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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1936
Page
4
The article argues student ambition drives success and stresses historical knowledge from US and world history. It links sociology and economics studies to understanding current problems, guiding career choices in politics law medicine teaching engineering and other fields. It urges taking all available social science courses for practical living.
During the week of the 11th to the 16th Clare schools halted teacher duties and student studies due to coal shortage. Roads were drifted shut delaying orations and declamations across grades. Rural students remained absent awaiting road openings, reducing statewide preparation time.
Due to bad weather conditions the Belle of Bagdad high school operetta has been postponed until May.
In school rooms on Wednesday pupils marked the birthdays of Abraham Lincoln and George Washington. Reports on their boyhood life were given with contrasts. A true false parliamentary procedure quiz reminded Juniors they have much to learn in governance.
Demald II Brooks born May 14 1918 in Isabella County joined Clare High as a freshman in 1931 and graduates in 1986. He is in the brass quartet and the German band and has been in the Future Farmers of America for three years. Horace Desormeau born October 12 1918 in Manistique Michigan started at Clare Kindergarten and plans Ferris Institute. He played basketball and baseball for three years and made the first squad this year. He also acted in Junior and Senior plays and serves on the Athletic Board.
The Social Sciences are essential to high school, enabling students to form a view of their future role. American Government class teaches analyzing political problems and making informed choices after impartial study of all aspects.
Clare High School becomes a member of the Michigan High School Wearensie Association and will compete in state wide oratory declamation and extempore speaking contests. Dr William P Halstead of the University of Michigan Speech Department announced the move. J A Kitchin Doris Wright and Vivian McLaughlin will train the contestants.
This week’s Grade News lists top writing papers from first grade pupils including Esther Archambault and Daryl Blanchard among many others. Class 1 works with Wag and Puff Primers while Class 11 reviews Isison Primers. The room showcases student winter scenes created in Art Class and Mrs. Ireland visited Wednesday afternoon.
Enforced vacation moved our Valentine Party to Monday. Dave Hasten opened a filled Valentine Box while Arlene Capen and Mary Jane Kane with Rosemary Dwyer supplied nuts popcorn for lunch. Perfect spellings by Mayme Bruckett Arlene Capen Ruth Cleveland and Burene Roberts. The class studies Lindbergh Saint Valentine Lincoln and Washington birth month February and notes why great. Top Number Work by Mayme Bruckert Arlene Capen Ruth Cleveland Dave Harten Eugene Roberts. Patriot art includes cabins Lincoln home airplanes airports and Valentine cards.
In the ald grade there are 36 boys and girls. Robert Grosven moved from the school district. Monday afternoon the children held a Valentine party and each child made a valentine for the person he drew.
Carl Cappaert gave a well prepared class report on training the muscles. Helen Keller stories held interest for the class as they noted her remarkable example. A radio announcement mentioned plans under way for further efforts.
In English class we learn set and leave, and a three-number week on Amateur Hour includes Mavis Kennedy reading Fen couragement and piano, Barbara Caple, Fran ces Morgan, and Alien Cimnerer singing popular songs. Douglas Paxton reports on Lewis and Clark. students draw American history pictures for a wall display titled The Pageant of American History.
In Hygiene class a study evaluates ventilation lighting seating laboratories washrooms water supply fire control and play grounds to measure health standards. Mr Kennedy provides a table for health pamphlets and textbooks as Mary Clyde Sarver and Evelyn Olson plan an eighth grade program with all students participating.
A jumble of humorous exchanges and odd quotes rolls through a prior year classroom scene. Characters include Bud Anderson and Miss Wright debating longevity and blotters while neighbors and locals trade witticisms and light jabs. The assortment riffs on everyday life and oddball ideas.
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