Clare High elects class officers in September vote
Wes Samborn leads seniors as President with Al Hodson as Vice President and Laurene Garver as Secretary at Clare High School. Juniors elect Garry Coveart as President Beverly Sowle as Vice President Rosemary Wright as Secretary and Helen Murphy as Treasurer. Sophomores name Junior Methiner as President Philippis Sternaman as Vice President Doris Maxwell as Secretary and Jim Jackson as Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes Samborn
Clare High School
al Hodson
Laurene Garver
LaVern Wood
Garry Coveart
Beverly Sowle
Rosemary Wright
Helen Murphy
Junior Methiner
Phillis Sternaman
Doris Maxwell
Jim Jackson
Miss Wiggins
Jack Tice
Clair Arnold
Janet Duncan
Margaret Loomis
Brown
Ed Strouse
Jim Ryan
Loree Allen
Anes Ac Corg
Let
Henry Eberhart
Grace Bergey
Russell Foell
Garthe
Virginia Perry
Wallace Rillet
Barbara Murphy
Miss Wininger
Larry Foss
Jeanette Rube
Garthe Foote
Harvey Hartshorn
Miss Andrews
Dean Shaver
Bill Cobb
Joanne Richard
Tony Burdo
Garen
Lla Sutton
Delta Lee Walker
Bob Porter
Arien Howlett
Budda Kane
Freshmen Officers Named In Student Body Election
President George Bud Kane leads the freshmen group with Vice President Bill Schlafley Secretary Jackie Frye and Treasurer Pat Hall to guide activities and manage finances this term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Bud) Kane
Bill Schlafley
Jackie Frye
Pat Hall
Freshman Spirits Undaunted by Rain at School Mixer
Despite bad weather the mixer drew many freshmen and upperclassmen. The gym boasted red white and blue streamers and ten American flags with blue ceiling lighting. Joanne Richard danced and Joan Shoemaner sang with Vena Lee Gillespie. Bernard Wyman and Bill Spicer performed music. Student Council credit goes to Carl Cappaert master of ceremony and several committees. refreshments included cider and doughnuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanne Richard
Joan Shoemaner
Vena Lee Gillespie
Bernard Wyman
Bill Spicer
Carl Cappaert
Jim Chapman
Homeroom Officers Elected Across Grades Amid School Updates
Seniors and underclassmen elected officers by homeroom with presidents and secretaries named. New students join seventh and eighth grades as science experiments confirm air has weight and a small library begins with new books. Upcoming football games noted for October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Bowling
Nancy Smith
Kansas
Bob Manion
Sterling
Joe Johnston
Shirley Artibee
Joan Shoemaker
Peggy Dunbar
Alma
Don Runyon
Vinegars
Shirley Ann Lear
Vernon eCater
Nora Lee Mickle
Dover
Bob Samborn
Pagey Dunbar
Willard Treland
Avis. Murdock
October Dates Set For County Schools Activities
The notice lists October 14 Mt Pleaasant reserves October 30 Evart November 6 Gladwin and mentions class divisions for forty kindergarten children. Edward White and Martha Rogers had birthdays last week. First grade has 31 pupils, second grade 37 enrolled with Ideli Urquhart leaving for Wisconsin. Third grade has 40 pupils with Nita Baker as the new student from Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chilldren
Edward White
Martha Rogers
Ideli Urquhart
Wisconsin
Nita Baker
Oklahoma
Local school notes students and staff on college plans and FFA events
Laura Cluley guided Roberta in office duties as the 1942 class members pursue further study at Wheaton Siena Heights Albion College and University of Michigan among others. FFA activities include a large upcoming fair, new members, a community weather project, pig program, and forest inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Cluley
Roberta
Mere Shull
Wheaton College
Ill
Raemarie Ryan
Siena Heights
Adrian
Mich
Bonnie Roberts
Douglas Paxton
Mt. Pleasant
Samborn
Albion College
Alliene Cimmerer
Ferris Institute
Big Rapids
Barbara Caple
Sidney Court
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Virginia Foss
Bay City
Phyllis Koch
Lansing
Gail Sowle
Willow Run
Ruth Robinette
Midland
Jeanne Chaffee
Pontiac
John Hall
Conservation Department
Marybelle Ford
Ohio
Norma Fisher
Draft Board
Leonel Green
Juanita Lear
Neshko, Mo
Clare
Future
Farmer's of
Almeriva
Planus
LaVern Wood
Jack Tice
Robert Chute
Jack Severson
Wallace Rilett
Herbert Randall
Melvenger
Strouse
Henry Eberhart
Bob Clute
Ed Strouse
Federal Weather Bureau
Cincinnati
F.F.A
Dean Shaver
Joe Methner
Lloyd Eberhart
Paul Creguer
Virgil Kistler
Dudley Lovett
Dean Methner
Robert Moline
James Ostrowsky
John Rodabaugh
Melvin Rutter
Ronald Shaver
Robert White
Bob Moline
Farwell
Paul Williams
Mr. Bull
Weekend Socials In Loomis And Nearby Towns
Loomis residents hosted family and guests over the weekend with visits from Mr and Mrs Charles Adams mother Mrs Cowling of Farwell and Mr and Mrs John Burts at their daughter’s home. Myra Woodworth with Doris and Donna Jean joined Harriett Williams in Gladwin for a supper, while Clayton Barber and Archie MacDonald with Alger visited Schaar and Hoistrom households at North Bradley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Gerow
Barney
James
Loomis
Charles Adams
Mr. Adams
Mrs.Cowling
Farwell
John Burts
Mrs. Bunting
Myra ‘Woodworth
Doris
Donna Jean
Harriett Williams
Gladwin
Clayton Barber
Roy Schaar
Archie MacDonald
Alger
Hoistrom
North Bradley
Eukns Salted
Johny
Marvel Allen at Ferris Institute
Miss Marvel Allen a Coleman high school 1942 graduate attends Ferris Institute in Big Rapids to complete pharmacy studies. She earned a scholarship toward tuition and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Allen of Andersonville district, with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. BE Raymond of Coleman. Revival meetings continue at the Sheridan Church with a special young people's service planned Friday and Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvel Allen
Coleman High School
Ferris Institute
Big Rapids
Miss Allen
William Allen
Andersonville
BE. C. Raymond
Coleman
Gilbert Waddington
John Waddington
Farwell
Lavern Barber
Roy Schaar
Seba Umphrey
Andrew Eaton
Floyd Umphrey
F. Wichert
Wesley Teale
Sheridan Church
Rosebush Church Schedule and Local News Roundup
Rosebush Methodist Church lists Sunday School at 10 45 a m and preaching at 11 45 a m with junior choir at 7 00 p m Epworth League later. Local arrivals visits travels include Loren Schutt and Merton McTaggart to Flint and others such as Mrs Ethel Mogg returning home from hospital in Ann Arbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosebush Methodist Church
Re & Whom Sales Ater Ethodist
Nadasseer
Epworth League
Loren Schutt
Merton McTaggart
Flint
Ethel Mogg
Ann Arbor
Joe Hardlovich
Detroit
Rosebush
John Cotter
Mt. Pleasant
Leo Trainor
John West
John Crawford
Bessemer
BE. Elizabeth
Pinconning
Glen Bacon
Traverse City
Patrick Horan
George McNichols
Bill Nolan
Saginaw
Ralph Miller
Robert
Sarah Bell Nolan
Nan Allen
William Chord
Mt. Pleaaant
Wauseon
Ohio
Patsy Mitterspaugh
Paddy Battle
Tony Swetz
Jackson
Mary Battle
Camp Custer
Elizabeth Maybee
Lansing
Steve Zemko
Midland
Rogaleen, Beltinck
Mt. Pléedsant
Dilen Lynch
French Pen Pal Letter Describes War Woes and Hope
Paulette Danger, a French pen pal, writes from Saint Caprais in December 1941 to Ruby Callihan in America. She laments Japanese and German aggression, notes morale and ration cards, and urges perseverance while expressing longing and constant thoughts of the recipient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paulette Danger
France
Elton Mogg
Ruby Callihan
Cathryn Wiggins
Clare High School
Japan
America
New York
New Teachers Welcomed by Faculty Club Social
The Faculty Club hosted a party for new teachers with school board members and spouses. Attendees enjoyed a picnic indoors in the Home Economics room, Hamburgers and ice cream were served, then moved to the Agriculture room for Bingo for defense stamps. Monthly socials are planned.
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Clare School News
Dick Foran
Leo Carrillo
Andy Devine
lIn
Anne Gwynne
Anne Nagel
Richard Davies
John Gallaudet
Blondie
Delgane
Ifs Hey
Larry Simms
Junior Gmen
Air
Rosalind Russell
Brian Aherne
Janet Blair
Eileen
George Tobias
Allyn Joslyn
Superman
Tues
Pat O'Brien
Glenn Ford
Evelyn Keyes
Gene Autry
Chester Morris
Jean Parker
Elisabeth Risdon
Edward Norris
Dick Purcell
Douglas Fowley
Roger Pryor
Thera
Junior High News
Here
Evart
There
Breckenridge
Alumni News
F. F. A. News
Saint Caprais
Ruby
Russia
Metz
Loraine
Germany
Tautau
Mens
Mens Union
Boys Union
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