Sharon Cram Earns National High School Institute Place
Sharon Cram a Le Mars junior at LCHS wins a five week scholarship to Northwestern University Evanston Illinois for the National High School Institute beginning June 30. She will join 104 students in the Education division studying philosophy of education and critical thinking while engaging in Chicago area cultural trips and activities.
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Sharon Cram
LCHS
National High School Institute
Northwestern University
Evanston, Ill
Sharon
Chicago
Sheldon Cram
le Mars
Canine Comments
FTA
IRC
Girls Glee
Canine Comments from Le Mars High School Journalists
Weekly school section published during the academic year in Le Mars. The Canine Comments appears on one page of the Monday Le Mars Daily Sentinel. Editorial and photography credits include Sharon Cram bury Sehoep A. Landreth and student reporters James Casteel, Janice Coppock, and others.
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le Mars Community High School
le Mars
Own
le Mars Daily Sentinel
Sharon Crambury Sehoep A. Landreth
Ety James Casteel
Janice Coppock
A Criswell
Fonda Dehne
Judy Granellist
Charlene Hodxen
Ron Hunter
James Runcies
James Walter
What They're Doing In The Classroom
Charlene Hodgen reports on local math classes across the district. May 8 field trip to First National Bank accompanies banking system study while topics range from algebra ratios to trigonometry and signed numbers across grades. Students simulate stock trading for real world math practice.
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Charlene Hodgen
Max Ashmore
First National Bank
Eleanor Harker
James Cornill
Gerald Knutson
Richard Petersen
Harold Martin
See Art Exhibit Patrons view manual arts display
Art lovers are invited to view the manual arts exhibit now on display at the old Ford garage building across from the National Foods store. The exhibit was open Friday and Saturday and this week will be shown as a window display viewable from the street.
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Ford Garage
National Foods Store
May events calendar lists school activities and ceremonies
The calendar lists Merril May Fete and Franklin May Fete on May 15, a living biology demonstration on May 16, a junior senior banquet and prom on May 17, golf and band events May 18, National Honor Society dinner May 22, senior awards and class day May 23, senior trip May 24, boys state track and golf meets May 25, baccalaureate services May 26, final exams May 27 28, awards programs May 29, commencement May 29 carey gym, Memorial Day May 30, and report cards May 31.
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T.ucy
le Mars
Merrill
Franklin
Carey Gym
D.C
Central and
Omaha
Ames
Baccalaerate Services
Carey Gyra
Prom Plans Play Prominent Part
Judy Granquist reports last minute prom prep as nine committees plan banquet and dance at Carey Gym on May 17 with Symphonians from Morningside college providing music. Debris Reynolds film My Six Loves screens after the event at Royal theater. breakfast duties fall to seaice mothers.
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Carey Gym
Morningside College
Debbie Reynolds
Royal Theater
Seaice
Elementary Circus Unit Engages Franklin Kindergarten
Franklin elementary classes, led by Miss Ruth Steunenberg and Miss Judy Becker, study circus themes with clown crafts, animal displays, stories, songs, and a circus film. Chicks arrive for care lessons, first graders make vegetable soup, and second graders explore Mother Goose and birds with nests, roosters, and a horned toad exhibit.
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Carla Criswell Franklin
Ruth Steunenberg
Judy Becker
Karl Sue Knudtson
Robert Kniep
Russell Madsen
Mike Puetz
Ruth Casler
Tom McDougal
Mark Pecks
Douglas Swanson
Miss Marlys Renken
Classroom activities showcase plant life weather and science
In Mr. Thomas Bohan seventh grade plant kingdom relates to daily life including soil protection and decaying matter. Eighth grade science under Mr. Gene Ebner covers weather with instruments and cloud meanings. Ninth electricity under Mr. Vernon Sneller explores how phones and Van de Graaff generators work. Biology with Mr. Roger Klopp studies human anatomy, then plants. Chemistry by Mr. Willard Hohenbauer completes radioactivity and moves to organic chemistry. Juniors decorate for prom weekend.
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Thomas Bohan
Gene Ebner
Vernon Sneller
van de Graff
Roger Klopp
Frosh Trackmen Rank High in Meet at Orange City
Freshman cindermen placed third in the Orange City meet held May 2. Bullpups performers included Duane Lassen third in 120 yard high hurdles, Dennis Westphal fourth in 100 yard dash, Stan Cook third in 440 yard dash, Lassen first in mile run, Monte Russell fourth in 880, Terry Van Maasdam third in 100 yard low hurdles, Conover 22nd in shot, Eckhoff first in high jump, Russell first in discus, and relay squads placing well. The mile relay won in 4:04.3, with other relays placing fourth and contributors named.
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Orange City
Duane Lassen
Dennis Westphal
Stan Cook
Monte Russell
Terry van Maasdam
Alan Con
Jim Figg
Biology Topic at LCHS Class Assembly Demonstrations
Barbara Grosenhelder reports that LCHS students will view Demonstrations in Living Biology by Drs H Dukes of Iowa State University Ames. The program starts at 1 p.m. in Central Auditorium and uses pigeons, guinea pigs, and a turtle or frog to show effects of carbon monoxide, nitrogen, and carbon dioxide gases with projected demonstrations and breathing mechanics.
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Barbara Grosenhelder
LCHS
Drs. H. Dukes
Iowa
State University
Ames
Canine Cements Supplement in Tuesdays Daily Sentinel
The Daily Sentinel announces a canine focused supplement in Tuesday edition, detailing new pet health guides and product recommendations. Readers will find expert tips on dog nutrition and care, plus ads from veterinary clinics and pet brands.
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