Graduating Class Of 1938 Readers And Writers Highlight
The year’s work ends for the Graduating Class of 1938 with top readers and writers named. Highlights include best spelling, progress in special education, and student leadership elections. Attended events include a Fellowship on the parsonage lawn and a Weenie roast attended by nearly 70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Adams
Shirley Artibee
Naoma Becker
Ann Bicknell
Robert Cimmerer
Thomas Creguer
Douglas Fleming
Dawn Gardner
Margaret Rose Gillespie
Carol Hachmuth
Robert Hampton
Joe Johnston
Patty Kane
Donna Lumley
Joan Marshall
Harry McCoy
Joanann Perry
Florence ‘White
Joe Tomaski
Norma Smith
Carol Hachruth
Douglas Pleming
Tom Creguer
Patty Kané
Laura Pifer
Butler
Benny McKnight
Clare School News Highlights and Memorial Day Observance
Robert Foster brought a frog to school and Bill shared news of his baby sister and six puppies. Classes 1 2 3 finish We Three and Playtime. reading Smedley Olson and Nip the Bear. Seat Work Books used. Students sang America and saluted the flag while making badges. Reva Matheus moved away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Foster
Bill
Smedley
Olson
America
Reva Matheus
Art Lessons Tie Circus Theme to Student Yearlong Attendance
Joe id Parker and James Reeder attend daily art lessons centered on circus topics throughout the year, joining ongoing classroom exploration led by the instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Id. Parker
James Reeder
Local School Notes From Mackinaw City Visit
Margaret Thompson visits relatives at Mackinaw City. Vivian Huntley is absent due to illness. Mary Lou Williams can return to school. Second and third groups finished spelling books and prepare for tests next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Thompson
Mackinaw City
Vivian Huntley
Mary Lou Williams
Jack Green Elected President of Our Club
Jack Green was elected president for the last period of the club. The vote established his leadership as the group prepares for upcoming activities and scheduled meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Green
Local Students Noted for English Scores and Moves
Marjorie Casner moved Virginia Cornell from Lake to school last Friday while Eleanor Cashin relocates to Lake George. A list of students scoring hundreds on English tests includes Ardeth, Donna Rae, Mary Lou, Betty Case, Russell T., Beverly. Penmanship speed test entrants feature Ardeth Cleveland, Marjorie Loomis, Madonna Edick, Jane Ann, Donna Rae, Rosemary Wright, Betty Case, Martha Koch, Kay Clute, James Kane, Barbara Z, Virginia Perry, Mary Lou Sutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Casner
Virginia Cornell
Lake
Eleanor Cashin
Lake George
Ardeth
Donna Rae
Mary Lou
Betty Case
Russell T
Beverly
Ardeth Cleveland
Marjorie Loomis
Madonna Edick
Jane Ann
Rosemary Wright
Martha Koch
Kay Clute
James Kane
Barbara Z
Virginia Perry
Mary Lou Sutton
Clare Junior High Softball Tops Farwell Twice
Clare Junior High softball defeated Farwell in two games 17 to 8 and 13 to 3. Players Carl Cappaert Junior Samborn and Wesley Samborn hit home runs. Seventh and Highth grade girls staged a Mothers Style Show directed by Norma Fisher with a play and organized by seventh and Highth grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Farwell
Carl Cappaert
Junior Samborn
Wesley Samborn
Norma Fisher
Poppy Poster Contest Winners and School Activities
Cleo Paxton won first in the high school division with Henry Denton second and Cleland Green third. William Foell led the Junior High group with Norma Fisher second and Martha Ann Roach third. Eugene Maxwell received honorable mention. Language students enjoyed a May 26 weiner roast and hike guided by Forest Gardon, director of Clare High German Band. Sophomores sold hot dogs at games. all had photos taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo Paxton
Henry Denton
Cleland ‘Green
William Foell
Norma Fisher
Martha Ann Roach
Eugene Maxwell
Clare High
Forest Gardon
Teale and Davis Families Reminded of Birthdays
Rev Wesley Teale and Mrs Clarence Davis were reminded of their birthdays at the Teale home. Present were David Taale Will Teale and family of Clare, Aaron McReynolds and family of Coleman, Theron Brookman and son Jim Hatfield of Flint, Ula Teale, W H Brackart and Daisy of Colonville, Frank Musser and Gene Golden and family, plus cousin Henry Ceffman who returned with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nunn
Ray Bergey
Verna Bergey
Clare
Edna Bergey
Mt. Pleasant
Harold Walters
Guy Walters
Rey H Bergey
Mer
Wesley Teale
Clarence Davis
Sunday School and Church Services in Leake Grange Hall
Local notice records regular Sunday events at Grange Hall Leake with Reverend Chas Kleinhardt as pastor. The rest of the item lists funeral details for Geo Syer and a long roll of weekend visits and relatives from multiple Michigan cities and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange Hall
Leake
Chas. Kleinhardt
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Ronald Doherty
Dale Joslin
Patricia Cour
Norway
Hayes Agricultural Unit High School
Harrison
Irene ‘Bailey
Ralph Bailey
Arnold Bringold
Harold Bringold
Robert Burns
Lillian
Burnett
Kenneth Coulter
Evelyn, Peck
George "Price
Esther Robbins
Wayne Sprague
Anna Vetr
Ireta Woods
Alvin Davis
Charles Eaton
Mildred Fry
Doris Garbet
Lucille Gordon
Harold Heber
Florence Higgins
Arden Light
Guraith Manwaring
Tia Horn
Lawrence Myers
Rita
Nickerson
Surrey Township Ag. School
Morris Craford
Garth Corrie
Ford Frizzell
Edith Glass
Gertrude Hanes
Harvey Hathon
Laura
Horn
Marie Loeffler
Dale McAlvey
Junior McAlvey
Lucelia McPhail
Dale Miller
Violet Jean Perry
Thelma Putman
Kenneth Rawson
Karl Schmid
Harl Smedley
Olive Smedley
Morton Tolson
Robert. van Buskirk
Clare School News
Lone Oak Riding Stables
Sturgeon Road
Midland
E. J. Powers
ART News
Loomis
Lake News
Geo. Scott
Geo. Syer
Dave
Gleaner Hall
Garfield Cemetery
Youse
Frankfort
King
A. Boucher
Flint
Hart Church
Ewart
Bassett
Dwight Gilman
Baton Rapids
Galvin Tryon
Earl Halstead
Lansing
Arthur Smith
John Halstead
Rexall
Hai
Bromo Seitzer
Fletchers Castoria
Orn Sc
Rekall Avent
Elkay's
Prince Albert Tobacco
Thayers
Mt. Plessant
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