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SHS Hall of Distinction
Bruce Armstrong ’71
Decades after leaving Shelby still supporting the town Devotion to education and youths for Bruce Armstrong ’71 took root while a student
SHS Hall of Distinction
Garland Gates ’74
Giving back has been central to his life Garland Gates ’74 found success in both government and education as a teacher
SHS Hall of Distinction
Mike Tarvin ’74
Serving US troops – in the air and on the ground For Mike Tarvin ’74, jumping from a military plane
SHS Hall of Distinction
Chuck Ridenour ’80
Sports Journalism for 40+ years It’s not exaggerating to say that sports were in the blood of Chuck Ridenour ’80. His
SHS Hall of Distinction
Karl Milliron ’83
Entrepreneurism + Innovation + Community Involvement For Karl Milliron ’83, his immersion into the world of business started early. As
SHS Hall of Distinction
Gary Cole
After-hours teaching included star-gazing Gary Cole didn’t limit his teaching to daylight hours. At SHS he taught general science and earth science. Relates
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Anna Fish
Anna Fish (1867 – 1939) was the wife of John Chamberlin Fish. She was born and lived in Shelby her
Shelby Builders
Thomas J. Green
Thomas J. Green (1870 – 1915) was a prominent attorney in Shelby, partnering with his father-in-law George M. Skiles, but
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George M. Skiles
George M. Skiles (1852-1916) was the younger brother of W.W. Skiles and followed in his footsteps. George also went to