Shattuck School - Shad Yearbook (Faribault, MN)

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FOREWO RD To the students, Shattuck is a routine - dull, methodical, and never- ending. Yet the brighter moments do occur, the friendships develop, the bull sessions run into the night, the knowledge is gained. Though dull at the moment, Shattuck years will become alive in the future, and will be recalled with nostalgia and pleasure. To bring all these little incidents to mind is the purpose of a yearbook, and in this goal we the 1961 SHAD Committee hope this has been accomplished. Publishing a yearbook is a tough iob, and demands constant eFfort from the entire staff. The Deadlines must be met, the write-ups must be on time, and the pictures must be taken and taken well, or the effort of a good yearbook is lost. From the minor details and little decisions to the layouts and assignments, we the editors wish to thank the staff for their conscientious contributions, and at the same time present to the faculty, student body, and alumni this, the 1961 SHAD. THE 1961 SHAD COMMITTEE CLASSES Chairman -John Bednar '61 Web Barnett '61 John Hilton '61 SOCIETY Chairman -Q Kerry Marshall '61 Terry Britton '61 ORGANIZATIONS and CHURCH Chairman - Jim Carroll '61 Greg Fahlund '61 Mike Polad '61 John Adler '61 FACULTY ADVISER Mr. F. H. Below, Jr. CO-EDITORS Steve Coleman '61 Eric Jensen '61 5 SPORTS Chairman - Pete Feuille '61 Nick Wilson '61 Corby Smith '61 MILITARY Chairman - Charlie Breck '61 LITERARY Chairman - Forrest English '61 Biff Smith '61 ADVERTISING Chairman - Rick Easley '61 PHOTOGRAPHY Chairman - Dave Anderson '61 Roger Morley '62

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WE OF THE I96I SHAD COMMITTEE SINCERELY AND GRATEFULLY DEDICATE THIS YEARBOOK TO MR. JOHN J. BAILEY . . ...ASMASTER... In recognition of his excellent iob as teacher, coach, and counselor, we sincerely dedicate this l96l SHAD to Mr. Bailey. Throughout his decade here at Shattuck, Mr. Bailey has endeared himself to his students through his unselfish dedication to his work. As head of the mathematics department he is one of the most brilliant masters on the faculty, and has always taught his classes on a high le-vel. When ever a boy does not understand a course, Mr. Bailey is always willing to give extra help. He has also done an outstanding job as wrestling coach, leading that team to an unprecedented six straight conference championships. 3 1 . . . AS COACH