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Newspaper
Shepherd Argus
Location
Shepherd, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1961
Page
2
A four hour gun safety lesson begins Monday for seventh grade students. Instructor Mr. Wilk leads topics on hunting accident causes firearm handling and survival. Sponsored by the Michigan Conservation Department a badge and certificate will be awarded to passing students.
The Shepherd Recreation Association resumes wrestling at Shepherd High School Gym on October 28 with professional wrestlers led by Brown Panther vs Tom Thumb. Proceeds fund the summer youth program. admission is 1.50 dollars. Fans urged to attend for entertainment and support.
Mr Dill joins Shepherd as a new shop teacher for seniors juniors and sophomores. Former counselor at Camp Pugsley in Travis City for a year and a half he studied at Michigan State University and now attends Central. He enjoys hunting fishing swimming archery and crafts and has worked with silver copper and wood. He is single and plans to marry in the future.
A reader notes that students play ping pong with teachers Mr. Schell and Mr. Clyma. The writer praises teachers for joining in after school and in the mornings, calling them human and deserving credit for sharing in the fun of togetherness.
Linda Cough argues that media overemphasizes teen misdeeds and fringe stories of teen decency deserve attention. She urges adults to show interest, guidance, and care to reduce trouble and promote positive youth achievements.
School pictures for kindergarten through 11th grade are set for October 30 to November 2. Inter-State Studios photographer Mr. D A Richards will take the photos, with a daily grade breakdown and locations noted for Winn School Campbell Walling and other sites.
The high school football team earned a 21 0 victory extending the season record to 4 wins and 1 loss. More than 100 students rode spectator buses to Merrill on October 13, with plans for a large student turnout for the remaining road game at St Charles on October 27.
Mrs. Wood has served ten years as librarian at Shepherd and previously taught at Big Rapids American History. This year’s librarians include Charlotte Lantz Andrea Foglesong Don Rooker Lorna Sansote Ester Peacock Florence Dean Martha Bates Sherrie Hetherington Louella Klumpp Shirley Hustand Helen Daily Janet Bauer. The library holds 3100 books with 182 new titles purchased this year and 25 more to arrive. Mrs. Wood has also ordered 100 Math Science and French books under a National Defense Education Association program.
A student enters a room with a heavy frown, seeking courage before a testing moment. She reflects on shared unease, wonders why she feels unprepared, and resolves to face the challenge as others have done.
The article discusses whether Halloween is mainly for children or if adults can enjoy it too. It notes children get the most from door to door candy and costumes, while older teens often engage in vandalism and destructive behavior. It suggests parties and costumes are common for all ages.
The Shepherd JV team had no regular game last week and planned a practice with Sacred Heart to prep for the big showdown with Midland on Wednesday October 25. Sacred Heart JV proved strong, defeating Shepherd 14 to 0 in the scrimmage.
The Varsity Cheerleaders introduce new camp learned yells this year and teach them at pep rallies. Bonnie MyShock, Betty Allen, Kaye Salisbury, Jan Bollman, and Carla Eisenberger are credited with leading the group.
Mt Pleasant and Manistee, both 3-0 in the North Central league, meet for first place at the college field on October 26 at 8:00 p.m. The Oiler's host the top team in a pivotal battle for league leadership.
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