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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1937
Page
3
The second grade recounts a busy year with bronchitis cases and chicken pox absences. Students praise peers for spelling and reading, name top workers, and note strong art and numbers results. Beavers Club presidents and hobby fair mark activities. a hiking trip and school picnic close the year with parent participation.
Kindergarten children engaged in a range of projects over the year with several parties for parents at Christmas and May Day visiting. The group took trips to nearby sites including White's greenhouse the hatchery and a neighbor with goats. They also visited Bill Schaeffer at home to check on his broken leg.
The report lists enrollment of fifty four and notes Douglas Fleming’s perfect attendance. It describes sand table scenes by month, field trips to a bio farm, a progress library with gold star Reading Certificates, top readers Patty Kane and Florence White, and introduction of manuscript writing and phonics driven independent reading.
A summary of year activities includes student art and handwriting projects, Indian life studies, posters on milk and health, and an exhibit of crafts. Students participated in Christmas programs, read certificates encouraged home library donations, and weekly spelling papers were compiled into booklets. Ruth Bergey underwent several operations causing five weeks of absence, with hopes of returning next year. The term ends with a picnic and games in Clare.
The Fourth Grade started with 39 pupils and ended at 40 after increases and losses. New members included Anthony Burdo Max Little Romaine Jackson Julia Chester Betty Bachelor and Martin Holland.
The sixth grade opened with 84 students. By fall, Howard Six Patricia Harrold Jim Holland Earl Little joined and departed, leaving current enrollment at 35. The class marked Halloween Christmas Valentine Day and a year end picnic and created two murals The Story of Oil a large art room panel and a smaller frame showing Egyptians surveying a wheat field.
Students reflect on a year described as their most interesting yet in seventh grade. They thank Mrs. Heal for guiding an engaging curriculum and a distinctive classroom approach that made the year memorable.
Eighth graders are described as the year’s foundation for next year’s ninth grade. Some will excel scholastically, while others show leadership potential, athletic talent, scientific interest, or pursuits in homemaking and business training.
Antwerp holds a key spot for journalists and printers with the Plantin Moretus museum preserving the palatial home and printing office of Christopher Plantin who lived 1514 to 1689 and whose fame in printing rivals Gutenberg.
A call to action invites readers to visit and test a Buick model now, promising a memorable summer if they take the opportunity to experience the car firsthand.
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