Clare School News Highlights Bowling Ire and Intramural Basketball
Goldie Gunderman leads Clare Bowlereties with a high score as several girls post strong marks while Donna Artibee struggles to join the top ranks. Intramural basketball coaches announced for Seniors to Freshmen with Earl Beljowa, John Dwyer, Curtis Hearns and Ted Hoersch guiding each class.
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Goldie Gunderman
Clare
Goldie
Shirley Schneider
Joan Busche
Betty Thatcher
Lou Haring
Donna Weible
Esther Nevins
Bark Thatcher
Ideil Urquhart
Donna Artibee
Achuol
Earl Beljowa
John Dwyer
Curtis Hearns
Ted Hoersch
Hoersch
Richardson
Clare High Band Showcases Hidden Talent Across Events
Clare High's band continues to perform widely with Kiwanis Travelogues Marine Band trip to Saginaw and plans to visit Central College Heten and U S Navy Band in May. May brings Big Rapids Spring Festival and radio programs from Mt Pleasant. Debut solos by Barbara Teale Jane Bicknell and quartet by Mary Ruth Eroh Martha McKinnon Betty Bellows Don Cole. A Coleman assembly last Friday featured the group and teachers were entertained at Education Institute. Band members say visible appearances depend on being asked.
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Clare High Hand
Saginaw
U. S. Marine
Central College
U. S. Navy
Big Rapids
The
Education Institute
Barbara Teale
Jane Bicknell
Mary Ruth Eroh
Martha McKinnon
Betty Bellows
Don Cole
Coleman
Mt. Pleasant
Counselors to aid students under new system
The school expands enrollment prompting a counseling plan. Seventeen teachers will each manage fifteen to twenty students, sharing duties to assist with academics and personal problems. The first group meeting was held in March, with counselors ready to research credits and course requirements and advise students.
Seventh grade spelling contest and bowling league notes
The seventh grade hosts two spelling contests with top ten: La Rae Dull Gary Muller Anna Butcher Tom VanHoose Bonnie Stanley Earling Bowen Peter Brown Boniifa Witbeck. Junior High girls bowl with Cherie Cain and Kay Friesner leading two-game scores 120 and 141. May adds 140 and 136. Officers elected: President Helen Cook Secretary Joyce Jones Treasurer Kay Friesner.
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la Rae Dull
Gary Muller
Anna Butcher
Tom VanHoose
Bonnie Stanley
Earling Bowen
Peter Brown
Boniifa Witbeck
Cherie Cain
Kay Friesner
Cheria
May
Gloria Milholi
Belen Cook
Barbara Heineke
Helen Cook
Joyce Jones
Sophomore Skating Party Draws Alumni and Guests
The March 16 event at Gate Way Lanes featured a floor show with Johnny Tex Collings singing Mule Train and other tunes. Barbara Teale Maureen Stuart Connie Selter Phylia Hoover Lu Ann Hampton Patsy Cox and Carol Wieferich performed on skates and piano while refreshments offered sandwiches and cookies.
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Gateway Lanes
Johnny
Tex
Lu Ann Hampton
Patsy Cox
Carol Wieferich
Girls win high points travel to Fourth Annual Convention
Jt Wade announced over the public address system that F E L A Gillis Carole Davis Donna Woodworth Pat Cox Alma Lee Lester and Norma Lou Arnold earned the top points and will attend the Fourth Annual Convention in Lansing March 24. Mrs Lester Cox will take the group Thursday morning. Registration happens in the college auditorium. They will sleep in quonset huts and attend meetings. Alma Lee Lester previously served as a state officer and is in charge of the banquet Thursday night. A dance is planned with Clare club members wearing red and white colors to the convention.
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Jt Wade
F.ela. Gillis
Carole Davis
Donna Woodworth
Pat Cox
Alma Lee Lester
Norma Lou Arnold
Lansing
Clare Club
Elif
Nature Study Club Party At Local High School
The Nature Study Club held a Friday evening gathering on March 16 at the high school. Guests Don Bell from the Conservation Department and Jerry Redman attended. Bell presented two Michigan nature movies in sound and color before members played games in the gym.
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Nature Study Club
Don, Bell
Conservation Department
Jerry Redman
Mr. Bell
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Ball Team Poised For Strong Season As Talent Shines
Slippery, a month from opening day, prepares for baseball time. Clare shows talent though one letterman left last year. Jim Richardson anchors first base with tough competition behind him. Infield stable with five ready to start. Outfield features slugging depth led by Hollie Haggart. Catching covered by Hob Beck and Dick Ulrich while Demarest stands out as a promising addition.
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Jim
Burka Rilett
Clare
Jim Richardson
Hollie Haggart
Hob Beck
Dick Ulrich
Demarest
Going Going Gone Bakefest Auction Raises Funds
Seniors held a bake sale auction in the auditorium during sixth hour on March 14 to raise money for a trip to ride the Great Lakes. Auctioneers Gene Ver rette Ed Pudway and Jack Brinker hoff caused playful bidding chaos as buyers competed against themselves. net result if all pay up is about seventy dollars. Mrs Bowerman thanks the Seniors for the cakes served to Walton Farm Bureau at Lye ning.
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Great Lakes
Gene Verrette
Ed Pudway
Jack Brinkerhoff
Shop Projects Raise Funds for New Tools Auctioned May
The shop develops items to fund a new workspace including a revolving top cocktail table with settee storage and foldable top. Other pieces include end tables lamps shoe shine boxes night stands radio stands lawn chairs and a rollabout cabinet to be auctioned in May.
Artful Noise Rumor Dismissed as School Pounding
Officials reassure students that the sixth hour pounding noises heard are not explosions or weapons. The sounds are attributed to routine art class activities and mechanical effects, sparing concern among the campus community.
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