Shelbyville High School - Squib Yearbook (Shelbyville, IN)

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Sufzefulnlencfenl' Mr. J. XV. O. Brock is completing his third year as superintendent of the Shelbyville School System. Before becoming superintendent he served 011 the faculty of the high school for 28 years, thc last 20 as its principal. He has become a part of Shelbyville High School and the school has become a part of him. His duties as superintendent range from long range planning of the entire school system to administering first aid for a cut finger. His office is charged with the selection and qualification of all teachers and school city employees, the erection and maintenance of all buildings, the purchase and providing of supplies, and the responsibility for the integrity of the school system. Most important and pressing of his present responsi- bilities is the providing of sufficient class room space and enough teachers to meet the need of a rapidly growing community population. Mr. J. VV. O. Breck Salma! Rami The School Board, whose members directly represent the people of Shelbyxille, is charged with the management and operation of the School City of Shelbyville as a numicipal corporation. The entire responsibility for transforming tax dollars into education for the cityis young people rests upon the board. The magnitude of the task in recent years has resulted in the increase of the Boardis membership to five members. Xlr. Hugh B. English, Nlr. Lawrence Reece, Xlrs. Mabel Monfort, clerk, Xlr. Robert Moore, president, Mr. Al. NV. O. Breclc, superintendent, Mrs. Virginia Scott, treasurerg Mr. Earl lf. Hitcs, secretary, Mr. George L. Stubbs, attorney. Page 15

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'VW ,M Mr. Iames M. Sharp THE HELP NVE HAD . . g'Goldie, may I have some typing paper? KM11 Boyer, would you help me fill out my application to Purdue?i' uMiss Kinsley, would you explain what socialism means again? 'SML McKeand, my alarm clock didnit go off this morning. XVill you Write me an admit slip?'v These are familiar requests directed to our faculty, which deserves the credit for getting us started and keeping us in step throughout The Best Years of Our Livesf' The members of our faculty keep the school operating smoothly, teach a Wide variety of subjects, advise and counsel students, and endure the headaches of grading every six Weeks. In addition to these regular duties, our teach- ers give extra time to sponsor student organi- zations. chaperone dances and other activities, direct productions, coaeh athletics, and sup- ervise publications. Jage 16 fhmczpal S Mr. james NI. Sharp came to us in '55 and has been very much in the swing of things since. He has assumed the official duties of the principalship with ease and has headed the school efficiently and with a cheery smile. Nlr. Sharp has taken a big part in activities. He has backed the forming of Future Teach- ers Association, the Student Council, and the Booster Club. Nlr. Emerson H. Bass. assistant principal, is well liked by students and fellow teachers alike. He has particular charge of the junior high school and prepares the students for high school days. In addition, Nlr. Bass spon- sers Hi-Y and Student Council. rqddiiffznl p'bl3'tClffGfZ .Ns s Mr. Emerson H. Bass