Honor Roll Named for Second Semester Weeks One
The list shows seniors Seth Butler Regina Krell Clara Dawson Hilda Smith Mary Dullen White. Juniors Ernestine Archambault Alyce Foell Aretha McLaughlin Jim Murphy Mary Smith Pearl Prout Claire Stanford Florence Ryan Donna Tubbs. With nine weeks left, students are urged to work to earn inclusion on the honor roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Butler
Regina Krell
Clara Dawson
Hilda Smith
Mary Dullen White
Ernestine Archambault
Alyce Foell
Aretha McLaughlin
Jim Murphy
Mary Smith
Pearl Prout
Claire Stanford Florence Ryan
Donna Tubbs
Student Roster Snapshot of SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN Names
A list of students by class year includes sophomores and freshmen with given names such as Pegey Ann Cote Arlene Robinette Virginia Foels Francis Varney Joy Groves Donald Woolston Francis Davis Ruth Swhug Katherine Dwyer Betty Sutton Barbara Houghton Lorraine Sutton Arlene Lower Audrey Wild George Parent Ruth Stoy reflecting a school or program enrollment record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pegey Ann Cote Arlene Robinette
Virginia Foels
Francis Varney
Joy Groves
Donald Woolston
Francis Davis
Ruth Swhug
Katherine Dwyer
Betty Sutton
Barbara Houghton
Lorraine Sutton
Arlene Lower
Audrey Wild
George Parent
Ruth Stoy
Juniors Present Craig's Wife Play to Aid Banquet
May 4 1988 the Junior class stages Craig's Wife to raise funds for the Junior and Senior banquet. The cast includes Walter Graige Billy Birkmire Herbert McDonald Joseph Catelle John Dunlop Wallace Crigier Eugene Fredericks Warren Watson plus Mrs Craig Leona Pringle Miss Austin Dorothy Ouderkirk Mrs Harold Donna Tubbs Mazie Winifred Kane Marion Olson Marshia Crum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig
Walter Graige
Billy Birkmire
Herbert McDonald
Joseph Catelle
John Dunlop Harry
Wallace Crigier
Eugene Fredericks
Warren Watson
Walter Kleiner
Leona Pringle
Austin
Dorothy Ouderkirk
Harold
Donna Tubbs Mazie
Winifred Kaneathel Landreth
Marion Olson
Wrazier
Marshia Crum
Baseball Season of 38 Starts April 4 at Clare High
The 1988 baseball season began with Coach Leo Brown holding the first practice last Monday. Twenty-two players turned out for Clare High as many positions must be filled with only three regulars returning. Uniforms are worn out and new ones will be bought. The field will be in the southeast corner of the athletic area and Reed City is the opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Brown
Clare High
Reed City
Miss Geraldine Westaby Delights with World Customs Talk
Miss Westaby spoke on countries she visited and displayed dolls illustrating dress. She noted a German girl preferring to stay in Germany to remain safe rather than come to the United States. She plans another Europe trip in about seven weeks after the Northwest Assembly's final program of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. We
Geraldine Westaby
United States
Westaby
Europe
Springtime Verse by Johnny Schaaf
A short poem notes spring returning as birds migrate north and ice melts from lakes. The speaker expresses belief in spring’s arrival and “the best time of the year” while revealing a habit of turning thoughts into verse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Johnny Schaaf
The Man in the Hall Society Vacation Snatches
A light society column lists vacation snippets from about 400 readers. Miss Tobler visited Ohio and Michigan mainly Ohio while Seth Butler vacationed in Nashville Michigan. Jean Wasson traveled to Langsing and Rosendahl saw sisters in Lansing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Tobler
Ohio
Michigan
Seth Butler
Nashville
Jean Wasson
Langsing
Mr. Bates
Hillsdale
Ann Arbor
Lansing
Clare
Buff‘Dunlop
Willey Farm
Buff
Cappie Cappdert
Straits
Rosendahl
Russell Koch
Harr Son
Bill Tryon
Grayling
Fifty-Eight Box at Show in Gymnasium
The event opened with a gymnasium exhibition featuring 58 boxers. Middleweight champion Norman Sutton and heavyweight champion Edwin Twed were highlighted as top performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Sutton
Edwin Twed
Senior Party Big Success at Clare High
A large crowd attended the Senior class dance on Thursday April 7 with a popularity contest selecting ten winners to lead the Grand March. Winners included Marshia Crum Cappie Cappaert Clara Burdo Jay Green Hilda Smith Norman Sutton Audrey Willey Paul Dionese Dean Groves Laurence Jackson. The event featured interval entertainments and prizes, ending with a school song as alumni looked on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshia Crum
Cappie Cappaert
Clara Burdo
Jay Green
Hilda Smith
Norman Sutton
Audrey Willey
Paul Dionese
Dean Groves
Laurence Jackson
Clare’s
Absence of Diphtheria in Tri County Health Unit
In 1988 Health District No 7 reports no diphtheria cases across three counties. Public health official Dr E V Thiehoff urges continued vaccination with diphtheria toxoid and Schick tests to ensure immunity. He notes diphtheria remains highly dangerous for children under five and cites historical mortality from infectious diseases to stress ongoing prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
E. V. Thiehoff
M. D
Unemployment Benefits Drive Social Security Numbers
Clifton H. Little of the Traverse City Social Security office urges all Michigan workers likely to claim unemployment insurance to obtain a social security number. He notes Region V funds are rising for July 1 1938 payments, cites state totals for Michigan Kentucky and Ohio, and stresses the need to secure duplicates if originals are lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Clifton H. Little
Traverse City
Social ‘ Security Board
Clare
Region V
Mr. Little
Little
Unemployment Compensation Commissions of
U. S. Treasury
Washington
Treasury
Kentucky
Ohio
Morrel J Clute Life of an Iowa Educator and Athlete
Morrel J. Clute born September 5 1912 in Clare County. He graduated MW Harrison High School in 1930 then attended Central State Teachers College 1930–32 joining Council Senate and track team. He studied at Peru State College, taught in Clare County Schools for four years, and worked as a Budd Lake lifeguard for three years. He played basketball in college and enjoys Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer films. He is married with one son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrel J. Clute
Clare
MW Harrison High School
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
Clute
Seniors Lead Auditory Sendoff After April 8 Gathering
The seniors exited the auditorium first last Friday April 8 as they thanked attendees for cooperation. The note acknowledged broad support while noting a few displeased individuals over the proceedings.
Juniors Welcome Class Sing Rehearsals After Break
Juniors announce that class sings are ready, confirmed by Mr White who noted last week before vacation that rehearsals could begin at any time. The message signals eager anticipation after months of wait.
Winners named in 1937 Christmas seals sale in Clare county
The Ladd school in Clare county won top per capita honors selling 1937 Christmas seals. Second prize went to Summerfield Unit School with Thelma Smith as teacher. Theodore Werle praised rural schools for their health work and cooperation in tuberculosis prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County
Ladd
Michigan Tuberculosis Association
Robison Crusoe
Hans Brinker
Dog of Flanders
Wolf Ear the
Marie Bailey
Summerfield
Thelma Smith
Theodore J. Werle
Werle
Michigan
Democratic leaders oppose President's Welfare Bill in House debate
A redistribution of power debate shows Democratic leaders criticizing the Administration's Government Reorganization plan. John J. O Connor and Clifton A Woodrum voice concerns about excess executive authority and rising costs. Other lawmakers from Arkansas Texas Oklahoma express similar reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Congress
Mr. Roosevelt
John J. O'Connor
New York
House
Rules Committee
O’connor
Clifton A. Woodrum
Virginia
Appropriations Committee
Welfare
Hallon W. Summers
Texas
McClellan
Arkansas
Kleberg
Disney
Oklahoma
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Clare School News
Theatre Clare
Mary Boland
Ernest Truex
Mama
Buffalo
Screeno
Bakern
LAST
Richard Arlen
Mary Astor
Lionel Stander
Ceylon
Katharine Hepburn
Cary Grant
Peter Lorre
MR. Moto
Edgar Bergen
Charlie McGarthy
Deanna Durbin
Herbert Marshall
All's Fair
Nanking Broom Brigade
Nanking
Champs
Foss
C. Cappaert
Sutton
Jack Green
Ronald Doherty Doherty
Jack Leonard Cour
Jim Kane
Arthur Johnson Kane
Max. Parker
Floyd Callihan
Callihan
Bill Case
Fred Huntley
Case Romagne Williams
Tommy Kane Williams
Carl Cappaert
Weslie Samborn Cappaert
Martin Kennedy Jr
Samborn
Ivan
Up the Grove
Danny Burdo Burdo
Douglas Paxton Wernel Bergey Bergey
Don Sprague
Morris Kapplinger
Ray Marshall
Kapplinger
Russel Eberhardt
Edwin Foss
Ronald Brown
Phil Bradway
Brown
Lowell Harri Ring
Bill Leosh
Merte
Dale Joslin
Harold Moline Joslin
F. Snyder
Bud Kane Kane
Bob Ramey
Dan Brown Brown
Eugene Cour
Ronald Doherty
Cour
Jimmy Kane
Merle Archambault Kane
Ployd Callihan
Romayne Williams Chapman
Williams Jr
Carl Cappaert Samborn
Junior Anderson
Jr. Eberhardt
Anderson
Verner Bergey
Ivan Upthegrove
Bergey
Edwin, Foss
Claire Stanford
Jarvis Kapplinger
Stanford
Irwin Bates
Olaf
Fred
John Johnson
Danny Rose
Tri-County Health Unit
Region
U.S
Anderson’s Drug
Rexall
Lord Baltimore Stationery
Liggett’s Acres of Diamonds Chocolates
Bundreds
Ans
REDE
Ron
Valde
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