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Bud Smith – Fastest Blue Jay of a Golden Era (opens the original)
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Some athletes are remembered for a great season. Others for a record, a championship, or one unforgettable performance. Bud Smith left behind all of them. A three-sport athlete in football, basketball and track, Smith was one of the central figures in one of the first great eras of Shepherd High School athletics. Playing under legendary coach Ralph Forsyth, Smith possessed extraordinary speed and athleticism, helping the Blue Jays win championships on the football field and the track while estab
Neil Green – The Mighty Mite (opens the original)
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On the evening of March 27, 1993, former Shepherd football coach Ralph Forsyth was receiving one of the great honors of his coaching career. Forsyth was being inducted into the Michigan High School Football Coaches Association Hall of Fame, recognition for a career that included one of the most successful eras in Shepherd football history. Upon reflecting on the victories, championships, and the accomplishments that had brought him to that moment… he made a point to reflect on the people who hel
Stephanie Snyder – Driven (opens the original)
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On Saturday, May 31, 2008, at the Division 3 State Track and Field Finals at Comstock Park, four Shepherd runners lined up for the 4×200-meter relay with a goal. It wasn’t to win a state championship. In fact, that possibility had hardly entered the conversation. Shepherd was running in a slower heat. Cady Sandel would lead off, followed by Sarah Frisbey and Alison Jerome, with junior Stephanie Snyder (Shepherd’s top 200-meter runner) taking the anchor leg. Snyder hadn’t even been part of the re
Scott McGuire – The Natural (opens the original)
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On September 6, 1985, Shepherd High School opened its football season against Clare in a game that, in retrospect, looked like the beginning of an era. Clare came to Shepherd featuring one of Mid-Michigan’s premier running backs, John Punches, a powerful 5-foot-6, 185-pound senior who had scored 22 touchdowns the previous season. Not to mention the 47-21 thrashing the previous year, where Punches ran for 270 yards,s with the Clare Pioneers returning most of the key players from the previous year
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