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

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1954 volume:

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I 91 is 'Q 'BWYZE 2 ev . ,, 1.2. -- V M5551 milf ' V- ' fs 51 'f' 2' 4 Z2i fif L3'f73Ezi7 - fi vfff an - . .svf w v 1,,.gwL.' J JL if? f':l,ffg?' Y 1.15 f s MR. BUTLER MRS . CAMPBELL MR. GATES MRS. HOAG MR. NELSON MRS. PERRY us.-viii! 4 2 ' 1 MRS. STEWART MRS. SWENSON 4 as ,535 u.....v-v MR. TAMBURRINO 5' - . V D K Z i MR. WARICK MRS. WENDELL MRS. WOOD MR. WOODHAMS 5 .5354 N -new ,qpf-1 DUANE BLODGETI' Quiet, contented, happy too, c1oesn't want any work to do. Football 1 3, 'Ia-ack 2, F.F.A. 1 2 3 h, Arch- ery Club 2 RONLAND BLODGE'I'I' Happy and lucky am I, nothing there is that bothers me. Football 1 2 3, F.F.A. l 2 3 lg, Baseball Han- ager 2, Basketball Ivhnager 2 3 PEGGY BOND Always neat and dainty as a doll. olee Club 1 2, office 1 2 h, library 1, Drama- tics 2, Au Revoir 3, library Club 1 FIDSSIE BURGGRAF Seen but seldom heard. Glee Club 1 2 3 ll, Dramatics 2 JANET BUSH I'm not so foolish as to let studies interfere with my pleasures. Junior Play, Glee Club 1 2 3 h, F.H.A. 1. Au Revoir lg, Forensics 2, lhnd 1 2 3 lg TOM CASPER Just a wolf at heart. Football 1 2 3 h, Track 1 2 3 M, Varsity Club 1 2 3 la, Boys Chorus 3, Captain in Track 3, Captain in Football L KAREN CAREY Small-but so is a stick of dynamite. Junior Play Senior Play Cheerleading 2 14, Office 2 3 Lg, Student Council 3 lg, Au Revoir I-L, Girls Cfym 1.1, I speak for Democracy 2 DONAB CQLRHY School breaks up my whole day, Football 1 2 E' lg, Baseball 1 2 lg, Basketball 1 2 3 h, varsity Club 1 2 3 L, Junior Play Boys Chorus 1 2 3, Track 1 2 3 I4 DICK CHIVINGTON 'Strong reasons make strong action. Football 1 2 3 LL, Baseball 1 2 3, 'hack 2 3, Varsity Club 2, Archery Club 2, F.F.A 1 2 3 h Basketball Manager 3 JOY COMES She has the power oi' hor own convictions. Glce Club l 2 3 lg, Senior Play, Au Revoir ll, Class Vice President 3, Class President l, latin Club 2, Girls Gyn ll., Cheerleading 3 PAUL CONRAD Not that I love study less, but hm more. I-'ootbon 1, Bosoban 1, Bookotbou 1, Band 2 3 h, Boys Chorus 2, Junior Play DICK COUGHLIN Pile my books against the wall, one by one, I':1 through with them all. F.F.A. 1 h, Football Manager 2, Track 1 2 3 h, Basketball l, Basketball Manager 2, Football l 2 3 lg, Varsity Club 1 2 3 lg JANET CROSS In class she's awfully shy, But ouside? Oh Hy! Glee Club 1 2, Class Treasurer 2, Home Repair 2 KATIUJLVEN EATON YE.th9ut music, life would be a mistake. Glee Club 2 3 lg, Dramtics 2, Au Revoir 14, Girls Gym 14, Senior Play GARY EDGAR One may think that dares not speak. Student Council 2, Boys Chorus 2 GEARIELART FELLOWS Live and learn? I just live. F.F.A. 1 2 3 h, Archery Club 2, Band 1 2 TERRY FLYNN A good fellow, always ready to make himself useiulon Class Treasurer 3 YVONNE FOX Friends are born-not made, Glee Club 1 2, Office h, Dramatics 2, Senior Play, Latin Club, Class Secretary h, Au Revoir 14, D.A.R. Award h DHD FREHIAN 'hh.at ever is worth doing at all, is worth doing well. Football l 2 3 h, Basketball 1 2, Track l 2 3 Lg, Varsity Club 3 h, Junior Pnay, Senior Play Debating-Forensics 2, Student Council Pres. fs, I speak for Democracy 2 MARY LOU GRACIA A cheerful heart makes a cheerful countenance. Glee Club 1 2, Home Repair 2, 0ueen's Attendent 1 JEANNDIE GRIFFIN Just naturally full of fun, a real girl. Glee Club 2, Office 3 lg, library 1 2 3 h, Au Revoir lg, Library Club 1 3 14 RONALD HAMLIN Behind that quiet look is a quick and willing spirit. Football 11, Track lg, Junior Play, F.F.A. 1 2 3: Boys Chorus 2, Archery Club 2 CHARLES HAWKINS The deed I intend is great. Footban 1 2, Basketball 1 2, It-ack 1 2, Class President lg, Student Council 3, Latin Club Pres. 2, Debating 2 3 h, Senior Play Ass. Director, Junior Play WENDELL IERRUN Never says more than is necessary. Football 2, Basebau 2, Track 1, F.F.1. 1 2 3 MARGARET HETHERINGTON The end is to have two made one, in will and affectionsn Gloe Club l 2 3 lg, Home Repair 2, Girls Gym h ROBERT HOFFMAN Six foot of man, to say nothing of his feet. Football 1 2 3 lg, Baseball 1 2 3 lg, Track 1 2 3 la, hsketball 1 2 3 11, F.F.A. 1 lg, Varsity Club 1 2 3 14 LOREN HOLLIIMY Just enough learning no more. F.F.A. 1 2 3 u, Boys chorus 1 2, Band 1 2 LORRAINE HOLLIDAY Quiet, what she thinks nobody knows. Glee Club 1 2 la, Band 1 2 snxnmy nowzu. Her :hzture is well in her hand. :nee Club 2 3 14, Library 1 2 3 hs Girl' Gym Us Library Club 1 2, F.H.A. 1 2 3 ls, Latin Club, JAMES JUDGE Manners make the man. Fbotball 1 2 3 lL, Baseball 1 2 3 11, Basketball 1, Track 3, Varsity Club 3 ll, F.F.A. 1 2 3 M F.F.A. Vice Pres. 2, Sec. 3, Pres. lx, 5881465- ball Manager 3 JAMES KANINE Personality is a great asset. Baseball 1 2 3 14, Basketball l 2 3 14, Track 1 2 3, Varsity Club 2 3 14, Senior Play, Au Revoir lx, Student Council 1 2 CLAU'DE'1'1'E IANTZ A friend to all who lmow her. Dramtics 3, Glee Club 1 2 3, Journalism 3, Vice President 3 JTANNE LEHLEY Happy as the day is long. Glee Club 1 2, Office 14, Library lx, library Club 14, Girls Gym 14, Au Revoir 3 14, F.H.A. 1 2 3 14, Draxntics 2 AUDREY IDWERY Women was made to talk. Debating 3, Glee Club 14, library 3 14, Library Club 3 14, F.H.A. 14, Girls Gym Ll, latin Club 14, Senior Play Ass. Director MELVIYI McCRAY Little said is soon mended. F.F.A. 3 14, Archery ciub 2 KENNI17I'H MEYER Full of Nature that nothing can tame. Football l 2 3 14, Baseball 1 2 3 h, F.F.A. 1 2 3, Varsity Club 3 14, Basketball 1 2 CLARICE MOEGGENBORG Her ways are ways of pleasuntness Forensics 2, Glee Club l 2 3, F H A 1 2 A Revoir Editor I., Dramatics 2 BARBARA ITURPHY es she's quiet but not always K W. P- . get is-1 ::.f-A be ,Q ,au-I' -.cr J K of ' ' ' is. . . . , u L Q I M Q ss X 'C ER! W Y . 'H A- i' : -v'?E?Tf: ' in 1- Glee Club 1 2 3 I4, Drarratics 2, latin Club I4 zu, Q 'X X JAMES NESTLE To worry little, to study less is :gy idea of happiness. Football 2 3 24, Track 3, Varsity Club 14, F.F. A. 1 2 3 u, Senior Play EVELYN RICHARD When done by her, 'tis well done. Junior Play, Office 3, library 1 14, Archery Club 2, latin Club 2, Student Council 2, Au Revoir 14, Class Secretary 3 P 'Rv ,- 1 M 5 -., pgx ,S ,Q g gi? A we 3 a s 1 5 Nw .ei 4 .ws RAYILDND ROBINSON A careful student, careful not to overdo it. Football 1 2 3 lg, Baseball 1 2 3 h, Track 1 2 3 LL, Basketbau 1 2 3 Ln, varsity Club 2 3 11, F.F.A. 1 2 3 h, Senior Play LUIS SANDEL I can, because I believe I can. Junior Play, Senior Play, library Club 2 3 ll, F.H.A. 1 2 3, latin Club 2, Glee Club 1 2 3 SHIRLEY SCHAD It's nice to be natural, when you're naturally nice. Junior Play, Senior Play, Office lg, library 1 2, library Club 2, Au Revoir 3 lg, Bend 3, 0ueen's Attendent lg DOUGLAS SHARRAR So much to dog so little done. Baseball 1, Basketball 1 2 h, Varsity Club 3, F.F.A. 1 2 3 lx, Boys Chorus 1, Football Man- ager l 2 FLORENCE SHATTIXIK Quiet to those who know her not, jolly to those who do. SANDRA SHOUEY Don't take life too seriously for you'll never get out oi' it alive. Junior Play, Glee Club 1 2 3, F.H.A. 1 2, Au Revoir h, Camera Club 2, Band 1 P 3 lg JAMES SMITH Lost time is never found again. F.F.A. 1 2, Boys Chorus 2 EDWARD STEC A quiet lad, but his company is always welcome. F.F.A. 1 2 DAROLD SONLEY Silence seldom does harm. F.F.A. 1 2 3 h, Archery Club 2, Senior Play PATRICIA SONLEY 'All nature is but art. Glee Club 1 2 3 lm SHIRLEY ANTI STEELE Ouiet and studious, yet always ready for fun. Journalism 2, Girls Gym h, Latin Club 2, Au Revoir ll, Senior Play, Glee Club 1 2 3 lg, rlueen's Attendent 3 ROBERT SWITZER For he's a jolly good fellow. Basketball l 2 3, Track 1 2 3, Varsity Club 2, Class 'h-easurer h, F.F.A. 1 2 3 h, Au Revoir 11 JANES SWITZER Some come for play, I come to sleep all day. F.F.A. 1 2 3 ll, Archery Club 2, Senior Play Football l MARY TRAVIS A woxzen of action, not of words. Junior Play Ass. Director, Glee Club l 2 3 lg, Office 3, Class Vice Proficient ln, Latin Club 2 PATRICK TRAVIS In at three, up at five, on a farm is where I thrive. Basketball 1 2 3 h, Track l 2 3 lg, F.F.A. l 2 3 14, Varsity Club 2 3 lg, Class Treasurer 1, Class Secretary 2 ELIZABITTH VAN ACKER A friendly girl and liked by all. mee Club 2 h, F.H.A. 2, Latin Club 2: HW Repair 2, Girls Gym ll JAH VAN ALSTINE It's the little things in life that count, office 1 2 3 h, Class Secretary 1, Latin Club h, Class Treasurer 2, Au Revoir 3 Lg, Queen's Attendent 3, Homecoming Queen lg DORIS VAN ORDEN She is certain to be seen wherever fun and mis- chief beam. Cheerleading 2 3 14, Class Reporter 3, latin Club 2, Au Revoir 3 lg, I speak for Democracy 2, Senior Play, Forensiccs 2 HELEN VAN SICKLE Seem quiet but you never can tell. Glee Club 1 2, F.H.A. 2, Home Repair 2 YVDNNE VAN VRANKDI We'd walk a mile to see her smile. Glee Club l 2 3 h, Dramatics 2, Au Revoir ll eiffi K.. . Qi 'Q . el .,,: 1 2 ,tx F X 1 ' , gs 1 X VW if S e in - , Pr - fi A .1 3 'W' X 1 . B 9 ,..,,..,,. ABLENE VINTON 'An innocent face but you never can tell. Glee Club 2 3 14, F.H.A. 2 3 14, Au Revoir 14, Archery Club 2, Girls Gym 15 ILENE VIN'10N Quiet, yet one of the best. Glee Club 2 3 14, Dramatics 2, F.H.A. 2 3 14, Au Revoir 14, latin Club 2, Girls Gym 14, Sen- ior Play lg DUANI WEBB Sams say he's quiet, others doubt it. Football 2 3 14, Baseball 3 1.1, Basketball 2 3 13, Track 2 3 14, Varsity Club 2 3 14 DAfG'ED.1 KTELCH Work fascinates ne, I gaze at if for hours. F.F.A. 1 JANET WHALEN She has a mind of her om and a voice to express it. Junior Play, Debating 2, Forensics 2 3, hui 1 2 3, Home Repair 2, F.1-LA. 14, I speak for Democracy 2 3, Glee Club 2 3 SHIRLEY WIISON Whiendliness is the best cheer. one Club 1 2 3 l., library 14, Library Club L., F.H.A. l 2 3 14 - President 3, Senior Play, Au Revoir 3 14, Latin Club 2 GRACE WOOD Silence never betrayed anyone. Glee Club 1 FAYE ZOOK She is faithful in work, duty, and pls. . Forensics 2 Glee Club 1 2 3 1.1, Office Z, Au Revoir 2 3 11, Iatin Club 2, Dramatics 2, sen- ior Play, Junior Play, Class President 2 3, F.H.A. 1 2 - President 2 Senior picture for Carl Eisenberger not available. :V ' ' ' f CLASS m'1.'.1.'0 'F ' ' 1 ,fi It matters not how long we live, but how well. L . , CLASS SONG You'Jl never walk alone. cmss comns CLASS FLOW? Blue and White Carnation 12 hen e Q., W. K an s Q 5 FY EYE Flossie T N ee N, Y' Sh 1 W- - .N 1 ' 1 'X Fvclyh CO -HKU .Shirg j -Sf 'A pi N 1, f ami Mi 0777 Q ,F Q- , we 3' 'Q Un 3 K vovmc F M Hob, la.rzCC CQTITIC, F 7177 lov-e'nC . .4 I X. Y ' X E ,J 4:2 X X. iff ' P.: .1 Q . i fn Y f 5 1 ,ezvw Pa Z SQV Vin ov-as 55-1 K Q ' Q ,liiik .5 Q ' qv-'fav FQ, If c. 5 ' vm 'L :Q 0 fi, 5' Q K3 x If xi c f NWS sf 'Lv . ws is! V I Dj hp, 2 . Q v 1' X ,M A' ig, R ,, Pal'T Dick C. on ,Q 9. K , sl 1 ... .. ., - K 5 5 W Y Ezt 6 A t I Q . h h S AF! , Dorolrl S5 F -f 'O A . .' , if: L Q A L, Q T? . A B Q Y ,El 'Ma ,E x I 7Tr Ji A ,IC071'771'77C ks gfif35i ' MWC V 'Q wi? if- D N-A r 1 p, ,, . ffm 1 K i 1: 7 13 awe R -'Sr ' W J- O Y F .E,: 5 I 'L X c X .5 'N ' x ,X ' xx A FW ,mr . 1 xl WDYQXQ-f iq xi it F' I 51 ni 1 P f Law, 6' 7 , i i ' fm A 'i f, Q O ix 16 - Q- D A Q 1 - Q I '-, ff , . umm' x kg: 0,6113 E 729, A 1 f 4 QAUW 1 KZZZZ 1-Mr. Woodhams, Mrs. Wendell, C Carter, R Van Atta, C Mallet, S Shanahan, P lbBride, B Jewell, D Brown, S Askegard, S Kiser, J Zeneberg, H Flores, H Van Leivr, D Crowley, E Krezan, Mrs. Swenson 2-H Lilly, J Green, E lbBride, B Copeland, A Peters, J Judge, L Wright, L Brown, L Thayer, R Billsby, J Cline, C Leonard, R Turner, F Seeley, A Kniffin 3-K Harry, L Johnson, L Richey, G Netzley, G Flynn, F Vautrin, P lbyer, illierex-S, K Lambert, B Itlchey, C Wentz, A lbore, J Foster, J lbeggenberg, nez lt.-B Smith, E McNeal, D Young, R Billsby, L Krick, B Bundy, L Cottrell, J Swenson, JWi1beni:l.ng, B Brooks, L Ri.tchingham, J Travis, M Roeth- lisberger, S Phelps, D Dunn JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS-Pres. Bob Copeland, V. Pres. Joel Swenson, Sec. Pat Meyer, Treas. Anne Peters, Student Council, Helen Van Iiew, Lester Richey. 17 VA! X J Zn + ' - 1, I op omore mf 1-Mrs. Stelmrt, R Feltman, C Lantz, J Vinton, M Flores, A Wieferich, J Jenlclns, D Fultz, S Lootens, V I-bwland, J Harner, Mr. Butler. 2-J Denton, I Aryis, R Breedlove, M Benn, S Hmmnel, J Murray, L Abbott, T Heistand, S Jewell, C Lyon, J Hynes. 3--A Hoffman, S Estep, D Coughlin, K Judge, J Hynes, Z Travis, M Shattuck, A Switzer, J Heigley, R Murano, G Yates, B Wonsey, J Bush. L1-c Hetherington, J Varner, C Compbell, M Recker, K Bundy, G Stilgenbauer, R Wert, K Bower, D Marshirgton, R Fox, R Brookens, J Willoughby, K Florian, J Rowe, J Recker. 5-D Wood, R Yates, B Lyon, J Petoskey, O Wonsey, B Iindenberg, P Stone, B Kadtabilslq, W Kennedy, R Stowell, R Askegard., D Dailey, D House, D Seilecr. 6-D Allen, R Roberts, X Allen, L Recker, T Straight, W Rolston, R Kovacs, I51Cge.Jl:a.t:ger, T Overton, N Courtright, J Ha.1rk:i.ns, J Hoffman, J Tripp, D Schad, u . SOPIDMORE CLASS OFFICERS--Pres. Zora Travis, V. Pres. Jack Bush, Sec. Jeannette m'Il9S, Treas. John Hynes, Student Council, Carolyn Lantz, Roger Stowell. 18 ,.. H... V ,, , . .., Q .. 3 . - H- - M ' Q. ,:.2. 'i3 5 ,155 4 ..... pe, R, .. - A A as A - - A n J 6 Sf' 5. ' 51'ff4 'f re men 6 J fury --- 4 ' 1-Mr. Kasel, G Hines, C Wilson, J Ehler, G1-ioeggenberg, B Kent, N McNulty, J Williams, B Rutter, M Ingram, R Wood, Mrs. Vanderbeek. 2-Mrs. Iaidley, J Kelso, E Krezon, J Kelso, C Royer, R Priest, A Cole, G Gilman, J Wilbur, J Kennedy, A Thayer, J Flores, Lula McCra.y. 3--A Knorr, J Stowell, J Zingery, J Walker, T Kappler, S Wentz, D Cottrill, V Fellows, B Stellwagen, S Davenport, J Davis, L Halliday. 14--J Kasper, Hvfurt, B Flynn, D Sharrar, J Detzlerr, M Yost, K Rice, E Ibn, E Sutton, J Salisbury, T Judge, D Rocker, H ltlggle. S-K Lezan, W Cochran, E Bissell, R Fenby, R Wilbur, D Brooks, T Curtiss, H Shattuck, N Yates, R Claybaugh, M Schixmnoller, D Buschbacker, S Murphy . 6-D Wood, M Hunt, L Schimmoller, A Guthrie, B Garber, J Morse, J Briclcner, R Louis, V Meyer, L Morey, L Seifker, H Smalley, C Salisbury, E Moeggenborg, L Busted. ABSENT: M Curtiss, -T Nutter, T Thrush, H Wurtz, D Grace, A Boicis. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS-Pres. Jecrry Salisbury, V. Pres. Janet Zingery, See. Carol Wilson, Treas. Janet Fhler, Student Council, Emma Howe, Tom Curtiss. I9 ,., ..,, ,,, ., v,.. ..,..7...7:..,..,,.. ..,................ ................, .A........ .-.. ......-.......... I GRHDE 8 1-Mrs. Perry, C Keene, A Rickard, B Peak, A Howe, E Latoskia, J Nartker, D I.icC1in'bic. 2--T Caszatt, B Bmllin, B Dunn, K Conklin, P Guthrie, B Davis, R Conklin, J Ripley, S Fox, C Yates. 3-L La-vigne, J Van Sickle, B Vennard, R Balcom, T Van Acker, M McNulty, J Mellet, H Lyon, M Cline. h-B Perrine, S Stovrell, R Oswald, R Harry, B Yates, A Meyer, S Vance, G Farr J Cline. 5-J Miller, L Holford, Y Myshock, G Figg, B Florian, D Tennant, S McBride, D Leonard, G Marshall, D Caszatt. EIGHT!-I GRADE CLASS OFFICERS: Pres. Sharon Fox, V Pres. Jerry Cline, Sec. Mary lou Lyon, Treas. Pete Guthrie, Student Council, Mary Ann Cline. X ff' if A fwwf Z0 Grade 'I 1'Hr,I,iEffgk,J1-Vliggvvleri 1S3.Ifjlo1i1vfe11, 3 Crowley, J Manley, 1.1 Tlood, J Walker, ' Q n GT, '1 Ce , Zahn reger. 2-3 551,329 RBSQESQ ECB-TSY, L miite, P Wilbur, B Bryant, J Vennard, J Sutton, z, n . er, 'sen erger, er, .1 '-hh, b-J Smith, D ohms, HWadcL1e, c Amen, B Braun, P Kyser, M Seeley, J Salisbmh S-B Somers, D Becker, I Liaybee, J Schimmller, S Wilson, R Carter, A McCray, B Seeley, A Therlng, P Fanning, C Snith, B Rosselit, J Eisenberger, E Van Orden. SEVENTH CLASS OFFICERS: Pres. John Eisenberger, V. Pres. Rosalyn Carter, Sec. Philip Kyser, Treas. Judy Eisenberger, Student Council: .Tnrgaret Carey. fl Mx f Y- ,f ff e 1 ' ,I ' A N X 9 y gs Z1 Band3 B Lyons, R Harry, Y Myshock, S Saanahan, S Stonell, E Bissell, A '1Ihering, I Benn, J Stomell, C Lantz, A Howe, D Finkel, J Manley, S Shouey, B Brattin, E Howe, N McNulty, S Davenport, J Hellet, R Carter, J Ehsenberger, T 'I'u1'ner, D Hlschbacker, H HcNulty, J Bush, P Conrad, J Ripley, N Courtright, R Garber, H Peters, J Bush, R Vennard, J Williams, R Florian, A Kniffen, Mr Tamburrino. -8, X D' J N Q ' ' f ,Q J Clevenger, V Buschbacker, L Updyke, L Goit, D rx Y, eff. Finkel, R sin, C Yeung, S Brien, M weed, L Tlhite, , f L ceezem, J Manley, B Brien, J Switzer, K Becker, xg ew M Brattin, S cm-ties, mr. Tembun-ine, R Hitts, B ,Q JB Q Qr Kelley, J Switzer. fx Vaxjf , I if 22 xx I lf!! WW-egw my! WM 1 S ' ij' 'WM wiv' 'fp f' ' ffm Left to right-Ruth Ann Harry, Yulon liyshock, Mary Lou Lyons, Ann Kniffen' l A lx 1-E Howe, N McNulty, lb Frank Tamburrino, director. 2--B Ga.:-ber, H Peters, J Bush, accampanists, Agatha. Swenson, Elizabeth lk: Bride. 3--H llcllulty, J Bush, S Shouey. Z3 - .. l - 1 4. 4. Slf Hi M5160 Club .nHlHl,0!k AN , Qnzfyvfff ' WKKQ3 L un .- yfffmr EW 1-Mrs. Swenson, V I-bwland, D Crowley, J Vinton, D Fultz, H Flores, S Jewell, T Heistand., J Jenldns, P McBride, C Carter, S Howell, B. Feltman 2-B Jewell, M Flores, H Van Leiw, F Burggraf, J Heigley, J Murray, A - YH.ei'ezd.ch, L Abott, B Wonsey, S Shanhan, I Ayris, R Van Atta 3-QR Breedlove J Hynes, M Benn, S Hummel, S Askegard, D Coughlin, K Eaton, A Iowery, S Wilson, J Combs, A Steele lg,--J Judge, J Green, E HCBICLGB, 3 Estep, C Leonard, E Van Acker, A Switzer, A Vinton, I Vinton, K Florian, J Cline, J Bush 5--Z Travis, C Campbell, J Willoughby, ll Hetherington, B Mmrphy, P Meyer, M Recker, F Zook, P Sonley, J Varner, R Billsby, L Wrigh-1-,, L Holliday, 6-Y Van Vranken, P Stone, L Krick, D Schad, M Roethlisberger, J Ibffman, J Travis, K Allen, D Allen, B Kadlabtltsley, M Travis, B Linde:-berg Z4 Jli Hi hllleelllub A 1.-S Coldwell, P Utly, D McCILi.ntic, M Carey, S Horback, P Wilbur, J WaJ,ker, R Wood., M Wood, W Kappler, Mrs. Swenson 2--M Ingham, K Recker, A Rickard, B Peak, B Perrine, R Conlclin, C Wilson J Eisenberger, M Peters, C Whalen, L White 3--M Snalley, J Williams, M Lyon, B Eaton, J Ripley, A Howe, B Davis B- Meuons, ,K Conklin, B B1-actin, J mer, D ohms lg-B Kent, B Nutter, M Feltman, M Seeley, B Rosselit, C Wilbur, J Flores, J Davis, G Gilman, Z Deon, J Smith, J Kelso, H Cline 5-S Fox, R Priest, J Kermdy, D Cottrill, J Kelso, L Holliday, B Stell- wagon, S Vance, J Miller, A Cole, E Moeggenborg, J Schimmoller, A Thayer, J Zingery 6-C Smith, P Fanning, A Thering, S Stowell, Y Myshock, M Schimmoller, S - Murphy, K Legan, N Yates, K Rice, C Salisbury, R Harry, S Wilson, R - Carter, A Knorr, J Walker, S Wentz Z5 1..- 2-. 3.- ll.. 5- 6- ---M-.-.- 5 1 'lff'f'7 '., Kwon -6511- 7Z '7 n ii -. W . , M y 'Mlm 91453 f X OGFX' ' fwfr 5' Q JE1A,'. .Q D ' 'J' C I II, 0 L 5 Q K iL? ,QE-U ' 1, Q-as j U15 , 'x 0 V Mr Woodhams, V Fellows, L Husted, D Recker, J Kasper, H Wurts, H Shattuck, A Hoffman, C Lyons G Moeggenberg, G Recker, B Flynn, W Kennedy, R Fenby, D Siler, R H'ookens, G Fellows, J Hoeggenberg D Sharrar, R Claybaugh, F Vautrin, R Blllsby, D Wood., G Netzley, O Dons'-?.Y, B Wilbur, L Martinez L Johnson, H Smalley, V Meyers, C Eisenberger, D Hl.odgett, D Young, C Wentz, L Morey, J Hawlclns, R Richey B Cochran, D Sonley, D Coughlin, T! Ralston, L Holliday, J Morse, B Ik-ooks, D Chivington, R Robinson, J Nestle L Becker, J Briclcner, B Kovacs, J Switzer, P Travis, R Hofi'rr'a.n, D Sharrar, J Judge, J Wilberding, R Switzer, D Brooks 26 N NNXRIIN ,ewwff SNK A V QL, :gi , mxxfa f m fwfi 2 S 'Ji' 12 J' 1, Wye: 54,01 nobsf 0 , c Nfxx YA 1--Hrs. Perry, ll Ingram, C Wilson, S Howell, J Ehler, J Vinton, J Jenkins, D Paltz, D Crowley, treasurer, V Howland, R Feltman. 2--P McBride, B Kent, L McCray, L Abbott, B Jewell, S Jewell, J Lemley, R Breedlove, J Williams, J Wilbur, E Krezan. 3-C Royer, L Holliday, T Heistand, B Wonsey, I-I Van Liew, A Knorr, J Stowell, I Ayris, A Cole, G Gilman, J Walker, K Florian. lg-J Zingery, S Davenport, S Wentz, K Rice, K Judge, R Billsby, C Leonard, D Bissell, F Seeley, C Salisbury, J Detzler, J Heigley, B Kadlabitsky. 5--J Bynes, A Switzer, S Wilson, J Cline, I Vinton, J Varner, Z Travis, S Estep, A Vinton, L Wright, president, S Hummel, M Benn, B Stellwagon, C Campbell. 6-E Sutton, D Buschbacker, S Murphy, N Yates, K Lezan, B Linderberg, D Allen, J Hoffman, J Travis, K Allen, J Tri-sn, Deloris Schad, E Bissell, P Stem? J Rowe, M Recker, J Wi1bOU8hbY' Z7 Latin Club 1-J Judge, J Green, A Peters 2--J Hynes, S Kiser, Alstine 3-B Murphy, K Lambe C Campbell K Judge, K Harry, J Cline, A Switzer, C Leonard, S Asicegard, S Hummel, L Abbott, A Iowery, J Van rt , J Swenson, Mrs. Stem-t, B Bundy, B Kadlabitsley, N U vxff gg, 5 f AMANT Z8 00 ,QS ibrar Club 3 7 5 P s ' f WQZN sew f X 1' 5 gl .415 hy , E I ,pgzzef 35, LEA 5 1- S Howell, L Szmdel, E mckard, S Wilson, J Grifi'in, A Lowery, J Lemlcy 2-- lirs Tfood, C Lantz, J Murray, K Florian, J Rowe, B Davis 29 Uffice Staif s schaa, K Carey P Bond N sta1te1-,-Sup'f-- S60-2 512-EJ Imlxremeyi 1 rox,'F wok, J Griffin: J Vmmme , ffl , f' WW If 'Q M Q ffwlfhfh f X I 1? . fb ' 2 T5 ZQHMJZ ! A f A - f ,ff ,, ' Q0 wcfl,fA!M,. 30 L Mefn' X' x ff Vanity lub 1-D Carey, B Richey, Ltr. Kasel, Mr. Nelson, Mr, Gates, K Lambert., J - T-bggenberg, J I-lanes, R Moreno, K lbyer, pres. 2-F Vau'brin, B Lynn, C Wentz, D Coughlin, J Kanine, vice pres., R ROM-H' son, sec.-tres., T Casper, L Richey, T Keene, D Chivingbon. 3-D freeman, L Cottrill, B 12101-im, P Travis, J Swanson, B fbffmnf D' Sharrar, J Judge, L I-Htchingham, D Weber. 31 , SQA QD eniors in thletica 1-T Casper, J Kanine, D Coughlin, D Chivington, R Robinson, D Carey 2--D Weber, J Judge, P Travis, B Hoffman, D Shan-ar, D Freeman, K Meyer 'A A A 'WA ' ' , 9 4 ' .5 1 32 uk, ,gn K xx 3 A U5 v-S----...,.,,,,.,-W.,, X fi 'V Dramatics I qltf lWWf 33 ' ' ' ' X 4 f fn. ff 4 Q EQZ3 SchoolLife EQ U '72 'fwn .- 1 ? Q, S M-ww fmwfi K ,. Q 51 Track Team of 1953 if 1-Frank Vautrin, George Swogger, Tom Casper, James Moeggenberg, Keith Lambert, Don Carey, Bob Copeland, John Hynes, Ray Moreno, Dick Yates, Clark Wentz 2--Coach Forsythe, Robert Richey, Leon Roethlisberger, Lester Richey, Dick Coughlin, David Knopp, Dick Chivington, James Nestle, Bob Svdtzer, Duane Weber 3-Benton Bundy, Jack Weber, Larry Kniffen, Bob Hoffman, Pat Travis, Joel Swenson, Gale Willoughby, Deo Freeman, Walter Bolston, Leo Hitchingham Team Tb BX Team 5 I VN' f 1 , ff' f' nffl' rl' Team f. 9 T 36 7 ,ff ,Q Baseball Baseball Team of 1953 1--Lester Richey, Jim Kcmine, John Hynes, Ken Meyer, Duane Webc 2--Mr. Kasel, Coach, Willard Seeley, David Knopp, Bob Hoffman, Ron Dezxlow, Dick Chivington, Harry Gelander, Manager If '65 ' xii Jim Lester Bob 37 :X v we WWW f 'fgxxkikv .J K f .W Football 1-- Bob Rowland igr., Don Carey, Ienneth H'rry, Keith Lambert, Tom VHFNST, Bob Richey, Leonard Johnron, Ron Turner, He.I'I'y Gelander -fsrg 2--Tom Keene, Deo Freeman, Ken Tkayer, Dick Chivingtmla R011 Hamhn, Leo pg-tchingham, Clark Wentz, Ray Robinson, Coach Nelson ' .I 3--Dick Coughlin, Ray Iiilrby, Frank Vautrin, Jerry lilberding, Jllll Judge: Joel Swenson, Duane Teber, Lee Cottrell, Lester Richey FOOTBALL SCORES 7 Shepherd Evart O Shepherd O Clare 20 Shepherd 13 Ithaca 13 Shenherd 25 Fulton f Shenherd 21 Reed City 19 Shepherd 113 Grrant O Shepherd 18 St. louis 13 Shcoherd no mtnore 13 The Jay athletic teams have had a. fairly successful record over the past year. A I4 won and 6 lost record in baseball was followed up by a S won, 1 lost, and 1 tied record in footbill. Thus far, through February 9 the basketball team has a 7 won and 6 lost record with h more games left on the schedule. Shepherd's football team began the year with a new coach, Robert Nelson. After a slow start, Coach Nelson piloted the light, but hard, hitting Jays to 5 straight victories. The most important win of the season was a 18 to 13 win over St. Iouis While the 21 to 19 victory over Reed City was the most thrilling. Highest scores were registered against Grant and Edmore as Shepherd got into the forties both times. Although there was no conference to gain honors in, the Blue Joys were named third in this area. 38 o 0 ,WE :ext ll 3 Varsity Basketball 1--Bob Copeland, Ray Robinson, Duane Weber, Leo Itbiochingham, Jim K:-mine, Lester Richey T--Ben Bundy fgr-,, Coach Kwsel, Joel Swenson, Bob Hoffman, Dat Travis, Doug Sharrar, Bob Richey Mgr. I . 117 , WZ e ,mf It 19 at RIWZA N0 7 C The Shervherd bmstetbell tems had nov: coaches too. Coach George Kfsel moved up from the reserves to handle the versity .while Stanley Wareclc took over the reserves. Coach Kasel had the tallest teams in the school's history and one of the tallest in the Stlllfi this yefr. The Jays with their 6' 1 average have been hot end cold thus far in the sea son. They have had rw, very tough schedule which will probably eid when they crater the tournament. The re .aiming teams on their schedule are Evart, St. louis, '.',eidman, and Clare. 39 Football 1-G Hynes, Lgr., G .Lfeggenberg, T Knpuler, J Hynes, TI Kennedy, D Sharrar, D '-food, R lbreno, K Bauer, J Salisbury, G Stilgenbnuor, J Recker, L Husted., Conch Kasel. 2-LI Hunt, fifr., T Judge, D Cochran, L Schirrzoller, B Lyons, J Bush, T Curtiss, J Petaslzey, R Stovall, R Wert, T Thrush, B Cochran, H Gel ndnr, .gr. 3-N CouI't1'ifjh'h, L Lbmy, J Iizzwkins, J Briclcner, R Gerber, R Kovacs, J Nutter, R luis, J Horse, V Eleyer, R T:ilbU.I', L Seifker. Yneeling Standing ..- Seniors Dick Coughlin, Ken Tieyer, Don Carey, Tom Casper, Coach Nelson, Ray Robinson Jim Judge, Deo Freema.n, Dick Chivingbon, Ron Hamlin, Duane Weber 40 Kneeling--Jerry Cline, Boo Yates, Charles Yates Standing--Don Leonard, Gene Figg, Coach Warick Junior High Kneeling--Bobby Raymond, John Williams, Pete Guthrie, Bob Vennard, John Barr Staniing--Jim Salisbury, Bob Seeley, Bob Florian, Dick Caszatt, Art Meyer Kneeling--Coach Warick, John Hynes, Jerry Salisbury, Kenneth Bauer, Dave Stiarrar, Tom Judge , Gary Hynes Standing--Bruce Lyons, Dick Yates, Bob Garber, Bob Kovac, Harry Gelander, Neil Courtright, Virg Meyer 41 Girls' Basketball 71 M A lllfl ig , -- I X 'i7 'J 'f v School , Q , an K A P? Scenes 43 5 E '5 Kill li W g i - .5 7 w lf' Q, 1 Zi r fx 1? Annual Staff Kappy Paton, Jan VanAlstine, Clarice Fbeggenborg, Jim Kanine, Tr. Gates Slrlrley Wilson, Joy Combs, Ann Steele , Doris VanOrden, Karen Carey, Linda Wright, Joanne Judge, Evelyn Rickard, Ilene Vinton, Arlene Vinton Bob Copeland, Yyonne Vanvranken, Shirley Schad, Faye Zook, Bob Switzer, Jeanne Lemley Debate Seated--Ann Peters, Joanne Curtiss, Nancy McNulty Standing--Harold Peters, Charles Hawkins, Keith Lambert 45 M ,fel ny Custodians , I , 4 5' .31 .TV I .' 15. V- ' Seated-lb. Bell, lb. Catlett, lir. Whipple S'ba.nding--h's. Cazier, Mrs. Fuller, Mrs. Turner 46 DEVHL BTOLMW Sealfeslf milk Stweplwevchmick. Slwewwevd Feeclu Beav1 C Phone, 2252 3HePl1evcl,lvl'uCh'u3aY1 QW Q Shepxwa B i ff ol 'l' HEFDHERD W-GYYN lpvoduccjfhc. MOTOR 5kz.PX'm,v'd,lVHchl9an SALES Phone :non Office. 5591 -Ph ov1e.- Nfplnf' Servieeiwzll 94' MIP 0-14' .... . Th :Q GLEN Orem SQ-if 'Bai-JU' Ch'I..1.I0..AJ'l-JJU Mfvxeasanf- shepheva- Hlma 1 , VANNS IGA SUPER MARKET MEATS GROCERI ES Shegahevel, mich. . M , , CGQMUD IDIRMG UU. plnovwe 5721 5V1eP1wevXd,P'I1'Qh. Compliments of L. H. lrdner 3'Com1'rr's Grocery Gulicic Sunoco Service Bollman's Shepherd Hdizu 54 Emil Co. R. Hood F. J. Brattin 34 Son Bisscll's Supplies Bradley's 54 to Sl Store The Kitchenette Doep1ccr's Service IIil1er's Grocery Store Srrith Tractor 8: llbtor Sales Herbert Travis, Auctioneer Arndt 'ibtor 8: Tractor Sales H. E. Deering D. O. ibyer Studios A. C. Grim Williams liens Q Boys Shop Know-rlton's Bakery Garber Funeral Home Vernon Caszatt Shepherd Body Shoo T,body's Bar John Buschbacker Coles Campus Store A. D. Huber Dean's Auto Electric Shouey's Plumbing ik Sheet Lbtal Fred Goffnett Massey Harris Sales Irene Brovm's Beauty Shop ffcBride's Recreation Lbdern Cleaners Williams Standard Service Gertrude Rosselit, Insurance Agency Northwood Dairy The Pickwick Company Standard School Co. La Salle Coca Cola Bottling Co. Redman Trailer Co. Detroiter Coach Lft. 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