Juniors Select Committees For The Groom Said No Play
Clare School juniors finalize committee assignments for the play The Groom Said No scheduled for November 30. Listings include Properties chair Dale White and Jack Woodworth, Ticket chair Stephanie Sopel, Ushers chair Ethel Jean Gerow, Prompter Sue Stewart, directors replaced by Mr Bates and Mr Blanchard, with entertainment and other support teams noted.
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Sife
Dale White
Jack Woodworth
Bud Rodabaugh
Stephania Sopel
Shirley Lehr
Ardeen Walters
Bob Perry
Bill Lucy
Jan Sills
Avis Murdoch
Willard Ireland
Wilbur Ireland
Donnie Cappaert
Ethel Jean Gerow
Sue Stewart
Betty Lou Severson
Jo Jo Koch
Avis Mitchell
Barbara Chaffee
Mrs. Strong
Mrs. Sheponski
Bates
Mr. Blanchard
Clare High Welcomes New Teacher Richard Blanchard
Richard O Blanchard of Concord New Hampshire replaces Plyna Strong in English and Speech and Betty Sheponski in Latin at Clare High. He holds an AB from Oberlin College and completed practice teaching there. After Harvard he served thirty two months including two years with mountain troops in North Africa and Italy around Rome.
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Clare High
Richard O. Blanchard
Concord
New Hampshire
Plyna Strong
Betty Sheponski
Blanchard
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Ohio
Harvard University
North Africa
Italy
Rome
Gaedcke's Homeroom Presents Old Clare High Movie
Miss Gaedcke's homeroom sponsored a November 2 film for the high and junior high, showing scenes from eight years ago. The reel featured the first majorettes Evelyn Olson Bess Sutton Graves and Elaine Frey Green with football stars Ernie Bryant Francis and Carl Cappaert among others. The program shifted to a modern segment with Bob Hampton at age eight, then Don-
Student Council Opens School Year at Clare High
The Clare High Student Council begins its new term with President Bill Schlafley leading the body that represents homerooms clubs and other groups. Opponent Bud Katie serves as vice president.
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Clare High
Bill Schlafley
Bill
Bud Katie
Clare High School Loses Mrs Strong to Navy Spouse
Clare High School reported the departure of Mrs Donald Strong who left to join her husband in the Navy. She taught English in eighth, eleventh and twelfth grades and led the dunio play this year and was advisor to the Pioneer staff. She may be contacted at 524 Wealthy Kalamazoo Michigan.
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Clare High School
Donald Strong
Strong
Kalamazoo, Michigan
Permits Required For Work On State Trunklines
Highway Commissioner Charles M. Ziegler urges contractors and local authorities to secure proper permits before operating within state trunk line right of way. Permit cards must be displayed. forms available at county garages or district offices with processing through local then Lansing offices to avoid delays.
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Charles M. Ziegier
Highway Department
Ziegler
County Road Commission
Lansing
Servicemen Distinguished in Combat Service
S/Sgt Cleland Green of Clare Michigan serves as instrument repairman with the 546th Ordnance Company in Marseille France. He arrived in the ETO in 1944 and has served in England France and Belgium earning three battle stars for Northern France Rhineland and Central Europe. The piece notes his marriage to Elaine W Green and includes reference to the destroyer minelayer USS Henry A Wiley and crew member Duard D Davis receiving a Navy letter upon separation from service.
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Cleland Green
Marseille
France
Clare
Michigan
546Th Ordnance Company
Field Artillery
Green
Set. Green
ETO
England
Belgium
Rhineland
Central Europe
Sergeant Green
Elaine W. Green
East Seventh Street
F. D. Burdo
Mich
Henry A. Wiley
Wiley
Tokyo
Victory
Iwo Jima
Okinawa
Duard D. Davis
Dewey” Davis
Sentinel
Secretary of the Navy
Washington, D. C
Duard Darrell Davis
Mr. Davis
Navy
Letters From Service Folks From Okinawa to Hiroshima and Kure
Uncle John and Aunt Grace receive a letter from Pic Sidney R. Court dated October 7, 1945 describing moves from Okinawa to Japan. He recalls rough seas from typhoon avoidance, entering Inland Sea, terraced agriculture, camouflaged Kure, and sights of destroyed war plants. He notes modern bunks, 300 men per ship, sanitation differences, and plans to visit Hiroshima and Kure.
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John W. Bell
Pic
Sidney R. Court
Hiro
Japan
Grace
Uncle John
Okinawa
Switzerland
Kure
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Clare School News
Hie Cuppaert
Santa Claus
Mr. Bates
Deach Richardson
Harvard
Gaedcke
Old Clare High
Theatre
Houghton Lake
Edward Arnold
Frances Rafferty
Radio Stars
Wally Brown
Alan Carney
Franchot Tone
Susanna Foster
East Side OF
Heaven
Bing Grosby
Joan Blondell
Glaudette Colbert Warren William
Hollywood
Mrs. Donald Strong
Edward Arnold Frances Rafferty
Roy Rogers
Charles Coburn
Ginny Simms
The
Dorothy McGuire
Robert Young
Abbott and Costello
Love
Sidney
Co. D
San Francisco
Calif
Sasebo
Mom
Yaga
Haiki
Liberty
R. R
P. O
Libby
Cpl
Charles Wirt
Co. A
Eng. Ava. Bn
Glen Wirt
Beaverton
Motobu
Mr. Clark
Nahmair
Victory Bonds
Frank Daniel Burdo
Hiroshima
Kuré
Ray
Jim
Nick
Universal
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