Parsons, Diane Pickard, and Kris Schull. FOURTH ROW: Donna Miller, Carolyn Will, Debbie Till, Diane Mundey, Connie Swanger, Sue Plocher, and Jackie Schull. FIFTH ROW: Barbara Will, Donna Lybarger, Jeanne Russell, Ann Roasberry, and Connie Fredericks. T ri-Hi- Y To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school. and community high standards of Chris- tian character. This is the purpose of the Tri-Hi-Y organization which is in its I2th year at Shelby High. Its activities include bake sales. support- ing an overseas orphan, and sharing with the Hi-Y the sponsorship of the Snowball Dance. The present Tri- Hi-Y has nearly 80 members. Mrs. Allard was the advisor again this year. FRONT ROW Cleft to rightj: Patty Dean, Cindy Ross, Lynn Somerville, Linda Wetz, Peggy McCormick, Sherry Kocher, Donna Monn, Paula Anspach, and Dorothy Shock. SECOND ROW: Sally Hanno, Kathy Reed, Karen Paulo, Paulette Hartge, Nancy Shrefller, Mindy Robinson, Mary Jackson, and Sandy Kerr. THIRD ROW: Susie Ly- barger, Jean Weiland, Lynn Bricker, Pam Barber, Norma Keefer, Karen Kenton, Susie Campbell, and Nancy Schull. FOURTH ROW: Pam Ernsberger, Sally Cox, Vicki Gor- such, Carole Reynolds, Sherry Sampsel, Carla Weiland, and Linda Shank. 4 Librarians FRONT ROW fleft to rightj : Mrs. Cashman Clibrarianj, Mrs. Albert Cassistant librar- ianj, Janice Polachek, Susan Heydinger, Dorothy Shock, Nancy Parsons, Terry Wing- art, Cheryl Blalack, Marquita Mellick, Debbie Ingram, and Kay Schumacher. SECOND ROW: Rock Mazza, Lois Merkle, Susie Sergent, Judy Adkins. Claudia May, Bev Sow- ers, Shirley Sifferlen, and Daphne Melick. THIRD ROW: Carla Weiland, Cathie Steele, Nancy Schull, Ginny Catty, Judy Laubie, Sally Hanno, and Gwen Sharpless. FOURTH ROW: Sue Downs, Brenda Edwards, Susan Patterson, and Myron Straka. FIFTH ROW: Jim DeLong, Mike Bashore, George Wilcox, Steve VanDervort, Gary Phelps, and Jerry Cassity. Ushers LEFT TO RIGHT: Barb Will, Linda Fox, Miss Straugh fadvisorj, Virginia Cattey, Karen Caskey, Carolyn Will, Barb McLaughlin, Pat Armstrong, Mary Louise Mc- Laughlin, Gloria Miller, Paula Morrow, Donna Young, Sue Heydinger, and Julie Browning. Office Secretaries FRONT ROW Cleft to rightj : Nancy Hursh, Sue Abbott, Barb Baker, Pat Krupp, and Jeanette Boor. SECOND ROW: Terril Miles, Barb McLaugh- lin, Bonnie Whitney, and Cathy Bogard. Attendance Secretaries LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Adkins, Kay Schumacher, Mary Beth Schumacher, and Janet Petty. 6 Radio Club The Radio Club, under the direction of Mr. Sirofchuck and Mr. Wilkinson, is for students who have an interest in amateur radio. The club provides the opportunity to learn more about ama- teur radio and how to use it properly. Much emphasis is placed on the de- velopment of the radio as a public ser- vice rather than a hobby. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Wilkinson Cadvisorj, Dave Me- Meeken, Joe Love, Steve Wilkinson, Bob Ellis, Bob Pres- ton, Mr. Sirofchuck fadvisorj, Mike Sirofchuck, and Chris Clabaugh. YW AA gl 'SEI FRONT ROW Cleft to rightj: Penny Wilson, Pam Sea- man, Don Felton, and John Bloom SECOND ROW: Greg Swisher, Connie Fredericks, Chuck Pitsch, Mr. Neff Cad- visorj, Chris Clabaugh, and Nick Johantgen. Astronomy Club Astronomy Club members had a busy year in 1966-67. On March 15 they were guests of the Richland County Astronomy So- ciety at its observatory which has a 10-inch telescope. A trip to Perkins Observatory at Ohio Wesleyan Un- iversity was scheduled May 11. Other activities included the showing of movies, discussing var- ious aspects of astronomy, and hear- ing guest speakers. Among the speakers was Mr. Laughbaum whose hobby is astronomy. The club's annual dance was held March 31. Proceeds from the dance were to be used for a turret to install the club's own eight-inch telescope. Club advisor is Mr. Neff. 7 1 V f l ' l I l I 1' FRONT ROW Qleft to rightl: Vikki Smith, Mary Beth Schumacher, Sherry Kocher, Pat Miller, Scott Shadrick, Steve VanDervort, Norma Keefer, Lynn Maier, Dorothy Shock, and Paula Anspach. SECOND ROW: Dean Hunter, Janet Utz, Frances Snyder, Jackie Schull, Susie Plocher, Jean Landis, Debbie Till, Gloria Worthington, Sue Wolford, and Karl Weber. THIRD ROW: Jean Weiland, Beth Stentz, Penny Wilson, Joycelyn Strauch, Linda Huebner, Jeanne Russell, Donna Lybarger, Linda Thurman, Beth Lumadue, Gary Brown, Carla Weiland, and Pam Hicks. FOURTH ROW: Dave Wooddell, Greg Straw, Bob Sites, Tom Depler, John Reynolds, Jay Huss, John Hart, John Medley, and Lee Shepherd. FIFTH ROW: Chris Palmer, Greg Swisher, Franz Vail, Dean Henson, Steve Hartz, Dave Parsons, Bob Kehoe, Dave Jones, Mike Abbott, Steve Haun, Kevin Van- Dervort, Mike Bilka, Jim Caporini, and Jim Kennedy. Bi-Phy-Chem Club In 1955 Miss Snyder organized the Biology Club. As physics and chemistry students became inter- ested in the club, the name of the or- ganization was changed to the Bi- Phy-Chem Club to include these old- er students. New members are required to ex- hibit a science project at the local science fair. A student who receives a superior rating may advance to the district science fair at Ashland, and a district sup-erior is eligible for state competition in Columbus. The club's yearly activities in- clude speakers, movies, field trips, debates, and an annual dance. These activities are highlighted by a visiting scientist from the Ohio Academy of Science. Conducting this year's meetings was Scott Shadrick, the club's elected president. Steve VanDer- vort, vice-president, also served as program chairman. Secretary- treasurer Pat Miller kept financial records and handled all club cor- respondence. Jim Purdy, the club news reporter, reported the meet- ings to the local newspaper and managed club publicity. Miss Sny- der was the club's advisor. F. F.A. Forty-nine boys made up this year's F. F. A. Throughout the year these boys took part in a variety of activities. Sonic of these activities included the parliamentary procedure contest, the F.F.A. camp, the Ohio State F.F.A. convention: the district and state gen- eral livestock, wool, crops, meat, milk, and land judging contestsg and the pub- lic speaking contest. The boys spend many hours plow- ing, disking, planting, fertilizing, and harvesting the crops on the F.F.A. farm. The farm is located on 55 acres of what was formerly Shelby Air Force Depot ground. if 5f':e'9iQf9f9t ??- FRONT ROW fleft to rightj : Dave Arnold, Mike Bertke, Bruce Bistline, Mark Fry, Dave Alexander, Greg Cole, Mike Oeseh, Fred Cooke, and Orva Dawson. SECOND ROW: Jim Champion, Gary Bowman, Bob East- erly, Larry Smith, Jim Kollar, Don Johnson, Rick Stone, Rick Frank, and Mike Wray. THIRD ROW: Mike Swanger, Terry Foreman, Ron Cooke, Rick Felty, Donald Bird, Dan Kinsey, Darrell Gregory, Bill Champion, Keith Fairchild, and Mr. Shank tadvisorl. FOURTH ROW: Denny Ram- sey, Mike Smith, Darrell Porter, Dan Parrigan, Bill Montgomery, Tim Ney, Wayne Weber, Charles Miller, Dave Kleman, Larry Riggs, John Brodzenski, and Donald Fagg. 9 0 Scarlet S , g . ll . FRONT ROW fleft to rightl: Mary Perry, Sharon Wuthrich, Luella Russell, Linda Weaver, Yolanda Saenz, Vicki Wilson, Mary Beth Schumacher, Dorothy Shock, Ellen Wise, Daphne Mellick, and Sue Heydinger. SECOND ROW: Shirley Sifferlen, Pam Stough, Marquita Mellick, Carol Finn, Bev Webb. Sally Bertke, Ann Fisher, Peggy Roberts, Wendy Weber, and Norma Keefer. THIRD ROW: Bev Sowers, Linda Lux, Joycelyn Strauch, Terry Wingart, Liz Pitkin, Brend-a Viars, Kathy Jewell, Mary Ann Zehner, Sue Patterson, and Pat Miller. Scarlet S has been the title of the Shelby High School yearbook since 1927 when the first annual was print- ed. Prior to that time annuals, or memory books, had been printed by some classes. In the 1930's and the early 1940's no Scarlet S books were published. In 1946 the preparation and publish- r ing was resumed and has continued to the present time. This year's annual staff is proud to announce new additions to its book, including the following: school life section, teacher and senior directories, the return of color pictures, and some 68 additional pages. l Scarlet S FRONT ROW Kleft to rightjz Dianne Fisher, Shirley Reynolds, Pat Krupp, Paula Da- vis, Stephanie Payne, Barb Baker, Shirley Boreman, Sue Alt, Linda Brodzenski, and Gayle Carver. SECOND ROW: Steve VanDerVort, Dave Claes, Sue Heydinger, Pat Armstrong, Sue Plocher, Vikki Smith, Bev Amert, Jackie Schull, and Sue Cirata. THIRD ROW: Chuck Easterling, George Allen, Tom McPherson, Gary Phelps, Jerry Cassity, Rock Mazza, Bill Clark, and Greg Keck, A little to the left, please! fi' Are you kidding me? EDITORS Gary Phelps Thomas McPherson Sharon Wuthrich' Susan Patterson Carol Finn Wendl' Weber Linda Weaver Y . r , BUSINESS MANAGER Sharon Wuthrich SUBSCRIPTION MANAGERS Charles Eastcrling Rocco MHZZ11 Kathy Jewell AD MANAGERS Beverly Sowers Brenda Viars Mary Perry Sharon Wulhrich Elizabeth Pitkin 22 . .W ug. Hard at work. ,. .b QI' Ouch! My finger's stuck Boy, this is boring. I wish I could type. I can't find her name. 4 Whippet Tales it QQ' Al X fa-. - x 'a X 4. FRONT ROW qleft to rightj Paula Davis, Pat Miller, Wendy Monn, Donna Monn, Bev Webb, and Linda Bloom. SECOND ROW: Susie Sergent, Joan Barber, Carla Welland Marquita Mellick, Gloria Worthington, and Dahlia Silva. THIRD ROW: George Allen Tom McPherson, Mark Fry, and Greg Keck. -1 ,I -Li ! I ' S, it , 59574 3 N--. A ' 'Y I -v 1 'sli t ' 1 L f' it t l i 4 .,,A . 74 A ,. ' xii' , -' .,'i, ,' ..'-he ' -1. 'lf '.l? : 1 f- '- . . ,.! S 4 , I Rae Ann Crawford i-,il--, I julia Barnard l Charlotte Henson April 1954 marked the date of the first issue of Shelby I-ligh's current newspaper, Whippet Tales. Originat- ing in one of Miss Bowman's world history classes, the idea for the paper emerged from a discussion revolving around what could be done to make Shelby High a better school. Starting in April of 1954, the paper was mimeographed for three issues, and 'as time went on the publication improved by leaps and bounds. Along with the usual polls, edito- rials, senior profiles, and club news, some new features such as London Line, Paddock Place and Dear Harvey were added. Now in its 13th year and its second under the supervision of Mr. Garvin, Whippet Tales is still going strong. Rush hour at Shelby High. Whippet Tales h L S-C, Make it neat! Feet are forever. T 0+ if 'Zi il W l I .g,x, L , 1 I :.. ' Y ' f Jai' A J That's 15 cents more. 'I2 26 7 .C Snowball The setting was Central Gym and On December 23 the annual Snow- The 3161116 WGS A Medieval Christ- ball was presented by the Tri-Hi-Y mas. Freshman prisoners were beat- and Hi-Y Clubs. Music was provided ?n In the dungeon While 50Ph0m0fCS, by the Malabar High Sghool Dance juniors and seniors danced and were Band. meffY- T -fq u ffm' 3 '127 28 The 1966 homecoming queen and her court: Sue Abbott, Pat Krupp, Queen Brenda Viars, Vikki Smith, and Kay Burky. -1 fh' Brenda Viars, 1966 homecoming queen, and Escort John Reynolds. Traditional queen's dance after vic- torious homecommg game. 1966 Homecoming Festivities asv Some dance, some listen, and others watch. 4.v fJL?f'lVf MA ,A 5 r 'f J 1 ' , . Sophomores enjoy the beat of the music and take in the dim red light setting. 'U' X I ll Seniors, juniors and sophomores all engoy a few minutes' rest from the active dance fioor. 1-1 959 , . l I, Z beuiozs take front positions on the dance floor to get the full effect of The Hustlers SUE ABBOTT Queen' s Court BRENDA VIARS Homecoming Queen PAT KRUPP Queen's Court 130 VIKKI SMITH Queen's Court KAY BURKY Queen's Court if if ye? l FRONT ROW fleft to rightlz Linda Wetz, Sue Cirata, Nancy Parsons, Shirley Boreman, Vickie Wilson, Sue Heydinger, Judie Pifer, and Lynn Somerville. SECOND ROW: Sara Cole- man, Dianne Fisher, Paula Davis, Barbara Baker, Sue Abbott, Kay Burky, Barbara Stauifer, and Kalren Caskey. THIRD ROW: Becky Lybarger, Cheryl Blalack, Nancy Hursh, Elaine Kook- en, Mary Perry, Carol Alt, Vicki Wentz, and Barbara Timson. FOURTH ROW: Becky Stough, Beth Wildman, Suzie Campbell, Sherry Sampsel, Vicki Gorsuch, Rita Graves, Susan Lybarger, and Becky Stroup. FIFTH ROW: Connie Johnson, Nancy Schull, Carole Reynolds, Ann Roas- berry, Paula Williams, Jeanne Russell, Sally Stover, and Cheryl Kiser. SIXTH ROW: Sharon Viars, Truidi Freese, Kathy Reed, Judy Laubie, Paula Morrow, Elaine Fisher, Lynn Till, Bar- bara Corbin. SEVENTH ROW: Sally Hanno, Gloria Miller, Elaine Argo, Carla Barnett, Vir- ginia Kirkpatrick, Debbie Ingram, Cindy Burky, and Nancy Cramer. SIGHTH ROW: Kathy Laws, Luella Russell, Brenda Viars, Cathy Newland, Susie Schlayer, Kay Schumacher, Jackie I-Iemmerly, and Debbie Kidwell. NINTH ROW: Sally LeMunyon, Lynn Mayer, Marcia Chew, Debbie Mynhier, Cheri Bourcy, Pam Walton, Khris Schull, Diane Pickard. TENTH ROW: Kay Hart, Patty Dean, Karen Heydinger, Linda Miley, Becky Coy, Cheryl Oesch, Teena Rudd, and Lynn Bricker. Not pictured: Debbie Rabold, Bev Sowers, Diane Gray, Linda Thurman, Nancy Shreffler, Priscilla Biglin, Pat Twiss, Diana Fensch. Pep Club Eighty-eight Senior High girls made up this year's Pep Club. Since the club does different yells and songs, each girl must pass a test before she obtains her membership. This test was given to all new candidates by the cheerleaders and the executive com- mittee. The Pep Club met on Thursdays during basketball season. During the practice sessions, the girls ran through the various cheers that were used at the home games. The Pep Club was led by Sue Ab- bott and Kay Burky with Miss Bow- man as advisor. 32 Varsity Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT: Myrna Pry, Becky Whitney, Ginny Czxttey, Put Krupp, and Mary Lou Baker. Reserve Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT: Peggy McCormick, Barb Bashore, Hallie Nelson Judy Cline, and Sandy weave,-, 4 N -'rr xx.. J . 1 -?.-v .H ng. . 51 1 'l PJ-lifi The tired trio-Rich Fisher, Wayne Gurney, and Steve Maier- represent a typical locker room scene after a rugged session of pre-season drills. Follow these three, and other members of the varsity football squad, as the Scarlet S depicts in pictures The Making of a Whippetf' The Making ofa Whippet Football ...... Basketball . . Tennis . Baseball . . Golf. . Track . . . Senior lettermen . . 134 142 146 152 155 157 158 160 PORT Equipment is readied, but. . . ,, 'J iii 8 . . .first you've got to be fit. Dr. McHugh checks Steve's heart while Rick and Wayne wait their turns. h . ,hw - iw . ' up v , 4 --M ' 'T L .5 f Y V' ' V ilffn g .p. Y QW 355 l . C-I 5 rf -.E ' A - L .I-5:-wx 1 TA E jx i::4i: 'L ---I -, I I Q 4 U - , e.. 41:-H 1,4 FLD 7 'K c X- W- h .Tj L Having passed his physical, Rick has his equipment checked out by Mr. Yohn. Deserted from J une to mid-August, the varsity locker room comes alive as. . . the Whippets prepare to go to work, 7 To be a Whippct . . . .you have to run , , ,and run . . .and run . . .and run. 55. . , . 5- 1- ' 1 ww , ' , 1 1 a., rv v- , - ' .fe ' V 'fi fig- 'U L U-fe. L P15 , - t.-., :.' 14' fx If f ' You have to take care of your feet . . .and watch your weight. as' 2 i A9 me e , You have to block . . .and bl0Ck. .aa -.ll .. . 1 .Q You have to scrimmage fabove, against Fremont St. Josephj and ...v ' ' lk A .L fx-, F9 .run some more and . . .bloek some more. And then, ' 7 1ts... 'SX 9 140 it's football action! Wayne Gurney leads out the Whippets. Joe Schroeder brings down Tiffin. Lanny Hopkins picks up a first down in the Bellevue game. 'Vt Bellevue is stopped by Mike Bashore and Lyle Bruce. I-,- ,. ,,. Y . .,,. Phil Hammau sidesteps Madison. Parents' Night at Skiles Field Rod Troxell makes Li bone-crushing tackle. The windy Whippets blow over the Tornadoes. Fudge and Paul block as Phil breaks away. The Hounds move in. ' if i . . , A' nn- , A , ' . , ' ' . :L ' ' . . V ', ', 1 f ' ' 'd 5: 9' f ' -pq, ' 1231 i -. , x th ' '. , mr: 1 - - ' ' fr. X .1 y ' - 'Ll a - -1 5 ' , 13' , 4 2 - i 1 I - -- D ' ' ' f 1 ' if . 1' ' X ' I K ..., , , hi 5,541.4 N3 Ind. . H 5 .1 ' -7. ' . . J -V -Q V . L 3. -tj 4 1 . .5 . ,, f u 4 yv. Tx '. Q 1 s . 5 , ,L xg ,AISI I 4v.'fl Q ' nf . if-Q--fi -1 .1 QM' J - ' frid- .Q 1 ' 1 13 AQKTJQZ AE EL lk 0' sq n A i can - FRONT ROW Cleft to rightj : Paul Hamman, Phil Hamman, Rick Fisher, George Wilcox, Steve Maier, Lyle Bruce, and Jerry Keiser. SECOND ROW: Tom Guerin, Garry Boice, Steve Leavitt, Ron Russell, Paul Rogers, Greg Young,Dan Kinsey. THIRD ROW.: Fred Studer, Don Shaffer, Fred Cooke, John Hart, Greg Jenney, Dan Rabold, and Jim McCormick. lvlykl-iL4!Q-aigaznr. ' Q na COACHING STAFF-Members of the varsity coaching staff are Cfrom the leftj Assistant Coaches Ron Strine and Gary Moose, Head Coach Bill Wilkins, and Assistant Coach Bill Varble. 142 Varsity Football Season Record Shelby Opponent 8 ........ Malabar .......... 10 12 ........ Ashland ... ... .12 48 .,...... Willard .. .. 6 47 ........ Upper . . . . . 0 6 ........ Bellevue . . . ....12 6 ........ Bucyrus .... .. 6 37 ........ Tifiin .... .. 0 30 ........ Norwalk . . . . . 0 34 ........ Galion ..... .... O 30 ........ Madison . . . . . . .24 258 70 L ' p +L Y V Jy h , Z 25 it K-in j Q , X' 4: 1'-,, Vile' . D lf. 1 ' Ig ,N .p gg 'j e fr Y' 4 qi 1 Q- l-wh' kim i - . . ' 4 1 1 . .4 ' 4' ' :. . .LQ L... Q Za- . i if xiii! A 'ig dl 'I-Us -e -ff A R . x , Z' 'J 5' N . We IZ , l 'Qs U FRONT ROW fleft to rightj : Joe Pitney, Wayne Gurney, Rodney Troxell, Joe Schroeder, Lanny Hopkins, and Mike Bashore. SECOND ROW: Tom Scott, Mike Leclair, Bob Lafferty, Greg Cole, Steve Wray, Gary Kooken, and Jeff Hatch. THIRD ROW: B-ob Mott, Orva Daw- son, Mike Burkett, Mike Metzger, Gary Loveless, and Willard Pollock. The Shelby Whippets proved themselves to be a great team, both offensively and defensively. After only one loss and a tie, they crushed most of their oppon- ents by winning six of their last eight games. In the final league game, the Whippets defeated Gal- ion for the runner-up spot in the N. O. L. The team was well supported at all of the games by many Shel- by fans filled with school spirit. MANAGERS for 1966 were Cleft to rightj Dale Claes, Tom Hawk, and Tom Claes. 14 44 1 5 - Q - ff Q . ,L , 4 1 4 X I ' u .ti FRONT ROW fleft to righti : Brent Boreman, Jim DeVito, Ed Hatch, Ken Pifer, Bob Bevier, Bill Hipsher, Tim Moore, Jeff Love, Jim Cline, Ray Cirata, Pat Wildrnan, Dale Alfrey, Ron Walp, and Steve Hartz. SECOND ROW: Roger DeVito, Doug Lewis, Dave Jones, Dave Parsons, Jim Kennedy, Jay Huss, Kurt Swogger, Eric Swogger, Bill Cham- The reserve football squad opened its season with a 26 to 16 win over Malabar. Ashland tied Shelby in a scoreless battle, and then the young Whippets returned to the win column with victories over Norwalk and Bucyrus. In the next game, Willard put an end to the reserves' winning streax of 15 games without a defeat which had extended over this season and the two previous ones. In their remaining games, the re- serves defeated Tifiin, lost to Belle- vue and Galion, and then closed the season with a victory over Madison. The game with Upper Sandusky was canceled because of bad weath- er, and the reserves finished the season with a 6-3 record. Reserve Football Season Record Shelby Opponent 26 ........ Malabar ......... 16 0 ........ Ashland . . . . . 0 26 ........ Norwalk .. . ... 6 32 ........ Bucyrus .... . . . 0 6 ........ Willard . . . . .16 20 ........ Tiffin .... . . . 6 0 ........ Bellevue . . . . . . 6 6 ........ Galion ...18 36 ........ Madison . . . ... 0 152 68 1 5 1 NX 4Xx pion, Gary Brown, Mike Potter, andi Mike Maier. THIRD ROW: Rick Sfone, Bill Leffel Bruce, Timson. Joe DeVito, Dave Keinath, Jim Studer, Don Pifer, Willard McKinney Dean Hunter, Dick Mott, and Bob Thomas. w '-5l Q:-. i iq.. .VV -dv- MR. MONN MR. EBERSOLE Reserve Coach Assistant Coach 46 FRONT ROW fleft to rightj: Dan Cordes, Rick Fisher, Jim Purdy, Tom Scott, Doug Hamilton, Don Pifer, and Steve Maier. BACK ROW: Tom Depler fmanagerh, Jeli Hatch, Howard Knapp, Jim Laubie, Tom Smith, Ll-oyd Noland, Gary Loveless, and Tom Hawk Qmanagerj . Varsity Basketball Shelby, with a very young team, is looking forward to next year. Steve Masier, captain of the team and the only senior on the squad, led the Northern Ohio League in scoring this year with a 20.4 aver- age. Doug Hamilton, the pride of the junior class, ended up in eight place in N.O.L. scoring with a 13.7 average. Shelby won four games this sea- son and lost 14. Coach Williams was very pleased with the way some of the players have come around. Tom Scott, the starting center, had never played more than five minutes in a game before this season. His best game was against Upper Sandusky in the tournament. There were others-Don Pifer, Dan Cordes, Howie Knapp. All were very inexperienced at the beginning of the year. They have gotten bet- ter, and should be even better next season. Season Record Shelby Opponent 54. . . . Lexington . . . . 55 46. . . . Malabar . . . 59 51. . . .Madison . . . . 40 50. . . .St. Peter's . . . 60 55. . . .Willard . . . 63 42. . . . Norwalk . . . 57 53. . . . Bucyrus . . . 87 60. . . . Tiffin . . . . . 63 49. . . . Bellevue . . . . 52 62. . . . Galion . . . 57 46. . . . Upper . . . . 51 48. . . . Norwalk . . . 44 52. . . .Willard . . . . 58 48. . . .Bucyrus . . . . 68 33. . . . Tiffin . . . . 54 45. . . . Bellevue . . . . 55 55. . . . Galion . . . 46 46. . . . Upper . . . 69 944 1089 Tournament 48 ..... Upper . . . . 53 Statistics G Pts Avg. Maier 19 377 19. 8 Hamilton 18 254 14. 1 Loveless 17 74 4. 4 Pifer 18 76 4. 2 Fisher 7 23 3. 3 Cordes 16 50 3. 1 Scott 19 36 1. 9 Noland 16 28 1. 8 Knapp 1 5 16 1. 1 1 147 ,, . 4 S f,....,g ,-i ,,' ,. ii Did you kick that, Doug? Wake up, Don! Shh! Don't ren him where I'm ar. Run, Tom, fun! F 1 - .L -.. K 48 HUTFY, Doug! Captain Steve at work Jump through, Steve. s f fe- ' ' fire ig, e JG 5 0 Aw' ' ' bfi F Q. L 5 .4 i W. I . ' 93247, y, 495, si '-J-'T' TH' T- l .,., , 4,.J' .gg-.'J' -'Hin' :i3'l'a'ka1-is ' ' Hi, Chuckie. if . K The dribblers. Pull, Danny. Is it a UFO? 'I4 Reserve Basketball .AHS- 5 fr Ns A Q , va - ,X 1 4.3 Y s .-Y., - V A-4, -., 4-rr 1 V ' . . -' 1, FRONT ROW Cleft to rightjz Joe Stickney Cmanagerj, Doug Lewis, Steve Hartz, Ron Walp, Ed I-Iateh, Brenda Boreman, and Roger DeVito. SECOND ROW: Jim DeVito, Roger McKenzie, Dick Johnston, Pat Wi1dman,iDale Gline, Bob Bevier, Ken Pifer, and Mike Swanger. Season Record Shelby 34 ........ Willard . 46 .....,.. Blucyrus . 41. . . . . .Lexington 36 ........ Bellevue 39 ........ Norwalk 38 ........ Galion .. 36 ........ Madison 38 ........ Malabar 29 ........ Upper .. 35 ........ Tiffin . . . 44 ........ Bucyrus . 45 ........ St. Peter's 40 ........ Willard . 46 ........ Bellevue 48 ........ Norwalk 38 ........ Tiiiin . . . 52 ........ Galion .. 50... ...Upper .. 735 Opponent 48 49 35 66 37 51 58 45 ..68 61 40 56 38 62 42 36 39 73 904 Reser Player Ken Pifer , . Brent Boreman Roger DeVito . Bob Bevier . . . Dale Cline . Ed Hatch ,... Mike Swanger . Steve Hartz . Others ....,. Shelby ,... Opponents , ve Statistics Points . 1 8 3 ,. ,. 174 . .. 131 . 105 66 . .. 34 ., 21 1 2 , 9 .. 735 , .. 904 Avg. 10.2 9.7 7.3 5.8 3.7 1.9 1.8 .8 40.8 50.2 Hit him, Jim. -S Q? Up and at 'em. -q 1 Big gun Brent Big Bob up for two. Roger, the leader. Eddie, the hustler. 52 ss X'- I x 29'- i s '?-.- - 1 S 2 V 'H'I't0.'-, 1- ' ,Q . A 'U . f Ju.. ..l', I 6 P 51943 Wi- ' ' , . 5 'Y' 1. ' , ' 295' FRONT ROW Cleft to rightjz Denny Kurtzman, Wayne Gurney, and Steve Gates. SEC- OND ROW: Coach Sirofchuck, Ray Coy, Mike Boreman. Netters Win N.O.L. Championship Nineteen sixty-six was a champi- onship year for Shelby High's varsi- ty netters. The Whippets went through their league season unde- feated, split with Ashland, and lost to Malabar and Mansfield Senior High in compiling an excellent 10-3 record. Playing in the No. 1 position, Ray Coy won 11 of his 13 singles matches and teamed with Wayne Gurney to win four points for Shel- by in doubles play. Coy bested op- ponents from Mansfield, St: Peter's, and Malabar to become the Mans- field Sectional singles champion. In the Toledo District competition, he won his first three matches before losing his bid for a berth in the state tourney. Gurney and Mike Boreman carried Shelby's hopes in the section- al doubles, and defeated Marion Harding and Malabar entries before losing to Mansfield in the finals. Dur- ing regular season competition, Den- ny Kurtzman and Steve Gates were undefeated in the eight doubles matches they played. Kq'rw:. ms- 'Q . 4 WAYNE GURNEY DENNY KURTZMAN Most valuable player Most improved player SHELBY won all six of its N.0.L. matches to eam its first league tennis championship. RAY COY Sectional champ, highest scorer Season Record Shelby Opponent 7 ........ Madison... 5 ........ Galion... ...0 5 ........ Upper . . . . . . 0 5 ........ Bellevue . . . . . 0 2 ........ Ashland . . . . . 3 4 ........ Galion... ...1 3 ........ Malabar . . . . . 4 7 ........ Madison . . . . . 0 4 ........ Bellevue . . . . . 1 4 ........ Ashland... 3 5 ........ Upper .... . . . 0 2 ........ Mansfield. . . . . . 5 5 ........ St. Peter's . . . . . . 1 -58 ig 4 ,-, fi 1--I -aft- - - Reserve Tennis Season Record Shelby Opponent 1 ........ Madison ............ 0 1 .... - .... Galion .... ...O 1... ...Bellevue .. ...O 2... ...Malabar .. ...0 1... ...Madison .. ...0 1... ...Ashland ...0 1... ...Mansfield ...1 8 1 Z f 'fur 3-:ea l b ..,. W-- NJA- ' y,i:411:.::::t:: X . I .. ,, W of - ,ri:4.:.::::::: , k 'Fitz'-L-e..::tt I J, W . 3 ..,. IiII r. , r.X'- P 31113-Q-LiiiI1TI1Q313f5 . . : , slf' YL'zH4'I'f -. . , J. -X? eglihifli 'mlm - .. ,611 'J -W I 'Riufl L' lf -.rx 4'-- FRONT ROW: Mark Studer fleftj asnd Chris Palmer. SECOND ROW: Roger Stroup, Coach Sirofchuck, and Ken Curren. v 9 Y l XL rl.. qgxw ix F FRONT ROW Cleft to right! : Steve Sexton, Jim Reed, Jim Burks, Larry Baldridge, Mike Metzger, Tim Ensman, and Chris Bloom. SECOND ROW: Rich Fellows, Lloyd Nolan, Denny Burkett, Bob Felter, Jack Foreman, Tim Johnson, I-Ilarold Williams, Greg Dodge, and C-oach Wil- liams. I, Varsity Baseball SEASON RECORD Shelby Opponent 8 ......... Mansfield ........ 11 6 .... .... G alion... ....3 4 .... .... W illard... ....7 2 .... .... M adison . . . . . 7 0 .... .... M 'alabar . . . . .11 2 .... .... G alion... ....5 2 .... .... W illard... ....1 LEFT TO RIGHT: Phil Williams, best hit- 11 ,,,. .,,, W illard . i I , , . I 7 ter, Bob Felter, most effective pitcher, Rich Fellows, most valuable player, and Jim 4 ---- ---- U 'PDSI' - - - - . - - 3 Reed' most improved Player' 4 .... .... U -pper . . . . . . . 5 6 Baseball Squad Finishes K. Second In N.O.L. Race Shelby's varsity baseballers of 1966 had a very successful season, placing second in the Northern Ohio League while posting a record of four wins and six losses in a short- ened season. Under the direction of Coach Wil- liams, the team came within a half game of the N.O.L. championship which was won by Galion. After getting off to a slow start, the Whippets picked up near the end of the season and won three of their last four games. After falling to Willard in tournament play, Shel- by took two contests from the Flash- es in its end-of-the-season rally. Phil Williams led the Whiptpets at the plate by batting .357. Jim Reed, who was voted the most improved player on the team, was second in hitting with .270. Rich Fellow, who led in stolen bases, was named most valuable player, and Bob Felter was named the most effective pitcher. 1966 RESERVE SEASON RECORD Shelby Opponent 1... ....... Madison ...... '7 8 .... ...Mansfield 9 9 .... ...Plymouth 4 5 .... ...Madison .. 3 3 .... ...Ashland .. 7 14 .... ...Mansfield ...21 0 .... ...Ashland .. 1 5 .... ...Lexington 5 13 .... ...Madison .. 4 5 .... ...Ashland .. 3 Mr. Yohn fleftl with Mr. Terman. Mr. Yohn Retires As Golf Coach Mr. Yohn, after having coached Whippet teams in over 300 matches, last spring announced his retirement as Shelby High's golf coach. He was succeeded by Mr. Terman. Five of Mr. Yohn's teams reigned as Northern Ohio League champs, and two of his teams earned their way to state tournaments. His years as golf coach, however, are but a part of his contribution to Shelby High athletics. Mr. Yohn pre- viously had coached reserve basketball and reserve football. He has been of- ficial scorer for over 600 varsity and reserve basketball games, and has been a part of some 400 football games as coach, timer and equipment manager. By a conservative count he has, in one way or another, contributed his service to over 1300 athletic contests - a contribution that will be difficult for any other individual to equal. Golfers N arrowly Miss N.O.L. Crown The varsity golf squad finished a close second behind Galion in the '66 Northern Ohio League race and placed third in the Northwest District tournament as the Whippets won 17 matches, lost four, and tied one. Bob Miller earned a berth on the first all-league team, and Rod Stober was named to the second team. Miller averaged 41.07 per N. O. L. match to rank third among league players, and Stober averaged 42.21 to rank eighth. Stan Ingram ranked llth in the N. O. L. with a league play average of 42.47, and Jim Messenger was 13th with a 43.36 average. 'ff -ml-1 ,N 4 W limi!! , . Varsity Season Record Shelby Opponent 615 ...... Willard . 215 7 Tiffin 2 FRONT ROW: Bob Miller Cleftl and Jim Messenger. 7 Madison 2 SECOND ROW: Coach Yohn, Rodney Barre, Stan 7,6 ...' Mansfield 116 Ingram, Bob Kehoe, Rod Stober, and Mike Schmalhurst. 1615 St. Peter's 15 9 Bucyrus . 0 Reserve 215 ...... G2lllOIl . . 615, Season Record 9 Mansfield 3 Shelby Opponent 715 St- Pefe1 S 1152 2 ....... Willard ........ 5 516 ------ Melabal' 715 515 ....... Madison . . . . . 115 5 Galierl - - 4 5 . . .... Mansfield .... . . 2 416 --'--- Bellevue 415 4 . . .... St.iPeter's .... . . 0 9 Tiffin... 0 5 .. .... Bucyrus... ...O 6 Upper - . 3 0 . . .... Galion .... . . . 7 3 Bellevue 1 6 .. .... Mansfield ..... . 3 5 Bucyrus . 4 6 .. .... St. Peter's ..... . 1 SIA: ------ N0l'WHlk 15 2 . . .... Malabar . . . . . 5 7 Ashland 6 0 . . .... Galion . . . .. . 6 2 Upper.. 7 2 .. .... Upper... ...5 2 Malabar 7 5 . . .... Bucyrus . . . . . . 2 5 Norwalk ... .. 4 0 .. .... Ashland .. . . .10 7 Willard - 2 0 . . .... Norwalk . . . . . 7 -1 i 1 .. .... Willard... ...6 147 70 i. M. District . . . .... Third place 4515 6515 'I57 Three new school records were post- - ' I ' I .0 , t 1 , Xxgigi iii l if . t 1 , FRONT R-OW Cleft to rightj : Dave Shade, Larry Baldridge, Bob Fisher, Hugh Pitten- ger, Dave Spangler, Mel Westcott, Jim Reed, Joe Pitney, Lenny Pitsch, and Larry Studer. SECOND ROW: Bill Beinbrech, Dave Utz, Silas Montgomery, Tom Curren, Fred Studer, Jerry Keiser, Garry Boice, Mike Bashore, George Wilcox, Steve Maier, Tom Guerin, and Barry Britt. THIRD ROW: Dave Dunathan, Jim McCormick, Wil- lard Pollock, Doug Hamilton, Howard Knapp, Bob Lafferty, Steve Leavitt, John Hart, Greg Cole, and Dave Claes. FOURTH ROW: Jim Studer, Dian Kinsey, Mike LeClair, Rick Fisher, Pudge Hamman, Phil Hamman, Gary Kooken, Rod Troxell, Kurt Mueller, and Bob Mott. FIFTH ROW: Head Coach Varble and Assistant Coaches Strine and Holdsworth. Track Season Record The Whippet track squad posted a record of nine straight wins without a defeat in 1966 dual meet competition. After taking a close 66 to 61 decision from Tiffin Columbian in the first meet, Shelby out-raced its remaining eight opponents by averaging a record 91.7 points per meet compared to the opponents' 35.3. Shelby Opponent 55 '..'.. Timn U , , u l 61 The Whippets finished in a two-way , tie for second place in the N. O. L. 79 Madlson 48 meet, and placed third in the district 92W ...... Bellevue ...... 3415 meet. They also competed in the Huron . CMichiganJ, Mansfield, and Toledo 101 '-- - Wluafd -'-- - 26 Blade Relays and, by compiling iosw 107 ...... Bucyrus ....... 20 points, won the Ontario Relays. 91M-2 ------ 011133150 ---- 3516 Bob Fisher, who along with Mel 1 --'..- G 1- 281 Westcott co-captained the squad, a- Qg A a lon A massed 132W points to set a new Shel- 91 ------ Upper - - - - ' ' 30 by High individual scoring record. 93 Norwalk 34 Hugh Pittenger, Steve Maier, and 1 i Dave Utz all earned the right to partic- 825M2 31,7y, ipate in the regional meet by placing Huron Relays, three pointsg To- ledo Blade Relays, six pointsg On- tario Relays, 105Mg points tfirst placejg District Meet, 3015 points Cthird placejg Northern Ohio League Meet, 59 points Ctie for sec- ond placej. second in their events at the district. ed during the season. They were by Fisher, who lowered the time in the 220 to 22.8g Pittenger, who tossed the shot 53 ft., 6M in.g and Tom Curren, who was timed at 15.6 in the 120 high hurdles, J . -V 115 'x X a or 1 MEL WESTCOTT BOB FISHER Most valuable highest scoring team member senior - HUGH PITTENGER STEVE MAIER STEVE LEAVITT Most improved highest scoring' Most improved senior junior junior N 3fli 5 Y - w THE WHIPPETS prepare to board a chartered bus for Ypsilanti, Mich- igan, and the Huron Relays. 159 Whippets' most valuable player. 60 Senior Lettermen 1,41 FRONT ROW fleft to rightj : Jerry Keiser, Fred Studer, Garry Boice, Mike Metzger, and Tom Guerin. SECOND ROW: Lanny Hopkins, John Hart, Steve Leavitt, Tom Depler, and Barry Britt. THIRD ROW: Bill Montgomery, David Claes, Bob Lafferty, Bob Mott, and Paul Rogers. FOURTH ROW: Lyle Bruce, Jim Burks, Wayne Gurney, Rod Troxell, and Ron Russell. FIFTH ROW: Mike Bashore, Steve Maier, George Wilcox, Joe Pitney, and Len- ny Pitsch. Senior S Award Steve Maier, winner of this year's Senior S athletic award, is a letterman in football, bas- ketball and track. He started p la yi n g football on the eighth grade squad, and played on the freshman and re- serve teams before rnoving up to the varsity. He earned two varsity letters, and in hisljun- ior year was named middle guard on the all-Northern Ohio League team. In his senior year, Steve was the leading scorer in basket- ball, not only on the Whippet squad but also in the N. O. L. He averaged 20.4 points per game, and 19. 8 for the entire season. He was named the Steve was the team's leading r eb ound e r, and the best foul shooter, and had the most as- sists. During the 1966 track season, Steve was the highest scoring junior member of the team. c 9 if lv ' K ' I . ' -Iii. 5, , FRONT ROW Cleft to rightl : Dianne Fisher, Barb Baker Paula Davis, Paula Williams, Cindy Burky, Mlchelle Black Kay Burky, and Stephanie Olewiler, SECOND ROW: M1's Ross faclvisorl, Carole Reynolds, Trudi Freese, SUS Sdllay- er, and Kathleen Finn. Girls ' Athletic Association G.A.A. started off the school year with election of officers and class representatives. They, along with advisors Mrs. Ross and Miss Rhodes, constituted the executive commit- tee. Its main purpose was to meet and decide important issues of the club. Volleyball and basketball intra- mural teams were selected and round-robin tournaments were held within the classes. Then the winner of each class played the winner of the other classes with the seniors emerging as winners of the volley- ball intramural trophy. The basket- ball championship team was de- cided the same way. In addition to these two sports a couple of nights of fun games were held with refreshments being served. Several general business meetings were held throughout the year. 62 SENIORS-FRONT ROW Cleft to rightlz Yolanda Saenz, Linda Weaver, Nancy Ak- ers, Cindy Hall, Beverly Amert, Maryanne Zehner, Shirley Reynolds, Gayle Garver, and Carol Alt. SECOND ROW: Lydia Silva, Shirley Sifferlen, Shirley Boreman, Elaine Kooken, Kathy Jewell, Kathy Jackson, and Nancy Hursh. THIRD ROW: Luella Rus- sell, Brenda VIRFS, Mary Perry, Sharon Wuthrich, Sue Cirata, Debbie Brown, Nancy Griffith, Debbie Gamble, and Ann Fisher. The volleyball all-star teams had a fair season this year, although it was a letdown over previous years. The varsity, previously undefeated for three years, finished with a 3-4 record. The reserves, previously un- defeated for two years, had a 4-3 record at the end of the season. All-star basketball got off to a poor start with both teams losing, but the teams looked forward to the remaining games with the hope of having a successful season. .. ve- VARSITY BASKETBALL-Front row Cleft to rightjz Paula Davis, Cindy Burky, Sharon Viars, and Virginia Arcudi. Second Row: Mrs. Ross Cad- visorj , Stephanie Olewiler, Kay Burky, Beth Wild- man, and Sally Cox. hill. I RESERVE BASKETBALL-Front row Cleft to rightjz Marilyn Putnam, Debbie Ingram, Lynn Barrie, and Charlene Whitacre. Second row: Mrs. Ross fadvisorj, Debbie Mynhier, Leora Cole, and Claudia Guenther. 163 4 Girls ' Athletic Association FRONT ROW fleft to rightj : Debbie Ingram, Paula Davis, Sue Abbott, and Barb Baker. SECOND ROW: Janis Pola- chek, Kay Burky, Stephanie Olewiler, Dianne Fisher, and Claudia Guenther. JUNIORS-FRONT ROW Cleft to rightl: Paula Williams, Nancy Cramer, Carole Reynolds, Paula Morrow, Paula Sergent, and Charlene Friebel. SECOND ROW: Su- san Lybarger, Debbie Mitchell, Connie Burrows, Gloria Miller, Virginia Arcudi, and Betty Jo Jennings. THIRD ROW: Mindy Robinson, Sally Cox, Trudi Freese, Becky Stough, Connie Johnson, and Connie Haverfield. SOPHOMORES--FRONT ROW fleft to rightl: Linda Bloom, Sara Blatter, Cindy Jones, Naomi Sampsel, Pam Gerster, Cathy Ann Newland, Shelly Black, and Sandy Weaver. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Kiser, Leora Cole, Kathleen Finn, Connie Freder- icks, Wendy Monn, Cheryl Fried, Debbie Mynhier, Sally LeMunyon, and Roxanne Spring. THIRD ROW: Joycelyn Armstrong, Sue Schlayer, Becky Coy, Diane Fensch, Stella Mahon, Bonnie Ingram, Abby Lewis, Joan Barber, and Sue Barber. FOURTH ROW: Sara Coleman, Donna Miller, Mary Ros Jackson, Pat Twiss, Cilla Biglin, and Palu- lette Hartge. 16 166 FRONT ROW Cleft to rightl: Susie Lowmiller, Charlene Whitacre, and Lynn Barrie. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Put- nam, Beth Wildman, Cindy Burky, and Norma Keefer. Administration Faculty 6'B t V . I Q I' Y E, .Q Wx A I .5 5 Q: Aw- is I J Q sf MR. E. P. CURRY MR. REYMER BRICKER MR. LEONARD WAINES Board 0 Education in ww - J! :gg I M. f- - 5,5 Ry F -. V- l if i A Q L . .J ', 'E-1' an-v'N DR. GRANT DOWDS MR. WAYNE CARLETON f 1 ppp- x Q? if XX Secretary ' A312 252365255 1525565555 wi ae iiiisiaiimkm MRS. JANE INNIS - 1 fx '- 1 N J H if 7 x 'V 4,-. ,59 If 1 V ' 1 F W 4 'Q ' x 0 MR. BYRON H. CARMEAN Assistant Superintendent Superintendent Schools MR. ROBERT L. LAFFERTY MR. CARL WHITACRE MR. ROBERT R. WENDLAND Principal Guidance Direc tor 'I7 172 Ml. x-,gpm MRS. KATHARINE SHEPARD Secretary to the principal Secretaries Lf' --I' 62 A MRS. VERA KUHN Secretary to the superintendent MR. ROYAL ALLARD MR. BRUCE ARCHDEACON, Sr. V' Facult MRS. J EANETTE ALLARD 8 6 , ,H ..---- S x ... I MISS JOAN ARRINGTON Il7 74 Facult Ill ISU MISS LILLIAN RAY BOWMAN MR. RICHARD L. BROKA MR. RICHARD P. MRS. MARIAN CASHMAN CARLISLE QFRL 5 Q A mg W Facult ,A ' I MRS. MARY CHESROWN Q81 P x '- J MR. 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NELSON P.::rzTx :'1CUR - 2' DOBA 54. in murukn rusmna M mos in SBEBUHIU SIICHEZ Glllllll SIHUI I JIIIE 0810! .....-,.,.f -Ka MR. WAYNE F. POTTS 179 Faculty PM K-LK N,,ML MR. JOHN SHANK MRS. MAY ANNA ROSS P F 1. ,Z V r'-1 Il ,- W X f .--,f Miss HARRYET SNYDER MR. RALPH R. SIROFCHUCK -., U' - 1 gn 'i- ' R N431 Facult , , f- ',f?5. v ' 5 ix , . , M X-L . 4' in .I Q A mf- M M. in J' W: .-N it U H: M ' Nav 4.-, . 4 . I fd A ,..,,. ,,., . X . x W f fy 4 A I , I L , A I , '-'-,ZL-ff' j174'Nl!' MISS ANITA STRAUCH Q11 Q -. - MR. DWIGHT W. SOMERVILLE MR. MARSHALL R. TURLEY f M A ,+L ,I J MRS. VERA THAUVETTE 182 ,-, X 1 K. lil f was-- ' ff' ,- xx 'V F acult L , . J LSLLLA .1 Y MR. WILLIAM J. WILKINS ' ww. ' MR. CHARLE-S M. WILLIAMS MRS. EDYTHE YETZER MR. JOSEPH YOHN Facult , ' it LQ- 'Qfiyg - FPR ,In V. Q S MR. GARY E. YOUNG MRS. JEAN ALBERT MR. D. S. CONNELLY M155 RUTH STRQUP Cafeteria Employes ' ?: as T' F' . F is I l S -f-1, +V D J I Y X Q 5 FRONT Troxell. Ramey, ROW Cleft to rightjz Mrs. Gamble, Mrs. Shreck, Mrs. White, and Mrs. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Schull, Mrs. Gross, Mrs. Artz, Mrs. Pry, Mrs. and Mrs. Allen. mu , K 'I 84 ' fi VR ., . 1. - .R . . Ar. F7 P ll 11 'HI Custodians, Maintenancq FRONT ROW: Mr. Darl Fritz Cleftj and Mr. Brissell. SECOND ROW: Mr. Clark, Mrs. Amstutz, Mrs. Winely, and Mr. Kenneth Fritz. Hu 127 V tu' E , ,- 4 an., Sf, 4 E5 :fi - 4 ,h Q ,J-, -1 , - .!'f' ?l 1, .X ' ' 3' -- - - - or -. 4 'K-. til' -A-' n :.,.,, ..Y..- 1.8 Mcleming 0, nwEs1'lcA1'E Wm snvulcs... I' L! S vgllmzeus N I5 X 4 ' affgavrduz sw f-,X x -'Q .i QW Fast 'fix-Vflff SERVICE -. o AD ERTISEME T Ur Ex 7 of' M f jf 9 AUT , REPAIRS UV' m e ff' GIFTS - SUPPLIES - INSTRUCTIONS - FIRINGS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '67 GEMAR CERAMIC STUDIO DISTINCTIVE HAND-CRAFTED CERAMICS 463 Woodcrest Dr. Phone Mansfield, Ohio 793-4816 COMPLIMENTS OF CENTRAL OHIO WAREHOUSE CO. 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Main Sr. Ph. 342-2176 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1967 DEAN'S SUPERETTE Where Quality Counts 35 Mansfield Avenue Phone 342-2531 Shelby Ohio GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 'ev WALL STREET LUMBER BRANCH HOME MATERIALS COMPANY THE smalnv PARTS COMPANY D- R' FINNEGAN 37 BROADWAY, Phone 342-4055 Well Dflllmg SHELBY, OHIC . Home, Farm Wells Cleaned Shelby's only complete Q Myers and Fairbanks Pumps automotive parts jobber and London East Road machine shop. Route 1 Shelby, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF .I. O. PURDY-SHELBY, OHIO ALL KINDS OF ROOFING, HEATING, SHEET METAL REPAIRING, OIL AND GAS FURNACES-BURNERS 21 W. Whitney Avenue l i I Phone 342-3121 96 J. C. MORRIS AND C0 Compliments of Fred Grauer Trucking and Leasing GRAIN-COAL-SEED BUILDING MATERIALS FERTILIZER-PAINT 61 E- Main Sf- Phone 342 6131 COMPLIMENTS OF SWARTZ TV SALES 8: SERVICE SERVICE IS OUR FIRST THOUGHT 99 North Gamble Owner-Tom Swartz Bill Swartz Don Swanger DUKFFS Phone 342-6901 SHELBY, OHIO CLOTHIER TAILOR 66 West Main Street, Shelby Open five nights a week Milkmczid Chocolates COMPLIMENTS OF CHRYSLER BOAT CDRPDRATIO COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF '67 Armentrout's Brothers 1 ll 1-uuuzq 37 E. Main The home of the best choc- olates in the area. Assort- ment of 48 different fla- vors. We feature a fine line of gift items and greeting cards. Ceramics are made in Shelby. 1 O E- T- Wright nquamy Footwear For All The Family O Buster Brown Q Florsheim Q Hush Puppies Q Roblee N X X Q Q N Q Naturalizers Q Pedwin S SX Qs 5 5 5 Q Smartaipe Q Sebago-Moc RX S NSSNXXSSNQXWN N Q U. S. Keds Q Life Stride Q Daniel Green 34 W. Main St., Shelby, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF CONGRATULATIONS 1967 SENIORS Shelby Office Machine MOORES BARBER Supply SHOP 22 West Main St. Phone 342-6221 78 W. Main St. Shelby, Ohio 19 ANSPACH MOWER SALES CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ,67 8z SERVICE Mansfield Road fState Route 391 I 116 N. Gamble sf. SHELBY' OHIO COMPLIMEN TS OF ROETHLISBERGER TRANSFER COMPANY Complete Motor Freight Service SHELBY, OHIO 1 ,, I r THE STANDARD TUBE COMPANY, Shelby Division Subsidiary of MICHIGAN SEAMLESS TUBE COMPANY SELTZER ELECTRIC COMPANY l-i Everytl1ing Elecfricaf -1 w -nl p E1-ull CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1967 WESTSIDE CLEANING CENTER H9 WEST MAIN STREET SHELBY, OHIO CONGRATULATIONS TO Compliments of CLASS OF 67 ' THE , X McKenzie Pastry Shop The Quality Pastry Shop young jmer Q SADF 64 W. Main St. Phone 342-3911 SHELBY, OHIO 40 N. Gamble Phone 342-4171 19 COMPLI MENTS OF General Contractors BEST WISHES SHELBY, on-no FRIEBEI 8. HARTMAN INC. WHERE THERE'S A WILL S H6 LBY CORPORATION THERE'sAwAY I SHELBY, OHIO COMPLIMENTS or WIll'S TEXACO SERVICE Compliments of BCURGEOIS PONTIAC C0. Pontiac Tempest International Trucks SALES SERVICE I7-21 South Gamble Street Shelby, Ohiq Servin g Shelby Since 1926 COMPLETE TIRE SERVICE ON THE FARM TIRE SERVICE BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '67 A 81 W DRIVE-IN MODERN TIRE MART INC. North Gamble Street Shelby, Ohio 67 N. Gamble Phone 342-6186 l l Graduation Is The Big Day In Your Life! Amerite T. V. Towers Also can play a Great Saving to you in Low Cost and Long Service to you in the Future. AMERICAN TOWER COMPANY Shelby, Ohio 20 COMPLIMENTS OF THE COFFEE SHOP COMPLIMENTS OF CONGRATULATIONS Complete Line of Women's Apparel Everything for the Modern Teen 11 W, Main St, we jadAion SAOF 71 W. Main St. Phone 347-7121 Shelby, Ohio 'Fashion Plus Friendliness' nsuu i 1 COMPLIMENTS OF THE HOUSEHOLD SHOP Ill West Main Street Shelby, Ohio EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME Route 2 SHELBY, OHIO 202 COMPLIMENTS OF CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '67 B Vanasdale Peebles Frank Mahek Proprietor Builders, Inc. , 23 East Whitney Phone 342-6171 SERVING SHELBY . . . for over 45 years. 0 SHEL-B-MADE grade A DAIRY PRODUCTS O K E I L ' S 17 Years in Shelby Dreams Come True for Those Who See It- Work and Pray For It. ' SHELBY PURE MILK COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS 1967 COMPLIMENTS OF , SENIORS SUI IER 5 . , . Wallpaper - Paints 4 Varnishes , I Chas Lauble S Sta lon Enamels - Window Shades - Carpets Mansfield Ave., at City Limits Phone 342-6941 14-16 S. Gamble St. Shelby, ohio FRED MELLICK Sz SON CONTRACTOR - BUILDER Shelby, Ohio Telephone 347-7779 - 347-6727 203 BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF '67 HECK'S DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS ARNOLD'S C I' f f Omp 'men S O FLOWER SHOP DICK'S FURNITURE 8. APPLIANCE West Main Street Road The Finest In Home Furnishings Phone 342-2866 62 Wesf Main Sffeef FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Phone 342-5126 CORSAGES ARE OUR SPECIALTY -- I I fungi P'i.i-! : ' CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS 4-.e ' TE-1 ., , , it kai lyme: ei smmv s DRIVE-IN R ' A A ' -. -M A- 'i:TTfff bf- T Il - I u ' I Famous Home of Smittys Space Burger ' ff - ' A L- M , 1- l CORNER OF MICKEY ROAD AND MANSFIELD AVE. Phone 342-4891 WHITEHOUSE HAMBURGER SHOP WHEN IN A HURRY EAT WITH US 62 E. Main St., Shelby, Ohio Phone 342-5241 2 04 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1967 Bob Burky Marathon 100 West Main St. Phone 342-6246 ADAM Il A R D WA R E sllblby, Qlllg 68 WEST MAIN INSURANCE ,' and REAL ESTATE- 2.f25!'f'aL'?f' 342.3950 I SINCIISJB A noun Allan M. Harman Robert M. Stadler Bernard Schaeffer COMPLIMENTS OF BLOOM 8: JOHNSON Auto Sales 86 East Main St. SHELBY, OHIO A - 5 l Carothers Termlte and Pest Control 25 Grand Blvd. Phone 342-6841 205 CUMBERWORTH 2, AGENCY ,,,, INSURANCE :EAL iSx'lE DRUGS-STATIONERY SHELBY? can TOILETRIES-GIFTS Where You're Always Welcome 55 W. Main Street Shelby, Ohio CLASS OF '67 Best of Luck in the Years Ahead! S L . V21 YEARS IN SHELBY CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Swan Cleaners 8z Laundry Corner of Main and Mohican Free Pick Up and Delivery Service SQUTH GAMBLE SINCLAIR Extends its congratulations and best wishes to the Class of 1967 Billllfifi ' awww BEST W l S H E S Brown Flower 8. Gift Shop . ain 8: N. Gamble Phone 342-4151 - A N D - Shelby Floral Co. . Gamble Street Phone 342-6111 FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF wlsl'ER nuc AND CARPET senvics Economy Savings 1947 - 1967 and Loan Co. 69 West Main Street Shelby, Ohio 73 W. Main St. Shelby, Ohio Phfme 3425171 Carpeting is our Business Not A Sideline COMPLIMENTS OF ROBINSON HARDWARE 45 East Main Street Shelby, Ohio 1 45.52. d ,E Tom Imhoif ohio ATLAS TIRES BATTERIES ACCESSORIES 17 W. Main St. Phone 342-6196 207 TIIESE lVrX'l'ICJlVALLY ICNCJYVN C,TCJlNIPANIICS USE SIIELBY FCJIINIS 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. 'LTFFANYK C0 FIFTH AVENUE Xa 57TH STREET. NEW YORK GENERAL ELECTRIC THE INSURANCE coMPANY SEA LT EST FOODS Pictured on this page are the trade- I I f marks 7f a few of he many major MAQATHCJN cm. COMPANY 2,Qf':'YMmI companies who consider Shelby a de- pendable source for their printed form requirements. NLT.. THE NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY FISHER BODY DIVISION cewrsm morons CORPORATION .S,!E.,'MQ!ll JL AMF BOWLING Pnonucrs GROUP The B.EGoodx-ich Company ' THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY X kai FREIGH7' flvc' W I SHELL OILCOMPANY GGDDMAN QQ? INC Zyofagllj THE LUMBERMEN5 MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY , ' Prrrsaunan PLATE sl.Ass coMPANv WHEELING STEEL. CURPDRATIUN -MPTHPPHHUWWIZS I 't 'II '-:1I.aN '.x . II-5 .J':f,'7 X My 'I' rlwti I It vi, ,W Eiuu-,R ,Q , Y , CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FROM SHELBY BUSINESS FDFINIS, INC. .2081 SALES BOOKS 0 UNITSETS 0 REGISTER FORMS C MANIFOLD BOOKS I DATA PROCESSING FORMS 0 CARD SETS BEST WISHES SNOWHITE CLEANERS INC. ' F. R. and C. C. Stevenson PHARMACISTS - Congratulations Class of '67 The Smart Shop Doris R. Houpt, Prop. Smart Apparel for Misses and Juniors Shelby, Ohio 67 W. MAIN ST TELEPHONE 342 5181 K E R R ' S Chrysler - Dodge - Hondas Q annum nscrnuc Appllance Centers cmnu music FRAQJCMISID onus , CONGRATULATIONS FROM RICHLAND COUNTY'S OLDEST G. E. DEALERSHIP Now an Exclusive 44 E. Main st. Shelby, .209 210 D0 YO HA E ALL OF TI-IE ANSWERS? ay 35 ' A is After twelve years of learning, you're prepared for the future. But, whatever your plans may be, your education is not finishedg it is just beginning. Yesterday's lessons won'tfit all oftomorrow's problems. New discoveries will disprove some of the theories you've been taught. Techno- logical advancements will create new ways and methods for doing things. From now on, you will be getting your educa- tion from reality as our world continues to advance and change. Ohio Seamless joins your family and other friends with congratulations and encouragement. May you receive all the success and happiness you deserve. OHIO SEAMLESS TUBE Division of Copperweld Steel Company SHELBY, OHIO Compliments of l..OVE'S SWEET SHOP Shelby Printing Service 17 Washington Street Shelby, Ohio GOOD LUCK SENIORS CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS WESTERN AUTO 1 Assocxm stone rx MY J -:-- lp 1 A V qllllq an Q ni- Illini -3+ HICKS 8: MARTIN AUTO 8: HOME SUPPLY 11-13 N. Broadway - Shelby, Ohio B. F. GOODRICH TIRES Auto Repairs 24 Hour Wrecker Service Wheel Alignment BEST WISHES Shelby Lumber Co., lnc Motorola TV's - Kelvinator Appliances SllellJYa Ohio Records - Stereos if BEN FRANKLIN STORE Loo!!-LY OWNID ' NITIONILLY KNOWN 42.44 w. MAIN sr. sueuam oHlo Your Headquarters for School and Party Supplies i i 212 Senior Who 's Who SUE ANN ABBOTT Student Council 125 G.A.A 10, 11, 12, officer 11g Band 10, 11, 123 Mfajorette 11, 123 Pep Club 11, 12, co-captain 123 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, offi- cer 123 Homecoming Attend- ant3 Senior Concessions ROGER DALE ADAMS F.F.A. 10, 11, 12 JUDITH MARIE ADKINS Pep Club 10, 11 NANCY ANN AKERS G.A.A. 10, 11, 123 Senior Concessions DAVID CHARLES ALEXANDER F.F.A. 10, 11, 12 officer 10, 11, 123 National F.F.A. Band 12: Band 10, 11, 12 CAROL SUE ALT G.A.A. 11, 123 Concert Choir 10, 11, 123 Glee Club 103 An- nual Staff 123 Pep Club 10, 11, 123 Whippet Tales Staff 11, 123 Senior Concessions BEVERLY CATHERINE AMERT G.A.A. 10, 11, 123 Annual Staff 3 Senior Class Executive Committeeg Librarian PATSY JEAN ARMSTRONG Glee Club 115 Usher 11, 123 Annual Staff 3 Senior Conces- sions BARBARA JO BAKER G.A.A. 10, 12, officer 12j An- nual Staff, Cheerleader 103 Pep Club 10, 11, 123 Senior Class Executive Committee: Girls' Sllatej J umior Class Ex- ecutive Committee3 Senior Concessions JULIA LOUISE -BARNARD Biology' Club 10, 123 Band 103 Whippet Tales Staff' 10, 11, 123 Editor 11, 12 BRIA-N KEITH BARRIE Band 10 MICHAEL CARL BASHORE Class Vice-President 103 Class President 113 Student Council 10, 113 Reserve Foot- ball 10, 115 Varsity Football 123 Reserve Track 10, 113 Boys' State SALLY ANN BERTKE Pep Club 10, 113 Annual Staff 123 Senior Concessions BRUCE RICHARD BISTLIN E F.F.A. 10, 11, 12, oHticer 11, 12 CHERYL SUE BLALACK Student Council 11, .officer 123 Choralettes 123 Annual Staffg Pep Club 10, 11, 123 Librarian 123 Senior Conces- iiimsg Class Representative GARRY DALE BOICE Dramatics Club 123 Reserve Football 103 Vfarsity Foot- ball 11, 123 Track 10,11 SHIRLEY JEAN BOREMAN G.A.A. 11, 123 Pep Club 10, 11, 123 Tri-Hi-Y 123 Senior Concessionsg Dramatics Club 123 Annual Staff' CANDACE ANN BOYCE Student Council 103 Bi-Phy- Chem Club 10, 113 Band 10, 11, 123 Majorette 11, 123 Concert Choir 123 Mell-o- ettes 11, 123 Tri-Hi- Y 10, 11, officer 123 Dramatics Club 11, officer 12 BARRY BARTH BRITT Dramatics Club 123 Reserve Football 103 Reserve Basket- ball 103 Track 10, 11, 123 Senior Concessions LINDA LOUISE BRODZENSKI Concert Choir 11, 123 Glee Club 103 Annual Staffg Pep Club 10, 113 Whippet Tales Staff' 11 DEBORAH ELAINE BROWN G.A.A. 113 Gee Club 11 RITA JANE BROWN Band 10, 113 Librarian 10 JULIE MAE BROWNING G.A.A. 113 Usher 10,11, 12 LYLE GENE BRUCE Student Council 10, 11, ofii- cer 123 Reserve Football 103 Varsity Football 11, 123 Track 10, 12 JAMES LYNN BURKS Reserve Football 103 Base- ball 10, 11, 123 Junior Class Executive Committee KAY ELLEN BURKY Student Council 103 G.A.A. 10, officer 11, 123 Concert Choir 11, 123 Pep Club 10, 11, co-captain 123 Tri-Hi-Y 103 Senior Concessions3 Homecoming Court KAREN SUE CASKEY Pep Club 11, 123 Usher 10, 11, 12 JERRY LANT CASSITY Annual Staffg Senior Conces- sions3 Librarian 12 SUSAN MARIE CIRATA Dramatics Club 11, 123 G.A.A. 10, 11, 123 Annual Staff3 Pep Club 10, 11, 123 Whippet Tales Staff 11 DAVID CHARLES CLAES Student Council 123 Dramat- ics Club 123 Annual Staff 123 Hi-Y 11, 123 Team Manager fTrackJ 10, 11, 123 Senior Concessions MARGARET KAY CLARK G.A.A. 10, officer 113 Con- cert Choir 10, 11, 123 Pep Club 103 Tri-Hi-Y 103 Cho- ralettes 12 CHARLES THOMAS CLAYTOR, JR. Radio Club 10 ROBERT GARY CONLEY Band 10, 11, 123 Concert Choir 123 Ensemble 11, 123 Pep Band 11, 123 Esquires 123 Stage Band 11, 123 Jun- ior Class Executive Commit- ee RONALD GENE cooKE F.F.A. 10, 11 CONNIE SUE COUCH G.A.A. 103 Senior Conces- sions LARRY MICHAEL COUCH Drama Club 123 Band 10, 113 Concert Choir 12: Stage Crewg Esquires 12 WILLIAM LEE CRUSE Dramatics Club 11, 123 Con- cert Choir 123 Esquires 123 Senior Concessions GREGORY KUHN DAVIS Band 10-, 11, 121 Stage Crew 113 Whlppet Tales Staff 10, 113 Hi-Y 10, 11, 123 Pep Banld 11, 123 Radio Club 101 Junior Class Executive Com- mittee PAULA IRENE DAVIS Bi-Phy-Chem Club 103 G.A.A. oflicer 10, 11, 12g Annual Staff 123 Whippet Tales Staff 11, 123 Pep Club 10, 11, Executive Committee 125 Girls' State 11 JAMES FORREST DELONG Senior Concessions: Librari- an 123 Reserve Basketball 10 THOMAS ALAN DEPLER Bi-Phy-Chem Club 123 Con- cert Choir 10, 11, 123 Senior Concessions3 Hi-Y 10, officer 11, 12: Team Manager CBas- lfwllballl 10, 11, 123Esqui1-es 10, 11, 12 PAUL RICHARD DODGE Annual Staff 11, 123 Whip- pet Tales Staff 113 Reserve Football 103 Reserve Base- ball. 103 Varsity Baseball 123 Senior Concessionsg Senior Class Executive Committee CHARLES ROBERT EASTERLIN G Annual Staff fSubscription Managerjg Hi-Y 110, 11, 123 Senior Concessions CAROL JEAN FINN Annual Staff ANN MARIE FISHER G.A.A. 10, 123 Pep Cub 10, 1 DIANNE MARIE FISHER Junior Class Executive Com- mittee3 Class Secretary- Treasurer 123 Student Coun- cil,11, 123 Dramatic Club 113 G.A.A. 10, 11, oincer 123 An- nual Staffj Pep Club 10, 11, Executive Committee 123 Whippet Tales Staff 113 Class Representative 10 TERRY LEE FOREMAN F.F.A. 10, 11, 123 Senior Concessions LINDA ANN FOX Student Council 103 Concert Choir 10, 11, 123 Glee Club 103 Usher 10, 11, 123 Ensem- ble 103 Mell-so-ettes 11, 12 MARIE DEBRA GAMBLE G.A.A. 10, 11, 123 Band 10, 11 GAYLE JEAN GARVER G.A.A. 11, 123 Annual Staffg Pep Club 11, 123 Senior Con- cessions MICHAEL ALLEN GATES Senior Concessions NANCY JOAN GRIFFITH G.A.A. 10, 11, 123 Concert Choir 11, 123 Glee Clulb 103 Annual Staff THOMAS ALLEN GUERIN Dramatics Club 123 Concert Choir 11, 123 Varsity Track 10, 11, 123 Reserve Football 10, 113 Varsity Football 11, 12 JOHN ARTHUR GUISINGER Hi-Y 10, officer 11, 123 Senior Concessions WAYNE JOSEPH GURNEY Dramatics Club 123 Reserve Football 11, 123 Varsity Football 11, 123 Football Captain 123 Varsity Tennis 10, 11, 123 Tennis Captain 12 CYNTHIA FAYE HALL G.A.A. 10, 11, 123 Tri-Hi-Y 103 Senior Concessionsg Jun- ior Class Executive Commit- tee JOHN WILSON HART Bi-Phy-Chem Club 123 Dra- matics Club 123 Hi-Y 10, 11, 123 Reserve Football 10, 113 Varsity Football 11, 12: Re- serve Track 103 Varsity Track 11, 123 AFS Com-mit- tee 10, 11, 12 HELEN ANN HAVERFIELD Choir 10, 11, 12 SUSAN MARIE HEYDINGER Pep Club 10, 11, 123 Usher 11, 12 RONNIE PHILLIP HOBBS Reserve Football 103 Reserve Basketball 103 Baseball 11, 12 DENNIS WALTER HOHLER F.F.A. ofiicer 10 HENRY LAURENS HOPKINS Varsity Football 11, 123 Var- sity Basketball llj Varsity Track 10, 11, 123 Reserve Football 10: Reserve Basket- ball 10 DELLA CAROL HO-RN Senior Concessions CANDACE DAPHANE HOUPT Student Council 10, 11, 123 Bi-Phy-Chem Clulb 103 Sen- ior Concessions3 Whippet Tales Staff 103 Tri-Hi- Y 10, 123 Junior Class Executive Committee LINDA JO HUEBNER Bi-Phy-Chem Club 12 3 G.A.A. 10, 113 Band 103 Concert Choir 11, 123 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12 NANCY LOU HURSH Bi-Phy-Chem Club 10 3 G.A.A. 10, 11, 123 Whippelt Tales Staff 103 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 113 Pep Club 10, 11, 123 Girls' State 113 Senior Con- cessions KATHRYN JOAN JACKSON G.A.A. 10, 11, 123 Band 10, 11, 123 Majorette 10, 11, 123 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12 213 KATHLEEN BERNICE I JEWEDL G.A.A. 10, 11, 125 Pep Club 105 Tri-Hi-Y 105 Annual Staff fSubscription Manag- er1 125 Junior Class Execu- tive Committee MARLENE JOHNSON Glee Club 10, 11 SANDRA LEE JONES G.A.A. 10, 11 BERNARD LOUIS KAUFMANN Senior Concessions GREGORY CHARLES KECK Dramatics Club 11, 125 Band 10, 11, 125 Annual Staff 125 Whippet Tales Staff 10, 11, 125 Hi-Y Club 10, 11 Cofii- cer1, 12 CofTicer1 5 Drum Ma- jor 10, 11, 12 NORMA MAY KEEFER Bi-Bhy-Chem Club 12 5 G.A.A. 10, 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 125 Senior Concessions JERRY LYNN KEISER Reserve Football 105 Varsity Football 11, 125 Reserve 'fgack 105 Varsity Track 11, BRUCE ALAN KENNEDY Astronomy Club 10 DEBORAH ANN KOLLMEIER Student Council 125 G.A.A. 10, 115 Annual Staff 125 Sen- gog' Concessions 125 Librarian ELAINE KAY KOOKEN G.A.A. 10, 11, 125 Cheer- leader 105 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12 Coffi- cer 11, 121 5 Junior Class Ex- ecutive Committee HELEN MARIE KREINBRINK G.A.A. 115 C-oncert Choir 10, 11, 125 Glee Club 105 Senior Concessions PATRICIA ANN KRUPP Student Council 10, 125 Drama Club 125 G.A.A. 105 Annual Staff5 'Cheerleader 10, 11, 125 Office Secretary 125 Homecoming Attendant5 Pep Club 10, 11, 12 Cexecu- tive committee 10, 11, 1215 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Librari- an 115 Junior Class Execu- tive Committee ROBERT ALLEN LAFFERTY Concert Choir 10, 11, 125 Re- serve Football 105 Varsity Football 11, 125 Track 10, 11, 125 Esquires 125 Boys' State 11 LARRY LOUIS LAWRENCE Radio Club 10, 11, 12 lofiicer 10, 111 STEVEN KARL LEAVITT Hi-Y 125 Reserve Football 105 Varsity'Football 11, 125 Track 10, 11, 12 DANIEL LEE LEFFEL Student Council 11 5 Band 10, 11, 125 Golf 105 Boys' State 115 All-Ohio Boys' Band 115 Drum Ensemble 10, 11, 12 RAYMOND GENE LENCZOWSKI Senior Concessions JEAN MARIE LEWIS G.A.A. 125 Senior Conces- sions LINDA SUE LUX G.A.A. 105 Band 10, 115 An- nual Ad Manager5 Senior Concessions5 Senior Class Executive Committee BILLY GERALD LYKINS F.F.A. 10, 11 THOMAS ALAN McPHERSON Annual Staffg Whippet Tales Staff 12 HANS FRITZ WILHELM MAERTINS Hi-Y Club 105 Radio Club 105 Bi-Phy-Chem Club 11 STEPHEN FRED MAIER Class Vic-e-president 125 Re- serve Football 105 Varsity Football 11, 125 Reserve Bas- ketball 105 Varsity Basket- ball 11, 125 Track 10, 11,12 CLAUDIA MAE MAY G.A.A.10, 115'Glee Club 115 Pep Club 11 ROCCO LOUIS MAZZA Annual Staff isubscription manager1 5 Reserve Basket- ball 105 Reserve Football 105 Junior Class Executive Com- mittee5 Senior Class Execu- tive Committee5 Senior Con- cessions5 Librarian 12 DAPHNE JANE MELICK G.A.A. 10, 11 fof1icer15 An- nual Staff5 Dramatics Club5 Senior Concessions DAVID GLENN MESS Senior Concessions MICHAEL JAMES METZGER Dramatics Club 11, 125 Re- serve Football 105 Varsity Football 11, 125 Reserve Baseball 105 Varsity Base- ball 11, 12 PATRICIA ANN MILLER Bi-Phy-Chem Club 10, 11, 12 Qofiicer 1215 G.A.A. 115 Band 10, 11, 125 Annual Staff5 Whippet Tales Staff 10, 11 Qeditor1, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 115 Girls' State 115 Clas- sics Club iofticer1 115 Junior Class Executive Committee KATHY JO MOHLER Tri-Hi-Y 12 BILL JOE MONTGOMERY F.F.A. 10, 11, 125 Track 12 ROBERT NORMAN MOTT Reserve Football 105 Varsity Football 11, 125 Track 11 KURT LAWRENCE MUELLER Band 10, 11, 125 Pep Band 11, 125 Track 11, 125 Ensem- ble 11, 12 FLORENCE DIANE MUNDEY G.A.A. 10, 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 1.0, 11, 125 Senior Conces- sions GREGORY ALLAN NELSON Radio Clulb 1 0 STEPHANIE CAROL OLEWILER Class Officer 105 Student Council 10, ofiicer 125 G.A.A. officer 10, 11, officer 125 Band 10, 11, 125 Whippet Tales Staff 105 Majorette 11, 125 Ensemble 10,11, 12 PAUL RICHARD PARRISH Senior Concessions5 Radio Club 10, 11 NANCY ELLEN PARSONS Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10, ofiicer 11, 12 STEPHANIE ANN PAYNE Dramatics Club 115 G.A.A. 10, 115 Choir 115 Glee Club 105 Pep Club 115 Whippet Tales Staff 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 115 Annual Staff 125 Cho- ralettes 125 Senior Conces- sions MARY FRANCES PERRY G.A.A.10,11,ofiicer 125 An- nual Staff 125 Pep Club 11, 125 Senior Concessions GARY LYNN PHELPS Hickory High School: Dra- maftics Club 105 Band 105 Shelby: Annual Staff 125 Li- brarian 12 SUSAN MAY PATTERSON Annual Staff 125 Whippet Tales Staff 125 Librarian 125 Senior Concessions MARY ELIZABETH PITKIN Columbus North: Betty Lamp Club 115 G.A.A. 115 Tri-Hi-Y 115 Shelby: G.A.A. 10, 125 Annual Staff JOE DAVID PIT-NEY Student Council 11, 125 Bi-Phy-Chem Club 125 Re- serve Football 105 Varsity Football 11, 125 Reserve Bas- ketball 105 Track 10, 11, 12 SUSAN MARIE PLOCHER Class Secretary-Treasurer 115 Student Council 11, 125 Bi-Phy-Chem Club 10, 11, of- ficer 125 G.A.A. 105 Band 10, 115 Annual Staff 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Girls' State 115 Junior Class Execu- tive Committeeg A.F.S. Com- mittee 11, 125 Senior Conces- s1ons5 Classics Club 11 JANICE ARLENE POLACHEK G.A.A. 10, 11, 125 Senior Concessions MARJORIE ELAINE PONTIOUS Tri-Hi-Y 11 DONALD EUGENE PUTNAM Reserve Football 105 Reserve Basketball 10 MARCIAL GERARDO QUESADA Hi-Y 125 Senior Concessions MIKLE CHARLES RAMEY Reserve Football 105 Base- ball 105 Senior Class Execu- tive Committee KIM ARLYN RANDALL Biology Club 105 Band 10, 11, 125 Hi-Y 10, 11, officer 12, fofiicer 121 5 Junior Class Executive Committee. JOHN ALLEN REYNOLDS Student Council 10, ofli- cer 125 Biology Club 11, 125 Band 10, 11, 125 Choir 125 Whippet Tales Staff 105 Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Boys' State 115 Esquires 10, 11, 125 Classis Club fPresidentj 11 SHIRLEY ANNE REYNOLDS G.A.A. 10, 11, 125 Annual Staff' 125 Tri-Hi-Y 105 Senior Concessions STEVEN LEE RIDDICK Reserve Basketball 105 Sen- ior Concessions MARY ELLEN ROBERTS G.A-.A. 105 Annual Staff 125 Whippet Tales Staff 125 Sen- ior Concessions- PEGGY LEE ROBERTS Usher 11 WILLIAIM PAUL ROGERS Band 10, 11, 125 Reserve Football 105 Varsity Foot- ball 11, 125 Track 12 LUELLA MAE RUSSELL G.A.A. 10, 11, 125 Choir 11, 125 Annual Staff 125 Pep Club 125 Choralettes 12 RONALD HENRY RUSSELL Senior Class Executive Com- mittee5 Reserve Football 105 Varsity Football 11, 125 Track 10 YOLANDA MARIA SAENZ G.A.A. 11, 125 Annual StafjI'5 Senior Concessions KAROL SUE SCHLARMAN G.A.A. 10 JACQUELYN KAY SCHULL Bi-Phy-Chem Club 11, 125 G.A.A. 105 Annual Staff5 Band 10, 115 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 125 Ensemble 105 Senior Concessions MARY BETH SCHUMACHER Bi-Phy-Chem Club 10, 11, 125 Drama Club 125 G.A.A. 105 Annual Staffg Whippet Tales Staff 10, 11, editor 125 Girls' State 115 Senior Class Executive Committee SUSAN MARIE SERGENT G.A.A. 10, 115 Usher 10, 11, 125 Whippet Tales Staff 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 115 Senior Con- cessions SCOTT HOPPER SHADRICK Drama Club 125 Bi-PhyChem Club 10, officer 11, 125 Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Track 105 Junior Class Executive Committee5 Senior Concessions LINDA LOUISE SHANK Drama Club 125 G.A.A. 115 Tri-Hi-Y 125 Senior Conces- sions DOROTHY ELLEN SHOCK Bi-Phy-Chem Club 125 Band 10, 115 Whippet Tales Staff 105 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Sen- ior Concessions 2 I5 216 SHIRLEY LOUISE SIFFERLEN Dramatics Club 115 G.A.A. 10, 11, 125 Whippet Tales Staff 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 115 Annual Staff 125 Senior Con- cessions5 Librarian 12 BALDOMERO SILVA, JR. Astronomy Club 10 LYDIA H. SILVA G.A.A. 10, 11, 125 Glee Club 115 Senior Concessions JOHN LAWRENCE SIMPKINS VVorthing'ton: Class Playg Stage Crew5 Shelby: Senior Concessions VIKKI LYNN SMITH Student Council 10, 11 toni- cerj, 125 Biology Club 10, 11, 125 G.A.A. 105 Band 10,115 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, officer 125 Girls' State Alternate 115 Homecoming Court BEVERLY KAY SOWERS G.A.A. 10, 115 Band 105 An- nual Staff5 Pep Club 11, 125 Senior Concessions PAMELA KAY STARR Senior Concessions BARBARA JEAN STAUFFER G.A.A. 115 Pep Club 11, 12 MARY ANN STOCK G.A.A. 10, 115 Tri-Hi-Y 115 Senior Class Executive Com- mittee PAMELA KAY STOUGH Bi-Phy-Chem Club 10, 115 Annual Staff 5 Senior Conces- sionsg Band 10, 11 J OYCELYN ANN STRAUCH Bi-Phy-Chem Club 10, 11, 125 G.A.A. 105 Band 10,115 Annual Staif5 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 125 Librarian 105 Ensemble 10 FRED MILTON STUDER Dramatics Club 125 Reserve Football 105 Varsity Foot- ball 125 Reserve Track 10, 115 Varsity Track 12 CONNIE LYNN SWANGER G.A.A. 105 Tri-Hi-Y 105 11, 125 Senior Concessions LENA LOUISE TELL Choir 11, Glee Club 10, 115 Annual Staff 125 Usher 11 JOHN BURKE TERRY Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Reserve Track 10 DEBORAH JEAN TILL Bi-Phy-Chem Club 12 5 G.A.A. 10, 115, Band 10, 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Ma- jorette 11 HARVEY JEROME TRAXLER Band 10, 11, 12 RODNEY LEE TROXELL Class President 125 Student Council 10, 11, 125 Reserve Football 10 5 Varsity Foot- ball 11, 125 Varsity Track 10 CHARLES STEPHEN VANDERVORT Bi-Phy-Chem Club 10, 11, of- ficer 125 Dramatics Club 11, officer 125 Whippet Tales ed- itor 115 Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Football 105 Librarian 125 Senior Class Executive Corn- mitteeg Senior Concessions5 Annual Staff BRENDA ERNESTINE VIARS G.A.A. 10, 11, 125 Annual ad manager5 Pep Club 125 Homecoming Queen5 Senior Concessions5 Senior Class Executive Committee LINDA JEAN WEAVER G.A.A. 10, 11, 125 Annual Staifg Senior Concessions WENDY MARIE WEBER Student Council 125 G.A.A. 10, 115 Annual Staif VICKI LYNN WENTZ Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12 KENNETH DALE WEST Senior Concessions GEORGE DOUGLAS WILCOX Class President 105 Class Vice-president 115 Student Council 10, 11, 125 Band 10, 11, 125 Reserve Football 105 Varsity Football 11, 125 Var- sity 'Track 10, 11, 125 Boys' State 11 CAROLYN MAE WILL Drama Club 125 Pep Club 105 Usher 10, 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 125 Senior Con- cesssions JUDY KAY WILL Bi-Phy-Chem Club 10, 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, ofiicer 12 VICKIE LYNNE WILSON Drama Club 125 G.A.A. 105 Pep Club 11, 125 Annual Staff TERRY LEE WINGART G.A.A. 10, 125 Band 10, 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 125 Annual Staff ELLEN LOUISE WISE Annual Stafi'5 Whippet Tales Staff 125 Senior Concessions SHARON SUE WUTHRICH G.A.A. 10, 11, 125 Glee Club 105 Annual Business Manag- er5 Whippet Tales Staff fBusiness Managerl 11 MARYANN ZEHNER G.A.A. 115 Choir 11, 125 Glee Club 105 Sextette 125 Annual Staifg Senior Class Executive C01mmittee5 Senior Concessions Faculty Who 's Who MR. ROYAL ALLARD B.S. in Education, Ohio State University, American gov- ernment, sociology, driver education. MRS. JEANETTE ALLARD A.B., Baldwin-Wallace Col- lege, office practice, typing, shorthand I, business law, business communications, Tri-Hi-Y Club advisor. MR. BRUCE ARCHDEACON, Sr. B.S., B.S. in Education, M.S., Wilmington College, Ohio State University, Case Insti- tute of Technology, Bowling Green State University, American University, phys- ics, chemistry, advanced math. MISS JOAN ARRINGTON A.B., Heidelberg College, Bowling Green State Uni- versity, Ashland College, English III and IV. MISS LILLIAN RAY BOWMAN B.A., M.A., Ashland- College, Northwestern University, University of Colorado, world history, world geogra- phy, advisor to Pep Club and cheerleaders. MR. RICHARD L. BROKA B.S. in Education, M.S. in Ed- ucation, Bowling Green State University, Ohio Uni- versity, drawing, blueprint reading I and II. MR. RICHARD P. CARLISLE A.B., Wittenberg University, Ohio State University, Eng- lish III and IV, junior class advisor. MRS. MARIAN CASHMAN A.B., Mt. Union College. Mi- ami University, Ohio Uni- versity, Utah State Universi- ty, University of Kentucky, librarian. MRS. MARY CHESROWN A.B., West Virginia Univers- ity, Ohio State University, Ohio University, Bowling Green University, art 10. 11, and 12, sixth grade art in elementary schools, special classes at Central School. MR. LARRY DIEBLEY B.A. in Education, Bowling Green State University, met- al shop 11 and 12, industrial arts 10. MRS. FREDA ENOCH B.S. in Education, Ohio Uni- versity, vocational home eco- nomics 11 and 12. MISS SUZANNE FINDLAY A.B., Ohio University, Ohio State University, Spanish I and II. MR. ROY GARVIN, Jr. B.A. in Journalism, Ohio State University, University of Nebraska, University of Virginia, journalism, English III, advisor to Scarlet S and Whippet Tales. NELSON H. HARDESTY B.S. in Education, Ashland College, record keeping, typing I, eighth grade bas- ketball coach. MR. WALTER E. HAY B.S., M.A., Ohio State Uni- versity, American history. MR. JAMES HUGHES B.S. in Education, Miami Un- iversity, Kent State Universi- ty, geometry, senior math, freshman football coach, jun- ior high track coach. MR. JAMES HUNTER A.B., Princeton University, Ashland College, Ohio State University, University of Ne- braska, English II, creative writing assistant freshman football coach, elementary basketball coach, sophomore class advisor. MR. EMILE JOHN B.S. in Education, M.A., Ohio State University: algebra II, geometry, director of ticket sales for athletic events. MISS MARY LEORA KUI-IN B.S., M.S., Wittenberg Uni- versity, Ohio State Univer- sity, W6St61'H Reserve Uni- versity, home economics 10 and 11. MR. ED LAUGHBAUM B.S. in Education, oaerbein College, senior math, alge bra I. MR. LOWELL MCMEEKEN B.S. in Education, M.A.? Baldwin-Wallace Collegfh Bowling Green State Uni- versity, Ohio State Universi- ty, Columbia University, In- stitute Allande, San Miquel, Mexico, industrial arts 10, wood shop 11, 12. MR. HAROLD MARKIN B.A, Ohio Wesleyan Uni- versity, business law, eco- nomics, government, sociolo- gy, faculty manager. MR. RICHARD LEE MARTIN B.S. in Education, Ohio Uni- versity, George Washington University, Wittenberg Uni- versity, Rio Grande College, Ohio State University, biolo- Hy- MR. DON R. MONN B.A.g Otterbein College, Ohio State Universityg Amer- ican history, driver educa- tion, reserve football coach, seventh grade basketball coach. MR. GARY MOOSE B.S. in Educationg Ashland College, speech, junior high Englishg assistant football and assistant track coach. MR. NELSON NEFF' A.B.g Muskingum College, Ohio State University, Ash- land College: American go- vern-ment, sociology, Ameri- can history: advisor to As- tronomy Club. MR. HOWARD PLOCHER B.S. in Education, M.S. in Ed- ucationg Bowling Green State Universityg bookkeeping I, shorthand II, record keep- ingg supervisor of special school funds, eighth grade football coach. 1 A MR. WAYNE F. POTTS A.B., B.S., M.A.g West Liber- ty State Universitv, Bethany College, Harvard University, Ohio State University, Mid- dleburg Collegeg Spanish III, French I and II: senior class advisor. MRS. MAY ANNA ROSS B.S. in Educationg Ohio State Universityg girls' physical education: advisor to G.A.A. and cheerleaders. MR. JOHN SHANK B.S.g Findlay College, Ohio State Universityg vocational agriculture, supervisor of transportation, F.F.A. advi- sor. 218 MR. RALPH R. SIROFCHUCK B.S.g Grove City College, Bucknell University, Ashland Collegeg bookkeeping, rec- ord keeping, typing IIg ten- nis coach, Radio Club advi- sor, supervisor of senior con- cessions. MISS HARRYET SNYDER B.S. in Education, M.A.g Bowling Green State Uni- versity, Ohio State Universi- ty, University of Coloradog biologyg Bi-Phy-Chem Club advisor. MISS ANITA STRAUCH B.S. in Education, M.A.g Mi- ami University, Ohio State University, University of Wisconsin, University of North Carolina, Kent State Universityg Latin II and IV, counselorg advisor to ushers. MR. DWIGHT W. SOMERVILLE B.S. in Educationg Geneva College, Muskingum College, Bowling Green State Uni- versity. Colorado State Col- legeg Red Band, Gray Band, supervisor of music in Shelby City Schools. MRS. VERA THAUVETTE A.B.: Ashland Collegeg Eng- lish 10. MR. MARSHALL R. TURLEY B.S. in Music Education: Ohio State Universityg choral music. MR. WILLIAM J. WILKINS B.S. in Education, M.A.g Ak- ron University, Washington and Lee University, Ohio State Universityg civics, healthg head football coach. MR. CHARLES M. WILLIAMS B.A.: Otterbein Collegeg b0YS' physical education: head basketball coach, head baseball coach. MRS. EDYTHE YETZER A.B.g College of St. Francis, Ashland College, Ohio State Universityg English III. MR. JOSEPH YOHN B.S., M.A.g Kent State Uni- versity, Otterbein College, Ohio State Universityg gen- eral science, director of at- tendance, football equipment manager, retiring golf coach. MR. GARY E. YOUNG A.B., B.S. in Educationg Pur- due University, Ashland Col- legeg English Ilg develop- mental reading, Thespian Club advisor. MRS. JEAN ALBERT Clerical assistant to librar- ian. Quia? 2207054 Quia? 157254 Quia? Kafka Quia? 747264 Quia? 747254 Quin? fidifkd fz,! N 1 i 1 as A '1 mi. ,W 'v iF '1 NV.. E4 ,.fP + A .