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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1938

Page

16

Clare School News First Grade Highlights

First grade students enjoyed water falls and fire prevention themes in the Auditorium and read Wag and Puff after finishing the Elson Primer. Winter pictures decorate the room with stories. students earned best writing papers, and attendance remains strong.

Gene Ronnie Glen C Hulaine Barbara M Mary Junior Lorraine Verna Jean Charles Kenneth Reva Clarence Richard Willis Donna Nyla Belle Dorothy May Bill Mary Lou Nell Carolyn Billy Bobby Schaaf Glenna May Mary Lou Archambault Glenn Hardy Nyla Belle Walker Gilbert Jackson

Reports on A. Billy Adams and classmates progress

The class notes average marks for students including A. Billy Adams and Florence White. A 50 word spelling test saw Florence White Harry McCoy Patty Kane Robert Hampton Billy Adams and Dodglas Fleming spell all words correctly. The group studies Elson Reader and Folk Dancing with Miss Ousterhout while praising art and Eskimo pictures.

Billy Adams Shirley Artibee Ann Bicknell Robert Cimmerer Douglas Fleming Carol Hachmuth Robert Hampton Patty Kane Donna Jean Lumley Joan Marshall Harry McCoy Jesse Trump Florence White Dodglas Fleming Fay Hanel Elson Miss Ousterhout Fred Busche

Third Grade Honors in Health Habits Class

In Health Habits class top spellers earned A grades for the past semester. Students listed include Clarence Ostrowsky Hileen Parent Robert Perry Agnes Pierson Jack Powers Barbara Schug Charles Smith Roger Teal Harold Tibball Ardene Walters Mary Lou Williams Jack Woodworth Sally Brown Willard Ireland. John

Clarence Ostrowsky Hileen Parent Robert Perry Agnes Pierson Jack Powers Barbara Schug Charles Smith Roger Teal Harold Tibball Ardene Walters Mary Lou Williams Jack Woodworth Sally Brown Willard Ireland John

Clare High School 1937 Basketball Schedule and Scores

The Clare High School basketball record lists dates and results with opponents such as Coleman Sacred Heart Reed City St. Louis Gladwin Remus Evart and totals showing Clare 163 points and opponents 173 across the season. Key early games include Dec 3 Coleman 26 Clare 21 and Dec 7 Sacred Heart 15 Clare 23.

Clare High School Coleman Clare Sacred Ht Reed City St. Louis Gladwin Remus Evart Sacred Heart Opponents

Perfect attendance and best tests in our classroom

The text lists students with perfect attendance Arlene Capen Mayme Bruckart and others. It notes top performers in spelling arithmetic geography reading and English with names such as George Kane Mary Jane Kane Phyllis Ogle and Frederick Schneider. Norman Six is president and Mayme Bruckart vice president with Jacqueline Frey as secretary.

Arlene Capen Arlagene Hanley Jacqueline Frey Ila Sutton Mayme Bruckart Mary Jane Kane Phyllis Ogle Norma Six George Kane Donald Brown Frederick Schneider Marylou Wyman

Fifth grade clubs elect officers and organizers

New officers for the girls sewing club include President Vena Lee Gillespie, Vice President June Stanford, Secretary Marguerite Cremer, and Treasurer Phyllis Sternaman. Boys modeling club names President Richard Koch, Secretary Anthony Burdo, Treasurer Douglas Masten, Vice President Jack Rodabaugh. English class forms a Court of Good Grammar with policemen Janet Bicknell Anthony Burdo Doris Maxwell Douglas Masten and Billy Hawkins. Detectives are Gerald Babcock and Marguerite Cregeur.

Girls Sewing Club Vena Lee Gillespie June Stanford Marguerite Cremer Phyllis Sternaman Boys’ Modeling Club Richard Koch Anthony Burdo Douglas Masten Jack Rodabaugh Janet Bicknell Doris Maxwell Billy Hawkins

Mr Garthe Takes Geography and History Teaching Post

Mr Garthe will replace Mr Lowrey as Geography and History teacher in the room this semester.

Garthe Lowrey

International Friendship League sparks cross country letters

The 7th grade promotes a world wide correspondence program inviting members ages 10 to 25 to join. Members write English letters to friends in France Spain Germany Scotland England Belgium and Ireland, hoping for arrivals from far away lands. Membership cards are available through the 7th grade.

Ternational Friendship League United States International Friendship League France Spain Germany Scotland England Belgium Ireland

Eighth Grade Plans Assembly Program Focus

Eighth grade students use extra time to prepare for an upcoming assembly program at the high school while reviewing for examinations. In history, the class returns to the era of George Washington to explore early U S events.

George Washington

Michigan Tourist Office Moves to Dearborn Street

The Chicago Information Office of the Tourist Associations will relocate from Shaw-Walker Building to 823 South Dearborn Street around February 1. The ground floor office features a fifteen foot display window for folders maps and vacation lore exhibits. Miss Mildred Howe will continue directing the office.

Chicago Tourist Associations Shaw-Walker South Dearborn Street Dearborn Street Mildred Howe

Inauguration and Banking Topics for Study

A note outlines lessons on the first president’s inauguration and future banking topics such as checks notes and interest. It mentions an eighth grade skating party planned by William Foell Thomas Kane Floyd Callihan and Vernell Bergey with additional class help.

William Foell Thomas Kane Floyd Callihan Vernell Bergey

School meeting names second semester officers

In Tuesday morning’s Home Room the officers for the second semester were elected: President Herbert McDonald, Vice President Donald Davis, Secretary Isabel Little, Treasurer Donna Leitner, Student Council Representative Walter Kleiner, Reporter Donald Shively. Highest marks on the first semester commercial subjects were Leona Dobson in Business Training Peggy Ann Cote in Bookkeeping Ernestine Archambault in Shorthand I and Marie Woolston in Shorthand II.

Herbert McDonald Donald Davis Isabel Little Donna Leitner Walter Kleiner Donald Shively Leona Dobson Peggy Ann Cote Ernestine Archambault Marie Woolston

Convivium Elects Officers for Second Semester

The Convivium elected officers for the second semester with Audrey Dee Willey as President Donna Howe as Vice President Peggy Ann Cote as Secretary Treasurer and Donald Dunlop and Neil Joslin as Student Council Representatives. Neil Joslin’s filibuster failed and toboggan slides enjoyed at Harrison with guests. Betty asks how far Harrison is from Clare as two girls nearly missed a ride home.

Convivium Audrey Dee Willey Donna Howe Peggy Ann Cote Donald Dunlop Neil Joslin Neil Harrison Betty Clare

Senior exam results reveal top performers across subjects

Hilda Smith posted the best exam in French I Ardath Dawson second best In English IX Frances Davis scored 99 of 101 and wrote legibly with perfect punctuation Mary Smith led Latin I with George Parent second Peggy Ann Cote achieved an almost perfect score in Latin II Florence Ryan close behind In English XII June White led the seniors with Maryellen White in second place.

Hilda Smith Ardath Dawson Francies Davis Frances Mary Smith George Parent Peggy Ann Cote Florence Ryan June White Maryellen White

Pirates of Pinzance cast announced with key roles listed

The group has named the cast for Pirates of Pinzance including Frederic played by Melvin Robinette Ruth Gertrude McAlonan Mabel and Phyllis Ann Sherwood as the Daughters of the Major General. Richard Pirates King is Kenneth Haines with Samuel as Pirate Lieutenant Forest Gardon and Major General Edward Sargent among others.

Pirates Daughters Frederic Melvin Robinette Ruth Gertrude McAlonan Mabel Phyllis Ann Sherwood Richard Kenneth Haines Samuel Forest Gardon Walter Kleiner Edward Bernie Cleveland Isabel Alethea McLaughlin Kate Alice Foell Edith Mary Lou Roach

Murals Convert School Walls with Artist Jerry Mast

Art news highlights murals by Jerry Mast displayed in the school auditorium. Students, led by the instructor, ask questions about the back of the Spanish soldiers scene. The community praises Mast and the Clare school for the artistic achievement.

Jerry Mast Clare

Brooke elected president of C and O and Pere Marquette lines

George Doswell Brooke, recently named president of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, also becomes president of the Pere Marquette Railway and Nickel Plate Road after board actions in Cleveland. He succeeds W. J. Harahan and has served as executive vice president since 1936.

George Doswell Brooke Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Company Pere Marquette Railway Company Nickel Plate Road Two Roads Cleveland W. J. Harahan Mr. Brooke Redmans Brooke Baltimore & Ohio Railway R. N. Begien J. J. Bernet Bernet Mr. Harahan Pere Marquette Sutherlin Virginia Military Institute Culver Ind.) Military Academy

Navy Lengthens First Line of Defense in Pacific

The navy plans 140 PBY-2 patrol bombers to cover a 5 million square mile arc from the Aleutians to Panama. Nine long distance mass flights will precede, with sixteen squadrons in total, fourteen in the semicircular defense, including five in Hawaii, three in Panama, two in Seattle, and four in San Diego.

Pacific Aleutian Islands Guam Wake Midway Hawaiian Panama Navy Hawaii Seattle San Diego

United States Tops World in Church Varieties

The United States has more sects and distinct churches than any other nation, reflecting a broad spectrum of religious traditions and practices across the country.

New Deal Plan Seen Evolving Through Key Legislation

The article argues that Roosevelt and the New Deal are gradually achieving the original aims of N R A and A A A while the National Labor Relations Act and Wage Hour Act loom. It claims a systematic campaign against opponents, portraying legal critics as legalists as it attacks dissent and reshapes industry and agriculture.

Roosevelt New Deal Administration Congress National Labor Relations Act A.R. A New Deal Supreme Court Federal Tifteen

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