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

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Important daqs and events in S.t't.S. qcar AUGUST 29 Teachers meet for the first day of school. 30 First day for students. Senior elections held. 31 Seniors began trip to Washington, D.C. via candy sales. SEPTEMBER K 9 Baby Review sponsored by Rotary Club in High School Gym. 5 14 Pictures taken of the entire student body. 23 Dedication game of new Athletic Field with St. Louis. 27 P. T. A. First Fall Meeting. 29 300 students attended YOU CAN'T TAKE IT QTITH YOU in Mt. Pleasant. OCTOBER 3 First assembly of the year on glass blowing. 7 Fa11's First Fling -- first dance of the season by Juniors. 10 Faculty drowned out at hayride party. 11 Initiation Day for Freshmen. 13,14 No school on account of Regional M. E. A. in East Lansing. 18 Musicians gathered for Band party at Mr. Morningstar's home. . 19,20 Everyone in his best for the senior photos by Moyer. 21 Homecoming Dance -- Ithaca Game. Wwe wonij t' WF AY to 25 P. T. A. Harvest Festival. NOVEMBER 1 Motion picture and address on Admiral Byrd expedition to Antarctic. 7 Eight college students began externing at S. H. S. 0 9 SAY IT WITH MUSIC' presented by Dramatics Club. Glee Club sang. - Senior Barn Dance featuring Bob Schaffer of WKNX. I ' 10 17 21 Teachers met at Swenson Shack on Skid Row. Bum played on street. l 27 'Rhythm on Reels' Library Club Dance. Dramatics Club presented play for Juniors and Seniors. DECEMBER 3 Dramatic Club bought 8135.00 worth of new furniture for stage. Also went to see CHA.R1.EY'S AUNT at Mt. Pleasant and had party after. 6 Puppet show Peppy and the Magic Well. 7,8 IT'S A LONG LANE , Senior Play given, starring Shirley Garber. A 13 Christmas Party for teachers at Home Ec House. b b 14 Initiation of Varsity Club. 15 Mr. Wattelet began teaching activities in S. H. S. A J 17 Senior Bake Sale at Arndt's garage. L 19 Band Party again. 6 b 20 Christmas program presented by the elementary children. A good one! 21 Dreamer's Holiday -- Senior Prom. Barbara Loy crowned Queen. Q ' 6 22 Music program presented by Band and Glee Clubs in gym. Q C 2' 2 Jmnny , 3 Came back to school, headed for May 26. ' ' 6 nr. Miller of University of Michigan visited school. Q 12 Amateur show presented by V. F. W. 9. 12,13 Semester examinations. mp a 16,17 No school. Teachers worked on first semester reports. Q 15 30 Mr. Simon began teaching typewriting. FEBRUARY , 2 Athletic Banquet sponsored by Rotary Club. Big crowd. 1 ' 8 'WILDCAT WILLIE GETS BRAIN FEVER presented by Dramatic Club. MARCH 3 Glee Club gave assembly program of popular music. 13 County Teacher Institute. Glee Club sang for it. 25,24 HWHISPERITSG ROOM mystery play presented by Juniors. 31 Boxing Show. APRIL 7 Good Friday. 14 Junior Prom. 22 State Vocal Festival. Our Glee Club entered this year. MAY 14 Baccalaureate Glee Club Concert Junior-Senior Banquet 26 Commencement 51

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S.H.S. has manq loqal friends 4 Ardner Service Station 4 Arndt Motor Sales 4 La 4 Bradley's 5d to 31.00 Store 4 F. J. Brattin A Son, Lumber 4 Bowens Kasco Feed Sales 4 Central Tobacco Company 4 Claud Coomer Radio Repair 4 N. n 4 Coffee Cup Cafe 4 Doepker's Service Station 4 Dr. W. W. Harper 4 Fickle's Service Station 4 Florian Heating and Appliances 4 Foster's Service Station 4 Frank Shouey, Plumbing, Heating k I Sheet Metal Work 4 Fred Goffnett, Farm Implements 4 Gould Drug Co. Fuller Standard Service 4 Garber Funeral Home 4 Glen Oren 4 Hal Struble's Orchestra 4 Herbert Travis, Auctioneer 4 Isabella County Republican 55' -5? 4 Laurel Theater Salle Coca-Cola Bottling Company 4 Macdonald and Stingel, Saginaw 4 McFarlane Dairy 4 M1ller's Grocery 4 Modern Cleaners Moyer Studios, Traverse City Mt. Pleasant Dairy O'Connor's Grocery Gase Baking Company, Old Home Bread 4 Pete Swartz 4 Robinson Typewriter Service 4 Scha1b's Print Shop 4 Shepherd Auto Supplies 4 Shepherd Farm Produce, Tnc. 4 Shepherd Feed and Bean Co. 4 Shepherd Hardware and Implement Co 4 Shepherd Livestock Auction Sales 4 Shepherd Motor Sales 4 Shepherd State Bank 4 Smith Tractor and Motor Sales 4 Strickland Grocery 4 Thomas Del Giorno, M.D. 4 J. N. Breedlove Grocery, Oil City 4 Joe's Barber Shop 4 John Buschbacher, Woodland Park 4 John Wilberding, Barber 4 Thompson Wholesale Beverages 4 J. L. Upton Hardware 4 Van's Market 4 Village Greenhouse 4 Josten's, Class Rings, Announcements, Awards 4 Walt Dean's Garage 4 L. G. Balfour Company, Diplomas 4 Williams' Men and Boys' Store -1 I - 4 'Ninn Market, Winn P The SENIOR CLASS of 1950 of Shepherd High School thanks each and every business man and firm named above for his good will and gift. We are also proud of the Shepherd Chamber of Commerce for its success in planning and establishing the Veterans' Memorial Athletic Field which is one of the major achievements of our Community for the benefit alike of the school and adults. 50

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