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Newspaper
Shepherd Argus
Location
Shepherd, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1963
Page
5
The Shepherd High School drama department presents the musical Oklahoma with the cast announced by the Drama Club Music Department and the Varsity Club. Performances will feature student actors and stage crew in the community theater event.
The Shepherd PTA met January 28 with about 100 attendees. President Max Berry led discussions on spending Harvest Festival funds for cafeteria serving dishes, ground equipment for Winn public school, and a new Jr High record player. Mt Pleasant police officers presented on expressway driving, followed by Q and A. Refr ef ments were served and parents discussed semester grades with teachers.
Group pictures for the yearbook were taken by Carla Eisenberger last Wednesday January 30. Photos were scheduled for both days but finished on Wednesday. Images include clubs musical groups sports and candid shots.
The Latin Club met Friday January 25 selecting two teaching staff members as guests for the upcoming Roman Banquet. Older members modeled costumes to preview attire for the annual event.
The Shepherd High School welcomed John D Shiraef a teacher newspaperman and ex GI born in Philadelphia He spoke of trips to Europe and behind the Iron Curtain describing Russian homes schools travel passports prison prices and wages He argued Why Communism Will Fail based on experiences from 1944 to 1960 including many countries and languages.
The library reports open shelves allow free student access and low loss rates. Only seven books were lost in 1962 and two so far this year, with magazines wearing out and encyclopedias consistently in use and rarely mislaid for brief times.
A senior at S H S stands out as the lone saver in the school bank, having more than half of her senior trip paid with little effort while others spend. She urges juniors sophomores and freshmen to contribute to fund the upcoming senior year trip.
Barbara Stewart teaches Latin I and English for grades 10 and 11 at Shepherd High School and has 17 years of service. She sponsors the F T A and Latin clubs and enjoys golf archery and learning organ in her off hours on a farm near St Louis.
Fill shows a themed crossword grid with clues spanning Lasso to Heraldic bear fan. Answers include items like lasso gun sight and other terms. The puzzle lists across and down hints and references abbreviations and color terms.
Margaret Rogers reports the Shepherd High Student Council hosts a paper back book sale in the high school. The sale began in October and runs through the year with books sold three times weekly. Prices range from 35 cents to a dollar and new selections are added weekly. Proceeds go to the Student Council Treasury.
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