Clare School News Second Grade Birthday Party at School
February 19 report from Clare School second grade notes Ann Lynn Bayes eighth birthday party with cake ice cream and balloons for all. Several pupils lack absences or tardies in five months. Thirty-two reading Elson II with four groups. List of students with perfect spelling feats and farm implements brought to class for farm work. Martha McKinnon and Barbara Hearns attended Ann Lynn Bayes birthday party.
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Ann Lynn Bayes
Haley
Ann Lynn
Barbara Paxton
Kenneth Schaeffer
Sandra Schuitz
Dorothy Boherty
Ruby Foss
Eunice Gesch
Laurelis Haring
Katherine Holiday
Flobert Jackson
Darlene Lear
Thelma Penny
Sarah Pryor
Joanne Smith
Jackia Walker
Levina White
Victor Luoma
Tommy Rodabaugh
Martha McKinnon
Barbara Hearns
Student returns after accident at play with dagger
Bile Gillis returns to school after a several day absence due to a mishap with a wooden dagger that injured the roof of his mouth. Donald Wallace is absent with a leg injury and is undergoing X rays. At the Valentine party many valentines and cookies were sent by Mrs Becker. Only two children were excused for colds.
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Bile Gillis
Thespians Hold February Evening Musical Chairs Party
On Thursday February 138, Thespians gathered in the school music room for a party. Students danced to recorded music as refreshments of hot dogs and Coca Cola were served by the entertainment committee Raemarie Ryan and Zelma Williams. Miss Harwood and Mr. Rawley attended as chaperones.
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Thespians
Raemarie Ryan
Zelma Williams
Miss Harwood
Mr. Rawley
Cheperane
Dramatics Club
Stenoa Club
Barryton
Air Corps
Infantry
Navy
Ypsilanti Native Graduates and New Duties Assumed
Mary Billen Colburn, born in Bellview Ohio, moved to Ypsilanti as a toddler and completed her schooling including Ypsilanti Normal this year. In high school she favored handicrafts over music, while in college she wrote a Home Economics paper. Her hobbies include weaving, jewelry making, and metalwork. she enjoys tennis, swimming, roller skating, and is learning to ice skate. She praised Clare High School and town life.
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Mary Billen Colburn
Bellview
Ohio
Ypsiland
Ypsiland Normal
Miss Colburn
Misa Colburn
Clare
Clare High School
Miss Colburn Takes Over Home Ec Duties at Glare
Miss Colburn arrived to assume the role of Home Ec instructor at Glare, succeeding Miss Conklin. The transfer marks a change in the school’s domestic arts program and instruction.
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Miss Colburn
Miss Conklin
Mr Sam Grathwell On Crime And The F B Men
Mr Sam Grathwell spoke on Crime in the United States and the G Men in an assembly on February 17. He defined the F B I with Fidelity Bravery and Integrity and warned of a murder every thirty four minutes and a robbery every nine minutes. He outlined G Man requirements including height 6 ft 7.5 in citizenship law school or accounting experience and health. This was the last N P S assembly before he spoke to St Louis high school students.
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Sam Grathwell
United States
Grathwell
Kodak
Gmen
N.P.S
Farwell Orchestra Entertains Students in Clare Assembly
Farwell High School visitors performed at Clare on February 20 1941 for an exchange program. The orchestra opened with On Wisconsin and grade students played tonettes with three boys and a girl singing two solos.
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Farwell High School
Clare
Wisconsin
School program features singing and dancing by local pupils
One boy and a girl led the show as four boys dressed as negros performed Shortnin Bread and Dark Town Strutters Ball. The girls sextet sang two numbers and the boys glee club sang two songs. Louis Loby served as announcer for the Farwell school music class hour. Officials hope to continue exchange assemblies with Clare.
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Louis Loby
Farwell School
Clare
Clare High Seeks Local Finals in Speech Contests
Clare high school prepares for second semester speech events in declamations extempore orations and dramatic readings. In the auditorium both English 10 sections have performed declamations and will hold a March 4 assembly to award first and second. The extempore contest involves six minute talks on state national or international topics given an hour after topic draw. English 11 students write essays some may become orations for the contest and the TW E Club introduces a new dramatic event. Winners receive honorary forensic keys.
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Engliah 11
T.W.E
Arthur Steeby Takes Over In Agriculture
Mr. Arthur Steebey, a new faculty member, praises the students at our school. Born in Caledonia Michigan he graduated from Michigan State College in 1940 and previously worked as a traveling salesman for Jerry Morse Seed Company. He is single and enjoys athletics hunting and fishing.
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Arthur Steebey
Steeby
Caledonia
Michigan
Michigan State College
Jerry-Morse Seed Company
Steeley
Greenmen visit Midland for potential second win
Our greenmen invade Midland's cage this Friday aiming for a second victory after the January 28 win over Midland, the first in three years of competition. The District Tournament runs March 6 to 8 at Mt. Pleasant.
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Midland
Pioneers
Mt. Pleasant
Lollipop Hop Sparks School Dance Craze
Bert Kane's music box creates a sensation at Friday night event. Dancers request more nickelodeon powered dances and consider weekly Friday or Saturday nights. Lower prices could boost attendance, increasing participation and fun.
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Bert Kane
Music Box
Loomis Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Sunday School
Loomis residents share greetings as families visit each other including the Childs, McDonald, McReynolds, Bergey and Brackart households. Sunday School attendance rose to forty nine with invites extended. Revival meetings at Farwell Church of God draw Warren Tice and David with Ford Seymour and others.
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Robert Childs
Sharon
North Bradley
Archie McDonald
Alva McReynolds
Ersel Arnold
Bert Bergey
Mary Alice
R. A. McReynolds
Lois
Wesley Teale
W. H. Brackart
Sheridan
Ford Seymour
Carl Cotton
Dim Grove
Earl Bergey
Flint
Loomis
Clare
June
Aliso
Warren
Tice
David
George Teeters
Warren Tice
Farwell Church of God
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