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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 12, 2003
Page
28
Iowa City reported average April temperatures of 51.7 degrees with daytime highs from 33 to 87 degrees and overnight lows from 18 to 63 degrees. Average monthly temperature was 64.5 degrees by day and 38.8 degrees by night, with precipitation beginning to be noted.
Arts a la Carte in Iowa City offers two summer camp sessions at 20 E. Market St. The first session for grades 1 3 runs July 7 11 and the second for grades 4 6 runs July 14 18. Each runs 8 am to noon with activities in dance movement mask puppet storytelling games and art projects. Cost 85 per child with 4 to 10 participants. Call 335 5840 or 400 0298 to register.
South East Junior High Symphony Orchestra members are named by rows. First row includes Carlye Hileman Kayla Otero. Second row lists Mackenzie Pierce Sam Somma Walker Neudorff Kylie Harras Taylor Seemuth Philip Bergman Nico Beckermann Zakir Durumeric Michael Smith Samantha Sidwell. Third row names Sarah Russell Madison Frei Anne McKay Jaye Hobart Camille Socarras Eddie Kirsch Sarah Nobbs Lauren McCullough. Fourth row lists Mrs. Gentzsch Andrew Gentzsch Jesse Libra Michael Penick Lucas Williams Perry Hardee David Convington Tanya Schulte Emma Squire. Not pictured are Quinn Knobbe and Addy Wasson.
South East Junior High Symphony Orchestra placed second in the middle and junior high string category at the Cedar Rapids Jefferson Invitational. Jefferson High hosted three orchestras in exhibition. Martin Clancey organized the event. First went to Cedar Rapids Washington. Des Moines Roosevelt was third.
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