Shepherd High School - Au Revoir Yearbook (Shepherd, MI)

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uYl'lY 1' 4' Ill 'RO' Top rev, left to right: Lambert, Joan Hiller, ig' a A 1-K an Q i Marlene llurray, Lois Harry, Nancy Bigelow, Letitia Williamson, Phyllis Second rows Bernioe Vinnie, Lois Holliday, llary Little, Virginia Conrad, Irene Killer, Margaret 0'Conner, Ire. Barbara Stuart. Seated: Beverly Hapner, Phyllis Harry, Genevieve llarshall, Hilton Blubaugh, llike Kunik,llary Ellen lleyer. The Latin Club ne The purpose of the ellb that the study of 'Latin The most important during the spring, The ,l organized' by mmbers of the high school class studying first year Latin. is to oreate s. greater interest in the study of Latin and to shov others can be not only beneficial but enjoyable. project of the year for Latin Club members is the mock Ronan banquet held club members design and make Hanan costumes for this annual event. Pr0.id0nteeeeee e e eeeeeeelutol Blublugh Vice President llargsrst 0'Conner ' Secretary-Treasurer llary Little Reporter Phyllis Lambert Bulletin Bd ' Chairman .Joan lliller ,- f,. ' 3 -- S 4 Y Advisor .... I ......... ::::::llrs. Stewart W , A 1 691 2 1 3 3 1 6 . 9 f - 1 , 1

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.IB I 1 ll' CLI li Top row, left to right: Jane Harner, Carol Fisher, Kay Little, Patricia Shanahan, Estela Barrera, Donna Turner, Luella Lindenbsrg, Rachel Shade. Second rows Elzada Travis, Nancy Bigelow, Lois Collins, Donna Davis, Marlene Downing, Audery Grim, Mary Little, Mary Louise Kelly, Mrs. Foreten. Third row: Mary Lou Zook, Mary Meyer, Jo Ann Zook, Angelia Border, Earl Ohms, Katherine Holliday, Barbara Lilly. The Library Club was organized this year and the following officers were elected: Stella Barrera, president, Lois Collins, vice-president, Rachel Shade, Sec.-Tresurerg Kay Little, enter- tainment chairmang and Donna Turner, publicity chairman. The purposes of the club are to interest students in the use and reading of books and improve the library service of the school. The club has plans for several recreational activities, includ- th.., ,ee.h,.1 w f A ful If N A 'Ill Twenuyqg,

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lil! N 'I' IC .1 gffggff 4 ffigxggk PW 'W First row: Dorothy Rothlisberger, Joan Miller, Lucille Huber, Estela Barrera, Carol Fisher, Phyllis Lambert, Rachel Shade. Second row: Kay Little, Rheba Sonley, Virginia Marshall, Mary Little, Dmza Jean Krick, Marlene Downing, Cora Foster, Joyce Johnson. Third rovn Mary Swogger, Robert Howell, Nick Moreno, Don Stalter, Marilyn Hendershott, Darlene Mc Innes, Mr. Kennsrd Schsibly. Fourth row: Loren Decker, Dale Briokner, Shirley Clark, Evelyn Ayris, Loraine Metcalf, Bruce Jennings, Harlan Cassatt. The Dramatic Club has continued to give students valuable experience through the presentation of plays. Although limited because of a lack of time and a suitable place for rehearsals, those who took part in the plays enjoyed the work. Drsmatics :ls one of the most stimulating extra-curricular activities in which s. student may engage. a' 'f .l yf at x !2:ci'ir .lb XX -, I Us -' 'vu Tlvmrr-eigm