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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1936

Page

7

School Newspaper Staff Roster Listed Names and Roles

A collegiate staff provides a roster of editors reporters and staff roles including Frank Reger Merle Samborn John Watson Herbert Breen Doris Ramey Jo Rosendahl Virginia Collins Betty Callahan Maryan White Thelma Koch George Tope Elmer Anderson Maxine Sowle Regina Krell Ardis Hales John Dunlop Alger Brown.

Frank Reger Merle Samborn John Watson Herbert Breen Doris Ramey Jo Rosendah Virginia Collins Betty Callahan Society Maryan White Thelma Koch George Tope Elmer Anderson Maxine Sowle Regina ‘Krell Ardis Hales John Dunlop Alger Brown

Who's Who Among the Seniors at Clare High

The feature profiles four Clare High seniors: Thelma Gordon born 1917 at the Cornwell farm in Clare County who aims to be a stenographer. Richard Groves born February 28, 1918 in Clare with Boosters Club and sports participation and class of 1936. John Harring born July 7, 1918 a tall football basketball athlete with Future Farmers of America membership. Elizabeth Harter born November 5, 1917 born Kalkaska later moving to Clare to finish senior year and also pursuing stenography.

Aduar Thelma Gordon Jane Cornwell Clare County Clare High School Boosters Club Richard Groves Clare Doherty Hotel Nic John Harring Harry Future Farmers of America Organization Elizabeth Harter Lize Huttle Lizzie Kalkaska Ithaca Michigan

Assembly and Student Council Minutes and Lecture Notes

Monday March 16 a North Western Assemblies program featured Frank Douglas on Klondike travel and gold discovery with gear displays. Student Council minutes note upcoming home-room assemblies and a continuing constitution project plus an order to present party plans by March 20. Cather, Poet.

Frank Douglas Klondise Canada North Western Assemblies Inc Marguerite Byba Miss Byba Maryan White Miss McLaughlin Miss Airey Miss Hoyle Mr. Kinsman Mr. Hansen Mr. Bates Our Council Stanley Parish Walter Crigger

Word to the Wise on Library Care and Conduct

A speaker laments poor magazine condition from careless handling in the school library and criticizes student behavior. She urges pride in the library and orderly use, noting damaged magazines and improper end of hour shelving of reference books and encyclopedia.

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Marketing Study by Home Economics Group

The Home Economics II girls studied marketing focusing on public markets in Michigan. They compared twelve stores on can sizes cuts of meat and product variety to apply findings at home and in school projects. Norman Garrow, Sophomore.

Michigan Norman Garrow

Sociology course notes on population growth and density

In seven weeks of Sociology the class analyzes Unit 111 the Problems of Our Biologic Heritage Quantity of Population and Unit IV Quality of Population. The chapters link declining population growth to urban density and distribution. Students debate whether to aim for a large or limited population and question if larger cities trend toward comfort and economy.

Grade News Highlights In First Grade Birthdays and Activities

This week in first grade two birthdays were celebrated for Harold Hardy and Johnny. Jackson led classmates in candle blowing and birthday wishes. Miss Allyn and the kindergarteners visited for Home Room singing about spring and related themes.

Harold Hardy Johnny Jackson Miss Allyn Holland Country Mr. Lowrey

Dutch School Rhythms and Top Spellers Highlight Day

Dutch children prepare for the school day and share room life as Wes faces a demanding Educators test with several classmates scoring 100 percent. Notable top performers in Number work include Della Lee Walker Richard Van Orden Ila Sutton Eugene Roberts Gordon Foell Mayme Ruth Brickert and Donald Brown, with last two spelling perfects by Donald Brown Mayme Ruth Bruckert Arlene Capen Ruth Cleveland Rosagene Hanley Dave Harter Mary Jane Kane Eugene Roberts Norma Six Richard Van Orden and Della Lee Walker.

Wes Della Lee Walker Richard van Orden Ila Sutton Eugene Roberts Gordon Foell Mayme Ruth Brickert Donald Brown Mayme Ruth Bruckert Arlene Capen Ruth Cleveland Rosagene Hanley Dave Harter Mary Jane Kane Norma Six

Dutch village in sand table grows with houses and windmills

The class builds a Dutch village in a sand table with houses barns windmills and planned geese cows tulips and pictures. On St Patrick s Day pupils made Shamrocks as not everyone wore green. A bare tools list shrinks as students strive for tablets and two pencils.

Students celebrate St Patrick's Day and share class notes

Eugenia Buzard and classmates earn 100 on weekly spelling test while Kay Clute brings Shaun ODay of Ireland and Ira Smith receives gifts for medical care in Ann Arbor. Absent due to illness are Virginia Perry Marjorie Loomis Rosemary Wright Arndeth Cleveland.

Eugenia Buzard Marjorie Casner Ardeth Cleveland Kay Clute Stanley Crum Thomas Grise James Kane Martha Kochi Mary Lou Sutton Rosemary Wright Barbara Zinser Shaun O'Day Ireland Hare Ira Smith Ann Arbor Spain Alfred Huntley Virginia Perry Marjorie Loomis Arndeth Cleveland

Eighth Grade Notes on Classes and Incident

Eighth grade reports on general science topics electrical devices and arithmetic including life accident and property insurance. Mrs Heal finished reading Hvadgeline to us. Forest Garchow reports he sprained his ankle while playing.

Sunday Gatherings and Toasts Highlight Community Event

Mr and Mrs Neil Monnsom and children visited his parents John Shiraef of Detroit and Helen Shiraef of Winn over Sunday. The annual yoster contest sponsored by the W O TU will be held at the Presbyterian church Friday evening at eight o clock. Neighboring oral geltools will take part in the contest.

Joseph D. Cleavinger Alma Roy Stickle Leslie Marion John DeMarr Detroit Ralph Sharpe Fen Delphine Balge Mary Elliott Mt. Pleasant West Branch Frank Allen Thomas McConnell Mary Louise MacConnell Grand Blanc Mary McConnell Floyd Thompson Velma. Coyne Saginaw Dan Coyne Porter Ellis Preston Johnson Alex Hislop Mr. Hislop Virginia Johnson Frank Hamilton F. H. Lynch Pat Battle Clifford Mutespaugh Delwin Neil Monnsom John Shiraef Helen Shiraef Winn W. 0. TU Presbyterian Church Oral Geltools

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