Four Named To National Honor Society At Shepherd High
At a Shepherd High School National Honors Council meeting four junior students were named to the Shepherd Chapter of the National Honor Society Thomas Berry Carolyn Carter Carol Conrad and Barbara Meyer join current members Becky Adams LeRoy Carter Nancy Figg Stanley Seifker Jacque Stowell and Bonnie Struble. Membership hinges on scholastic achievement and leadership character citizenship and community service.
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National Honors Council
the Shepherd High School
Shepherd
National Honors Society
Thomas Berry
Max Berry
Caroyn Carter
Donald Carter
Carol Conrad
Fred Conrad
Barbara Meyer
Edward Meyer
Becky Adams
LeRoy Carter
Nancy Figg
Stanley Seifker
Jacque Stowell
Bonnie Struble
Sadie Hawkins Dance Friday at Jr High Gym
The yearbook staff sponsors a Sadie Hawkins Dance in the Jr High Gym Friday at 8:00 PM. Girls have asked out the guys all week, and a lively crowd is expected with students in casual attire for an evening of fun.
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Jr. High
Tsansos Merchants Thanks Message From The Yearbook
The year book staff thank Tsansos merchants for supporting the annual book through ads. They express gratitude for the cooperative help, noting the ad contributions make the publication possible for the school.
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Tsansos
Pe Bollman
College Board Test Scheduled at Shepherd High School
On Saturday December 2 Bruce Marshall reports a college board test will be held at Shepherd High School. The long test lasts most of the day and costs about thirteen dollars. It is required for college admission and many students see it as important for scholarships. About thirty two students participated in the prior qualifying test and most did well. many plan to take the upcoming exam.
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Shepherd High School
The Last Time By Bob Bourland Ends 1961 Season
This Friday night marks the end of the 1961 football season and final games for the senior cheerleaders band members and players. The seniors will remember these moments with great satisfaction.
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Bob Bourland
Varsity Club Officers Prepare First Meeting
The Varsity Club lists Stan Leither as President Phil Curtiss as Vice President LeRoy Carter as Treasurer Bruce Marshall as Student Council Rep and Mr Nelson as advisor They have not met yet this year but will start meetings as football season ends They plan initiation and other business The sole requirement to join is earning a varsity letter
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Stan Leither
Phil Curtiss
LeRoy Carter
Bruce Marshall
Mr. Nelson
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Where Are The Birds Pifer Reports Local Hunt Totals
Pat Pifer notes a mixed pheasant outlook from Shepherd area students and hunters. Most students saw few birds while dogs and hunters found many roosters and hens in bands near Bay City Pontiac St Louis Alma Pleasant Valley and surrounding areas.
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Shepherd
Bay City
Pontiac
St. Louis
Alma
Pleasant Valley
What Football Has Done For Me
Former Shepherd High School student Kent Curtiss reflects on football's impact. He cites improved physical conditioning and better sportsmanship from bench experiences, leading to his current role as a starting tackle at CMU and strong performance.
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Bruce Marshall
Shepherd High School
Kent Curtiss
Kent
A Plan For The Future By Kaye Salisbury Wes
Seniors are urged to start planning their futures as college paths take shape. Mr. Butler helped many fill out applications and answer questions while some students moved quickly to secure acceptances. Nancy Figg Becky Adams Vicki Doepker and Jacque Stowell have been accepted at Michigan State University.
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Kaye Salisbury Wes
Butler
Nancy Figg
Becky Adams
Vicki Doepker
Jacque Stowell
Michigan State University
Honor Students Rate Teachers
Michigan State based survey summarizes honors students views on high school teachers. Students praise teachers who set high standards know their subject, explain clearly, are fair, helpful after class and inspiring. They criticize teachers who refuse to admit mistakes overuse notes and assign little outside work. They urge firm fair instruction and respect for hard work.
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Michigan State
Shepherds Second Wrestling Card at High School Gym
Shepherds second wrestling match drew about 550 fans on October 28 at 8 30 pm in the High School Gym. The Town and Country Recreation Association sponsored it, netting around 150 dollars after expenses. The first match drew roughly 1 600 attendees with an estimated 800 dollar net profit. bouts featured Cry Baby McArthur versus Wee Davy Duncan and Louie Martinez versus Dick Garza in the second bout. The show culminated in a six tag team main event as crowds cheered and even helped entertain between bouts.
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Carolyn Wright Shepherd
Town and Country Recreation Association
Cry Baby McArthur
Wee Davy Duncan
Scott
Louie Martinez
Dick Garza
Office Workers By Karen Williams
Mrs. Stalter works in Mr. Warmbrunn's office handling finances and secretarial tasks. Ann Stalter supports with phones and errands while Ann’s help is valued. Mrs. Green recently joined to handle hot lunches accounting, working Tuesday afternoons and Fridays. Student body extends thanks for office staff support.
New Bulletin Board Advises Students On Vocation Choices
A school commons bulletin board displays literature on choosing a vocation with topics like business colleges airline hostess training and IBM courses. Counselor Mr Butler organized the materials to help students select a field after graduation.
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Bonnie
Busines
IBM
Butler
Mr. Butler
Curriculum Offered Through High School
Ninth grade requires English 9 and one math class with electives in Algebra 1 French general science homemaking shop Band Glee Club Boy Athletics General Math and Agriculture 1. Tenth grade requires English 10 World History Latin Plane Geometry Biology French Algebra I II Typing I Art Band Glee Club Boys Athletics Homemaking II Practical Typing General Business Drivers Education Agriculture and Farm Shop. Eleven grade requires American History English III Chemistry Homemaking III Plane Geometry Latin I French Algebra II Trig Advanced Shop Journalism Bookkeeping Typing I or II Band Glee Club Boy Athletics Drivers Education Shorthand I Agriculture III. Twelfth grade requires United States Government elective Physics French Sociology Economics Business Law Refresher Math Journalist Typing I or II Bookkeeping Shorthand II Algebra II Trig Latin I Plane Geometry Art Band Glee Club Drivers Education Boys Athletics English 4 Agriculture 4 Homemaking 4.
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Bob Bourland
United States
My Last High School Football Game Meaning
The speaker reflects on the final high school football game marking the end of playing and the start of watching. It notes lasting memories, fun, and the camaraderie built with teammates and classmates.
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Bob Bourland
Nat Thespian Society Installation at Shepherd High
The Na tion Thespian Society installation and charter member induction for troop 1381 will be held November 9 at 2 30 p m in Shepherd High Gymnasium. Mt Pleasant Thespian Chapter sponsored by Mgr Gene Duckworth will lead the event with Dramatics Club members and student performers from the drama program.
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Karen Williams
Nation
Thespian Society
Shepherd High Gymnasium
Mt. Pleasant Thespain
Assembly
Trene Moeggenberg
Norma Woodward
Paula Scott
Richard Doll
Rodger Freeze
Dramatics Club
Tom Berry
Dick Bowen
John Harry
John O'Connor
Dick Thrush
Connie Coughlin
Vernon Todd
Betty Allen
Bonnie Struble
Nancy Figg
Kathy Williams
Dramatics Cult
Kaye Salisbury
Florence Dean
Jacque Stowell
Jenny Wells
Vicky Doepker
Janet Bauer
Charlotte Lantz
Russ Strauss
LeRoy Carter
Dale Hughes
F F A Game Supper Highlights Conservation Talk
The F F A held a November 1 supper in the senior high cafeteria with Howard Rowe as guest and film on conservation. Members donate game. eight F H A girls served. Prizes awarded for most game four dollars, best table centerpiece, and tail lengths to members Paul Curtiss Bob Pifer and Jerry Darnell.
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Pat Pifer
Howard Rowe
Paul Curtiss
Bob Pifer
Jerry Darnell
Latin Club Elects Officers At Shepherd High
The Shepherd High Latin Club opened its first meeting on November 2 in the gym with sixty nine members. Officers elected are President Bonnie Struble Vice President Vicki Doepker Secretary-Treasurer Betty Kadlabitsky. Advisor is Mrs Steward with Mrs Riley. The group discussed the Annual Roman Banquet and seniors Connie Van Arker Carol Shepherd and Judy Conrad shared last year’s banquet notes.
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Linda Coughlin
Shepherd High Latin Club
Bonnie Struble
Vicki Doepker
Mrs. Steward
Mrs. Riley
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College Board
Shepherd’s
Nat’! Thespia Soc
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