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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1936

Page

6

Clare School News Delivers Club Highlights And Baseball

The issue lists editors and staff across departments from science to language arts and notes a baseball mention. An upcoming year’s programs are promised after an engaging talk and two duets by Iney and Dorothy Oderkirk.

U.u-2 Hilda Smith Science Club Virginia Horton Social Science Dev Marsha Sutton Doris Ramey Betty Calihan Save Virginia Collins Iney Oderkirk Dorothy Oderkirk

Seniors Feature Local Graduates in Clare County

Thomas Presley born August 27 1917 on a Clare County farm entered Clare Public School to study agriculture. Frank Reger born May 30 1919 served as class vice president treasurer and editor before graduation. Elen Robinette born August 16 1919 joined Glee Club and Home Economics club with plans for beauty culture studies after graduation.

Thomas Presley Tom Clare County Clare F.fp. A Boosters Club Frank Reger Scotty Elen Robinette Hola Clare Ti Glee Club

Freshman Home Room Presents Spring Program at High School

On Friday April 17 the Freshman Home Room under Miss Hoyle staged a program for the High School. Alice Foell performed a piano solo and six girls sang group songs before a Reed City baseball game prompted Coach Brown to speak to the assembly.

Miss Hoyle Alice Foell Reed City

Student Council Notes on April 22 Party Plans

The meeting chaired by Margarite Byba approved minutes and heard committee reports. Rita Bernier said five dance and singing numbers will entertain. an orchestra was secured. decorations will enhance the gym. admission is 25 cents for boys and 15 cents for girls. The event aims to honor students active in sports and extracurriculars with letters and awards.

Margarite Byba Byba Rita Bernier

French 2 Class Invited to Social Evening at Womans Commons

The French 2 class at Central State Teachers College receives an invitation from Le Cercle Francais to a May 6 social evening at the Womans Commons. The group plans to accept and notes several class members have received letters from France and Belgium, written by students learning English. Some letters include photographs.

le Cercle Francais Central State Teachers College Womans Commons France Belgium

School English Classes Praise Classics And Yearbook Drive

The Freshmin class studies Scott's Lady of the Lake and Sophomores tackle Tennyson's Idylls. Freshman English begins modern poetry. The Clarion staff launches a drive to sell the school annual at 50 cents now and 50 cents later, a 48 page book with yearly news and 18 class photos.

Scott Tennyson Hwo Peretas

Annuals for sale to townspeople offer school insights

We plan to sell many annuals to townspeople as they show what goes on inside our school. If the sale fails this year we cannot publish them next year. Contact Stanley Parish or Herbert Breen to obtain one. Price is the publishing cost of 1 dollar. Marsha Sutton.

Stanley Parish Herbert Breen Marsha Sutton

Grade News First Grade Birds Bees and Butterflies

The class splits into Birds Bees and Butterflies with rapid work on Elson Beaks and Seat Work Pads. Bees read well while butterflies improve daily. Students brought paticas May flowers leaves and berries and many are bringing money for a school garden order. Writing shows improvement with each child’s name displayed.

Milk Wagons and Milk Tracks Inspire Young Artists

In art class we finished drawings of Milk Wagons and Milk Tracks and begin milk trains. Students with top spelling scores over the past two tests include Mayme Ruth Bruckert Arlene Capen Laverne Hanel Dave Harter Mary Jane Kane Eugene Roberts Richard VanOrden Della Lee Walker Mary Lou Wyman.

Mayme Ruth Bruckert Arlene Capen Laverne Hanel Dave Harter Mary Jane Kane Eugene Roberts Richard VanOrden Della Lee Walker Mary Lou Wyman Ariene Capen Ruth Cleveland Ronald Doherty Rosemary Dwyer Gordon Foell Arlagene Hanley Jack Leonard Robert Ramey Harold Rosecrants Norma Six Ja Sutton

Junior play and classroom activities noted

Several from our room enjoyed the Junior play Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Cunningham visited our room this week. Group 1 in reading worked on a Clothing unit and made exhibits and booklets. Group II drew scenery pictures for the play Kind Gold Wealth Wins. In geography we are taking a trip across Switzerland with passes and tunnels discussed.

Fifth Grade Studies Canada Newfoundland and Labrador

Fifth grade classes studied Canada and Newfoundland and Labrador with student names listed for spelling awards. Reading included Robinson Crusoe Josie Home Run and the Golden Touch with a group dramatization of Josie Home Run the Lowell vs Whittier game.

Canada Newfoundland and Labrador John Cahat Labrador Josie Lowell Whittier Mana Jean Harvey Albert Hodson James Foote Anna Schroeder Elva Phimsey Arthur Clute Lonalee Hampton Martha Ann Roach Martin Kennedy Janet Duncan Jack Sternaman Martha Ann Parent Zada Stottlemyer Dorothy Blanchard Jim Holland Carl Cappaert Clara Bergey Katherine Grise Calvin Howe

Sixth graders explore Civil War era geography and Africa study

The class mentions Civil War lessons, travel in Africa, Congo region jungles, and the Union of South Africa. They note Norma Visher performing tap dancing numbers in their amateur program.

Aferica Congo Union of South Africa Africa Norma Visher

Seventh Grade Party At Ruth Schug Home

On Thursday April 16 the seventh grade was entertained by Ruth Schug and her mother at their home. Despite bitter cold everyone played baseball and later enjoyed a pot luck supper. Mrs Schug passed candy and peanuts as a special treat.

Ruth Schug

Origin of the Word Tram Explored From Outram to German Roots

The word tram may derive from Outram, a man who operated stone rail vehicles in 1800, or from the German word traam meaning beam. The latter sense was used in the sixteenth century for trucks in mines that ran on wooden beams as rails.

Outram

Quaint Quips From Class Room Chronicle

A playful school column notes students like Merle Samborn and Jack Stutting debating poems and signs on a library door. It lists daily quirks from Wayne Perkins to Maryan White and others, highlighting typing, shorthand, tardy slips, and classroom antics.

Rank Roger John Watson George Tope Anderson Thelma Koch Rosendahlditorials Merle Samborn Herbert Breen Maryan White Maxine Sowle Regina Kren

Imagined pairs and personal notes in a diary fragment

A brief, fragmentary list mentions Marie Woolston with a boy friend John Watson with an inferiority complex Ginny Collins with straight black hair Austin Knapp admitting he was wrong and Bonnie without Doc indicating personal snapshots rather than a formal event or narrative.

John Watson Ginny Collins Austin Knapp

Farm Home Fire Alerts Rosebush Neighbors Save Goods

A fire at the farm home of Mrs. William Funnel Tuesday evening prompted quick neighbor aid, saving virtually all household goods. The item lists residents and visitors in Rosebush and nearby towns, including travels to Lans ing and Philadelphia, with several social visits noted.

William Funnel Viola Pelcher South Rosebush Mt. Pleasant Leg Lalone Bert Stanley John House William Morrison Ernie Hoste Emery Homer Lowery Orvel Graham Joyce Clevenger Doris Thomas Graham Norris Walton J. A. Stalter Rosebush

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