Local Girls Elected To Office In Future Homemakers Conf
The Region 12 Future Homemakers of America Conference met in Coleman on October 28 with 300 members present. Twenty eight members and advisor Mrs. Perry attended to elect Carla Eisenberger as Song Leader and Susan Guild as Pianist, with Diane Wiltse leading a relaxer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman
Future Homemakers of America
Perry
Shephed School
Ted Eendberger
Carla Eisenberger
Susan Guild
Diane Wiltse
State Department
Margaret Losink
Let's Play By The Rules Boys Table Tennis Rules Explained
Jim Meyer explains common table tennis rule questions at Shepherd High. Notes cover legal serve criteria including ball release and no spin, service order decisions, edge ball in play, and how a missed serve is treated as a lost point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Meyer
Shepherd High
Shepherd Visitors By Bonnie MyShock
Tuesday October 24 a group from Central Michigan University toured our new school. About forty students observed classes spoke with students and teachers and learned about teaching methods. They study education and plan to become teachers themselves. Our school and staff were well received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie MyShock
Central Michigan University
Keep Off The Grass Editorial Plea On School Grounds
A school editorial urges students to respect the grass and grounds. It notes mud on newly built areas and calls for careful use of the green spaces to preserve the school’s property.
MEA Regional Conference in Bay City November 3
The Annual MEA Regional Conference will be held in Bay City on November 3 with dismissal for teachers to attend. Walter P. Reuther of the UAW CIO will speak on The Challenge Ahead, with Central Michigan University Concert Choir providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaye Salisbury
Bay City
Walter P. Reuther
Uawcio
Central Michigan University
Walter Feather
Pep Squad Votes on New Letters for Varsity Cheerleaders
The Pep Squad met on Monday October 23 to decide if Junior Varsity Cheerleaders should receive new letters for their sweaters. The squad approved the change and will take it to the Student Council for final vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie MyShock
Carla Eisenberger
Judy Slates
Jacque Stowell
Carolyn Carter
Kathy Grisdale
Maureen Lau
Pat McGuire
Kay Salisbury
Bonnie McShock
Mary Kasper
F F A Game Supper Dates Set At School Cafeteria
The Annual F F A game Supper will be held tonight at 6 00 o clock in the high school cafeteria Wild game will be brought in by F F A members and judged The largest game wins 4 00 the largest pheasant feather 3 00 the longest squirrel tail 2 00 and the smallest game 1 00 Mr Roe the game warden will show films on wildlife Invited are all men faculty members and school board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roe
Office Workers By Karen Williams
Four girls assist in the office across hours one, two, four, and six. Carolyn Carter gathers absent slips, Ellen compiles announcements, Rosella Wieferich stamps and distributes, Sandra Nestle files and logs, and Betty Stone handles afternoon announcements. Ellen manages the office and coordinates tasks with the helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Williams
Carolyn Carter
Carolyn
Ellen
Rosella Wieferich
Sandra Nestle
Sandra
Betty Stone
J V Football Team Drops Third Loss Against Midland
The J V squad lost 21-7 to Midland on Wednesday, dropping to a 3-3 season record. Midland opened with a 105 yard punt return for the first score, then added two more via end sweeps. Shepherd’s only TD came on a 25 yard run by Lee land Curtiss. The Bearcats faced a larger Class A foe and performed creditably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Marshall
Midland
Shepherd
Leeland Curtiss
Shepherd High School Expands Curriculum and Faculty
The Shepherd High School introduces expanded course offerings and lists current staff. Notable roles include superintendent Mr. Warmbrunn, principal Mr. Bates, and teachers across English, history, math, science, arts, shop, and athletics for grades 7 through 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepherd High School
Warmbrunn
Bates
Bailey
Butler
Carr
Clyma
Dill
Gates
Kenn
Lemmer
Nelson
Pearsall
Perry
Peters
Riley
Schell
Simon
Yearbook Staff Chooses Cover Designs and Plans Dance
The Yearbook Staff held its fourth meeting in the Art room to select cover designs and the print. Becky presented five designs. three were chosen and her favorite picked. They approved the print and learned page setup. A Sadie Hawkins dance is planned for November and homecoming pages will be prepared next week. The staff seeks photographs or negatives of homecoming shots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Bollman
Becky
Staff Assignments and Course Leaders Listed
The document lists faculty assignments for grades seven through twelve. Names include Mrs Snyder for Biology and General Science and Mr Spalding for Michigan History and physical education. Additional teachers cover English, Glee Club, Art, Chemistry, Math, Physics, Shorthand, Typing, Library, and American History.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
Spalding
Michigan
Stewart
Swenson
Vanderbeek
Wilk
Wood
Band K O s Triumph Over Junior High In Rain
The High Band K O s defeated the Junior High 18 to 0 in a Monday game played in the rain at 4:00. Roger Freeze ran 50 yards for a touchdown, Tom Cruiz caught a 5 yard pass from Mr. Lemmer, and Tom Stack intercepted a White pass on the 35 and scored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Freeze
Tom Cruiz
Mr. Lemmer
Tom Stack
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