A High School Education for Going Into Business
A Clare High School study argues that choosing a career path in early high school shapes subject selection and future success. It contrasts college prep with practical courses like typing and bookkeeping for non college-bound students, noting school life builds character, responsibility, and independence. Marie, Marguerite, and Charles Cecil Callihan profiles illustrate student achievements in music, leadership, and sports, with reflections on lighting and learning.
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Charles Cecil Callihan
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Grade News Highlights From Mrs Parent Room
Mrs Parent visits and students endure illness while making mittens for Chil dren. Students earned top marks in final tests, with Mary Jane Kane and others excelling in spelling and arithmetic. Third grade plans a library for librarians. Fourth grade follows The Little Lame Prince. project images cover Sweden George Washington and King George. New students Garth Foote and James Foote join. 37 in room. health dictionary study continues.
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Garth Foote
Jack Foss
Carl Cappsett
Mona Jean Harvey
Junior Hampton
Wesley Samborn
Paul Creguer
Martin Kennedy
Roberta McKnight
Anna Schroeder
Martha Ann Parent
Wola Phintsey
Janet Duncan
Eola Phintsey
Eugene Maxwell
James Foote
Alicia
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Whose Who In The Senior Class
Column notes three seniors for approval by the editor. Marie Burke is highlighted as a senior student, moved to a new status, with details continuing beyond the visible excerpt. The item reflects the editor’s delayed effort after exams and aims to present senior profiles.
What High School Means to Me
A viewpoint on high school as preparation for college and life. It explains the goal of a comprehensive program, accreditation benefits, and the role of critical thinking, public speaking, sportsmanship, social activities, and guidance in shaping college paths.
Assembly audience enjoys Consumers Power moving pictures
On January 21 the high school hosted a moving picture program organized by Consumers Power. The event provided entertainment and information to students and staff, showcasing local utility services and safety tips in a concise presentation.
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Student Home Rooms elect officers for the new term
The Home Rooms met January 22 and chose officers by class: SENIORS under Mr Kitchin Frank Roger, Esther Poet, Ruth Ireland as student council reps. JUNIORS under Miss Wright Patricia Clute, Pearl Ackerman as secretary and treasurer. SOPHOMORES under Miss Alrey Neil Sowle as president. FRESHMEN under Miss Hoyle Walter Kleiner as president.
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Mr. Kitchin
Frank Roger
Esther Poet
Treas
Ruth Ireland
Thelma Koch
Stanley Parish
Carl Seiter
Miss MacLaughlin
Charles Callihan
Thelma Gordon
Lulu Fay Cassidy
Horate Desormeau
Ethel Coulter
Miss Wright
Patricia Clute
Pearl Ackerman
Marsha Sutton
Maxine Sowle
Bud Anderson
Dorothy Schlafley
Bus Bell
Mr. Bates
Alice Bradley
Bob Harriger
Freda Taylor
Effie Stanford
Bette Cunningham
Bill Moline
Miss Alrey
Neil Sowle
Leslie Shaw
Jo Rosendahl
Jean Wasson
Russel Koch
Warren Sharp
Mervin Robinette
Mr. Hansen
Francis Cappaert
Madalene Brooks
Ernestine Archambault
Alton Arnold
Clara Dawson
Rita Bernier
John Dunlop
Miss Hoyle
Walter Kleiner
Donna Leitner
Alice Foell
Weslie Shaw
Bette Walker
Geneva Stottlemyer
Wallace Crigier
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