Tigers Eye Young Roster For Track Season
Larry Brandt leads 24 Tigers with seven returning lettermen as Coon Valley Conference track opens on their own new all weather track. Senior Barn Steve Hunerdusse Dennis Hall and Steve South return, joined by sophomores Randy Glassell Steve Neal and freshmen prospects Steve Sorensen Kim Washburn Bob Rosenbeck Jay Rosenberger and Craig Sorensen. Brandt notes sprinters weakest area while distance events look strongest with South the lone state qualifier last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry
Ston
Brandt
Steve South
Vear South
Vear Brandt
Smuth
Randy Glassell
Tiger Cindermen
Steve Sorensen
Kim Washburn
Bob Rosenbeck
Jay Rosenberg
Tigerettes Honor Sweep Continues In Southwest Iowa
Gal Eischeid earned a first team forward spot on a SW Iowa honor list named by KJAN. Rue Paulsen from Elk Horn Kimballton and Pat Beck made second team as guard, Judy Merritt third team. Other area players received honorable mention including Marcea Fagan Adar Casey Carla Schirm Stuart Rosemary Wedemeyer Adair Casey Sue Taxlor Linda Alexander Connie Hollar from Guthrie Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gal Eischeid
Tigerette
Southwest
Iowa
KJAN
Eischeid
Rue Paulsen
Elk Horn-Kimballton
Patbeck
Judy Meritt
Marcea Fagan
Adar Casey
Carla Schirm
Stuart
Rosemary Wedemeyer
Adair Casey
Sue Taxlor
Linda Alexander
Connie Hollar
Guthne Center
Guthrie Center Wrestlers Compete At Harlan Invite
Ten Guthrie Center junior wrestlers entered the Harlan Kiwanis club invitational on Saturday March 13. Jeff Sparling finished fourth, Kandy Artist third, and Jim Calvert second in their weights with Artist and Calvert meeting in the semifinals. The meet drew 926 Iowa competitors. other Tigers included Jeff Sheeder Jim Makey Calvin Hammond Ronnie Robson David Schwartz David Rose and Delbert Chastensen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie Center
Harlan Kiwans Club
Young Tigers
Jeff Sparling
Kandy
Jim Calvert
Calvert
Iowa
Jeff Sheeder
Jim Makey
Calvin Hammond
Ronnie Robson
David Schwartz
David Rose
Delbert Chastensen
Students Dress For Comfort At Iowa State University
Mrs Cornelia Buck, a textiles instructor at Iowa State in Ames, surveyed about 300 students. She found 88 percent of female students do not plan to go braless and that both sexes dress mainly for comfort and neatness. She notes students prioritize comfort over luxury or shocking elders and describe themselves as clean and neat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelia Buck
Iowa State University
Ames
College fashion trends and parental approval in survey
The survey notes that students dress like peers with jeans and shirts to class. About 70 percent of women and 61 percent of men feel parental approval of their outfits. Mrs Buck says students avoid standing out, with 90 percent rejecting velvet suits or bib overalls and women not wearing ponchos as skirts.
Teaching Posts To Two SUI Area Students
Two county students at tending Iowa State University in Ames, Karen Taylor and Pamela Royer, will be among 307 university students to fulfill teaching assignments in Iowa schools in the spring quarter. Each candidate must have a minimum GPA of 2.3 and be recommended to the University Teacher Education Committee by a college representative. Both will teach elementary education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sui Area
Iowa State University
Ames
Karen Taylor
Menlo
Pamela Royer
Panora
Iowa
United Names New Employee Guthrie Center Foreman
Ralph Cleveland, an installer and repairman for United Telephone in Sumner since 1968, was named construction foreman for United’s Guthrie Center district. He will oversee construction and maintenance for about 2300 customers across three western Iowa communities and relocate with his two children when housing is available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Cleveland
United Telephone Company
Sumner
Guthrie Center
Cleveland
United
Western-Towa
Guthne Center
ISU Band Adds Guthrie County Members
The Iowa State University concert band includes three Guthrie County students: Richard Feree of Panora in the French Horn section, Whitham Ault of Bayard in coronet and trumpet, and Lesle Wetzel of Bayard on trumpet. All three are part of the select band of 120 pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa State University
Guthrie County
Richard Feree
Panora
Whitham Ault
Bayard
Coronet
Lesle Wetzel
Baker Eager Beavers Meeting Notes Summary
The Baker Eager Beavers group convened at 2 00 pm with Kom Purdy presiding. The session, held at the Diane Finney residence, included two talks focusing on rhythm texture and balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker Eager Beavers
Kom Purdy
Diane Finney
Emphasis Room Analysis and Bed Making Demo
A reading of Shen Zieser’s Emphasis Room Analysis and Diane Finney’s How to Make a Bed included a demo Folding a fitted sheet by Pamela Sloss. Twelve members attended with five mothers and one visitor present. After the March meeting, the hostess served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shen Zieser
Diane Finney
Pamela Sloss
Kns Bosier
Panora Senior Honored in Homemaker of Tomorrow
Panora Linden high school senior Charlotte Morton Donahey of Guthrie County earned honorable mention in the 1971 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow state competition. She was one of 24 seniors recognized in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Morton
Donahey
Panora-Linden
Seminor
Guthne County
Betty Crocker
Miss Donahey
11 600 Luwa Senior Girls Enter Contest from 445 Sehouls
Honorable mention honors go to 11 600 Luwa senior girls who entered the con test from 445 Sehouls, reflecting wide participation and recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luwa
Sehouls
Speeding Tie Zetetico Club Meets At Anens Home
Casey News reports Mrs George presided as club members gathered Tuesday afternoon at Mrs John Anens home for a 130 adult dessert luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie Zetetico Club
John Anens
Guthrie Center CC Club Notes and Sunday Guests
Guthrie Center notes report 9 members present for a lesson led by Mrs Fermie Mowry. The CC Club met at Mrs Dake Slayton’s home with 7 members present. The afternoon included social time. Sunday dinner guests were Mir and Mrs Dale Kuster of Dey Manes, visiting Mrs Ada Kuster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fermie Mowry
CC Club
Hom
Dake Slayton
Mir
Dale Kuster
Dey Manes
Thea
Ada Kuster
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cuthne
Coon Valley
Bear Creek Beavers
Farm Bureau Hall
Mhiye
PAC
Tigerettes
Harlan
Alaska
Guthrie Center Chamber of Commerce
ISU
Casey News
Mrs. George Speeding
Guthrian Nand
Clark Bull
Maynard Millhollin
All Legion
Legion Hall
Avery
Municipal Utilities
Feilmeyer
Steensen
Gas & Electric
Ias
Franck
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