Tigers Eye 1971-72 Season Ahead for Boys Basketball
The 1971-72 Tiger team faces a vital summer to sharpen defense and skills with returning players Mark Benton Ed Langgaard Steve Huernedosse Dave Lane Steve Smith Craig Sorensen and Steve Neal. JV prospects Randy Hansen Randy Glassell Gary Rosenbeck Mark Courtney Jay Rosenberger Doug Kent Steve Marean and Steve Sorensen expected to bolster the squad. The Tigers went 12 17 overall and 2 5 in conference, were runner up in the sectionals beating PL and losing to Anita. Honors included Mark Benton on 2nd All Conference and Ed Langgaard on Honorable Mention with Langgaard MVP and Langgaard leading in rebounds while Benton led in points and assists by Hunerdosse. The staff congratulates the Tigers on a fine season and wishes luck next year.
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Hot Lunch Menu and Student Notes for March 15 17 18
Monday March 15 offers Barbecued Ground Beef in Buttered Buns Buttered Carrots Apple Crisp Bread and Butter 12 pt Milk The World History notes mention deadlines for term papers and student attitudes The Merry 14 Club met February 23 with officers elected and secret pal names drawn Menu continues March 17 with Beef Vegetable Stew Celery Sticks Pink Applesauce Hot Rolls and Butter 12 pt Milk March 18 features Goulash with Ground Beef Buttered Green Beans Canned Prunes Cookies or Bars or Brownies and Peanut Butter Sandwich 12 pt Milk
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Students and clubs fill busy semester in Glendale area
The Freshman Class is busy with Romeo and Juliet and algebra work while sophomores finish career notebooks and watch films. Biology shifts to student led teaching as world history highlights Germany, with other classes studying poetry, geometry, and home economics. Glendale Club met Feb 25 with several members present and local families share news of travel and visits.
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Foreign exchange visitors to visit school assembly
The student council invites the body to an assembly on Wednesday to meet two foreign exchange students visiting for the day and to gather opinions about hosting one next year. Parents interested in housing an exchange student are welcome to attend.
Jamaica Area News Briefs Highlight Local Death and Social
Pancreas services for L O Weidman of Ripper were conducted Monday. Weidman died suddenly Saturday at his home. he was a former Jamaica resident and nephew of Ralph O Connell, with several cousins in the area. The Mon Ami bridge club met at Mrs Estle Templeton's home Wednesday afternoon.
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