Masters Sets New High Hurdle Record At Alta Relays
Mike Masters led the 6.11. eight boy track team at the Alta Relays last Friday, winning the high hurdles in 16.2 seconds to set an Alta Relays mark. Terry Masters and Randy Rients contributed top finishes, with the Pirates placing fourth in the 440 relay and showing strong showings in sprints and fields. Next meets are the Albert City Relays and the Combelt Conference at West Bend.
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Elsenbast leads wd girls in nine hole meet
Elsenbast golfer Ry Joh Milled Catherine Elsenbast fired a nine hole score of 50 to lead the wd girls in their first dual against Rutheen. The team’s 230 score paced by Sue hiabsen Cindy baton Gleace Seman and Reods Weber, with Weber’s a cere not counted as only the top four scores counted. Rhonda Jensen of Ruthven led Noamettes with os.
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ISU Initiates Honor Students
ISU announces Phi Kappa Phi initiated 366 new members Thursday night at Lews State University. The class includes 263 undergraduates, 79 graduates, 16 faculty, and five alumni. Initiates span Sinnestsburs Sinnestsburs bonderson and Nerese MeacQuacy, fetherville Janice Wy Rehanneh, Jon dT Foare.
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Foare
Rock M Roll & Smash Rock M Roll & Smash
A student musical titled Rock N Roll and Smash was presented to about 500 people. The cast performed as part of an event at the school, featuring a rock themed show with songs and stage performances.
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Mind twisting ay yr by Deve Die Powpie otion
A fragmentary note discusses a puzzling concept with references to hyphae and tending. It hints at curiosity and a desire to assist others, though details are unclear.
Pirates Capture Six Sports Bids At Relays Meet
Tammy Kulow reports Graettinger's track team had a sixth in the 100 by an unnamed runner with 17.8 seconds, a fourth in the 440 relay in 48.8, plus three sixth places by Elsenbast Millen and Masters. Elsenbast ran the low hurdles in 24.4, Millen threw discus 112'10", Masters ran 220 in 25.8. Graettinger heads to Albert City Truesdale Hurricane Relays tomorrow.
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Terry Masters
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John Millen
Albert City-Truesdale
Principal comments cancelation of Spoon River Anthology
Principal Dave Haggard explains the May 8 high school play was canceled due to a shortage of actors and insufficient rehearsal time. Mrs Lyster notes extreme absence of boys but enough to fill parts. The art show linked to the play may move to May 8 or May 12 during Swords Night, with emphasis on expanding speech and drama options instead of the canceled production.
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Masters Takes Two Firsts At Laurens Invitational
Mike Masters won both high and low hurdles for GHS boys track, taking the only first places as West Bend led a 12-team field at Laurens invitational on April 20. Masters ran 16.9 in the 120 yard highs and 21.9 in the 180 yard low hurdles. Randy Rients earned a third in the 100 yard dash with 1.1 seconds. Terry Masters finished.
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Girls Finish Second At Armstrong Relays
Graettinger girls placed second of ten teams with 40 points at the Armstrong Relays on April 24. Armstrong won Class B with 79 points. Scoring Graettinger individuals included Jackie Kulow in the 440 yard dash and 880 yard run, with relay squads led by Deb Poeppe and Julie Kulow.
Kulow Wins 440 At Elkette Relays In Laurens
Graettinger girls placed ninth out of 21 teams at the Elkette Relays in Laurens on April 21. Jackie Kulow captured the meet’s sole first, clocking 62.2 seconds in the 440 yard dash. Barb Green was third in softball throw, Deb Poeppe fourth in long jump, Kulow runner up in 880 yard, and the 880 medley relay took third. Relays had sixth-place finishes in the 880 relay, 440 relay, and 400 meter shuttle. Medals went to top six individuals and top three relays. ribbons awarded to fourth through sixth in relays. First-place winners earned a T-shirt marked Ellette Relays.
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Ushers Chosen For Graduation By Norma Newhouse
The G H S commencement ushers were chosen by the 1976 graduating class on April 26. Honorary ushers are Jane Kempf and David Peton. Selected ushers include Greg Thu, Mark Petersen, Jerry Schneller, John Millen, Barb Green, Jackie Kulow, Laure Miller and Bonnie Mammen.
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David Peton
Greg Thu
Mark Petersen
Jerry Schneller
John Millen
Barb Green
Jackie Kulow
Laure Miller
Bonnie Mammen
Senior Spotlight June Nitchals
Senior Spotlight features June Nitchals with parents Alvin and Beverly Johnson born January 30, 1957. She lists blue as favorite color ham as favorite food and swimming as favorite sport. She cites Walking Tall as favorite movie Rocky as favorite song and Clint Eastwood Brenda Vaccaro as favorite actor and actress. Her hobby is taking it easy and her advice to underclassmen is You only live once so enjoy life.
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Scholarships Offered in Health for Emmet County Seniors
The Emmet County Health Improvement Association offers three $125 scholarships to Emmet county high school seniors enrolled in nursing or medical technology for this fall. Deadline is May 3, 1976. For details contact Kathryn Wiseman at the Emmet County Farm Bureau office 362-3585 or Mr Ron Brockmeyer at The Graettinger School.
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Arbor Day Observed by Graettinger Students
First graders lead Arbor Day activities with second, third and fourth graders joining tree planting across Graettinger Community School grounds. Hackberry near the superintendent’s house, red maple near the Lutheran Church lawn, green ash on the hill top south of Hillcrest Club House, and red cedar on the golf course were planted with saplings supplied by Palo Alto County Conservation Committee. Mrs De Ette Graettinger coordinates local arrangements as part of the Conservation School Committee.
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