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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1936
Page
3
Rep Miles Callaghan spoke to the high school about Washington and Lincoln, sharing life stories that inspired students. Students map wards, prepare term reports, and use the sociology library for research while pondering future projects.
At Beaverton January 31 FFA held Grain Judging and Seed Identification contests with teams from West Branch Pinconning Standish Gladwin Blanchard Coleman Sterling and Clare. Clare’s judging team Carl Seiter Jesse Newman and Frank Poet took first place for the fourth consecutive time while Seed Identification with Kenneth Waines Alton Arnold and John Haring also kept a four win streak. Afternoon features wildlife films and an address by Waite of the National Farm Bureau.
Leta Denton born October 28 1917 in Clare attended Bay City then Clare High as a freshman She is senior treasurer and office girl admired for her quiet smile Marian Dionise born July 6 1918 also from Clare High participated in girls basketball chorus boosters club and school plays and is well liked by classmates as she graduates
Sociology class completes Unit Two on physical heritage and geography. Students tackle mapping Clare city with 1916 dated maps, noting changes in buildings. Ward divisions guided by Raymond Verrette, Frank Reger, and Kathleen Young.
After a dull start Clare surged with a 13 point rally in the second half to beat Evart 13 to 10. The win, the penultimate game of the season, kept the crowd on edge as Clare showed late-game fire and control.
The February meeting led by Miss Margarite Byba set upcoming high school parties for March 13 April 10 and May 1. Dorothy Schlafley proposed a new assembly committee with Maryan White Jay Green and Lawrence Jackson as members. A Constitution committee of Regina Krell Dorothy Schlafley and Stanley Parish was appointed. Further business to be discussed next meeting.
The Science Club for the chemistry class elected Neil Maxwell as President Ruth Ulrich as Vice President Patricia Clute as Secretary and Bob Harriger as Treasurer. The group aims to send representatives to other schools to discuss science topics and plans photography work including developing pictures in the new dark room funded by candy sale proceeds.
A collection of satirical lines on ambition thrift happiness and gender roles. It skewers advice to the poor highway rhetoric and dated social norms with wry humor and sharp contrasts. The speaker riffs on fame desire fate and the absurdities of modern life.
The speaker asks what use the air’s gases have while dozing in a chair. They note nitrogen and oxygen are pure and ponder their role.
Mrs. Murdock Jr. praised first graders for good reading. Mr. Lowrey assisted in making red white and blue badges for George Washington birthday. First graders toured the California exhibit in the Fifth Grade Room. Students with perfect numbers included Buddy Rodebaugh Agnes Pierson Willard Ireland Daryl Blanchard Jack Powers Josephine Koch Barbara Schug. Best writing papers listed for many students.
Second graders showcase a Lindbergh program with readings and airplane themed lessons. Perfect spelling scores listed for a group of students. Students earned red white and blue Washington birthday badges and displayed healthy food drawings in health class.
Fourth grade classes split into two groups. Group one studies Word Ways while group two reads Busy Workers and Their Work. Fifth graders invite everyone to a California Day exhibit and share reports.
In Reading this week a story titled John Goes Down To Toy Valley was read about the Alps in Austria. Geography covered California with a California Day exhibit on products from The Great Valley. We learned multiplying fractions by whole numbers and fractions by fractions. Mary Lou Doherty turned ten last Thursday.
Seventh graders viewed Louis Pasteur on Sunday then moved to Mrs Heal's apartment for lunch. They played games after until six thirty.
The week introduces June Cleveland as the new monitor. Students planned to bring books and magazines to school for reading. The girls chose new sides for gym. In arithmetic the class studies banks and money deposits.
A Clare Chamber note highlights a visitor who praised local courtesy during past visits and has since become a steady booster. The piece urges all residents to treat tourists with respect to keep Clare as a welcoming gateway to the North and a hub for travelers.
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