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

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Mrs. Yetzer and Mr. Markin serve as typical examples of our Shelby High faculty. We can look with pride upon this mainstay of our school system. We students have our personal favorites and of course we have our pet peeves but we wouldn't trade our teachers no matter what was offered in return.

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WE DEDICATE THIS BOOK . . . TO . . . I. E. MCCOLLOUGH Mr. I. E. McCo11ouqh The McCollough Family- Marcia, Iudy, Mr. and Mrs. McCollough Six years ago the class of 1952 became a real part of the high school and high school life. Yes, We had finally made it-seventh graders at last. We weren't the only addition to the school that year. For at the same time came the man who was to be our friend and leader throughout our high school careers. lt is our sincere hope that with the dedication of this book to I. E. McCollough we can show in some small Way our appreciation of his constant efforts in our behalf. Mr. McCo1lough has always managed to find time for us no matter how frequent our complaints or fantastic our requests. Despite administrative de- tails, telephone calls, committees, recommendations, and necessary disciplin- ary problems his calm has remained unruffled. The last six years have held problems, good times, and never to be forgotten moments for our class. May we never forget these days nor the man who has helped make them one of the happiest phases of our lives.

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THEY TRANSACT THE SCHOOL'S BUSINES D Qti j Mr. Arthur Love Dr. E. D. Dowds Mr. I. A. Anderson The Board of Education of the Shelby City Schools is composed of five men who are elected by the people of the commun- ity and school district. These men are Mr. Arthur Love, Mr. Reymer Bricker, Mr. Wayne Carleton, Mr. E. Paul Curry, and Dr. E. D. Dowds. Mr. I. A. Anderson served until Ianuary lst and then was succeeded Mr. E. Paul Curry Mr. Wayne Carleton Mr. Reymer Bricke by Mr. Carleton. Mr. Anderson did not run for reelection to the board. These busy business and professional men meet regu- larly throughout the year to transact the business for the school. Mr. Sanford Weaver is clerk-treasurer for the Board of Education. Mr. Sanford Weaver I' S