Shattuck School - Shad Yearbook (Faribault, MN)

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Mark I. Alpert '6O' John A. Bernhard '6O' Stephen J. Colvin '6O' Arnold T. Easley 'oO' FOREWORD What is a yearbook? Some high school yearbooks are merely pic- ture Scrapbooks, accentuated here and there with witty captions and other trite compositions. Other yearbooks are what we call dictionary- type annuals, they tend to be very complete in their write-ups but often lack enough pictures to be interesting. A good yearbook is com- posed of pictures and words which most effectively make each year- book a personal treasure. Hence, this year, we of the T960 Shad Committee have tried to in- tegrate our pictures with effective, accurate write-ups. In attempting to do this, we have spent many long hours of preparation and meditation over iust what would be the best way to charactarize the past events of this year for posterity. We sincerely hope that in creating this year's annual we have also created a book thot will give you many hours of fond reflections during the years to come. THE I96O SHAD COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN Bryan Anthony Marmesh EDlTORlAL Forest G. English 'ol' Jan A. Johnson '6O' David B. Lay '6O' Robert S. Miller '6O' BUSINESS John W- DOY, Chairman Thomas T. Burk '6O' John Smith '6O' John Michael McLeod '6O' PHOTOGRAPHY R. Peirs, A. Stainforth FACULTY ADVISER F. H. Below, Jr. 5 Forest D. Richardson '6O' Michael E. Sherlock '6O' Brian H. Thompson '6O' A. Ruric Todd '6O'

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To Mr. Robert W. Tricker To a man who has been associated with Shattuck as a student, coach, dean, and Teacher . . . To a man who lives before us in a quiet manner but has set a wonder- ful example to all who have been under his leadership or have associated with him in any way . . . To one whose qualities of friendliness, loyalty, and sportsman- ship have won him the high respect, deep admiration, and warm affection of the students of Shattuck, with deep appreciation of his service to us as a teacher and friend, we dedicate the Shad of 1960 to Mr. Tricker. M I i pol: Die K Q fi, N73 of ljrf, fool? S50 ' 1' OS, ' -'iz Own 66,6 Ut other C