Freshman-Sophomore Meet Draws Six Teams at Le Mars
Le Mars hosts the first Fr-Soph track meet on May 14 with six teams led by Sioux of Hawarden taking first, Sioux Center runner-up and Le Mars Gehlen close behind. LCHS athletes earned several top placings including Cook, Peckham, Lassen, Dennler, Hildebrandt, Brown, Strub, Russell, Day, and Eckhoff. Overall scores show West Sioux leading, followed by Sioux Center, Le Mars Gehlen, LCHS, Rock Rapids, Kingsley-Pierson, and Remsen-Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cat Sioux
Hawarden
Capfirist
le Mars
Sioux Center
le Mars Gehlen
LHS
Rock Rapids
LCHS
Dale Cook
Joe Peckham
Duane Lassen
Bill Dennler
Bill Hildebrandt
Jim Brown
Tom Strub
Monti Russell
Ian Day
Neil Eckhoff
Iy Lchs
West Sioux
Mio Mars Gehlen
Kings-ley-Pierson
Remsen- Union
Canine Comments and Busy Sched From The Mars
Fragmented readable text notes a community page item about canine comments and a schedule for Mary Daily Central, with references to local figures such as Walter and James Reace. The wording is garbled but suggests a weekly canines column and community notices.
Fantasy of the Sea Banquet at LCHS Honors Graduates
Junior class hosted the Fantasy of the Sea banquet at Cary gym on Friday May 17 with nearly 400 guests including graduates, faculty and school board. Mike Hart presided as master of ceremonies and Paul Ahrendt responded to the welcome. Delegates organized invites decor food seating and service while Symphonists of Morningside college provided entertainment during dancing. Upcoming menus list shepherds pie hamburger steak beef and noodles coneys and various sides and desserts through May 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shadows of the “Sea Four
Cary
LCHS
Bert Sophomore
L Trio
Sheldon
John Hart Jr
Mike Hart
Paul Ahrendt
Peter, Paul
Marvy
Judy Ransom
Bob Kehrberg
John Laughton
Clark Balser
William Sturges
Sharon Cram
Edna Kammann
Pat Johnston
Judy Granquist
Jimi Dvornik
Linda Haage
Mark Brown
Craig Archambault
Jan Coppock
Ron Williams
Eldon Clement
Jim Hoey
Dorothy Johnson
Frank Landreth
Harold Martin
Val Moeller
VanderWell Joins Five-State Driver Training Conference
Iowa participants including Mr. Herman VanderWell and Mrs. Lillian Schwent travel to Brainard Minnesota May 26 to 29 for a regional Driver Training and Traffic Safety Education conference. Attendees plan course outlines and uniform certification standards for high school teachers across five states. Madden’s resort on Cull Lake near Brainard hosts the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman VanderWell
LCHS
Westmar College
Carl Rolvaag
Minnesota
Brainard
Minn
Iowa
Ivan Eland
Cedar Falls
Lillian Schwent
Ames
Tom Green
Iowa State Department of Public Instruction
Des Moines
Madden
Cull Lake
Elementary class unit on travel and culture themes
Florence Murray read ing and art classes study travel using IF WE WERE GOING with maps. Fourth grade covers Pierre and the Tugboat about New Orleans and Mardi Gras. Fifth graders study Pacific Coast states with capitols by letter. Sixth grade explores Power Today and Tomorrow and various power types. May bulletin board credits. Band and Sparkettes praised for Tulip Festival performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Murray
Marilyn Kilzer
Pacific Coast
Terry Dutt
Pat Trobaugh
Christie Waite
Sue Crowley
Sheryl Baack
Mary Tone
Diane Koch
Larry Anderson
Graduation Plans and End of Year Notices
Help messages praise coaches and athletes while urging seniors to finalize post graduation plans. The memo notes upcoming exams May 27 and 28 for underclassmen, Court Day May 15 with four economics students present, and a senior visit from LCHS to Omaha on Friday May 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.T
Court House
Memo
Omaha
Nebraska
LCHS
Four Track Standouts Bring Versatility to Le Mars Team
Gary Baaek, a junior, stars in both low and high hurdles, pole vault, and high jump. Dave, another junior, shines in 440 and 100 yards, plus mile relay and shot put. Warren Brunkhorst, a junior, runs and hurdles and medley relay duties. Gary Warnock, dubbed versatile, excels in long jump, high jump, 880 and 440, low hurdles, and medley relay duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Baaek
Gary
Big Dave
le Mars
Warren Brunkhorst
Mil. Pelpy
Gary Warnock
Ida Grove Vanquishes LCHS Girls Golfers
Ida Grove defeated Le Mars High School girls on a windy day as Jo Haul led scoring with 50, followed by Geetehon Pew Stead 52, Louise Hagen 53, Nancy Powell 54, St Mary Truesdell 59, and Barb Cain 48. The team heads to Town Falls for the state tournament on May 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LCHS
Pat Johnston
Mary Jane Truesdell
Peg Stead
Louise Hagen
Gretchen Hauff
Barbara Coffin
Ida Grove
Cherokee
Correction Hill
West Sioux
le Mars
Relfes
Peg
Pat
Iowa Falls
Sat
Eldon Clement
Geetehon Haul
Pew Stead
Nancy Powell
St. Mary
Town Falls
Senior Class Day Honors Set for May 23 at Central
Senior Class Day will be held Thursday, May 23, at 9 am in the Central auditorium. All awards and special recognition will be given to the seniors at this time. Parents, friends and the public are invited to attend this program.
J Mahacek to attend Ika.ac Fort Collins
LCHS sophomore James Mahacek has been accepted to the Junior Engineers and Scientists Survey Institute at Colorado State College Fort Collins Colorado. The June 16 29 program helps high school students explore engineering and science careers and evaluate their potential in instrumental music activity in band and Notables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mahacek
LCHS
Engineers and Scientists Survey Institute
Colorado State College
Fort Collins, Colo
Jim
James
Frank Mahacek, le Mars
Calendar of May 22 to May 29 events
School events calendar lists National Honor Society dinner Senior class day senior awards class day senior trip boys state track and golf meets baccalaureate service final exams and commencement. key locations Central Aud Ames Carey Prym Curey Vym noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammer's
Central
Omaha
Ames
Baccalaerate
Carey Prym
Lindl
Central Wud
Curey Vym
Sparkettes Make Final Appearance at Orange City Vulip Festival
The 21 member LCHS Sparkettes under Mr. Joe Brice performed their final routines with the LCHS Nob tales and senior high marching band at several games and parades this year. Senior members leaving include Sandra Guanan Mary Jane Truesdell Carol Schultz Kathy Rose LeAnna Utesch Sandra Utesch Julie Galas. New alternates Donna Jucks Aren Keiser Diane Utesch Marilyn Schultz plus new members Donna DeBoer Karen Ludwigs join continuing members Lynn Russell Sylvia Swanson Jane Kilers Anne Mauer Carol Granquist Jan Coppock Edna Kammann Karen Vetloff Pat Johnston Judy Granquist. Alternates Robie Hart Ellen Pecks Kris ty Adler Carol Brown. Final appearance occurred May 18 at the Orange City Vulip festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lchs Sparkettes
Joe Brice
LCHS
Sparkettes
Sandra Guanan
Mary Jane Truesdell
Carol Schultz
Kathy Rosenow
LeAnna Otto
Sandra Utesch
Julie Galas
Donna Jucks
Aren Keiser
Diane Utesch
Marilyn Schultz
Donna DeBoer
Karen Ludwigs
Lynn Russell
Sylvia Swanson
Jane Kilers
Anne Mauer
Carol Granquist
Jan Coppock
Edna Kammann
Karen Vetloff
Pat Johnston
Judy Granquist
Rubbie Hart
What They're Doing In The Classrooms
Mr Edward Downing's manual arts classes rush to finish projects and repair shop equipment. Mechanical drawing students work on screws nuts bolts and springs. Mrs Edith Johnson's freshman class completes a food prep unit and seniors finish prenatal infant care and marriage. Mrs Sally Kemp's homemaking classes finish child care and bake pies and desserts as juniors study child care. Art classes under Mrs Genevieve Grau hasten mosaics and ceramics units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Downing
Edith Johnson
Sally Kemp
Genevieve -Grau
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Ane
Fantasy of the Sea
VanderWell
James Runcie
Franklin
Kevin Rollins
Connie Koch
Paul Botker
Renda Charlson
Peggy Cronin
Joan Grosenheider
Diane Doupnik
Reba Bundy
Mark Hemmmingson
Monica Johansen
New Orleans
Orange City Tulip
Feil
Renken
Alaree
Manual Arts Boys
Ed Downing
Carey Gymnasium
Gary Baack
Dave Strub
Warren. Brunkhorst
Gary Warriock
J. Mahacek
Ika.ac
Fort Collins
James Casteel
Manual Arts
Wate
Zac Hemmingson
Frankin
Mary'k
Ameb
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