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

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Spring brings outdoor sports . . . SCHEDULE we They St. Louis 4 2 Ithaca 5 6 St. Charles 11 2 Fulton 2 5 ' Breckenridge 4 O X Mt. Pleasant 1 2 Q Coleman 0 Z Mt. Pleasant 10 any if ok Total 'SF 35' lst row: Coach Forsyth, Ray Bissell, Phil Cassatt, Jack Meyer, Steve Williams, lynn Brown 2nd row: Jack Morgan, Bill Nartker, Gene Ettinger, Shirley Priest, B111 Salisbury, Buddy Smith, Blair Workman, Neil Green The Baseball team last spring ended up in second place in the Valley C Conference. Our record for the year was four won and four losses. In the regular Conference play the team came through with three wins and two losses for second place. Non-conference games were with Mt. Pleasant and Coleman and we lost two of the three games, but we had the honor of beating Mt. Pleasant, a class B school. X ,f xf' lj lst rows Bob Manor, Bill Salisbury, Bruce Jennings, Steve Williams, Don Stalter, Ismael Barrera, Bill Nartker, Buddy Smith 2nd row: Milan Shepard, Raynold Shoe, Deral Davis, Shirley Priest, Wally Williamson, Carson White, Blair Workman 3rd row: Glerm Yost, Gene Ettinger, Verden Overton, Lynn Brovm, Mr. Forsten, Ben Barrera, Bill Murphy, Lyle Willoughby, Gary Allen. Missing! Bob Courtright, Dick Figg, Ken Travis The Track Team of '49 took second place in the Valley C Conference oo i 1 with 53 1 t behind Ithaca with 65.5 points. we won first place by a large margin ln tieniragk meet wits :ts Pleasant Academy and Fairview. ' At the regional track meet, Shepherd, St. Louis, and Ithaca fought neck and neck all the way. This contest ended with a two way tie for first place between Ithaca and Shepherd, each with 36 lf3 points while St. Louis ran a very close second with 36 points. Out of this meet seven of Shepherd's track men ere 1'f' d t t Ben Barrera came in second on the mile run, and Wally Wiyliamggz ltigd 2050 fgujgg Eggs: Tgeriewggig vault. M6

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X. Rf? K llnderclassmcn qet chance tomorrow lst row: Neil Green, Doral Davis, Bob Courtright, Ray Figg, Ted Hummel, Sharon Workman, Brady Salisbury 2nd row: Dick Fairchild, Gary Allen, John Salisbury, Dave Harless, Lawrence Deeter, Kim Swenson, Ben Steele The Shepherd Junior Varsities had a successful season this year under the new coaching of Mr. Kasel. They had a record of nine wins and seven losses. Their climax of the year came when playing their last conference game with Ithaca, losing by only one point, that a free throw after the fi- nal whistle. This team should prove very valuable to Coach Forsyth in next year's competition. x . 6- X in 2692 SCHEDULE Carson City Breckenridge Fulton St. Charles St. Louis Clare Ithaca Mecosta Breckenridge Coleman Fulton St. Charles Clare St. Louis Ithaca Coleman Total Hb 32 30 25 41 31 22 33 38 26 30 28 23 38 32 28 36 493 They 25 21 39 16 26 47 42 35 29 39 26 17 22 29 29 33 47

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- - - Cheer, cheer for old Shepherd Hiqh FIRST TEAM CHEERLEADERS Pat Pickle Kay Little Marlene Downing Janet Bigham Jogn C1139 le'vegottheT-E-A-I Tha.t's onthe B-,E - A- K We've got the team! Cclap, clapl That's on the beam! Qclap, clap, And ve're hep to the Jive, Come on Tam, akin 'em alive! l SECOND TEAM QIEERLEADERS Elizabeth McBride Linda Wright Joyce Cline O M7