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Newspaper
Shepherd Argus
Location
Shepherd, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1963
Page
14
Mary Langler reports a schoolwide locker check conducted by Mr Bates. A list on the bulletin board near the office shows lockers that failed the inspection. Students are urged to clean their lockers to keep the school neat and orderly.
Library counseling office offers booklets on jobs health manners school friends parents college sex marriage growing up and more for anyone to check out for private help and guidance.
A projected roster details what the 62 seniors are doing now including military service education and work. Named individuals include Don Rooker Jenny Wells Tony Bott Carol Brien Jim Doepker Nancy Figg Ruth Ann Grace Barney Howard Janice Hetherington Rich Feltman Bonnie MyShock Russ Struss Margaret Stalter Larry Kohn and Mrs Swenson with addresses and occupations noted where known.
The author asks if college is right for you and whether you truly aim for a college diploma. More education aids adjustment to life’s problems and broadens interests, but many students without college plans doubt their ability for higher study. If choosing college, ensure you can handle advanced work.
Mrs Agatha Swenson a Shepherd High School staff member has taught there for twenty two years. She currently teaches Music and Art and has previously taught World History Journalism English American Literature and English Grammar. She is a Shepherd High School alumna class of 1929 and attended Central Michigan University. Her hobbies include sewing reading and playing piano and organ at church and for church events.
A new library display this week showcases American Indians with pictures and books including The Indians of the Americas The American Indian Wars Horse Men Spin a Silver Dollar The Indian Tribes of North America American Indians Yesterday and Today Americans before Columbus and The American Heritage Book of Indians Read these titles to learn more about Native peoples.
School calendar lists events in February and March including wrestling meets at Fremont and St Johns, basketball games with Town and Freeland, a band festival in St Louis, and regional to state wrestling tournaments ending March 8 with state wrestling. District tournaments begin March 7 at Shepherd.
The Latin Club prepares for the annual Roman Banquet to be held on Thursday April 4. The slave committee is accepting applications and the food committee is planning the meal. Dues of 75 cents are being collected this week to aid planning.
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