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

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861.610, ' NN ZV5 are our .iriencb Bruce Archdeacon. B.S., B.S., in Ed., M. Sc. Mr. Archdeacon taught us Physics, Chemlstry, Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry and Trigonometry. He also served as sponsor of the Scoreboard Crew. Marilyn Batdorf. B.S. in Ed. Miss Batdorf conducted the special classes in speech and hearing therapy in the high school and the elementary schools of the city. Lillie Berney, I-LB. Mrs. Berney taught 7th and 8th graders Geography and American History. She was advisor for the usher group. Phyllis Blackford, B.S. in Ed. Miss Blackford came to us this year from Bowling Green State University. She taught us Shorthand I, Typing I, and Business Training. Lillian Ray Bowman. I-LB.. MJ-L Miss Bowman served as advisor for the Cheerleaders this year. She taught 7th grade Geography and World His- tory, She served faithfully as one of ghe gaculty sponsors of the Senior tan . Paul R. Braden, B. Mus., M. Mus. Mr. Braden directed our choir, the boys' and girls' glee clubs, the junior band, and he taught the 7th and 8th grade music classes, Wayne R. Copeland. B.S. in Ed. Mr. Copeland taught 7th grade Science and General Science. He was also head track coachg served as assistant football coachg and coached the reserve basket- ball squad. Atiie Coughlin, B.S., M.A. Mrs. Coughlin kept us busy in Senior Social Studies. She also taught 10th grade English,

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J. E. McCoLLoUGH, A.B., M.A. Principal DELORES HENSON LEONHARDT Secretary in p'rincipal's office Hmcqmf JQQW EMA O! 837 .Acfiue Agopeta very W Keeping a record of over eight hundred pupils plus thirty-five teachers is a full time job which is handled at Shelby High by our principal, Mr. J. E. McCollough. Not only does he have to know some thing about each pupil and teacher but also he is called by parents who Want to know about the progress that their sons and daughters are making in high school. With all the activities of Shelby High the principal endeavors to maintain a balance between all departments of the school. Mr. Mc- Collough is never too busy to talk with us about our schedules and coursesg in this way he endeavors to make our school life as interest- ing and beneficial as possible.

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8 A111111 Olflflf' , 3861.6 8l 1f Madge Dawson. B.S. in Ed. 8th graders were taught- English by Miss Dawson. She also had one class of 9th graders in English, Ioan Faixcxll, B.S. in Ed. Miss Fairall came to us as a new teacher in Home Economics. She had classes in 10th, 11th, and 12th grade Home Economics. She also served as advisor for the Future Homemakers of America. Marie Hughes. B.A. Members of the Junior Class were in- structed in American History by Miss Hughes, She also had a class in 9th grade Civics. Miss Hughes was the ad- visor for the Sophomore Class. Emile Iohn, B.S. in Ed.. MJ-L Mr. John was a new member of the staff this year. He taught classes in Senior Mathematics, Algebra I, and Arithmetic for 8th Graders, Iames Keiser. A.B., B.S. in Ed. Mr, Keiser started his teaching career at Shelby in September of this year. He acted as director for all the plays and had classes in 9th grade English and 10th grade Speech. Leorcx Kuhn. B.S.. M.S. Miss Kuhn taught classes in 8th and 9th Grade Home Economics. She also served as assistant advisor for the F. H. A. and had charge of the Junior Red Cross Program. Luella Kuhn. B.A.. B.I..S. Miss Kuhn was in charge of the library here at Shelby High, She also assisted in securing costumes for the various plays. Robert Lczfferty. B.S.. M.A. Mr. Lafferty was advisor for the Sen- ior Class. He also had classes in 8th grade Arithmetic, Algebra I, Algebra II, and Driving, Q 'IO G- , n t M5 lxlfiiif