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

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A PORTION OF THE MAIN PART OF THE HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING Token on o clear, cold night in December-I954

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THE MAIN ENTRANCE TO THE HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM. Taken from High School Avenue. FOREWORD TELEVISION has presented new challenges to Education and Entertainment. Never before has it been possible to see so much of the world and all the happenings in the worldg never before has it been within the reach of almost everyone to view a TV program. With this challenge presented the publishers of the I955 SCARLET S have chosen a TELE- VISION THEME for this year's publication. You have been able to SEE IT NOW because you are here and have taken an active part in the happenings of Shelby High School for the year. The yearbook will serve as a Television Set for you in the future to SEE IT THEN on the happenings as they have occurred this year. You will be able to review with interest and fond memories the interesting parts that people have played in this the longest TV program on record -a program continuing for over nine months. The publishers of the I955 SCARLET S hope that you will recall with interest the happenings in which you have taken the most active interest and part.

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THIS IS YOUR BOOK MISS RUTH STROUP This year the Senior Class and the SCARLET S Staff take pride in dedicating the l955 SCARLET S to a teacher who through her tireless and practically unheralded efforts has helped the Senior Class and the entire school in many ways. She is always ready with a helping hand or an understanding word for all who need it. Besides teaching 7th and 8th grade arith- metic and plane geometry, she finds time to sort and count the many sales tax stamps brought in by the students. Thanks to her counting and sorting, the school now boasts a new scoreboard. Next to teaching, her biggest job for the past years has been directing the Senior Candy Stand. This includes the selecting, storing, and selling of the candy, not only for noon, but also for football and basketball games. When one realizes the responsibility of this duty, it is easier to appreciate all the work she does. Thus, she is to us as sweet as the candy she sells, and so it is our pleasure to have the honor of dedicating this, the SCARLET S of l955, to you, Miss Ruth Stroup. '