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Anne Lafferty Stock ’63

Educating youngsters and volunteering have been lasting hallmarks in the life of Anne Lafferty Stock. While at SHS Anne was […]

If Gary Seals ’66 hasn’t done it all, he’s done most everything, and much of it has served the greater

For Tim Guenther ’73 music has been a lifelong passion, central to his education and ensuing career. He accompanied his

Bob Burky was a lifelong Shelby resident and spent much of his time paying it forward to his hometown community.

An after-school part-time job at FE Krocka & Associates unexpectedly led to a fulfilling career in civil engineering and academia

Connie Fry Ament ’65 began paying it forward earlier than most people – and has continued doing so for more

Eli Wilson was one of the original pioneers of Shelby, arriving in 1818 with the Henry Whitney and Stephen Marvin

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John Strock Seltzer was an adventurer, entrepreneur, and philanthropist, whose legacy included one of the most recognized products in Shelby

Dr. Frances Roush Sutter was a physician, surgeon and neurologist in Shelby from 1899 to 1923,1 in a time when