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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-12

School

Eleanor Stanlake-Teacher
eve have twenty-five pupils
enrolled. Seven Of the children
are for the first time In our
school. They are Richard BAIL
man, Dorothy Smith and Jean
Smith, who are in the kinder
garten and Francis BerlinYer,
Angelina Berlinger and Donald
Smith, who have come to us
from other schools.
Our schoolroom has been
freshly painted and q new fence
10 being constructed around our
school yard. We hope 10 soon
have our playground equipment
repaired, as we are unable, ut
present, to use some Of IL.
We have organized our ball
team for the year. Donald Mac
vittie was voted captain. Five
Of our best players graduated
last spring ard IL - difficult to
find enough good players.
While waiting for books 10
arrive we arc reviewing In many
of our claDes.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-12
Dryer
School

Everyone is getting settled
down to work after our long
summer vacation, and every
thing is going very nicely.
Melvin Hack, is home on two
weeks leave from the Army.
He is stationed in California.
We are sorry to report that
the Laidlow family are NOV
ing to Detroit. We hope they
will like their new school.
The beginners are enjoying
their Before We Read" books.
The first grade are reading
from the "Our New Friends"
readers.
The fifth grade are studying
about Michigan for Geography.
The second grade are learning
to subtract for Arithmetic.
The fourth grade are learning
to conduct class meetings for
English.
The sixth grade are reading
books for book reports.
Teacher, Am He'll
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-12
Berger
School

OThe enrolment of Berger
school this year is 81 pupils. We
have four beginners, Melvin
Bobcean, Eleanor Eckert, Nancy
10 Carlson and Wayne Eckert.
There are two in the first grade,
five in the second grade, four in
the third grade, four in the
fourth grade, four in the fifth
grade, three in the sixth grade,
six in the seventh grade and five
in the eighth grade.
Jane and Nancy 10 Folsom are
new pupils. Barbara and Mari
lyn Weier have Joined us again,
after attending a different
school last year.
We had a ball game last Fri
day with Waldenburg Lutheran
and were happy to win our first
game 1879. We will play Ma
comb Lutheran this Friday.
For art we have made autumn
leaves cut from colored paper,
and posters of the Golden Plover
flying south.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-12
Plum Brook
School

The Plum Brook school has
received letters the second time
from Charley School, Kentucky.
We have answered their letters
and they are on their way to
Kentucky. They sent Us a news
paper which they are going to
publish every month.
We are learning q new song
because school is here, and we
don't want any children to get
hurt. The name Of the song is
1.-THE Traffic Light"
We have wild ducks on our
front blackboard.
We have one more bicycle in
our wood shed. 1t belongs to
Rose Marie Powers.
We have q new health chart.
The Sixth Grade is going to
study how coffee is grown,
picked, cleaned, dried, etc.
We had our pictures taken
Monday by a man.
The kindergarten and First
grades are learning to write
their names.
The Fourth, Fifth and Sixth
Grades have received their read
ing work books.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-12
Freeman
School

The Freeman School on Clay
street at Relish Road opened
Wednesday with an enrolment
of twenty-one children.
Wanda Thorman began school
for the first time. She is five
years old.
Bobbie Faulk is new pupil,
too. He is in the seventh grade.
Mae Bourke is the new teach
er.
Our building was all cleaned
and we have new movable furni-
ture and new swings. The teach
er brought some plants, pictures
and a radio.
Today room committees were
chosen. Everyone in the upper
grades has a chore to help keep
our room comfortable and pleas
ant.
We have been singing God
Bless America and now we are
learning Morning Prayer.
We have most of our books
now and ready to work hard.
Rosemary Peters has written
to the State Library about get
ting q travelling library for our
school.
The seventh and eighth grade
have been making graphs to
show heir progress in speed and
accuracy for review of the fun
damentals of arithmetic.
The fifth grade has chosen seed
collecting as their class hobby.
They are now learning how to
conduct q hobby club.
Vonda Thorman knows her
own name and the name, of
three little playmates when she
sees them written in manuscript.
John Friedhoff and Laura Pc
tiers are working on words and
phrases in reading so they can
read more smoothly in their first
readers.
Ruth Dupont is learning to
match words and figures in
arithmetic.
The third graders are getting
started in their English books.
They are studyin, about treas
ures.
Teacher-Mrs. Mae Bourke,
20 Freeman School, 1T. 2,
Romeo, Itch.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-12
Armada
Center

Armada Center School opened
Wednesday, Sept. 3, with the
following rs pupils in. attend
ance: Mary Van Eynde, Betty
Steinmetz, Anna De Smit, Elsie
and Minnie Thorman, Robert
Murray. Burton Hulett, Douglas
Kidd, Edward and Kathleen
Wallace, Barbara Steinmetz,
Charles, David and Earl Proc
tor, Corolyn Hulett, Joseph
Drinkhorn, Eay Thorman, Lou
Ann and Betty Lou Sumner,
Ronald Kidd, Walter De Smit,
Gladys Thorman and three be-
ginners, Lyle Enright, Albert
De Smit and Lenora Apple.
We have started q Safety
Patrol in our school. Douglas
Kidd as captain, Mary Van Eyn-
de, Anna De Smit and Charles
Proctor as patrol leaders.
Mary Van Eynde and Anna
De Smit are decorating the
blackboards. Minnie Thorman
and Betty Steinmetz are decorat-
ing the windows.
Walter De Smit has been
taken rather seriously ill.
Robert Murray was absent
Monday.
Minnie Thorman and Betty
Steinmetz have been appointed
news reporters for the month.
Mrs. Anna Whiting, Teacher
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-12
TownIine
School

Teacher. Mrs. Kathryne Ander.
The Townline School opened
on Wednesday with thirteen
pupils.
Two new boys from Detroit,
Eugene Vanovitz and Bruce
Bromley and one girl. Evelyn
Ann Schwartz are our new
children.
Other children are Eugene
Reinhardt, Henry and Martha
Kraus, Margaret Van Collie,
Gordon and Wesley Parr, Rich
ard Trombley, Berdean Haw-
kins, Bobby Schwartz and Anita
Richie.
We will miss Barbara and Al
berta Tappin who have moved
to Detroit, also James Whetzel
who Is in Detroit this year.
We are sorry to hear that
Clark Green a last year grad
uate, broke his ankle ut the
State Fair on Tuesday.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-12
Ray Center
School

Ray Center school opened
August 25th with an enrolment
of thirty-three.
We have two beginners.
Madeslyn Bleimeister and De-
lores Gurzick.
Albert and Benny Parravano
are new boys from Detroit. AL
bert is in the seventh grade and
Benny in the fifth.
The Veith BOYS have a new
baby brother.
The Bleimeister children have
a new baby sister.
Our flag boys are Harold
Tewksbury and Edwin Wiede-
man.
Seven children come to school
on bicycles.
Dolores Miller from Detroit,
Virginia Kiehler. Betty Enright.
Laura Ann De Almond have
visited our school.
Geraldine Ternes has return
ed to our school. She attended
school in Mount Clemens last
year.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-12
Church
School

Teacher. Mrs. George Foster,
Address. r. I, New Baltimore.
We have A. children enrolled
this year.
We have these new children
from other schools: Ray john
son in the 4th grade, Horace
Keene in the 3rd grade and
Johnny Keene in the LIST grade.
In our beginning class we have
Billy Smith, Allen Green, Joyce
ester, Eileen Verschure,
Frank Dronsejko and Hilda
Janke. We have decided to
have q hand-work club. Our
first meeting will be on Friday.
Our committees are:
Coal and Wood-Arthur Esch-
enberg, David Green.
Flag and. Shutter-Kenneth
Rhoades and Harry Eschenberg.
Handwashing - Ruth Copen-
hagen.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I'm
derhill and Dolores Copenhagen.
Erasers-Ernest Beaudrie.
Bookcases-V,rginia Dronsej-
ko and Florence Bedul.
Lavatories-Kenneth Fritsch
and Eva Bess Smith.
Hostess-Gecrgiana Underhill.
Reported by Virginia Dronsej-
ko and Georgiana Underhill.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-12
West
School

We have started q new safety
club for this year: Captain
Freddie Pearl; Patrolmen-
Lawrence Gundlach, Moreno
Bertul, Helen Gut.
Because of illness Sandra
Hicks has been absent for sew
eral days.
We have q large bouquet of
gladiolus in our romo. Bernice
Beversdorf brought them.
Our room monitors and their
duties are: Lorraine Gundlach-
bulletin board; Edward Quit,
library; Moreno Bertul, cloak
room; Helen Quit, lunch box
shelves; Lawrence Gundlach,
black board and erasers; Carol
mae Kohn, washbowl.
Kenneth Krause and Bobby
Silk were absent Wednesday.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-12
Grant
School

OTwo hundred and fifty-five
children enl oiled in Grant
school on opening day. and the
first few days are being devoted
to accustoming the children
with their school duties.
The teaching staff remains un-
changed with the exception of
Mrs. Frederick Schutt who has
been engaged to teach the IA
and 3-B classes.
Other teachers include:
Miss Violet Repaid. kinder
garten; Mary Jane Williams. LIB;
Constance Williamson, IA;
Sylvia Zeve, End: Hazel Belts,
3rd.; Mrs. Ruth Smythe, 4th.;
Isabelle Wondero, "A and 5-B.
The PTA Is planning . meet
ing in the near future, the date
to be announced later.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-12

School

We have decorated our room
this month with . border Of
stencils of pumpkins and corn, in
color. on the blackboards. Above
these are built up posters Of
flowers and vegetables. On the
bulletin board are health pos
tiers, published by the Michigan
Tuberculosis Association, Lam.
sing. In the Little Folks Corner
are brightly colored pictures IL
Illustrating the common nursery
rhymes.
We have chosen safety patrols
and captain. The patrol consist
Of Genevieve Duckert, captain;
Shirley Glover, Leo Schaffer and
Gerold Schmidt.
We have studied about the De-
Tense Bonds and Saving Stamps
and put up . poster Of them.
The eighth grade Is having
project on the Constitution Of the
United States.
The beginners are learning to
sing, MARY Had . Little Lamb"
We have been playing ball
this week. The Tigers captain
Il In Gerold Schmidt and the
Lions captain . Jack Simpson.
The one that has made the most
hits on the Tigers team 10 Gen.
evieve Duckert, on the Lions
team Il Leo Schaffer. The score
Il s to I IL favor of the Tigers.
Zone A of the Macomb County
Rural Teachers Association met
with Mrs. johnson Monday
right.
nspsrtss, Censvievs Dueksst
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-12
Big Stone
School
Michael H0dnicak and Arthur
Labodie, Reporters


Our school is smaller this year
AS there are only Ia pupils. When
school opened 8 girls and 10 boys
enrolled. We have two new
pupils. One of them has left
already. Our teacher is Mrs.
Ethel Jones.
The first day school opened
we had business meeting. We
elected a p. esident, vice-presi-
dent, secretary and treasurer.
Mildrd Breucr was elected presl-
dent, Claude Pullman as vice.
president, Sylvia Zvonciuk rs
secretary, Michaal Hodnicak a.
treasurer. Our president, Mich
ael Breuer, elected the following
committee: Bell, one who rings
bell at the beginning Of each
period; Windows, one who locks
and fixes the shades after
school; Writing New Notes, one
who writes school news; Put
ting Up Flag, one who puts up
the flag and takes 1t down;
Water, one VINO pumps and takes
care of the water; Passing Bas-
ket, one who passes basket at
recess, noon and just before
school is out; busting, one who
dusts every day, Wood, two
pupils are chosen to carry wood;
Sweeping, two pupils are chosen
to sweep three times . week;
Blackboards, on who washes
blackbaords. We expect to serve
hot lunches a little later on.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-12
Wilson
School

oThe @-B boys and girls are be-
ginning to study China. Rather
inc Kingsley, Jean Nunneley,
and Robert Heape have already
brought in many things that
come from China. We are going
to make q Chinese scrapbook
and have a Chinese party after
we have found out more about
China.
The children of the Wilson
school we're pleasantly surprised
on their return to school this
fall. They discovered that many
of the flowers along the walk to
the building. that they had 50
carefully planted in June, were
growing and blooming nicely.
They are sure Mr.. Simms water
cd them all summer, and thank
him.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-12
Brothers Of Former
Captains Stud Squad

oANN ARBOR - Brothers of
three former Wolverine football
stars are members of Michigan's
1871 varsity squad. They are
Bob Flora, whose brother Flop
starred at tackle on the 1924
and 1925 teams; Al Wistert,
brother of All-American Tackle
Francis Wistert of the national
championship 1888 eleven, and
Jack Petoskey, whose brother
Ted was IN outstanding end in
1892 and 1893.
Both Flora and Wistert of the
present team are tackles and
Petoskey is an end. all three
thus following closely in their
brothers footsteps. Wstert. .
Junior. Is the outstanding mem-
Der of the trio, being hailed n
one of the country's greatest
linemen and . top candidate for
sll-Americsn ranking. Flora u
. senior and Petoskey . sopho-
more.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-12
Lowell
School

We have been kept busy the
week getting our books togeth-
er.
We have a new captain on our
Safety Patrol. Her name is
Beverly Adds. We also have
new members on the Safety Pa
troll. Their names are: Frank
Warvie, Ethel Gwynn, Bob Ed
dy, Milton Hartsig.
We started to practice base
ball last Wednesday. We have
chosen Frank Warvie our cap
tain again this year. The play
ers are: Milton Hartsig, Frank
Warvie, Billy Teschler, Bob Ed
dy, Jack Eddy, Paul Koves,
Howard Adds, Rose m lie
Gwynn and Beverly Adds.
This Friday the 9Th, 7th and
the 9th grades are giving book
reports.
REPORTERS sTH GRADE
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-12
Harris
School

Margaret Jankowslki was
absent Tuesday because Of I'LL
ness.
The upper grades are pre-
pairing q Sports Parade" made
up Of pictures and stories relat-
Ing TO seasonal sports.
The sixth grade pupils are
listing and classifying the books
in our school library.
We enjoyed Lorraine Stems
and Marcia Foss stories about
their favorite toys.
We like our new outdoor flag
very much.
LAURA L. HARLEY, tssehss.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-12
Late News from Macomb County Sch0l
Thursday Copy
Deadline Set

oCopy for The Daily Monitor
School page must be In the
editorial offices Of this news
paper by S pm. each Thurs
day. The editors deeply ap-
preciate the splendid cooper
alton of the many schools and
teachers participating but due
to mechanical composition
problems, m ust establish
copy headlines for this page
as they themselves adhere to
precise headlines on all other
phases Of news-production.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-12
Dickinson
School

This week Is the first week we
have really worked, and we are
having q lot of fun.
Yesterday we saw q movie.
II was abou. fremen and how
they work.
The 5-B's are studying about
China in Peoples and Countries.
It is very interesting to know
how the Chinese live. They
have q festival every year, they
60 visiting, drink tea and see a
program which lasts for hours.
D0na Guild 5-B
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-12
Phyllis Kraatz

Yesterday the fifth grade went
to the County Building. We went
to the top floor and all the peo-
pie looked like ants and the
cars looked like toys. When we
got back to school today we
wrote what we saw on signs and
other things. Last Friday Miss
Green took US to the library.
We read books for an hour. When
we came back we read books
that we took out. We've had
q very nice time this week.
Dorothy Bellamy
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-12
Bywater
School
BY DELORIS BOCHOTYN

BY DELORIS BOCHOTYN
OMany parents have been in to
see our new oil burner.
Our new pupils this year are
Basil Hicks, Leon Case, Jerry
Lepautre ard Marilyn Cum
mings. Basil Hicks and Jerry
Lepautre are in the higher
grades. Marilyn Cummings and
Leon Case are beginners.
We are going to have a row of
new desks in our school to take
care of the extra number coming
this year. There are twenty
pupils enrolled now.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-12
Mills
School

The Mills Slhool, Ray I, had
its hrst session Wednesday.
Twenty five pupils with cheer
full conferences took their
places ut newly painted desks.
There were three beginners, six
flrst graders, TIN &c third graders.
two in the fourth, Ave In the
fifth, three N the seventh and
three In the eighth. There will
be one more In the sixth grade.
They are looking forward 10 q
pleasant and worthwhile year Of
school.
I)eane9 Stsinheink, Ieaehes
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-12

There are Ave new teachers
at Dickinson School. Miss john
son and Miss Fallmadge are
teaching in Mount Clemens for
the first time. Miss Allen came
from Donaldson School. Miss
Ribe came from Lincoln School.
Mrs. Ryon is substituting. Miss
Lyons is the only teacher here
from last year.
We have sixteen children who
come here from Selfridge Field.
Some other children came from
Donaldson School. Other chill
dren came from other schools.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-12
Heidi
School

CNACA SVUSS 1sSYV1S0S
Last Friday we colored leaves
in art class and put them around
the room.
Sixth graders made maps Of
South America. We colored the
mountains red and the lowlands
green. This is called . physical
map.
The fourth graders have Z
reading chart on the bulletin
board. They receive . star Il
they have a perfect lesson.
In sixth grade reading we cut
pictures out of cardboard to
show the story of Hunting
Elephants With q Camera"
The fourth grade learned the
poem, six Little Sheep" In
Reading Class.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-12
Townsend
School

Glenn Slyvie visited school
September 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Witte, Miss
es Dorothy Witte and Nola War
ner went to the State Fair, Fri
day.
Joyce Wcyer has a new
bicycle.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Schulz,
Shirley and Richard went to the
Zoo at Royal Oak, Sunday.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-12
.MounfClem,e,,s
High Notes
By Tom 3 Dick Domeldsea
FOOTBALL TICKETS

FOOTBALL TICKETS
The sale of football tickets
started with q bang yesterday
morning at the Pep Meeting"
It began with . short speech by
Principal Monte McFarlane, then
came q series of yells by our at
tractive cheer leaders which
made the rafters in the old school
ring again with IRA team Ra"
and Fight, Fight. Fight"
The new cheer leaders are
Betty Richbroth, Collin Cum
ningham, Betty Engle, Rose Will
son, Janice Williams, and Rich
ard Smith.
Then big Bob Godfrey, our
200 pound center and captain OF
the Al Bather eleven, delivered
a few well chosen words about
our team and asked for the sup
port of the students at the
games.
Coach Ernie Buckholz has fig
ured out 4 new system for sales
this year. He has picked a cap
tain for each home room and
leaves it up to statesmen to see
that their room fills its quota.
The first room to do 50 will re-
ceive q prize of 81; also the first
room to make q 100 per cent will
get free theatre tickets.
II a room doesn't fill its quota
its name will remain on q large
bulletin board in the front hall
for the students to look at. Coach
expects to sell 1000 tickets to
our $500 students. We surely
hope everyone will buy one in
Guiding you!
TROUBLE
A few students think they are
getting away with hockey here
at school but it just can't be
done. They forget that when
they skip study halls that the
study hall teacher has a record
of their schedule and the will
be called in for q little discussion
with their study hall teachers as
to where they have been. and
the teachers do want their stu
dents to study SO they can pass
them at the end of the year.
NOISE!
Because 50 many students
were entering the building early,
q ruling was passed today that
no student enter the building
first, fourth or sixth hour unless
he has q class, because there has
been too much noise and con-
fusion in the halls and the first
and fifth hour teachers find II
disturbs their classes.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-12
THESE
MOUNT CLEMENS
MERCHANTS
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Settlers Nest Meskst
Kresse 25e 70 500 Store
Modern Electric cempeny
kibbls's Tesssvy. Inc.
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Joe The Teller
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-12

Dickinson Grade
A new temporary building has
been built at Dickinson school.
The frst and second grades are
in it. The children like the
new school very much. They
appreciate the lights, the floors,
the new heating plant and the
iavatories.
The boys and girls enjoy roller
skating on the new sidewalks.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-12

New Desks
The fourth and fifth grade
have new desks. They open
from the top. They are adjust
able and movable.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-12
Donaldson
School

The A. J., Doraldson School Is
going to have . flower show
Thursday, September IL, l94l.
The 4th grade was talking about
the flower show. The 4th grade
talked about miniature bou-
Duets flower arrangement, col
ors and containers.
Nancy Williams, "A.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-12

In the fourth grade of the
Donaldson School we have q
girl that was born on Valentine
Day. Her name Is Elaine Davis.
She is our Valentine gift. We
some time have Q party for her.
We are going 10 make q birthday
calendar for Our room.
Lorraine Starkey, "A
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-12

We are learning how to write
the days of the week and the
month of the year. Most of the
children know them. We learn
ed to spell our fathers and
mothers names and our street
name. We Gre taking up a col
lection of all kinds of lights in
our room. And we learn to find
words in the dictionary.
Dick Heron, "A