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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1938
Page
3
The Clare School Kindergarten reports on animal habits and usefulness, writing progress, and a planned post office valentines project. Tommy Rodabaugh demonstrated a small electric stove, and a bottle of water was frozen outside to observe the effect.
The auditorium program featured three plays by the Junior High on Thursday morning. Robert Foster is the new boy in our room, bringing class membership to forty four. Class I uses new methods, Class II reviews Elson Primers, and Class III finishes them. Several students earned best writing papers this week.
Clare high school basketball results list dates opponents and scores totaling 222 for opponents and 196 for Clare. Games include Dec 3 Coleman 26 Clare 21 and Feb 25 Sacred Heart score details incomplete.
A note from a Second Grade class describes Dorothy Sanderson from Lansing schools and the students' engagement with gym, library books, and February heroes like Washington Lincoln Lindbergh. They discuss Mary R 5S, Andrews Perfect Tribute, Lincoln Get tysburg Address, and St Valentines, noting lessons on being better boys and girls.
Fourth grade students hosted a curiosity exhibit on January 28 inviting grades five and six. The display featured keepsakes from great grandmothers, foreign items, and BOUVEMITS that sparked interest. Items included a baby dress, a pewter plate, a Chinese bowl, a Japanese scarf, and a canoed souvenir among others.
Sixth grade English class begins dramatizing a version of Robin Hood. Students will present scenes from the classic tale to enhance speaking, acting, and comprehension skills.
The 1775 Congress meeting in Philadelphia was revisited in history class. Debates centered on colonial rights and war with prominent figures like George Washington and Samuel Adams noted. The lesson also mentions arithmetic focus on geometric figures.
The Junior High showcased three skits at the Friday morning High School Assembly directed by Mavis Kennedy and supervised by Miss Helen Waite and Mr Morrell Clute. Cast included Zelma Williams Mona Harvey and Bernard Wyman among others with announcers Donald Pound Doris Calkins and Willard Koch. William Foell Ivan Upthegrove assisted with properties curtains and lights.
The second grade has set the poem The Fairy Snow Flakes to music after composing original melodies. Major contributors include Joe Parker Joan Perry Norma Smith Ann Bicknell Betty Tibball and Laura Pifer.
The fourth grade collaborates on songs about Spain and Spanish composers. The Girls Glee Club wishes Phyllis Ann Sherwood a swift recovery. Leona Samborn will replace Phyllis as Mabel in Pirates of Penzance. ART NEWS drawing study continues as Kay Clute and Stanley Crum pose as models.
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