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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1936
Page
4
The piece lists staff positions and editors and urges students to strive beyond yesterday. It argues for higher aims beyond routine tasks, condemns harmful habits, and promotes self discipline and better citizenship for the future.
Fragment notes small price marks for items likely in a grocery ad. Mentions 10-oz bottles, fixtures, cakes, and package counts with cents per pound and per item figures. Dense, unclear context.
A reflective note urges not letting others set standards, urging self examination and steady daily improvement to raise aims. Jo Rosendahl explains progress comes in steps, helping both self and others through consistent effort.
The January 24 Clare High Student Council meeting, led by President Miss Marguerite Byba, covered study hall monitor policy, a January 29 party, and assembly collection. A committee to set future party dates was formed by Dorothy Schiafley, Rita Bernier, and Herbert Breen. Transportation for cheerleaders was approved, and committees for the mid year party were named for entertainment, orchestra, and refreshments. The session adjourned with a note about the play The Belle of Bagdad on February 28.
Clare High School introduces sociology as a one semester subject for seniors and a few juniors. The course, taught by Mr. Kennedy, covers human associations and societal problems, with slides on farm and factory machinery and a focus on etiquette and leisure activities. Maxine Sowle and Neil Maxwell noted in class reflections.
Elizabeth Louise Callihan born April 27 1919 has spent all her school days at Clare Public School She earned A s and B s and led in class secretary and Girls Glee Club She participated in two operas junior and senior plays and served on the newspaper staff She suffered an injury during Christmas vacation and hopes to return to school soon wishing her success
Lula Fay Cassiday born December 12 1917 will graduate high school at 19. She attended Wilson grammar and elementary school, then Clare High School as a freshman. She enrolled in a Commercial Course and also Home economics studies.
The speaker warns that Lida Fay may pursue nursing but often becomes an ordinary housewife instead. They acknowledge the profession is crowded but wish good luck to those choosing nursing.
Twelve children filled the room on Wednesday due to snow and cold. Mrs. Holden thanks students and parents for beautiful plants sent after her mother's death. Names listed include Robert Horrell Barbara Schug Wilbur Ireland Willard Ireland Dale White Donald Cappaert Mileen Parent Carl Freeman Robert Perry Buddy Rodebaugh Jackie Woodworth Bobbis Samborn.
These students were neither absent nor tardy this past month: Mary Low Wyman Della Lee Walker Jack Leonard Dale Joslyn Lawrence Huntley Arlene Capen and Ruth Bergy. Eight children attended class on Wednesday including Mary Lou Wyman Richard VanOrder Norma Liz Phyl Ng Ogie Mary Jane Kane Dave Harter Ruth Cleveland and Arlene Capen. Class 1 completed the Elson Second Reader and almost finished seat work now using Real Life Reader. Mary Lou Wyman and Arlene Capen achieved 100% on the last two spelling tests. Dave Harter excelled in the recent Number work. The community mourns Donna Mae Bugbee who passed away recently. Her kindness and courtesy left a lasting impression on the students.
The third grade students made heart crafts each bearing a personal inscription and drew scenes from stories. Donna Jearl Langston brought popcorn for a party, and fourth graders Randall and Billy Archambault colored Rumplestiltskin pictures on the blackboard. The class studied long division, singular and plural nouns, and followed a Congo River geography lesson.
Fifth graders report on problem solving tests, geographic studies of the southern and western states, and livestock industries. They describe absences due to a death, art projects on March of Time, and reading assignments. Seventy tasks include feudalism reports and humorous classroom dialogue, with continued discussion on page four.
Mr Lowrey notes a morning program with Bar bara Caple and Alliene Cimmerer performing a duet and each giving a solo. In geography class the focus is Hungary with pictures on the board.
The item features quotes from Bates and Stan Parrish, noting sarcasm about talking back and a menu including chicken and dumplings, hot biscuits, ice cream, and peanuts. The fragment hints at a humorous or culinary exchange in a local setting.
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