Staff Roles Confirmed in School Newspaper
The annotated roster lists editors reporters and department heads for the school newspaper. Names include Frank Reger John Watson Merle Samborn and Doris Ramey among others with assignments in sports humor and language clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Reger
John Watson
Lancet
George Tope
Elmer Anderson
Thelma Kach
Jo Rogendahl
Merle Samborn
Herbert Breen
Maryan White
Maxine Sowle
Regina Krell
Seniors Whose Lives Highlight Local Yearbook
John Watson born February 19 1917 in Saginaw shows active high school life with basketball baseball football plays Booster Athletic Board and newspaper staff. Maryan White born July 26 1919 in Toledo Ohio spent school years in Clare with commercial secretarial courses and activities in Basketball Athletic Board Glee club operetta science library newspaper annual staff student council.
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John
Johnny” Watson
Saginaw
Johnnny
Glare Hi
Johnny
Astaff
Don t Put Off Tomorrow What You Can Do Today
The piece argues graduation time highlights a universal tendency to delay tasks until the last minute. It notes students cite heavy workloads and argues the delay festers each year, teaching that staying ahead is easier than catching up after falling behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam
Lecture by Mr Lowrey on American art prospects
Monday Clare high school sixth grade teacher and art instructor Mr Lowrey spoke on Art. He argued America's youth as a nation and longer leisure time will foster future famous American artists beyond European fame. He noted America has not less talent, just less time to develop it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowrey
Clare High School
America
Art appreciation lecture highlights American sources
A speaker notes we rely more on American sources for painting while praising European influence. He lists artists Gilbert Stuart Geo Tuness Winslow Homer James McNeal Whistler John Sargent Saint Gaudens and a French sculptor, and credits Mr. Lowrey for introducing their works. The lecture deepened the audience's appreciation of art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Gilbert Stuart
Geo. Tuness
Winslow Homer
James McNeal Whistler
John Sargent
Saint Gaudens
Lowrey
Lowgrey
Third Grade Stones and Circus Study News
Third grade students enjoy collecting stones and building a diverse collection. This week the circus draws interest as the elephant and camels are studied. Children create pictures featuring the animals they have learned about.
Notable Students and Reading Highlights From Last Month
The report lists students who were neither absent nor tardy: Bugsnia Bugard, Marjorie Casner, Kay Clute, Madeline Cunningham, Lorellen de Geus, Russell Foell, Marjorie Loomis, Beverly Sowle, Yvonne Throop, Rose mary Wright, and Barbara Zinser. It also notes test scores in Curriculum test In Processes with James Kane and Mary Lou Sutton scoring 8 on Problem Solving. Billy Archambault Ardeth Cleveland Marjorie Loomis Beverly Sowle and Rosemary Wright also receiving 8. The reading program covers Little Jeanne of France Miss Gerow reading Miss and Fritz of Germany and Group 1 studying famous heroes Beowulf Sigurd and Roland. Group II focuses on studying words and arithmetic lessons on adding and subtracting fractions, ending with The Land of the Midnight Sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bugsnia Bugard
Marjorie Casner
Kay Clute
Madeline Cunningham
Lorellen de Geus
Russell Foell
Marjorie Loomis
Beverly Sowle
Yvonne Throop
Rosemary Wright
Barbara Zinser
James Kane
Mary Lou Sutton
Billy Archambault
Ardeth Cleveland
Jeanne
France
Letters About a Hike Written in English
A brief note about sending English letters to a friend describing a hiking trip. The text reflects geographic interest and the practice of journal-like correspondence during travel.
Machetes Used in Rubber Tapping and Forest Work
In geography class the group notes rubber tapping in South America with machetes called Machetes used to cut gashes in trees and clear thick undergrowth. A book review covers Little Pilgrim's Weeds by Edna Albert. William Penn and Pennsylvania topics are discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Eugene Maxwell
Jim Holland
Martha Ann Roach
Tip Penn
Edna Albert
William Penn
Pennsylvania
New Chapter on Arithmetic Interest Begins
Barbara Caple notes start of a new chapter in arithmetic focusing on finding interest. In health, students study the harmful effects of alcohol and tobacco and long term abuses. They also review English and penmanship, and discuss wartime experiences and antiwar essays.
Gift That Pleases Jesus in Luke’s Temple Scene
Lesson summary notes Jesus warns against scribes and praises a widow’s gift. It covers Luke 20 46 47 and 21 1 36 with focus on inner motivations of offerings and signs of Jesus return. Emphasizes living for spiritual ends and making today count through faithful sacrifice.
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Jesus
Christ
God
Titus
Jerusalem
Settle it in your hearts be not terrified by trials
The passage warns of commotions and persecutions that will challenge nations and believers. It urges calm in the face of tempests, quotes the Galilean calm, and calls readers to patience. It cautions against worldly cares and urges constant watchfulness and prayer to be ready to meet the Son of God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Galilee
God
Local News Roundup From Temple And Nearby Areas
Miss Leona Purden visited Cleveland recently while LeRoy Holford endured illness under Dr. Lamb care. Families from Lansing Flint Marion Grandon Milford move events and a quiet May ninth wedding at the Squires home linked to Justice Frank Burns. An Economic group attended Achievement Day in Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Purden
Cleveland
LeRoy Holford
Dr. Lamb
Walter Day
Marion
Walter Weyman
Grandon
John Baluss
Freda Davis
Russel Wheeler
Milford Rodgers
Roy Squires
Wheelers
Catherine
Merlin Burns
Frank Burns
Harrison
Named Poison Ivy Origins Tied to Captain John Smith
The phrase poison ivy is traced to Captain John Smith of the Virginia colony fame after a rough encounter with the plant. The naming links to Smith and his era, illustrating how early explorers described native flora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Virginia Colony
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George
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