Shepherd Bluejays Beat Freeland Eagles 19 to 7
Shepherd Bluejays guard Freeland Eagles 19 to 7 as Shepherd scores three touchdowns in the second, third, and early fourth quarters. Freeland adds a late fourth quarter touchdown after a tight opening period and strong defense from both sides.
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Shepherd Bluejays
Freeland Eagles
Shepherd
Perod
Freelands
Freeland
Ralph Berry
Eagles
Blue Jays
John Curtiss
Eagle
Berry
Navy Tests For Senior Students
Applications are open for the Navy’s twentieth annual NROTC qualification test to be held December 11, 1965. Eligible male high school seniors and graduates may apply by November 19, with about 1,600 future midshipmen selected from 52 colleges.
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Butler
U. S
NROTC
U.S. Navy
Marine Corps
Head Hunters tally names after late TD drive
Blocking from the Shepherd linemen set up Freelands TD with 4:50 left. The extra point kick was good as Head Hunters of the week were Jack Lyons Joe Schrot and Dave Hetherington.
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Shepherd
Freelands
Jack Lyons
Joe Schrot
Dave Hetherington
Fourth to sixth graders plan Fire Prevention parade
Students and teachers organize a Fire Prevention parade for October 6 at 1 05 PM with a rain date October 8. Activities include home safety projects junior fire marshal badges posters essays films songs and a parade route through town led by the Senior High Band and a fire truck. Local sponsor is Russell Kelley Agency Shepherd.
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Jr. High
Maple Street
First Street
Wright Ave
Methodist Church Corner
Walt Dean
Russell Kelley Agency
Shepherd
Blue Jay Cross Country Dominates St. Louis in 17 42 Victory
The Blue Jay cross country team defeated St. Louis 42 to 17 as they extended their winning habit. Team members showcased strong pace and teamwork to secure the decisive win.
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St. Louis
Blue Jay
Shephern Harriers
SHS Marching Band Opens 1965 Season in Style
The Shep herd High School band under Claude Lemmer opened the 1965 football season with a halftime show Atomic Atom and Eve. Officers elected include President Ken Priest and Janet Manley as Secretary-Treasurer. The group numbers 48 members with 21 freshmen and 19 sophomores.
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SHS
Janet Manley
Shepherd High School
Claude Lemmer
Ken Priest
Cathy Brumley
Sharon Brien
Duane Emlinger
Pam Purtill
Levon Coughlin
Thanks and Gratitude From Community Members
Card of Thanks expresses deep appreciation from Mulvany Haney Hawk Meyers and MyShock families for support after losses and anniversaries. Thanks cover the Shepherd Clinic Garbe Funeral Home Grat e Community Hospital Rev Huffine and church ladies, meals flowers and prayers.
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J.R. Hawk
Irl R. Meyers
Haddad
Field
Grate For
Community Hospital
Huffine
Garbe Funeral Home
Gilmore
Shepherd Public
Anthony
Tony) MyShock
Larry Becker
Joe Kelso, Jr
Luther Kelley
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