Clare's New Athletic Field Progress at Local School
Report on Clare High School's new athletic field with 35 workers since November. Project budget about 3700 of 15000 allotted, includes two softball diamonds track baseball diamond two tennis courts two basketball courts and a football gridiron. Dense dirt work, tiling and tree relocation underway to reveal a multi sport complex by summer.
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CLARE
Manley Sutton
Fred Timm
William Holbrook
Tom Abbott
Abraham Lincoln Players present Emancipator life in three acts
Thursday at 8 30 a m the Abraham Lincoln Players staged a three act portrayal of the Emancipator life led by Millard Dowling Dowling took the role of Mr Lincoln The program traced youth middle age in politics and the presidency with its tragic finale The history and English notes mention Civil War interest and a Rome study in Latin class with Caesar battles and a new American Government group required for graduation
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Abraham Lincoln
Millard Dowling
Mr. Dowling
Mr. Lincoln
United States
Miss Brandt
Rome
Caesar
Miss. Hamilton
Band Program Notes Include Tarkington Play Cast
In the band room the English nine and ten classes study grammar English eleven prepares a play titled The Trysting Place by Booth Tarkington with cast selected and rehearsals underway. The Orchestra resumes its regular practice schedule.
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Booth Tarkington
Home Economics Class Surprised By Boy In Cafeteria
Home economics tenth graders complete clothing and stitching work while Miss Alrey notes that boys have shown strong management in the cafeteria this year and suggests including boys in home economics next year.
Farmer's Week Attendees Visit East Lansing Exhibits
Several boys from the Agricultural department attended Farmer's Week activities in East Lansing on February 4. They visited the exhibits and engaged with displays.
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Agricultural Department
East Lansing
Art Classes Pursue Pencil Sketching and Ink Work
This week the general drawing class completes pencil sketches and will start pen and ink work next week. Fifth grade students create flood themed pictures while eighth graders work on rug or linoleum designs.
Farwell School Bulletin Highlights Student Projects
The Industrial Arts Department reports new bulletin boards installed in history, commercial and shop rooms. Seventh graders completed bows and arrows, while eighth graders upholster footstools. Ninth graders begin household mechanics this semester. Leo Bronson drew a map of the Farwell school bus on the blackboard.
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Leo Bronson
Farwell
Bates Physics Teaches Heat Topic Completion Soon
Mr Bates physics class continues heat lessons and will require a month to finish. Chemistry students are starting equations and many find the problems difficult but are learning rapidly. Photography will begin soon.
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Bates
Clara High School Seeks Equipment Upgrades
The article notes shortages in sports gear at Clara High School and urges funding drives for new baseball uniforms better basketballs and improved locker room facilities before spring and fall activities. It cites baseball equipment as a priority for spring use and suggests campaigns to raise funds for basketball and base ball gear and locker room improvements.
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Clara High School
Clare High School Athletics Upgrades Urged
Equipment worn out from years of use hampers teams as practice balls and wool tops age. Locks for the locker room are needed for property protection. Fundraising events like parties boxing shows are proposed to aid Clare High School and boost athletic ranks.
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Clare High School
Kindergarten News and Kid Achievements
The Kindergarten reports a pupil Billy Schaeffer breaking his leg last week and plans a visit with Miss Staff. A large blackboard house broke during lunch as a child leaned on it. Milk during rest, sick list in first grade, and letters written. Snow pictures inspire reading class stories and new readers begin.
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Billy
Schaeffer
Hison
100 percent top scorers named this week
Those with perfect scores this week include Vivian Huntley Charles Smith Eileen Parent Harold Tibils Jack Powers Ardene Walters and Bob Samborn. Continued on Page Four.
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Vivian Huntley
Charles Smith
Eileen Parent
Harold Tibils
Jack Powers
Ardene Walters
Bob Samborn
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