Clare School News First Grade Trains and New Student
The class enjoyed train pictures from Mr Bates books and welcomed Richard Smith from Randall School. Students shared toys, made a poster on Christmas gifts, and Eskimo books were read. Top writers included Thomas and Mary Lou with steady spelling and reading progress. A poster on street behavior drew interest. Billy Joe Forehand helped a girl safety-wise.
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Mr. Bates
Richard Smith
Randall School
Wew
Willis Bouchey
Thomas
Clarence
Mary Lou
Verna Jean
Fern
Earl
Bill
Nylaelle
Charles
Robert Schaaf
Mary Lorraine
Nell
Billy
Donna
Shirley
Glenna May
Willis
Reva
Colette
Hulaine
Dorothy May
Ann Bicknell
Robert Hampton
Joe Ed. Parker
James Reeder
Jesse Trump
Billy Joe
Our boys and girls enjoy vacation and new interests
A brief note highlights that many students enjoyed a vacation and started new activities or interests, reflecting a lively school community moment.
New Pupils Arrive As Health Absences Mentioned
June Coveart and Harold Tibball are absent due to illness. Two new pupils join the class, Harry Smith and Walford Siel. The hygiene lesson covers habits of sleep and food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Coveart
Harold Tibball
Harry Smith
Walford Siel
Clare High School 1937 Basketball Schedule and Scores
Clare High School's 1937 basketball record shows results against Coleman Sacred Heart Reed City St. Louis Gladwin Remus Hivart Byatt and others. Final tally lists Opponents 92 Clare 98 across 15 games with scores varied by date and location.
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Clare High School
Coleman
Clare
Sacred Ht
Reed City
St. Louis
Gladwin
Remus
Hivart
Byatt
Sacred Heart
Opponents
Reading groups start new books in school sessions
Group one in reading has begun their third book while group two continues with their second reader as the new term starts.
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Reading
New Club Presidents Vena Gillespie and Richard Koch
Vena Lee Gillespie and Richard Koch are elected club presidents. Julia Chester moves to Mt. Pleasant. The class studies southern states with moving pictures of New Mexico and Texas. Students earning perfect spelling papers include Janet Bicknell, Vena Gillespie, James Jackson, Mona Johnson, and others. Arithmetic A students list includes Vena Gillespie, James Jackson, Mona Johnson, Natalie Smith, and June Stanford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vena Lee Gillespie
Richard Koch
Julia Chester
Mt. Pleasant
New Mexico
Texas
Janet Bicknell
James Jackson
Mona Rae Johnson
Dorothy Joslin
Doris Maxwell
Douglas Masten
Wilfrad Phillips
Joanne Richard
Natalie Smith
June
Frontier Frontiers in American Pioneering History
This paper outlines three frontiers from early American settlement: tidewater growth due to water power, the 1660s push up to the Appalachians, and the 1760s westward range beyond the Blue Ridge. It highlights pioneer life, paths of communication, and figures like Daniel Boone while noting the Scotch Irish immigrant influence and leadership. Martin Kennedy Albert Hodson
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Appalachians
Alleghenies
Blue Ridge
England
Woodrow Wilson
Boonesboro
Daniel Boone
New West
Martin Kennedy
Albert Hodson
Eighth Grade Studying For Semester Exams And Glee Club Outing
The eighth grade has been studying for semester exams and the junior high plans an assembly for the high school. On Wednesday January 5 about 40 members of girls and boys glee clubs went tobogganing at Harrison then skated at Clara. The operetta The Pirates of Pengaree will be produced by the glee clubs with tryouts starting soon.
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Harrison
Clara
Band builds talent with Rosini's Idyllic Overture and more
The Band works on Rosini's Idyllic Overture The Lady of the Lake and other selections. Beginners classes from grades four through eight have formed and a senior class has begun. After training, students may join the Junior or Senior Band depending on age and progress.
Interpretations of School Spirit by Freshmen Students
A collection of student opinions on school spirit from freshmen. Harold Cassady emphasizes hard work, loyalty, and positive participation at pep meetings and games. Elsie Ostrowsky and Betty Sutton stress involvement, support for the school, and constructive conduct. Leona Dobson and others urge reflection and active participation.
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Harold Cassady
Posible
Leona Dobson
Farm Shop Class Reports Progress in Woodwork Metalwork and Forging
The Farm Shop Class of 20 boys completes three units in the first semester woodwork sheet metal and forging. Projects include tinning a soldering copper bending and shaping joints in metal and forging techniques with demonstrations. Completed items include benches football charger loop tennis game and painted helmets with repairs to goal posts.
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