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Newspaper
Shepherd Argus
Location
Shepherd, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1960
Page
3
PAT welcomes readers with school updates on fashion trends such as lavender shades and kilts, eye makeup caution from parents, changing skirt lengths, knee socks, and new menswear like peg legs and continental pants. Basketball wins and local road project tensions add community context.
Grade News reports Carroll and Mrs. Clevenger presenting Christmas records to the class. Students craft gifts for parents and study Navaho geography with films on the Navaho and fishing. December birthdays include Kay Davis Nancy Langlois Debby Taylor and Kathaleen Walker.
In Mrs Foltz’s sixth grade students decorate for Christmas and craft mosaics of Mary and gifts for Jesus. They map Europe and Asia with standout work by Louie Barnes Jay Burrows Ken Priest and Ron Yarnell. December birthdays include Harold Heistand and Bruce York. Several students earned perfect attendance this marking period. New class officers were elected with Roger McCoy president Bernard Steed vice president Ken Priest secretary Bruce York treasurer Pam Myers and Ronnie Davis windows Lane Chapman and Joanne Ludwig milk Tom Dickman board Harold Heistan librarian.
Lane Chapman made a sailor themed greeting that spread to all sixth grade students wishing them a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from Tom Dick. The note reflects a festive school moment and community cheer.
Photo caption promotes fragrance gift ideas from Shulton for Christmas shopping. Suggests spray perfume and cologne, liquid sachet, talc, after shave, shaving mug, and novelty items. Encourages buying stocking stuffers and party favors at one counter for Gramps to Sister Susie in a single lunch hour.
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