Clare School News Highlights Student Activities and Clubs
The article lists staff roles across departments and notes Virginia Collins enrolled in Agriculture. It chronicles a student named Russ, detailing his year by year club memberships in Boosters Club Future Farmers and FFA, plus athletic participation in basketball and baseball and involvement in the junior play and athletic board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Reger
John Watson
George Tope
Hilmer Anderson
Wannescee
Thelma Kochsraailsy
Jo Rosendahl
Merle Samborn
Herbert Breen
Maryan White
Maxine Sowle
Regina Krell
Hilda Smith
Virginia Horton
Marsha Sutton
Doris Ramey
Boosters Club
Future Farmers
F.A
Athletic Board
Sciences Club
Russ
Seniors Feature in Clare High Hall of Fame
A Wolverton era reminiscence gathers Clare High School seniors Merie Samborn Sandy Carl Seiter Curley and Russell Sharp. The piece recalls their birthplaces and dates, high school activities from class presidents to Future Farmers of America and the band, plus reflections on education and the path after graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merie
Carl Seiter—Curley
Rosefoush
Clare High
Clare High School
Dad
Merle Samborn
Freshman Home Room Performs As School Explores Family Roles
Assembly program opens with operetta selections and student numbers. Esther Poet notes sociology unit on Problems of Our Social Heritage focusing on marriage divorce and family influence on child development. She observes shifts as women enter industry and public life while home roles evolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
Freshman Talent Highlights School Amateur Hour
A lively report on a school freshman talent show featuring singing, banjo, guitar, tap, and a two-person duet. The writeup mentions a spring music contest at Central State Teachers College Mt Pleasant, with venue attire and a guest guitarist. It notes plans for the Junior Senior Prom on May 14 and hints at upcoming performances by the Juniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Shaver
Virginia Stoy
Uoah Abbott
Florence Hales
Jr. Schaaf
Murray Moore
Ronnie Blystone
Marian Olson
Ronnie S Blystone
Gong
My New Hat
Donna Tubbs
Winifred Kane
Central State Teachers College
Mt. Pleasant
Virginia Collins
Charles Slabi
Gladwin
Mich
High School Dance With Green and White Decor Wowed Crowd
Wednesday April 29 the Student Council sponsored a high school party praised as fire taps for crowd appeal. Decor featured a green and white false ceiling and maypole center, plus a green and white orchestra pit and white picket fence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orioles
Farwell
Michigan
Rose Mary Wright
Evelyn Olsen
Evelyn
Marion Olson
Marion
Reading Certs Stars And Class Activities At School
Bar bra Schug has read seven extra books this year and Eileen Parent is next in line for Reading certificates. Students dramatized The Three Billy Goats Gruff, while Squirrels work alone and Butterflies strive to catch up with Bees. Dandelions hepaticas and other flowers arrive as wintergreen berries are planned for a party on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Schug
Eileen Parent
May Lon Williams
Josephine Koch
Second Grade Norma Six’s Mother Visits Art Room
The class makes camel and animal pictures this week and prepares for a Gym Demonstration. Several students achieved perfect spelling scores on two recent tests including Delta Lee Walker and Richard Van Orden, with many others named for top performance in Number Work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Six
Delta Lee Walker
Richard van Orden
Ila Sutton
Eugene Roberts
Phyllis Ogle
Mary Jane Kane
Dave Harter
Laverna Hanel
Rosemary Dwyer
Ruth Cleveland
Arlene Capen
Mayme Ruth Bruckart
Donald Brown
Gordon Foell
Jack Leonard
Eugene Robertts
Fourth Grade Reading and Geography Progress Report
Miss Gerow reads Little Jeanne of Trance to the class. Students study perimeters and areas of a Vegetable Garden in arithmetic. Group I reads The Overalls Boys in Switzerland. Group II reads Swiss stories. Geography starts a Rhine River trip through Germany. English focuses on Action-Word Families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerow
Jeanne
Trance
Switzerland
Rhine
Germany
Fifth Grade News on Countries and Flowers
Fifth graders studied Haiti Mexico Yucatan and Central America. Roberta McKnight and Marie Schultz delivered Spring bouquets. Martha Ann Roach shared Hawaii reading material. Arthur Clute received a Pennsylvania Pen pal letter. Replies came from Washington Colorado Texas and Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haiti
Mexico
Yucatan
Central America
Roberta McKnight
Marie Schultz
Martha Ann Roach
Hawaii
Arthur Clute
Pennsylvania
Washington
Colorado
Texas
Local residents share hobbies across indoors and outdoors
Statements reveal a range of pastimes from bridge, riding, knitting, and tennis to golf, poetry, reading, and travel planning. Several attendees express seasonal or general interests, with notes on hobbies like indoor crafts and outdoor sports.
Early settlers and Indians grow mint for use
The text notes that Indians and early settlers collected mint and silgo grew around it for their needs, highlighting the plant's practical use in frontier times.
Lab comedy skit quips spark electric hair joke
In a playful exchange a group riffs on science and fishing as banter heats up. Characters including Jack Frances Byron Mr Bates and Mr Kennedy trade quips about labs, left handedness and a mysterious forehead cut in a lighthearted scene.
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Clare School News
Betty Callihan
Virginia, Collins
Gerald P. Nye
Johnson’s
Florists’ Telegraph Delivery Association
White’s Fruit and Floral Farm
East 6Th Street
Clare, Mich
Jigey
Dolly
Lulu Tay Cassady
Marie Burke
Ethel Coulter
Marge McFarlane
Leta Denton
M. Byba
Lola Sanford
Jean Groves
Franny
Green
Frank
Roger
Bonnie
Mrs. Bowler
Thelma
The
Powers-That-Be
Kitchin
Miss Alrey
Chear
Keyhole
Kookie
Jack
Mr. Bates
Frances Cappeart
Byron
Frances
Bryon
Mr. Kennedy
Ray Dwyer
Bob
Bud
Musta
Bob—Gwan
Ocner
Gales
Metal Box Chocolates
Rexall
Anderson Drug Store
Michigan Bell Telephone Company
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