SHS Hall of Distinction

While growing up in Shelby, Larry Reed ’63 delivered the Shelby Daily Globe. He had the largest route with 185 to 198 customers.  He peddled papers from fifth grade to […]

Paul L. Milliron ‘47 was born in Shelby on July 27, 1929 to Ronald (Robin) and Lois Milliron. He was a brother to Charles ‘45 and Harry ‘48.  After graduation,

Whether it was learning the fundamentals of health or the rules of the road, thousands of SHS alumni owe a debt of gratitude to Ron Strine. For 36 years Mr.

For Angela Phillips life has meant building on a legacy as well as creating her own.  While at SHS, Angela was a member of the band & choir,   including the

At SHS Rick Fisher \’68 was a football standout. He was a key player on the undefeated 1967 NOL title team, and after the season was named first team All-NOL

Tom Baker graduated with a near-perfect academic record & a new SHS pole vault record.  He then attended Case Institute of Technology where he won two intramural conference wrestling titles

In the words of a schoolmate, Russ Hepner has “always been a strong friend, athlete & scholar.”  During his SHS years, Russ played football, basketball, baseball & ran track, earning

Jim Anderson built a career and a life by working and serving his hometown.  During his younger years he lifeguarded at Seltzer Pool, caddied at the Shelby Country Club, worked

Richard (Rick) Wright \’62 has used his leadership and team-building skills to forge a successful career in higher education as a professor, administrator and college president. While at SHS Rick

Research conducted by Mark Peeples ’70 is unraveling the mysteries of the most important unsolved childhood infectious disease, that caused by RSV (respiratory syncytial virus). While at SHS Mark served