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Newspaper
Guthrian
Location
Guthrie Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1971
Page
9
An OCR fragment from Berg High School chatter mentions exams, faculty and student events. It references a senior dinner, the Liars Clan gathering, a breakfast invitation, the junior class play, and a big event at the high school gym with a knockout performance. It includes a math puzzle about ages and a brain teaser answer.
A mixed feature from Guthrie Center High School 1953 profiles Jackie Sheley and Denise Steensen with student questions, plans, and hobbies. plus a “To Tell the Truth” style segment featuring Bill Tunick lookalikes, panel questions, and future plans. The piece blends senior reflections, school life, and local humor.
A school lunch menu lists meals for Monday April 12 and Tuesday April 13. It includes minute steaks with buttered peas fruit cup and frosteds with bread and milk on the 12th, and Traburgers with broccoli tea fruit etc plus goulash with ground beef teased salad canned apricots and rolls with butter on the 13th.
A quirky roster from GCHS presents students and staff with idiosyncratic notes. Notable entries include Judy Abramsohn observing ants with ribbons, Linda Alexander collecting soap bars, Barry Branson receiving free magazine gifts, and Larry Gardiner Bowling to a show. The awkward humor and odd talents are cataloged alongside others, hinting at a yearbook style feature.
A memoir style fragment recalling 2nd and 3rd grade memories. Connie Hollar writes a note to Dennis Hall on the blackboard while Tom Buttler, Mark Benton, and Dennis Hall blame Judy for mocking spinach. Recess games feature boys chasing girls and kickball mischief with balls stolen and girls tripped.
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