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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1936
Page
4
The Clare High School yearbook notes staff roles for editors and departments and bids farewell to a senior, Inky, detailing his activities in band, sports, drama, and student council. Esther Poet, born December 16 1918 at Clare, reflects on her Commercial course and senior year basketball and office work as she plans a stenographer career.
Jesse Newman born January 1 1919 in Clare County entered Clare High as a freshman. He became class vice president, joined Future Farmers of America, played baseball, and pursued agricultural studies to become a farmer. Stanley Parish born August 7 1918 in Saginaw attended Clare High and participated actively in school activities.
The student council met on Thursday April 16 with minutes approved. A motion by Stanley Parish to hold a party on April 29 was seconded by Raymond Verette and passed. Advisor Mr Kennedy suggested a local talent floor show. Entertainment committee members named Rita Brenier Marian Olson and Raymond Verette with others for remaining committees.
Betty Cunningham Norris Blyntone and Junior Jackson lead the event with decorations by Alicé Foell Generva Stottlemyer and Wallace Crigiex For the orchestra Jay Green and Stanley Parish For refreshments Jean Wasson Reaina Krell and Dorothy Schlaffley For advertisement Herbert Breen and Raymond Dwyer Regina Krell
On April 10 the high school gathered for a half hour to hear Mr Kennedy discuss the value of Good Friday and neglect of religious observances. He urged observing such days and noted rising sentiment. the students joined in singing old church hymns and the program was well received. Maryan White.
An after Easter reflection urges all to answer the risen Savior’s call and seek the gift of eternal life. It speaks of hope guiding each individual toward faith, peace, and happiness through His unfailing guidance.
The class studies a continued story about a French priest who helps the poor aided by two rich American women. A budding romance promises to add interest as the plot unfolds and everyone awaits the outcome.
A fragment notes Betty Callihan finding Latin phrases and wordplay intriguing yet challenging. The text mentions "strageling" and "Gaesar" as part of a students’ close reading exercise.
Clare High prepares the Belle of Bagdad operetta produced by the Boys and Girls Glee Clubs in the auditorium on Tuesday May 5 with a follow up Spring Band and Glee Club concert on Friday May 8. Rip Van Winkle cantata will be featured. A first and second grade group performed at the Good Literature Club last Tuesday afternoon. The Girls Glee Club travels to Mt. Pleasant this afternoon for the Central Michigan High School Music Contest.
The nitrogen chemistry unit yielded no explosion and proceeded smoothly while organic chemistry becomes the focus. Special projects run across subjects with notable student results. The science club has bought a camera to remain in the department at year end.
Discussion outlines that social changes outpace biology and that rapid mechanical progress creates moral legal and educational challenges. It notes future job reductions from machines, possible solutions like unemployment insurance and pensions, and calls for constructive methods to share costs and study economic balance next week.
First graders return to school after illness and enjoy Elson Books and seat work pads while noting top writers and a Lily plant gift. Second graders share Haster candy and bunny gifts, with perfect scores in reading and spelling. fourth graders post eight in arithmetic and group reading activities.
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