SHS Hall of Distinction

From an early age, strengths in math and science and desire for a career helping people were driving factors for Todd Riehl ’92.  While at SHS Todd played basketball and […]

Have you ever seen the award-winning documentary film March of the Penguins? Laura Kim ’85 was central to making that happen.  While at SHS she was a member of the Quiz Team and

Never far from home and not for long. A native Shelbian, John Gies ’84 has dedicated nearly a quarter century to guiding thousands of SHS students along their educational journey.  While an

Deb Broka d’Aquin \’76 has built a stellar, 40-year career, becoming a pioneering woman in global business. During her years at SHS, Deb played cornet in the Whippet marching band for

Good timing. John Rietveld ’64 launched his career early in the age of computer science, first in the Army and then installing computer systems for the Department of Defense.  While at SHS

Served his nation for 29 years in the military Serving his country around the globe was a good fit for David Innis ’59. Twenty-nine years in the military, highlighted by

National government service saw him visit 80 nations Kevin Fitzpatrick \’73 became known for a prodigious work ethic, one that took hold during his growing up years in Shelby. At

Decades of dentistry and community involvement Following his college years, Gary Johnson ‘71 has spent nearly half a century serving the Shelby Community, both professionally and civically. While at SHS,

Successfully combining education and community service For Sally Biglin ’95, adversity has been presenting challenges since she was in 8th grade when she was stricken with epilepsy. While at SHS,

At NASA she aims for the moon – and beyond With SHS science classes as a foundation, Kathryn ‘Katie’ Shaw Oriti ’02 has forged a career that has her aiming