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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1938
Page
6
An editorial urges students to critique constructively rather than mock the school. It notes teachers are fallible and should be treated fairly while emphasizing criticism should aim to improve team performance and overall success, not smear faculty or spread “soft soap.”
Clare totals 187 points while opponents score 195 across the season. Game results list dates opponents and Clare scores including Dec 8 Coleman 26 Clare 21 and Feb 25 Sacred Heart there. Remaining entries show varied results with home and away games against Reed City St Louis Gladwin Remus and Byatt.
Miss Esther Tobler born August 31, 1909 in Traverse City grew up in Three Rivers Michigan where she lived ever since. She graduated from Three Rivers High School in 1929 and earned an AB from MSNC in 1935 with Latin major and French minor. She began teaching in Mendon in 1985 and plans to continue with enthusiasm. She spent summers in Washington DC and a New York trip during Christmas vacation.
First graders read Wag and Puff books and view winter pictures. The band plans a Farcial program on February 18 with five cent admission followed by an amateur contest. Teachers discuss issues in separate groups, while students study banking in arithmetic and make summerlike garments in Home Etc. Items include new library books and a visit by Charles Hamilton to Clare High School. Hamilton spoke on handicapped success stories. Ben Carpenter is featured in a chapter.
The Commercial Law class visited Harrison on Monday January 24 to observe court procedure. Deputy defendants named Norma Catrow Tommy Dwyer Charles Smith and Judge Ray Hart of Midland presided with attorney Joseph Naumes Clare and prosecutor Donald Holbrook present.
Last Friday the Home Economics Club entertained students and mothers in the auditorium with a style show featuring a list of club girls. A short play followed set in a girl’s room before a Home Economics party. Officers elected include President Barbara Houghton and Vice President Florence Ryan.
The army air corps tests a new all purpose fighter nicknamed Triple Threat. Armored hull for five crew, speeds above 300 mph, 2500 mile range, capable of bombing, attack, or pursuit. Designed to fit mass production and operate up to 30 000 feet, it marks a significant experimental model in the air corps program.
Suede comes into its own with a big splurge this season as designers use it like any fabric for hats bags suits coats and even shoes. The coatlike dress shown is tailored of suede.
In a semi annual vote the Student Council elected Jay Green Bill Tryon and Jim Murphy for president with Murphy winning. Gertrude MacAlonan and Kenneth Hainds were nominated for vice president with Gertrude prevailing. John Dunlop beat Mary Smith for secretary. Wallace Krell and Jay Green were nominated for treasurer with Green reelected. Intramural basketball was discussed and each home room will form a noon team and girls teams will be added. Pins with the school emblem will be ordered. The council aims to fund athletic letters via candy sales.
St Louis beat Clare 24-14 as Bryant led the Pioneers with 10 points before a large homecoming crowd. Reserves, led by Parent and C Green, won 24-9. Clare also lost several other matchups with Remus and Coleman while Schaaf Sutton and George Parent stood out for varied scorers across games.
Remarks include Mr Bates praised for driving efficiency. Ben Franklin birthday noted as January 17. Bona Pars home room assembly described as successful. The Athletic Board party called a hugh success. Glare students enjoy Harrison slides. Violet and Ethel identified as twins. Butch Smith referenced in relation to Mr Bates. Declamations for fifth graders underway. Faculty members enjoyed an old-time sleight vidé party. GO brings funch to school with noon town visits. Benjamin Franklin birthday celebrated Monday January 17.
Carl Lindy age nine and Harvid Lloyd Allen age five, of Rosebush, were seriously injured when two boys on a sled hooked a truck and were struck by an oncoming car driven by Elmer Brown of Delwin. Mrs Brown and several bystanders aided at the scene. Harold was taken to Ann Arbor with a broken collarbone and jaw, Lindy remained at Mt Pleasant hospital, and Mrs Allen accompanied Harold to Ann.
Florence Graham Rosebush senior at Central State Teachers College has been named to the colleges scholastic honor roll for the fall term. A Rosebush High School graduate class of 1934 she has excelled in academics and student activities and placed in the highest honor brackets.
An old ad touts a sleep aid and kidney evacuant product called Bukets. It claims to ease bladder irregularities and irritation by eliminating excess acids and waste. The locally sold tablets are priced at 25 cents and available at Anderson's Drug Store.
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