Record Breaking Fresh Enrollment at Clare High School
Clare High School reports a record enrollment of 97 freshmen, including 38 first-year students at Clare. The first annual Freshman Mixer hosted by Student Council drew over 225 attendees on Tuesday night September 20 from 8 00 to 10 30. The gym featured green and white decorations, games, live piano renditions, songs, and refreshments as the oxychestra entertained and a quartet joined by Mr Wheeler provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare High School
Connie Seiter
Alma Lee Seiter
Martha Jean McKinnon
Oxychestra
Brown, Collins, and Hyverts
Wheeler
School Club Elects Officers For The Year
The report lists elected officers for all student groups including Freshman through Senior classes. Notable names include Robert Seiter Connie Seiter Dick Murphy and Dick Beard among others. The Student Council RAND GLEE CLUB and FFA also announce their leaders with multiple positions filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Seiter
Laureen Seiter
Jim Holbrook
Jim Bader
Dick Murphy
Connie Seiter
Marie O’laughlin
Dick Beard
Burke Ailett
Joan Armentrout
Ronald Cook
Bob Beck
Ky Coveart
Rosey Ostrowsky
Jackie Cox
Don Wallace
Jerry Pulcifer
Reine Reeder
RAND
Multiple Club Officers Listed in Local Organizations
A slate of officers is announced for various local clubs. Names include Joanne Armentrout as SHA president and Alas Lee Selter as vice president, with treasurers and secretaries for each group. Other clubs named are Nature Study, Commercial, Tumbling, Hobby, Science, Athletic, Varsity, Thacher’s, and Latin, with officers spanning Carole Graham Bud Cook Barbara Thatcher Wallace Brazie Allen Demarest and numerous others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SHA
Joanne Armentrout
Alas
Lee Selter
Jackie
Cox
Rosey Ontrowsky
ART Club
Carole Graham
Robbie Creguer
Treas
Reine
Reeder Nature Study Club
Bud Cook
Tom Rodabaugh
Sec
Betty Gallagher
Donna Atftbee
Mrs. Tulk
Allen Demarest
Donna Jean Nivison
Clare- Shepherd contest opens school year with pep squad tryouts
Clare High School showcased its first performance of the year with a musical sequence and a skit about a forgotten cue. Irwin Ruby led a finale of Taps and Reveille as the program closed. Pep Squad tryouts were held September 22 with LuAnn Hampton Carol Graham and Avondalee Barber Idell Urquhart named leaders and others as alternates.
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Clare
Shepherd
Clare High School
Shirley Wright
Irwin Ruby
LuAnn Hampton
Carol Graham
Idell Urquhart
Avondalee Barber
Doris Marble
Janie Stephens
Senior Play Where There's a Will at Clare High
The senior play Where There's a Will by Charles George will be staged October 20 and 21 in the Clare High School auditorium. Tickets cost 60c and 30c from seniors. rehearsals are underway under Mrs Bowerman with a carefully chosen cast led by Mrs Keith-Lorraine Birdsall and director.
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Clare High School
Charles George
Bowerman
Clare High B team drops opener to Midland at home
Clare High B team loses 13-7 to Midland eleven, with Curt Hearns scoring a first quarter touchdown on a quarterback sneak. The halftime score sits 7-0, but Midland hits back in the third quarter to take the lead and the game ends 13-7.
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Clare High
Midland
Clare
Curt Hearns
Little Clare Pioneerg
Mt. Pleasant
Mt. Pleasant College Field
Bozo Border
Bozo
SMART HEARING Model Ruth Flynn Demonstrates Invisible Aid
Ruth Flynn models a practically invisible hearing aid with a transparent insert and no ear button. New vacuum tube and circuit tech cut battery costs by 50 to 65 percent while background noise is reduced for better hearing in noisy places. Demonstrations at Sonotone Hearing Center Clare Doherty Hotel Thursday October 13 from 2 to 6 pm with free consultations.
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Ruth Flynn
Sonotone Laboratories
Regilar
Sonotone Hearing Center
Clare
Doherty Hotel
Thurs
Sonotone
Fat Savings & Leaning
Saginaw
Glass Blowing Demonstration At Clare School
During the October 3 assembly Clare school students watched Mr. Hart perform glass blowing. He explained core building with sand and lime, annealing, and cooling. Objects sold afterward for $1.50 for a vase and $2.50 for a flamingo bird.
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Clare School
Mr. Hart
My. Hart
King Tut
Hart
Grade News Announces New Class Members and Officers
Five new students join the class Rita Beck Betty Bergey James Ducan Max Milholm and James Beltinck. Seventh grade lists two new arrivals Bonnie Stanley Tom Van Hoose and officers led by Jim Chandanais and Chris Smith with Gary Mueller and Peter Brown as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Beck
Betty Bergey
James Ducan
Max Milholm
James Beltinck
Don Cobb
Bill Ulrich
Nancy Bellows
Bob Barber
Helen Cook
Mark Ruark
Thomas Becker
Sally Gillespie
Pioner
Jim Chandanais
Bonnie Stanley
Lansing
Tom van Hoose
Wilson
Isabella County
Chris Smith
Gary Mueller
Peter Brown
Panto Council
Joyce Archambault
Summer honors spotlight on local students and music group
Bob Krell a Glare High graduate was chosen by the Na Apisinal Musical Director to sing in the National F F A Chorus at the Kansas City national convention. Janette Becker and Laurellei Haring demonstrated Cheese Is Economical and Nutritious at State 4 H shows earning first prize and a chance for a Michigan State Fair trip plus fifty dollar war bonds. Alma Lee Seiter attended F H A leadership training at Mary's Lake Battle Creek and was named State Historian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Krell
Glare High
Na Apisinal
Kansas Ci
Janette Becker
Laurellei Haring
Hast Lansing
Alma Lee Seiter
Mary’s Lake
Battle Creek
4-H Club Dairy Show Highlights At Harrison Fair
Edie Pudway earned second place in cattle judging at the Harrison fair as Randall and Hast Grant 4-H Clubs operated a stand with pop sandwiches and pies. Jo Ann Simmons of Randall 4-H Club won first on her cow and two firsts on her shorthorn bull with other exhibitors placing in various categories.
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Harrison
Randall and
Hast Grant 4
Jo Ann Simmons
Lake Group Elects Officers for Year
The Lake Extension Group elected officers for this year. Chairman Mrs Jerjusin, Vice Chairman Mrs Mildred Wilson, Secretary Mrs Gladys Case, Treasurer Mrs Avis Watkins, News Reporter Mrs Esther Taylor, Community Chairman Mrs Dean Tryon, Recreation Chairman Mrs Irene McDonald. Project leader Mrs Alta Hulin with a different helper each lesson. Next meeting set for October 11 at Mrs McKay's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Brooks
Jerjusin
Mildred Wilson
Gladys Case
Avis Watkins
Esther Taylor
Dean Tryon
Irene McDonald
Alta Hulin
McKay
Loomis Extension Group Holds Inner Spring Cushion Lesson
The Loomis Extension Group met at the George Burton home last Friday for a cushion lesson with eleven attendees. Five new members joined the group. The next meeting will be at the Sam Kushmaul home on Friday October 14 at 10 00 a m with a pot luck lunch at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loomis Extension
George Burton
Sam Kushmaul
Doris Tice
Peroxide’s New Roles Highlight Power and Secrecy
Peroxide, once a weak hair rinse, is described as a highly concentrated power source and industrial chemical with military secrecy around many details. German research backed its development, aiding Nazi subs and the Comet rocket plane which achieved over five and a half miles in two minutes without an ignition system.
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Donald Dunlop
Ferris Graham
John Dunlop, Jr
Courtney Bauers
G. C. Burns
Roy Cimpee
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Lorna Keith
Darylene Garthe
James Emerson
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Linda Emerson
Ralph Macy
Bill Barber
Henry Hale
Ky Covéart
Wallace Taylor
Tom Sheredy
Jane Scott
Hdmund Lewis
Eddie Pudway
Sylvia
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Eugene Verette
Lily White
Mary Ruth
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Mi, Pleasant
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Udztee
Loomis Group
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