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

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M Qlakmfe f L5 67655014 fo you JEFF? .S7M!dCA!L6lI'l'Ll'l'LeI The Senior Class of 1954 and the 1954 SCARLET S Staff wish to dedicate this edi- tion of the year's activities to one of the best known and respected members of the high school faculty. Mr. Lawrence Swackhammer, commonly referred to as Swack , has spent many years here in Shelby as coach, athletic director, and industrial arts instructor. In all these activities he has proven himself to be a wise friend and counselor to the many boys who have been under his supervision year after year. He has never hesitated to an- swer their many questions or show them how something should be done. His winning smile and personality have always been an inspiration to the many students who have known him as friend, teacher, and Shelby's Alan Ladd. Each and every one of the seniors takes pride in bestowing the honor of dedicating this 1954 edition of the yearbook to Larry Swackhammer.

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BYRON H. CARMEAN, A. B., M. A. Superintendent of Schools PLAN FDR FUTURE STUDENTS ' For the past eight years Mr. Carmean has looked ahead and calculated school room needs for the anti- cipated enrollments that have been coming to the Shelby Schools during the past few years. Realizing that the buildings were not large enough and not satisfactory to house boys and girls in the elemen- tary grades, he planned with the members of the board to provide suitable schools for the city. Dur- ing that time three large elementary buildings have been erected, an addition was built for the high school, and a large gym attached to the new -Central School. All this has required patience, determina- tion, and foresight. Mr. Carmean has shown that he is willing to do all these additional duties so that the T most adequate schools can be obtained. Shelby is in- MRS- SUSQN IEIRKENDALL deed fortunate to have a superintendent like Mr. ec're ary in the Superintendenfs Office Carmean to accomplish such an outstanding job.