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Newspaper
Guthrian
Location
Guthrie Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1971
Page
9
A chaotic mix of sports notes and film talk fills the page. Enthusiasts cheer golf clubs and Arnold Palmer, while Oscar nominations draw sharp debate about talent and recognition. Congratulations are given to those who competed in a recent small group contest last Saturday.
Fragmentary notes describe a school environment with warped phrases about farming lockers girls PE new windows restrooms soap dispensers pink walls and a typing room. The text references several teachers and students in a scattered, puzzling stream of consciousness with unrelated images. The overall tone suggests chaotic, unclear conditions in a school setting.
In town on Saturdays Don Wetzel rides a black horse and shares quirks from a dark haired look to a favorite color ham and Sounds of Silence. Anne Swallow recalls pleasant GCHS memories including a district final basketball win and hopes students engage more in school affairs.
A confused narrator denounces hypocrisy while describing makeup, a conflict with a new girl Suzy steady, and a heated moment with a sister over a scarf. The piece centers on questioning honesty, reputation, and social behavior in a turbulent town setting.
A long list of students from Jr and Sr High appears to be recognized for high honors across 7th through 12th grades. The scattered OCR shows names like Teresa Artist John Atte berrs Betty Christensen Paul Clark Cheryl Crabbs Diane Hall Joy Hasbrouck March Hunt and many others, with multiple formatting quirks and misspellings.
A fragmentary note mentions Des Moines and attending a school. The readable parts reference future plans and good luck wishes to someone named Vane. No clear event date, program, or full names are confirmed in the text.
A fragmentary notice for a work titled The Ghost Flies South written by Frederick Jackoun mentions a curtain wilease on April 29 and 30. The readable text hints at a presentation or show, but details are incomplete.
A lighthearted comedy follows Anita Meredith and Diana Meredith raised to view gambling as harmless fun. They venture into the stock markets, win a large sum, but face a funny scramble to conceal the origin of the money while fitting in a lively junior class production cast and list of characters.
The menu lists meals for Monday April 19 through Wednesday April 21. Items include lasagne with ground beef in tomato sauce and canned prunes on April 19, steamed ground beef with buttered buns pies and catsup on April 20, and Charlie Delight with whipped topping bread and butter on the same day. Also buttered corn buttered spinach carrot coins and crackers appear across the days.
A senior activities column highlights spring events including meals on April 22 23 party at Perry with prizes from Conklin Jewelry and a dance by The Wid Cherries. It notes the Jr Sr Banquet April 23, the senior trip to St Louis May 21, Baccalaureate May 23 and Class Night May 24 with songs colors and motto.
A fragment from a column titled The Herd In The Halls notes a reader delay and a humorous aside about a dropped book. The item references page continuation and includes casual banter about a person’s weight.
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