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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1935
Page
10
Betty Calihan cites sportsmanship as essential in class and athletics. The school plans a Tuesday December 10 meeting to form new student councils and a Tuberculosis Christmas Seal sale fundraiser after school with a small admission to boost interest.
Our chairman Miss Marguerite Byba called the meeting to order December 3 at 12:30. The group decided to hold the Christmas program on Friday December 20 with Father Morrison as speaker. A trip to Big Rapids for our coun.
A Wednesday morning program in the Senior Home Room led by Mr. Kitchin featured student questions debated by the group. Two questions drew strong discussion about grading trends away from A B C D marks toward personal letters to parents and about school spirit and pep meetings.
The seniors favor a mixed marking system that shows pupil effort and progress to parents. They note improved parent awareness with personal letters while preserving credit fairness and propose using pep talks during short class periods to boost school spirit.
On Tuesday December 4 the agent visited the school to show class ring samples. After discussion the majority selected a design. Orders were placed with Mr Tibbits and the rings are expected by Christmas vacation or soon after.
The sale of basketball buttons began last week. The smart pins cost fifty cents for students and seventy five cents for adults and grant admission to all Clare games. Without the pin admission is 25 cents per game. Proceeds aid athletic debts. supporters are urged to buy now.
The Clare Public School cafeteria opened on December 2 at 11 30 supervised by Miss Alrey and student manager Miss Acie Fitzpatrick. It serves about 45 people daily at six to ten cents per meal with a hot dish a vegetable a salad rolls milk and fruit. Students may supply potatoes vegetables and milk from home and eat in the cafeteria. Twenty two students participate in cafeteria management learning cooking and serving balanced meals.
Teachers and students exchange brief remarks and prompts in a classroom setting including Mr Bates Mr Hansen Miss Alrey Miss Hoyle Mr Anderson and others guiding behavior closing with a request to close books and take a breath.
A cryptic item notes a heavy clam known as the Jumbo Clan that supposedly weighs twice as much as two men, described as growing in the South.
Grade reports show first and second graders finishing primers and planning a Christmas party. Students earned 100 percent on spelling tests, studied homonyms and decimal division, and read Treasure Island amid geography lessons on Louisiana Purchase and Lewis and Clark. New students Dorothy Parson and Amos Huntly joined. several feted classmates celebrated birthdays. visits and local activities described.
Grange groups meet at Gilmore town hall every Thursday night inviting all Grangers to attend. Local residents visit relatives and share daily routines noting dental work, sickness recovery, and social calls among neighbors including Thrush, Trumble, Warner, Snell, and colleagues in Saginaw events.
Greenwood senior home economics extension group met December 4 at Mrs. Margaret Picketing’s home for an all day gathering with a pot luck dinner. Mrs. Stella Myers opened the session and members discussed charter status with the Country Gentlewoman's League and planned a grab bag event for the next meeting to be held January 22 at a member’s home.
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