Third Grade News From Room 3 Celebrates New Friends
The class welcomes Kathy Schrings from Indiana and previews new reading and Think and Do books. They discuss Jetter sounds, counting to 80, basic addition and subtraction, and science on flight. They decorate for St Patrick's Day, prepare for Open House, and share book reports and library activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Schrings
Indiana
Hendricks
Peggy Hagley
Kathy Cole
Elizabeth Hendricks
Caroline Pifer
The Prince and the Princess and a School Calendar Snippet
A mixed text from a school page includes a fairy tale excerpt about a Prince seeking a true Princess, plus a March to April school calendar listing events like F H A meetings, a band concert, a district contest in Clyde, and a Senior Class Play. It notes a March 9 district sale and ensemble contest trip to Fremont, Ohio with details on vocal and band participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheryl Buckland
F.H.A
Clyde
Cheryl Jacob
Dorothy Dickey
John Gregory
Fremont
Ohio
Carey
Diane
Carey student to represent at state solo and ensemble contest
Karen Myers will be the only student representing Carey at the state solo and ensemble contest on April 6 at Kent State University. The junior senior ensemble earned a II rating and individual solos by Roynon, Baker, Walter, Burson and others received II and III ratings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Walter
Janet Baker
Paula Powell
Karen Myers
Carey
Kent State University
Mary Jane Shaull
Fun Gym Activity Ideas Shared by Kathy Muir
Kathy Muir describes a gym class activity session with pyramids and trampoline dumps. Students will form groups and create themed acts for each other, presenting a playful, collaborative performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Muir
Bedroom project plans in home economics class
Regina Weaver notes that this six week unit covers bedrooms and their contents. Students design room projects including pillows curtains table skirts and related items as part of the curriculum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina Weaver
Carey High School News Notes and Activities
Students and staff report on class projects and events including manners discussions in Social Living with Mrs Kinnard, student council elections led by Roger Bame, Eddy Shultz and Steve Hussey, F H A delegates to Columbus, and awards for Maryanne Roof and Carol Smith. A Home Economics window display features four knitted scarves and related crafts. Track practices under Messrs Currence Souply Petty highlight hopes for a strong season. Freshman Home Ec field trip to Carey Furniture Store with guide Mr Collet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.H.A
Columbus
Carol Muir
Bonnie Arend
Shirley Niederkohr
Josephine Troiano
Carey
Maryanne Roof
Carol Smith
Janice Logsdon
Pat Reinhart
Currence
Souply
Petty
Delmo Arend
Freshman Shop Students Craft Bookshelves Desks and More
A slip of paper taught girls to imagine large sums from 50 to 800 dollars, thanking Mr Collet for his time. Freshman boys in 5th and 6th period shop are building bookcases by Fred Gottfried Gene Davis Charles Kessler Coy Druckemiller and Frank Stansberry with Denny Pahl making a desk Billy Coppler a wall shelf Joe Fabiani a gun cabinet and Werner Row a drum table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Gottfried
Gene Davis
Charles Kessler
Coy Druckemiller
Frank Stansberry
Denny Pahl
Billy Coppler
Joe Fabiani
Werner Row
Home Economics Class Plans Furniture Store Visit
Dianne Risner describes students making bedroom projects like pillow cases curtains pillows and dresser scarves over a full period. They plan a visit to the furniture store to speak with the manager about different kinds of furniture and aim to complete projects for grading by the teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dianne Risner
Carey High School Baseball Opens Practice Season
Carey High School began its baseball season with first practice on March 7 led by head coach Mr Kuzma. The team is practicing indoors due to poor weather and looks forward to sunny days for better play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey High School
Kuzma
Bill Doppler
How a Newspaper Comes to Life and Stands Today
A collection of playful pieces traces objects from lumber to print, imagining the White House as a talking building and a bowling pinsetter narrating daily duties. The voices mingle with personified landmarks like Lincoln Memorial and Empire State Building in a whimsical portal to readers.
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White House
Dolly Madison
Secret Service
Lincoln’s Memorial
Empire State Building
Mass Liberty
Whitey
Libbey
Debra Greene
Explosive End for Car Engine Pinning Technician
A narrative fragment describes a vehicle engine overheating and exploding with the speaker, Michael Lee Myers, dispersed in a million pieces. The manager hauled the wreckage to a junk pile, ending his pin setting days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Lee Myers
Teddy bear bedtime tumbles and warm cuddles
A child’s teddy bear narrates a day from playtime to bedtime. The toy is tossed about and dragged through the house, cradled in a bed at night, then tumbles down stairs and back to the kitchen table for breakfast before retreating to sleep again.
I am a Stairway and I am kept busy always
A reader writes in first person as a stairway that bears the daily traffic of people and children. It recounts squeaks and wear from being used, envy of waxed care, and a move to a new location before settling into its current place near a kitchen. The piece ends with a hopeful note about future use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme Wax
Ford
Daytona
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Carey Times
Carey, Ohio
School News
Mr. Twitmeyer
Noddins
Butter Ball
Davy Crockett
Smoky Mountains
Congress
Davy Kitzler
Star
Wild Horse Canyon
Danny
Mr. Wicker
Alex Coppler
the Prince and
Princess
Mrs. Kinnard
Kinnard
Linda Dick
Becky Platt
Kay Shaull
Cheryl Healey
Ruth Logsdon
Deanna Tong
Beverly Kline
Ruth Ann Trell
F.H.A. News
Ronald Creeger
Pin Setter
Federal Land Bank
E. Center St
Marion
N. Sandusky Ave
Upper Sandusky
Patty Campbell
Dorothy Baker
R. J. Wenzinger Auctioneer ‘Sales and Service
Frigidaire
Riverside, Calif
Daytona, Fla
Riverside
U.S
Lanning Motor Sales
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