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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1939
Page
7
The Pioneer basketball team lost to Ewart with a final score of 25-17 Friday night. Ewart led most of the game though Pioneer players Green Bryant and Schaaf sparked a late rally in the fourth quarter.
In a close matchup, Cleland Green and Schaaf powered late rally plays while Hyatt sealed the win for Rvart with a late basket. Oret dominated inside scoring 13 for Rvart as Schadf led Clare with nine points. Substitutes Neilan Oradit, Jay Green, and Nor Man Sutton contributed solidly, with Parker and Watson deserving praise for defense and offense.
Student Council representatives were elected at the homeroom meeting Friday February 3 Elections are held at the start of each semester Each representative serves a year The first meeting after election elects new officers Last semester officers were President Walter Kleiner Vice President Donna Tubbs Secretary John Dunlop Treasurer Jay Green Members followed by class lists Freshmen Rex Joslin Barbara Caple Mavis Kennedy John Hal Douglas Paxton Sophomores Kathryn Dwyer Phyllis Koch Elaine Frey Lenard COarncross Donald Sprague Juniors Audrey Dee Willey Louise Cummins Forest Garden Phyllis Sherwood Mary Lou Reach Seniors John Dunlop Walt Kleiner Florence Hales Jay Green Mern gtine Archambault Donna Tubbs Donald David Frances Duncan Alice Foell
The journalism class divides into two groups to publish the paper this semester and form next year’s staff. Eighteen staffers remain and about ten in the beginning section. Two new students join Joy Groves and Louisa Cumming while Les Shaw Donna Tubbs and Ruth Arbold leave. The regular course class uses the Workbook in High School Journalism.
Mr Bailey's Busy Bees performed a program arranged by him from The Bvs of St Agnes by John Keats. Leslie Brown Coloma Leitner and Julia Smith played parts with Leitner on piano. The Pioneers held a pep session for the Evart game with Marion Olson leading yells and speeches. Neilan Cradit and Mr Lowrey gave talks followed by hand selections to close the session.
Students craft nine depot and train scenes on a large classroom board using a blackboard and easel. The project fits the room size and provides a roomy space to display students work and practice railway themed visuals.
In reading class we cover a birthday party for Peggy Ann Ruby in first grade. The lesson touches on the Eskimo topic.
The class notes strong progress from several pupils with steady attendance. Phyllis Huntley Lorraine Schultz and Richard Smith are highlighted for daily presence and improving performance.
A new pupil Emmet Thurdo from Illinois joins the group. Charlotta McHvoy moved to Mr. Pleasant. Several absences due to illness include Robert Hampton Joé Johnston Ruth Osborn and Joan Marshall. Miss Delia Neal Ogeman County School Commissioner visited on Tuesday.
Fourth graders performed Rumplestiltskin and completed a unit on Deep Sea Life. They created illustrated booklets and, with Mr. Lowrey, made a Marine Life movie. A library period is planned with librarians Dale White Barbara Schug and Mary Lou Williams.
Billy Hawkins leads one team and Doris June Stoll the other in a room tardy contest. The end arrives at spring vacation with the losing side buying candy bars for the winners. A second contest tracks who can read and report on the most books.
Home Ec Club kept officers for the year and planned a Beaverton trip on Thursday. Language Club received gifts from several countries and held a brief business meeting. Future Teachers Club sought a National Charter and outlined three months of plans including a rural school visit on February 28.
Juniors wear new class rings featuring a crest chosen by the student body. The school approved a three year design, a plan supported by most students. The juniors appear proud of their rings this year.
Temple residents shop and visit as Clare community shares sympathy for the Wyman family. Mr Wyman’s father died last Friday January 27, with local residents including Mr and Mrs Chester Pickering and Mr and Mrs Roy Myers in Sunday company.
A health district bulletin discusses Dr. Parran’s claim that syphilis affects one in ten adults, explaining the real distribution is lower in adults but higher when following a cohort from birth. Early diagnosis and treatment prevent organ damage and curb spread, with calls for cooperation and possible penalties for noncompliance. It also notes local health district activities and a favorable medical report on Howard Penrose’s health.
Mrs Sam Muir and Mr and Mrs George Scott visited Saginaw on Tuesday. Sympathy extended to Mr and Mrs Peter Oman and family on their mother's passing. A birthday surprise for Emmitt Holmes was held in Hersey Saturday evening.
Girls 4-H box social to raise funds for a sewing machine with a program announced. High school and rural students faced a Monday noon return due to a heavy blizzard that could make roads impassable at night.
The Andersonville club met with Mrs. Clarence Ramey on Friday. Numerous calls and weekend visits to the Ramey residence and nearby homes are listed, including families of Hovey, Lennox, Atcheson, Ben nett, and others. The piece notes Desert elevation and Clare Sentinel readership.
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