Clare School Notes on Basket Ball and PE
Clare high and junior high girls focus on fundamentals of basketball with planned class tours and a later tournament among classes. Boys’ league has five teams coached by local B B boy. names include Don Price Squaws and Ghas Moore Tigers. Dorothy Larm an leads scoring with 88 points while Marion White has 81.
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Don Price
Squaws
Stanley Kleiner
Moore
Tigers
Bernard Ackerman
Cubs
Normah Blystone
Trojans
Kath~ryn Liechtl
June Sprague
Margaret Fatters
Maxine Williams
Margarite Ackerman
Marion Ackerman
Donna Wild
Armala Gerow
Ethelyn Brown
Anna
Morgan
Clare High School
Dorothy Larman
Marion White
Clare High School Uses Projector For Class Shows
Agriculture and science classes shown slides from Inter national Harvester Co General Electric Co and Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Students use glass film and opaque pictures in lessons. Boosters Club organizes memberships led by Allen Gerow Milam Murphy Doris Irwin and Ruth Thayer.
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U. S
International Harvester Co
General Electric Co
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Clare High School
Allen Gerow
Milam Murphy
Doris Irwin
Ruth Thayer
Home Economics Club Makes Christmas Toys and Garments
At two recent meetings the Home Economics club and the III class prepared Christmas toys and garments for grades. They list items created or altered including dresses, suits, trousers, mittens, sweaters, a cap, and coats for about thirty children. Cafeteria plan allows farm product trades for meal tickets with 35 to 40 served daily. Girls under Miss Osgood supervised this effort.
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Ili
Gafeteria
Osgood
Junior class takeoff on high school life program
The Junior class presented a December 9 program in the school auditorium with eleven girls in purple and white signs and a chorus entry to In A Little Red School House. Four boys in colorful attire announced a boys gym scene, wore gym wear, and sang a good morning to the coach before a Pep and Iron drink boost.
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Erwin Fuller
Saginaw
Harrison
Kindergarten Children Decorate Tree and Make Gifts
Kindergarten students decorate the Christmas tree and prepare gifts for parents. They expect to finish number and health booklets this week. Pupils show strong interest in the kindergarten band and grow in music rhythm and appreciation.
Christmas in First Grade Room Brightens Classroom
The First Grade room has a Santa land sand table and a nearly finished tree as children prepare a Christmas program for Thursday afternoon December 22 at two o'clock. Invitations will invite mothers and daddies to hear their children sing and speak by the tree.
First Grade Class Work and Holiday Themes
A school notebook notes first and second grade activities. Students Katharine Horn ing Martha Koch Ardith Cleveland and others study The Coming of Santa Claus and The Night Before Christmas. Mittens made by Home Economics students and top spelling and writing performers are listed with names. Roberta McKnight Jack Sternaman return to class after absence.
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Santa Claus
Roberta McKnight
Jack Sternaman
Donald Schofield
Bernard Wyman
Clara Bergey
Martin Kennedy
Gordon Lockyer
Margaret Loomis
Eugene Maxwell
Arthur Griffin
Arthur Clute
Lonalee Hampton
Gerald Lewis
Roberta
McKnight
Christmas Story Poster Draws Shepherds Wise Men Toward Bethlehem
A group comments on a Christmas poster showing shepherds and wise men moving toward Bethlehem under the star marking Jesus birth. Miss Glerum assists in clay crafts for gifts. A list notes students achieving perfect spelling last week.
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Bethleham
Jesus
Miss Glerum
Allene Cimmerer
Barbara Caple
Mayd Callihan
Ella Cleveland
Naoma Fisher
Virginia Foss
Rex Joslin
Mavis Kennedy
Willard Koch
Gloria Perry
Junior Samborn
Howard Six
Zane Fralters
Romjayne Williams
Donald Worden
Margaret Zinser
Fifth grade Christmas program and classroom notes
The fifth graders invite guests to a Christmas program with several numbers on the program. Students painted Christmas trees on the blackboard and earn daily decorations for perfect attendance. Names were drawn for a party, with Mercia Lockyer recognized for hard work.
English Test Top Scorers Named in School Report
John Schaaf Alice Foell and Norman Irish led the class with the three highest marks Eunice Sprague was absent due to illness leaving the record incomplete for that student
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schaaf
Alice Foell
Eunice Sprague
World Peace Program Covers Norway Sweden
Last week the group learned about Norway and Sweden. Lucetta presented scenery sports costumes houses and food with pictures. Marian gave a history of Scandinavia noting poets and writers these countries have given the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Sweden
Lucetta
Marian
Scandinavia
Christmas Tea With Dan and the Old World Aprons
A cozy holiday vignette unfolds at a warm fire as a woman and Dan share tea and unspoken longing. An elderly visitor arrives with aprons and nostalgia, inspiring playful flirtation under the mistletoe and a hopeful glance toward a future together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ph Pirtiday
Prince of Goodsyill
Dan
Saxon Words Waes Hael Meaning Be in Health
The article outlines Yuletide customs of Anglo Saxons with feasting highlights. It notes the wassail bowl of punch with baked apples, mentions mince pie dating to 1496, and observes the turkey’s later arrival after New World contact.
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Clare
Home Economics
Will Admire
N. L. Tibbill
Katharine ‘Horning
Martha Koch
Ardith
Cleveland
Mary
Lou Sutton
Barbara Zinser
Madeline Cunningham
Arthur’ Johnson
Beverly Sowle
Russell Foell
Marjorie Casner
Kay Clute
Madonna
Holick
Yvonne Throop
Harvold
Waite
Patty Cour
Marjorie Loomis
Mercia Lockyer
Italy
Europe
Margery Parish
Donald Woolston
Ruby Callihan
Hugh Marwell
Mercia Loé¢kyer
Grain and Feed
Clare Hay, Grain & Bean Co
Farmers Ind. Produce’ Co
L. W. Jackson
Annette
Haviland
Elghty-Two
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
WNOU
Clare Fruit Co
Gover
Gene Sarazen
Woods
Capitol Clubs
Gover’s
South College Ave
Mt. Pleasant
Michigan
Clare Sentinel
Fleming Shoe Company
Davy
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