Newspaper Staff Editer Merle Samborn Samborn editor seem
Merle Samborn is described as editor in chief with other staff roles listed such as Frank Roger John Watson as business manager and a range of reporters and staffers including Doris Ramey Jo Rosendah Thelma Koch George Tope Himer Anderso Maxine Sawle and others. The text appears as a roster of staff and roles with several misspellings and unclear names.
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Nnesen Merle
Samborn
Seem
Frank Roger John Watson
Herbert, Breen
Doris Ramey
Jo Rosendah
Virginia Collins
Betty Callahan
Waeedeneneene Maryan
White
Thelma Koch
George ‘Tope Himer
Anderso ‘Eporters
Maxine Sawle
Alice Liechti
Marjorie Nowlin
Regina Krell
Editorial on six week exams fairness and study impact
The piece argues six week tests may not fairly measure learning since cramming skews results and some students struggle with written expression. It urges questions rooted in month long discussion, warns against trick questions, and favors consistent assessment practices for future educators.
Student Council Announces Early Semester Assemblies
Herbert Breen, chairman of the assembly committee, named the dates and entertainers for the first three assemblies. October 16 features Mr. Kuehn and part of the Seniors. October 30, the High School Faculty. November 13, Miss Wright and half of the Juniors. Kennedy aims to take council members to other schools to gain new ideas.
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Herbert Breen
Kuehn
Miss Wright
Kennedy
Home Room Programs Highlight Student Groups
Wednesday the home rooms again presented their program with Seniors on proper procedures in a business meeting Juniors on hobbies and sportmanship Freshmen naming their group the freshmen clippers The home room system fosters closer teacher student relations and a unified feeling Future assemblies and pep meetings will seat students with their own home room to participate as individual groups
Classy Literature Review Highlights Proletarian Works
In Satur day Review of Literature Bernard De Voto surveys Joseph Freeman’s Proletarian Literature in the United States. He notes that Waiting for Lefty by Clifford Odets marks its finest dramatic achievement, while the art club meets after school for black and white sketches during an optional period.
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Saturday Review of Literature
Bernard DeVoto
United States
Joseph Freeman
Lefty
Clifford Odet
Local Concert Opens Week. Tigers Win Big and School News
Monday October 7 features Brown and Menely performing organ saxophone and piano under the school program with operatic selections. Clare High radios echoed for the first time and the Tigers are crowned World Champions. Class reports cover grade activities from first to sixth, noting perfect spellings, field trip to a conservation car, Columbus history, health and safety lessons, and student projects including a William Tell dramatization.
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Brown and
Menely
Tigers
Clare High
Michigan
Ty Cobb
Jennings
Bill Donavan
James W. Riley
Mary
William Tell
Carl Gappeart Walter
Bernard Wyman Hedwig
Martha Ann Parent
Jack Sternaman
Junior Hampton
Jack Foss Gessler
Alvin Howe
Florence, Stanford
Yvonne Leonard
Calvin Howe
Dean Manee
Clara Bergy
Mona Jean Harvey
Jim Holland
Albert, Hodson
Martha Kennedy
Janet Duncan
Roberta McKnight
Eola Phimsey
Columbus
Local Lake District Social and Theater Visits
Mr and Mrs Bert Scott visited his brother in Gilmore Monday. The Clare theater drew guests including Raymond Scott Sam Muly and George Scott. Numerous neighbors and families attended weekend gatherings and shared travel notes across Mt Pleasant Big Rapids Roscommon Paw Paw and Coleman.
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Bert Scott
R. Scott
Gilmore
Clifford Malesh
Eugene Cashin
Virgil Oman
Clare
Walter Cornell
Sears
Geo. Scott
Mt. Pleasant
Raymond Scott
Sam Muly
George Scott
H. C. Hilliker
Big Rapids
BE. A. Phillips
Charles Phillips
Roscommon
Lucille Brooks
Weidman and Hotel
T. H. Brooks
Alfred Peterson
Lulu
Sam Muir
Henry Tryon
Barbara
Be, Bennett
Wanda Mae
Coleman
Chas. Summers
Rosemarie and duo delight students in first assembly
The humorous pair Rosemarie and another entertainer, Brown and Menely, drew smiles from many students at the first assembly program. Attendees hope they will appear again on the entertainment list for next Saagon, and organizers promise further engaging events.
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Rosemarie
Brown
Menely
Saagon
Seventh Grade History and School News Roundup
Seventh grade notes cover civ history projects for extra credit and tests this week on six weeks of study. Plays are prepared to Bly en to the 6th and Sth grades. Evelyn Olson named new school news editor and Barbara Loomis the new monster. Nick Seraphinoff will leave Clare to continue schooling in Detroit. Evelyn Olson Whilter.
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Blyen
Evelyn Olson
Barbara Loomis
Nick Seraphinoff
Clare
Detroit
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Betty McPhail
Farwell School
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Donald Brown
Arlene Capen
Maryane Kane
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Mayme Bruckert
Ronald Doherty
Mary Jane Kane
Eugene Roberts
Dave Harter
Nurge
Francis McPhail
Marjorie Casner
Mary’Lou
America
England
Lake News
Anna Scott
Brinton
Loie St. Johns
Davys
Bomaly
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Clare Motor Sales
Chevrolet
Gleaner Halls
Cuba
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Chicago
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