Castlewood High School - Castletonian Yearbook (Castlewood, VA)

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Redneck, White Socks, “Yes, I’m a ‘redneck’ and I’m proud of it.”’ What kind of man would make a statement like that? Mr. Larry Shortt is the answer. Mr. Shortt will admit to being a ‘‘redneck” without cracking a smile. Mr. Shortt has served devotedly throughout the years to see that his students gain that edge in life that every high school student will need. He is not only a fine mathematics teacher but also a super person. He is a man that is really involved with his students. Mr. Shortt takes a personal interest in the students here. Besides knowing his work, he seems to always know everything else. Some poeple say that there are three ways to inform someone. These three things are: telephone, telegraph, and tell Mr. Short. This statement is just an example of the closeness that he shares with the students. Everyone thinks of him as a teacher and friend. Mr. Shortt, who is more commonly referred to as Coach Shortt, is always ready to lend a hand. He can be seen throughout the day helping students and teachers as well. Coach Shortt extends this courtesy even after that final bell has rung. He is usuallybusy working with the boy’s track team. He is the Head Coach of track but spends his additional time with the baseball, basketball, wrestling, and football teams. In the past winters, he has been the statistician for the basketball team. During the Sure you did! Coach Shortt appears to be doubting again. Mr. Shortt seems to be trying to decide whether to assign the odd or the even problems. 2, 4, 6, 8, 10... Coach Shortt is busily adding up the basketball statistics. 2