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

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tt- Jdwlflf TOP LEFT: Are teachers more hungry than Students? BOTTOM LEFT: Every detail of scenery must be planned. RIGHT: The others don't watch the camera. lt may seem strange to most of the students that someone who has com- pleted twelve years of school should decide to follow schoolwork as their profession. Such is the case with the people who will be shown on the following pages. We are grateful that they have made this choice, for without teachers there would be no education, without education, no democracy. To be a teacher there are many essential requirements, the main part of which concern the character and personality of the individual. Other qualifications are patience, tact, understanding, friendliness, sense of humor, and a good knowledge of the subject matter. The students of Shelby High feel that our teachers fulfill these qualifications.

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HE SUPERVISES THE SCHOOL Mr. Byron H. Carmean, A. B., M. A. Superintendent of Shelby City Schools Supervising the entire school system ot a city the size at Shelby is a task that nobody envies. l-lowever, under the capable management of Mr. Carmean, this task is done very well. His ambition and aggressiveness in his work assure us that we will never have to worry concerning the future of Shelby'S Schools. Mr, Carmean's friendliness has gained the respect ot all those who have met him. Men of his ability are few and they deserve the support of all who desire good schools. Mrs. Margaret Lows, Secretary to the superintendent of schools