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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1978

Page

11

Dollars for Scholars Pops Concert in Cedar Rapids

Public high schools perform at the Dollars for Scholars Pops Concert in the Paramount Theater at 7 30 p m. The program features West Side Delegation Jefferson swing choir Happiness Inc Kennedy s swing choir Momentum and more. Admission 2 for adults 1 for students. Proceeds fund 60 scholarships of 50 each across three high schools.

Larry Hlavacek Day St. NW Julie Lane Wilson Ave Jefferson High School Frank Hickey B Ave Kaye McIntyre Fox Meadow Drive Washington High School Kelly Widmer White Pine Drive Lon Eilers Falbrook Drive Kennedy Cedar Rapids Paramount Theater West Side Swing Choir Jefferson Allen Koepke Happiness, Inc Craig Arnold Momentum Rick Biella Mick Denniston Cedar Rapids Community Theatre George Baldwin Paramount All Cedar

Ambassadors for Education offers 22 programs this year

Cedar Rapids Community Schools expand outreach with 22 free speaker programs for service clubs and groups. Topics include Tomorrow’s society, collective bargaining in education, at risk youth stories, multi ethnic awareness, school nursing, teen life, and special education efforts by district staff and administrators.

Cedar Rapids William Strilich Iowa Industrial Arts Steven Muller Charles Debban Marlin Berg Robert Bright Taylor Elementary School and Rehabilitation Center Margaret O’banion Sheila Billington Leona Haverkamp Bill Wild Mary Studt Thelma Anderson

Programs for elementary and secondary students highlighted

Articles describe hands on science, attendance in school, affirmative action to reduce racism and sexism, disability detection and services, reading and writing progress, British cultural lessons, music education, and river trip inspirations. The Educational Service Center coordinates programs at 346 Second Ave. SW with 398-2331.

Monroe Developmental Center Betty Jenkins Donald Menning Thomas White Kenneth Nye Kathleen Doran Kathleen Reyner Betty Debban Grand Canyon Colorado River Marion Hazelton Predict I John Sackett Educational Service Center Second Ave

Jefferson High plans career planning meeting for juniors

A career planning session for Jefferson High School juniors and parents is set for 7 30 p m Tuesday in the school’s little theater. Counselors will outline vocational educational options for senior year, post graduation training and education, college admissions testing and financial aid. A question and answer period with the student’s counselor is included. On this date in 1942 Britain’s Singapore colony surrendered to Japan.

Jefferson High School Britain Singapore

All-state speech festival features eight area high schools

Eight area high schools Cascade Decorah Garnaville Keota Monticello Mount Vernon Postville and Washington of Vinton will be represented at the Iowa High School Speech Association all state festival at Simpson College Saturday. Performances in one act plays readers theater solo mime group mime choral reading and duet acting begin at 8 30 am. Outstanding performance awards went to Cascade Monticello Garna ville Postville Washington Keota Mount Vernon and others with critics from Guthrie Theater Drake University Old Creamery Theatre Clarke College St Catherine's River Falls and more evaluating.

Iowa High School Speech Association Simpson College Cascade Decorah Garnaville Keota Monticello Mount Vernon Postville Washington of Vinton Iowa Washington Vinton David Feldshuh Guthrie Theater Minneapolis Minn Gary Hobbs Drake University Tom Johnson Old Creamery Theatre Garrison Karen Ryker Clarke College Readers Theater Marge Dergman St. Catherine’s College St. Paul Mary MacLeod River Falls Wis

Midwest Overseas Recruiting Fair at UNI Seeks Teachers

Interviews for overseas teaching jobs will be held February 25 and 26 at the University of Northern Iowa during the second annual Midwest Overseas Recruiting Fair. Orientation runs 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. and only participants may schedule interviews. Openings include over 100 elementary and secondary positions plus a few admin roles and two guidance counselors and media specialists.

University of Northern Iowa Karachi Lahore Pakistan Ethiopia Peru Egypt Santa Cruz la Paz Cochabamba Bolivia Kuwait Liberia Nicaragua Kobe Nagoya Japan Abu Dhabi Arabian Gulf Venezuela Malaysia Colombia Belgium Honduras New Delhi India Belo Horizonte Brazil

Metro High School Chicken and Noodle Dinner Planned

Parents and students of Metro High School sponsor a chicken and homemade noodle dinner on Thursday evening at the school 404 17th I SE. Serving 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. or until food lasts. Prices 75 cents for students and children 1.50 for adults and non students. Funds support the school. On this date in 1564 Galileo Galilei was born in Pisa.

Metro High School 17Th I. SE

Elementary students invited to GWAEA art exhibit

Entries are now being accepted from elementary students for the Grant Wood Area Education Agency 1978 annual art exhibit to be shown at the agency building on 4401 Sixth St SW in April. Deadline is March 17. Limit one entry per student, original work, front label with name grade school and teacher, mounted for display. Contact Kimm Stastny at 399 6780 for details.

Grant Wood Area Education Agency Agency Sixth St Kimm Stastny Gwaea Educational Services

City Band Festival welcomes Dr Thomas Slattery as guest conductor

City Band Festival at Franklin Junior High auditorium Saturday features Dr Thomas C Slattery Coe College associate professor and director of bands as guest conductor. Cedar Rapids high schools provide band members with soloist Dr Paul Smoker performing Dramatic Essay alongside Lincolnshire Posy and other symphonic selections. Tickets 75 cents students 1.25 adults at the door.

Thomas C. Slattery Coe College Franklin Cedar Rapids Paul Smoker Cee Smoker Clifton Williams Percy Grainger Slattery Ralph Vaughan Williams Thais James Ployhar

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