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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1936

Page

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Sewing class trims budgets for spring wardrobes

In McKinley and Franklin high schools, sewing students cut costs and reuse leftovers to create Easter parade outfits. Junior and senior girls craft shorts, smocks, blouses, and dresses from scraps, with prices ranging from under a dollar to just over two, while planning summer wear and graduation gowns.

Ewing McKinley Junior High School Doris Topping Colorado Louise Sundberg Vera Mae Lippert Franklin Alice Hartley Elaine Helm Mary Ann Rubicek Winifred Tyerman Inez Mae Donegan Mary Elaine Ferris Betty Noblett Betty Pollock Arlyce Smith Phyllis Snodgrass Franklin Senior High

Children Knit Sew And Buy Their Wardrobes For Spring

IGH SCHOOL girls in sewing and home economics classes prepare Easter parade outfits. Elsie Belehrad models a three piece wool suit costing 12.50 with a traveling outfit planned for Sweden. Joins in Roosevelt and Wilson classes produce dresses knits and blouses costing 90 cents to 2.50.

IGH Elsie Belehrad Franklin Elsie Sweden Roosevelt Beth Harman Ruth Tilson Bessie Gallagher Margaret Turner Betty Stephenson Wilson Lawn Dimity Batiste Seersucker

Hayes Baseball Captains Elected At School

Baseball captains chosen at Hayes school include Donald Conway in fourth grade Vernon Kriz of 5A Tommy Rebec 5B and Richard Topinka sixth grade.

Hayes School Donald Conway Vernon Kriz Tommy Rebec Richard Topinka

Wilson Junior High Easter Concert Hears Soloists

Wilson Junior High music department presented an Easter concert Friday morning. The program opened with a processional scripture reading and prayer, followed by vocal and cornet solos by students Donna Jean Temple Mildred Zelezny Amber Mae Stanley Doris Broussard and two double quartets plus seventh and eighth grade girls chorus. Miss Christel Palmer and Louise Eikenberry accompanied.

Wilson Junior High School Donna Jean Temple Mildred Zelezny Amber Mae Stanley Doris Broussard Christel Palmer Louise Eikenberry

Lincoln Health Program Delights P T A Audience

Lincoln pupils presented a health program for the P T A last week. Second graders recited health poems by Richard Birkicht Benny Fugate Charles Walker Tommy Gaines George Larson George Miller Jimmy Burke Dean Brawner and Donald Miller. Intermediate students listed food values of bananas and included Nadine Brown Roy Bonham Junior Youngton Joe Eikenberry Lorraine Pederson. A nutrition film was shown by Miss Virginia Slaussen.

Lincoln Richard Birkicht Benny Fugate Charles Walker Tommy Gaines George Larson George Miller Jimmy Burke Dean Brawner Donald Miller Nadine Brown Roy Bonham Junior Youngton Joe Eikenberry Lorraine Pederson Virginia Slaussen

Children Visit 2B Bakery and Build Miniature Display

Miss Helen Shoemaker's 2B class toured a local bakery last week as part of a social science study. They formed a miniature bakery with bread cinnamon buns cookies and cakes on display.

Helen Shoemaker

Hayes Pupils Shine In Community Night Programs At School

Primary youngsters from Hayes school contributed to Community Night on Wednesday and Thursday. A twenty seven member chorus performed Wednesday with rhythm groups and led selections. Thursday featured a thirty six pupil chorus with rhythm pieces and multiple song numbers performed by named students. The program included banjo rhythm accompaniment by several pupils.

Hayes School Baby Bonnie Lou Kirchoff Brownies Stanley Travnicek Norma Ann Kloubec Joan Seda Raymond Suma Betty Kapoun Orvis Vaverka Elsie Werner Buddy Kirchoff Vilma Polehna Donald Sochor Margie Jungman Martha Chetry Bobby Vaverka Anna Mae Terr Bill Dean Bradley Marcella Dalecky Melvin Novak Arlene Dvorak Betty Karpoun Helen Pisney Clara Marie Hoyle Gladys Travnicek Gladys Topinka Jimmie Novak Leona Trachta Norma Jean Hall Grover Denton Frank Zobac Bobby Zamostil Evelyn Matus Lillian Kudina Patty Farmer Patricia Klier Marcella McDonald Olga Chetry Rita Ann Vesely Marie Baseman Marjorie Lowry Kenneth Johnson Dreamland Geraldine Pesina Bertha McCoy Arlene Chadima Joyce Ann Cynar Olga Chytry Richard Svec Richard Havlik Robert Janes Myrvon Gladwin Donald Black Marvin Benham James Doty Mary Phillipson Billy Coburn Bobby Christie Junior Hoyle George Lebeda Anna Spores Myrven Gladwin Buddy Richard Havlik Joe Dytrt

High School Girl Reserves Plan Y's Revue In April

McKinley pupil Geanie Trumbull leads the Y W C A pageant at Wilson School April 16 and Franklin April 17 with speaking parts for Kathleen Daley and Katherine Nelson. A seventy five voice chorus will sing The Quest under Mrs. Everett Fisher, with sixteen dancers trained by Miss Lida Tallman and Meriwyn Pollins on accompaniment.

Geanie Trumbull McKinley School Wilson Franklin Kathleen Daley Katherine Nelson Roosevelt Everett Fisher Lida Tallman Meriwyn Pollins Catherine Aukerman Lucille Besta Mary Lou Carnes Martha Elliott Mary Louise Fiesseler Zona Hill Dorothy Jean Huff Eleanor Hurka Ruth Klepach Dorothy McLeod Winifred Murray Betty Nissen Roberta Randolph Mary Ellen

Girl Reserve Recognition Service At Franklin Junior High

Five Girl Reserve clubs with about 100 girls attended the junior high recognition service at Franklin junior high school on Wednesday. The program featured piano by Jacqueline Wurster, a call to worship, flag salutes by group representatives, and several student readers and singers including Miriam Armstrong and Jean Fahrney.

Franklin Junior High Jacqueline Wurster Dorothy Hays Virginia Williamson Beth Jean Waverka Sally Luberger Miriam Armstrong Jane Alexander Phyllis Leacox Ruth Hardiman Jean Fahrney Dorothy Huff Betty Murdock Evelyn Affle

McKinley 8th Graders Stage Snowbound Plays

An eighth grade program at McKinley drew on snowbound season activities. Twelve girls performed The Old Singing Woman, a pastoral operetta about a ribbon peddler. A courtesy play featured Horace Hedges and a cast including Betty Larson Mary Pugsley and others with Helena Calkins as chair.

McKinley Horace Hedges Betty Larson Mary Leland Laton Alden Anderson Herbert Hayes Myron Politis Bill Johnson Jerry Staples Donald Wilson Albert Loukota Tom Huston Roy Leffler Lois Grissell Virginia Clapp Jean Brownlee Dorothy June Duncan Diana Brokaw Janis Owens Lucille Harris Betty Jayne Davenport Margaret Yuza Helen Hodge Miriam Zambrakos Peggy Curtwright

Candles lighting ends ceremony with girls singing

Evelyn Afflerbaugh Seysler and Mary Lou Rice led as Candles Burn was sung while tapers glowed. The ceremony ended with the girls returning to their places singing Follow the Gleam.

Boy Exchanges Notes With Miss Earhart On Tandem Travel

Joe Ainsworth a 16 year old Franklin pupil waited all night for Amelia Earhart during her Cedar Rapids visit last October. They spoke after her lecture in Iowa City planning a possible tandem bicycle trip to Mexico via the Pan American highway while Earhart expects to attend her next lecture.

Joe Ainsworth Franklin Amelia Earhart Cedar Rapids Iowa City University Town Ainsworth Chicago Mrs. Putnam Walter Winchell Miss Earhart New York Joe Mexico

Franklin Algebra Honors Recognize Ninth Grade Pupils

Ninth grade algebra pupils taught by Miss Caro line Marousek earned A grades for averages above 95 percent. Dale Morningstar and Martin Hanson led with 99 percent, followed by Harold Becker Jack Downer David McGuire and Dorothy Mueller at 98 percent. Harold Rissler Ralph Gearhart at 97 percent, Margaret Seysler Richard Fuller at 96 percent, Velma Rees Kathryn Claassen at 95 percent.

Caroline Marousek Dale Morningstar Martin Hanson Harold Becker Jack Downer David McGuire Dorothy Mueller Harold Rissler Ralph Gearhart Margaret Seysler Richard Fuller Velma Rees Kathryn Claassen

Japanese Display By Polk 5B Pupils

An oriental display arranged by Polk 5B pupils accompanies their study of Japan. Incense burners were donated by Nadine Bowser Patricia Bingham Margaret Deal and Billy McFann. A doll carriage and doll came from Gloria Pahl. Toys dishes and vases were contributed by Margaret Hunter Bobby Ballou Richie Kemp John Nash and Harvey Es.

Polk 5B Japan Nadine Bowser Patricia Bingham Margaret Deal Billy McFann Gloria Pahl Margaret Hunter Bobby Ballou Richie Kemp John Nash Harveyes

Harrison Safety Program Highlights Student Involvement

The Harrison school safety council held a Friday program on Safe Walkers and Safety First In Fields and Forests. Patsy Kelly presided. Betty Swartzbaugh and Roger Baldwin organized the event with student speakers and poems.

Safety Council of Harrison School Patsy Kelly Betty Swartzbaugh Roger Baldwin Mary Ellen Baldwin Jay Marion Noseck Betty Leiber Leo Lelshone Virginia Martin Deloris Brousard Lucille Soukup Loretta Kepler Bernadine Grady Lois Hollan Carol Carnes Jean Gorman Joyce Richardson Mary Ellen Dennis Lola Cunningham Natalie Kent Betty Janu Ann Masiller Donald Palmer Dick Lewis Dick Zobl Darwin Bell Sol Macken Willis Shaver John Fatty Gerald Bissell Bob Johnson Council

Speakers Entertain Girl Reserve Clubs In Senior Highs

Interesting programs were held this week by four senior high Girl Reserve clubs with guest speakers. Marguerite Herr spoke to Wilson Tri-Hi on Tuesday introduced by Charlotte Burlingham. McKinley Hi-Y-Ette hosted a Q A hour with Virginia Yungman. Bonnie Pease spoke to Franklin Hi-Y-Ettes on expressing personality through your room. Roosevelt Tri-Blue held a student round table led by Marguerite McDonne.

Marguerite Herr Killian Wilson Tri-Hi Charlotte Burlingham McKinley Hi

Ellen Lockwood Heads G. A. A. At Roosevelt

Ellen Lockwood elected president of the Roosevelt G A A. Officers named include Martha Hubbard as vice president Betty Snyder secretary Phyllis Snyder treasurer Elinor Lockwood and Mary Ethel Faktinson social chairmen. New members listed are Mary Hilton Mary Gilchrist Anna Mae Melsa Helen Murrin and Phyllis Snyder.

Ellen Lockwood Roosevelt G. A. A Martha Hubbard Betty Snyder Phyllis Snyder Elinor Lockwood Mary Ethel Faktinson Mary Hilton Mary Gilchrist Anna Mae Melsa Helen Murrin

Polk Kite Contest Winners at Polk School

Dewey Willis of 4B won the intermediate boys' kite contest at Polk school with a bow kite. Thomas Anderson 5A placed second with a star kite and Gerald Sacora 6B took third with a two-stick kite.

Dewey Willis Polk School Thomas Anderson Gerald Sacora

Junior and Sister Take Fashion Hints from Dionne Quins

A fashion digest outlines spring trends for toddlers to preteens inspired by Dionne Quintuplets and Clark Gable. Baby dresses feature fitted gowns with colored collars, cuffs, and button fronts, while boys wear tailored coats and shirts with Beaux Brummels influence. Colors shift to purples and lavenders with prints and plaids dominating. coats for walking babies use navy blue with detachable white collars, and older children adopt Margot-inspired tailored frocks and bright fabrics.

E Dionne Clark Gable Junior Sister Dionne Margot Jane Withers

Playground Kite Building Classes and Contest

The playground commission sponsors kite building classes for boys and girls next week at two sites. Daily sessions run 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the playground workshop on D avenue and Second street NE and at the Community House on Fourteenth avenue and Tenth street SE. Materials are provided for plane surface kites and box kites with plans and instruction. A kite flying contest is set for Friday April 10 at Ellis park with events for all flyers.

The Playground Commission D Avenue Second Street Fourteenth Avenue Tenth Street Ellis Park

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Jack Mary Marshall Marion Barta Charles Barta Sixteenth Street E.isit Berehrad Tru-Art Cot Jack MaasHaut Marian Barta Hayes Baseball Wilson Junior High Lincoln Health Program Hayes Y’s Jane Messa Marjorie Machacek Rose Marie Machacek Kathryn Morgan Pauline Meyers Ardis Mittan Gilberta Offut Jean Ormiston Charlotte Parsons Mabel Paustian Jewell Richards Phyllis Raftery Freda Renshaw Virginia Renshaw Esther Rowe Marian Rowe Dorothy Rosen Adelaide Severa Ruth Simmons Dorothy Sova Julia Steggall Marjorie Straw Jean Stepanek Ellen Swomley Carita Smith Evelyn Treibel Helen Vestery Gernie Trumbull Thompson Photos Boy Franklin Algebra Harrison Dionne Quins
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