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Newspaper
Shepherd Argus
Location
Shepherd, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1961
Page
3
A school essay by Shepherd High School students outlines why individuals hunt deer. Senior Jim Meyers values sport and excitement, Russell Strauss enjoys fun and sport, Judy Ehler hunts for enjoyment and woodland walking, and Richard Feltman notes sport and fun.
Postmaster Walker announced a letter from William H. Neal commending the local post office for promoting Savings Stamps and Bonds during the past year. The note notes 244 billion Series E and H bonds nationwide and urges expanding School Savings Programs and Stamp Day sales.
Two campers nap in the woods and a deer trots past them as they oversleep, with one recalling they forgot his rifle. The scene notes laziness and a missed morning outing.
Karen Williams and fellow seniors plus Mrs Swenson attended a central and northeastern Michigan choral clinic at Central Michigan University. Dr Eugene Grove led the event with octavo selections and dynamic rehearsal methods. Approximately thirty two schools participated with mixed quartets octets or girls groups eligible.
Dorothy Wood organized a spaghetti dinner Monday November 13 at 6 30 PM drawing about 175 band members and parents. Special guests included Mr and Mrs Paul Warmbrunn Mr Bates and Mr Kenn the halftime announcer. Novelty awards followed then a business meeting. thanks were given to Mrs Bush and Mr Lemmer for their roles.
The wind and shoals off Cape Cod forced the pilgrims to return north from plans to settle near the Hudson River. World Book Encyclopedia notes they likely sought a location along the Hudson ahead of any Thanksgiving celebration.
Backstage Danny Kaye awaits cue from producer Bud Yorkin after a rehearsal break for the Monday November 6 CBS TV program. The prior Danny Kaye show drew praise from audiences and critics, and the 1961 telecast is expected to earn higher laurels for the versatile performer.
The Senior Class prepared to vote on three senior girls to be candidates for the D A R Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizen award. A Thursday meeting guided seniors in selecting based on dependability service leadership patriotism and the faculty will choose one winner.
Michigan dairy farmers receive authorization forms to donate milk to overseas hunger relief through CROP and the Michigan Milk Producers Association. No set goal. dried milk, condensed milk, and cheese are needed. Additional Michigan products shipped include beans to India, Haiti, West Pakistan and Indonesia. corn to Decatur for oil and syrup. a carload of crabapple jelly from Berrien County. Countries receiving aid include Algeria, Haiti, Jordan, Greece and Hong Kong.
Two Shepherd alumni are spending this semester as student teachers in public school systems. Diane Buschbacher and Shirley Horvath, CMU education majors, join the five year Teacher Education Project funded by CMU and the Ford Foundation to improve teacher training. Buschbacher, an art major and 1957 Shepherd High School graduate, teaches art in Buena Vista while Horvath, a geography major and 1959 Shepherd graduate, works with the Longfellow Elementary School in Ludington.
The Pep Squad held a Thursday noon meeting to discuss making a more effective pep club with new member rules. Last year fans wore white shirts in a fixed bleacher section and this year plan a similar system with a blue cloth slip and bennies to improve convenience.
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