Science Fair Awards Mark Freshmen Top Honors
A 1963 science fair showcased freshmen Janice Carel Patricia Galles Mary Jo Noble Jane Litzmann and Vicky Walsh taking first honors while sophomores and juniors earned notable placings. The event featured exhibits on Van de Graff electricity, blood typing, cancer research, and other projects with judges Sister Columban and Sister Mary Anthony awarding blue red and white ribbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Carel
Patricia Galles
Mary Jo Noble
Jane Litzmann
Vicky Walsh
Marilyn Bridgford
Ann Bohrke
Steve Byrne
Norman Cockrell
Bill Groetken
Dennis Harms
Janet Hoss
Mary Meis
Mary Nuebel
Dan Puetz
Pamela Sitzmann
Nancy Stoeber
Ann Vander Meer
Lois Schwarz
Betsy Becker
Bob Dull
Alan Groetken
Nora KeHey
Tom Ludwig
David Mayrose
Mike Meis
Ronald Ruden
Roy Sitzmann
Suzanne Sitzmann
Mary Waldschmit
Dick Flynn
van de Graff
Allan Schenkelberg
Francs Gengler
Sharon Schipper
Suzanne Sitamann
Leonard Hoss
Dave Schnepf
Chuck Suermann
Bob McCabe
Culligan Man
John Kamp
Roddy Sitzmann
Mary Nemmers
Mary Waldschmitt
Sister Columban
Resolutions and renewal during Holy Week
A reflection on Ash Wednesday resolutions as Christians prepare for the final week of Lent. The piece urges renewed commitment to devotion and atonement, questioning how well past resolutions have been kept and encouraging sincere spiritual renewal before Easter.
Gehlen Aire Wishes Readers Joyful Easter
Gehlen Aire extends best wishes to all readers for a joyful Easter season.
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Gehlen-Aire
Senior Profile Here She Is There She Goes
A lively senior profile highlights Rose Peters daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Peters who excelled in state and C Y O speech contests in junior and senior years She won the God Home Country award in 4 H as a freshman and remains active in pep club Her favorites include a black Chevrolet Remsen dances 61 slumber parties and the color blue while she dislikes conceited people early mornings and a certain customer Her planned path is Stewart's School of Hairstyling in June
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East Side
Rose
Elmer Peters
Remsen
Air Force
Palm Sunday and Holy Week Meditation Reflected
The text urges a Christian focus on Palm Sunday as a preface to Good Friday. It emphasizes living Holy Week with seriousness, meditation, and preparation for Easter celebrations, guiding the faithful toward the liturgical spirit and joyful Easter alleluias.
Open House at Sisters of Christian Charity Convent
Sisters of Christian Charity held open house at their new convent on Sunday March 31. From 2 to 5 p.m. about 500 visitors toured the building guided by the Sisters, viewing the chapel living room dining room parlor kitchen and bedrooms among others. A bell system alerted sisters to calls saving steps. Visitors praised the inviting practical design and noticed saint-named bedrooms.
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Sisters of Christian Charity
Beethoven in Blood Richard Flynn Tops Velvetones Lead Trumpet
Richard Flynn born with a golden trumpet is son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Flynn. A freshman musician, he has been in bands four years and leads the Velvetones stage band. He also plays in the Trumpet Trio and composes works such as the Honor Roll in B Major and the Electricity Sonata. He likes good music dance bands debating steaks and driving a good car. He dislikes nothing except dishwashers who quit.
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Beethoven
Bach
Brahms
Flynn
Richard Flynn
Ray Flynn
Richard
Rich
The
Velvetones
Flunker's Complex Warns of Final Failure Risk
The article notes a "flunker's complex" among students facing quarter exams. It tells of Lonnie who studies hard yet fails after three hours of review and emphasizes that failure stems from lack of application, not intelligence. It urges intelligent, consistent effort to overcome the mindset and achieve success.
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Lonnie
Girl gym class notes at Gehlen with Miss Schwarz
In February Gehlen school gym classes are led by Miss Norma Schwarz a Westmar College student practicing teaching. The opener includes calisthenics jump ing jacks and other moves followed by relays as crabs ostriches and wheelbarrows. Beat ball and end ball games provide variety, with a light dig at lingering stiffness if students loaf.
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Hella
Heada Hoppah
Norma Schwarz
Jays dominate dual meet with 77 42 win over Spalding
Gehlen high school defeated Spalding 77 to 42 as Lloyd Kolker and Louis Walter each won two events. Kolker clocked 10.2 in the 100 yard dash and cleared 5 feet 2 inches in high jump, with Gehlen taking most scoring events.
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Jays
Spalding Spartans
Lloyd Kolker
Louis Walter
Kolker
Le Mars Daily Sentinel masthead details and staff
Weekend and weekday afternoon publication schedule notes identify Le Mars Daily Sentinel as a Le Mars Iowa paper. It lists Chan and Carter Pitts as News Editor, Glada Reichert as Job Shop Manager, and Ellis Johansen as Official City and County Paper with the address at 21 First St NE and the telephone number 546 9124. advertising bookkeeping bureau mentioned.
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Glada Reichert
Ellis Johansen
First St. NE
Sioux City stockyards outline selective cattle market
Slaughter cattle opened weak to steady with choice steers at 24.25 and heifers near 20.50. Butcher hogs steady with light weights at 14.25. Slaughter lambs steady to strong with top wool at 20.50. Local results include Gehlen notable performances in a track meet and Gehlen team defeating Spalding 77 to 42.
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Sioux City
Fredonia 4-H News Report on Meetings and Bake Sale
The Fredonia Farmerettes 4 H club met at Lea Pick's home at 7 45 pm March 25. A bake sale is planned for Saturday April 6 at 9 am at National Food Store to benefit CARE and Radio Free Europe. Next meeting is April 2 at Carol Dirksen home.
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Fredonia Farmerettes
Lea Pick
CARE
Radio Free Europe
Lakes
Carol Dirksen
Four Sioux County Bridges Let to Graves Construction
Contracts awarded in Orange City for four bridges in Sioux County totaling 95 727 13 to Graves Construction Co of Melvin. Bridges span locations two miles west of Matlock overpass two miles east and two miles south of Hawarden near the Northwestern railroad three miles south of Hull and seven miles northeast of Ireton.
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Sioux County
Orange City
Graves Construction Co
Melvin
Matlock
Hawarden
Northwestern Railroad
Hull
Ireton
Jays Eye View on a State Track Meet Banquet
A fragment blog style note mentions a track meet, a banquet Monday, and Lloyd K. claiming a first victory in Geh len track. It references a religion class and casual questions to Father, Mary, Lloyd, and Terry, with hopes for athletes and parents.
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Stewart Stopak
Mary Overman
Nick Litzmann
Ron Nuebel
Paul Fisch
Rose Peters
C.C
Flunker’s Complex
Heada
Spalding
Gehlen
Pottebaum
Penning
Freedeers
Miller
O'Toole
Nemmers
Thema
Sitzman
Groetken
Geng
Ler
Iowa State University
le Mars Daily Sentinel
le Mars
Iowa
Chan and
Carter Pitts
the Advertising Gheckeing Bureau
Ine
Jattes
Daily Sentinel
le Mars and Merrill
da- Donald
Lexcept
Jarea
Kota
Nebraska
Minnesota
Fred Junck
Kingsley
Wendell Schneider
Akron
Leo Dreckman
Yoerger
Fisch
Stopak
Meis
Spaldling
Owens
Schipper
Haupert
Spaulding
Ney
Harris
Gergen
Dull
Susanne Loutch
Becky
Kristy Schnieden
Janice Wagner
Mrs. Pick
Lea
Mary
Lloyd
Terry
Lloyd K
Robert Bjorkgren
Burgreen LeMars
Call Reen Oil Co
Branum Oil Co
Merrill
Richard's
Hinton
Earl's
Simonse San
Juel T. Shepherd
Central Avs
le Mare
Daca
Ryt
Rexall Drug
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