Clare School Concert Highlights North and South American Music
On April 11 Clare School grades perform a themed program Music of North and South America with folk songs and dances directed by Miss Tobey and Jo anne Richard. The program features South American pieces from Mexico Bolivia Brazil and Peru including the Mexican hat dance. Canada and the United States follow with regional songs and varied groups portrayed. Helen Ataquin and Charlotte McDaniel play violins with Miss Gerow at piano. The closing Virginia Reel invites audience participation and the entire crowd sings America the Beautiful. Tickets cost thirty five cents for adults and fifteen cents for children.
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North
South America
Miss Tobey
Joanne Richard
Mexico
Bolivia
Brazil
Peru
Canada
Helen Ataquin
Farwell
Charlotte McDaniel
Ience
Virginia
Tunes of the Day Popular Records rundown list
A compact wallcard of popular tunes listing titles such as The Girl That I Marry Why Did It Have to End So Soon Rose In the Rain Garden in the Rain If You Knew Susie Puss In Boots and other song names styled for a period compact.
Students Vie in Speech Assembly Elimination Contest
Sopho mores presented declamations and four finalists were chosen Julia Ireland Robert Krell Lorraine Schultz and Dorothy Smith. The March 21 event in the school auditorium leads to district competition with judges Mrs Bowler Mrs Shepon ski and Mrs Bicknell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Crawford
Julia Ireland
Robert Krell
Lorraine Schultz
Dorothy Smith
Napoleon
Paul Sheponski
Theodore Bowler
Willard Bicknell
Poe
Schiller
Edith Wharton
Paul Gallico
Robert Frost
Maxwell Anderson
Mable Mulder
Donald Holbrook
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Clare High spring sports begin in gym as snow clears
About fifty Clare High students turned out for spring sports after starting last Monday. With snow on the ground they train in the gym boxing tumbling and later anticipate baseball track tennis and possibly golf. Coaches Richardson and Wheeler aim for a winning season and a stronger track team.
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Clare High
Richardson
Wheeler
Bob Hampton
Bill Borle
Borle
Minstrels Balance Surplus After Fund Drive For Piano
The student event raised 563.70 from ticket sales to finish paying the grand piano. After paying the piano 213.70 and 100 in miscellaneous expenses, a 250.00 surplus remains. The student council plans new school equipment.
Senior class three act comedy at Clare High School
The senior class presents a three act comedy on April 18 at 8:00 PM in the Clare High School auditorium. Performances feature Wilbur Ireland eating worms and Bob Samborn in a fender-from-away-back yander parody, with Dale White in hillbilly garb amid a Martins and Coys style feud.
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Wilbur Ireland
Bob Samborn
Yander
Dale White
Martins
Coys
Brannigans
Campbells
Clare High School
Students Enjoy Educational Movie at High School
The entire high school attended a March 7 auditorium screening. Reel one featured cello playing, reel two showed a man and woman on two pianos with pieces like The Flight of the Bumble Bee, and reel three explored the universal jeep and its versatile uses in farming and other work.
FFA Parliamentary Team From Clare Wins Beaverton Trip
The Clare FFA parliamentary procedure team led by Wayne Carnecross Stuart Eberhart Bob Krell Larry Bay and Raymond Owens won the local contest and traveled to Beaverton on March 5. They finished third among six teams and earned fifteen dollars in prize money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverton
Wayne Carnecross
Stuart Eberhart
Bob Krell
Larry Bay
Raymond Owens
Clare
Drive for Red Cross by Home Economics Club
Future Homemakers of America sponsored a Red Cross drive the week of March 3 to 7. Volunteers sold candy popcorn potato chips gum and cupcakes in the cafeteria line each day. Different girls contributed items and jars were placed in school rooms for donations.
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Future Homemakers of America
American Red Cross
F H. A
Cafeteria Drive Donates Proceeds to Red Cross
Funds raised from a cafeteria donation effort were sent to the Red Cross to support its ongoing services for those unable to purchase meals.
Student Council Reports on Recent Activities
President Donald Cappaert called the meeting on Wednesday March 22. The junior class won permission for a Box Social on Friday night. The award committee will confer with Coach Richardson and Mr Wheeler on track awards. Discussion covered purchasing a new inter room communication system to enable announcements read over it rather than printed.
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Donald Cappaert
Richardson
Wheeler
East Vernon Extension Group Holds All Day Meeting
The East Vernon Extension Group met at Mrs. Wilson Bader's home on March 13 for an all day session with a noon meal. Fifteen members and two visitors attended. Mrs. Dale Stough led a lesson on Keeping Fit and demonstrated relaxing exercises. The next meeting in April will cover Floor Coverings and Finishes.
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East Vernon
Wilson Bader
Dale Stough
North Vernon Extension group meets at Mrs Mary Brooks home
The third meeting of the North Vernon Extension group was held at the home of Mrs Mary Brooks on Tuesday evening March 4. Mrs Arthur Thayer called the meeting to order. Nine members answered roll call. Mrs Betty Ervin gave a helpful lesson on Keeping Fit. After the lesson guests enjoyed homemade ice cream and cookies. The meeting adjourned and members left for home. The next gathering will be at Mrs Hazel Beatty’s home on April 8.
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North Vernon
Mary Brooks
Arthur Thayer
Betty Ervin
Hazel Beatty
Eagle Extension group meets for afternoon session at Mrs Newman home
The Eagle Extension group met at the home of Mrs. Ted Newman on March 14 with twelve members present. Leaders Mrs Zarah Penrose and Mrs Mary Miller led a lesson on Buying Household Equipment and urged family participation in a ten year equipment plan. Hostess served lunch. The group plans another meeting March 27 at Mrs Roger Kleinhardt.
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Eagle Extension Group
Ted Newman
Zarah Penrose
Mary Miller
Roger Kleinhardt
Evergreen seedling program offers trees to Michigan farmers
Michigan farmers can buy evergreen seedlings from Michigan State College forestry. Red pine three year olds cost 4 dollars per 1000 and jack pine two year olds 2 dollars per 500. Quantities are limited to 1000 red pine and 500 jack pine per customer. Seedlings ship FOB from East Lansing or Wellston.
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Michigan
Department of Forestry
Michigan State College
P. W. Robbins
MSC Department of Forestry
F.O.B
East Lansing
Wellston
U. S&s. Forestry Service
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clare School News
Popular Records
Calico
Western Records
Susie
Missouri
Children’s Records
Bozo
Circus
Kent Curtis
Jennifer Holt
James Ellison
Anne Gwynne
Loretta Young
David Niven
Nora Prentiss
Ann. Sheridan Kent ‘Smith
Minstrel Show
Theatre
Houghton Lake
Affairs of
Geraldine
Jane Withers
Jimmy Lydon
China
Gene Tierney
George Montgomery
Nocturne
George Raft Lynn Bari
California
Ray Mill
Barbara Stanwyck
U. S. Army
War Department
Arctic
Williwaw
Adak
Alaska
Army Ground Forces
Cappaert
Rodabaugh
Campbell
Perry
Smith
Doherty
Johnston
Ireland
Wilbur
Hahn Q
Willard
Joslin
Wallace
Worstell
White
Cc i Fleming
Holbrook
Wright
Beck
A Musser
Bellows
A Borle
McNerney
Hampton
F.F.A
RED Cross
GEM Theatre
Bowery Bombshell
Leo Gorcey
The
Gilbert Roland
Bippy Mearre
Harrison
Lawrence Tierney
Anne Jeffreys
Sunset Cars
van Johnson
Keenan Wynn
Pat Kirkwood
Sun
Mon
Dean Jagger
Philip Merivale
Qudley Hichols
Bewey Kitch
Atanonder Kreatad MaryckCartiy
Nancy Coleman
BLACK
Angel On MY Shoulder Starring
Paul Muni
Arng Taster
East Vernon Group
Secretary
North Vernon Group
Eagle Group
State College
Bang
Thayers
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