First Le Mars Invitational Track Meet Set for May 1
The first Le Mars invitational track meet scheduled for Wednesday May 1 at Westmar athletic field with field events at 4 pm and running events at 7 pm. Hosts Le Mars Community High School Gehlen High School and Westmar College announce three queens from each institution to reign over the event. Coaches James Lorenzen George Garber and Paul Koudtson lead arrangements.
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le Mars
Westmar
le Mars Community High School
Gehlen High School
Westmar College
James Lorenzen
George Garber
Paul Koudtson
Queens
LCHS
Gehlen
Wayne State College
Worthington Junior College
Wayne
Neb
Worthing Junior College
Worthington
Minn
Buena Vista
Storm Lake
Morningside
Sioux City
Dana
Blair
Northwestern
Orange City
Sioux Falls
West Sioux
Kingsley-Pierson
Sioux Center
Riverside
Leeds
Marcus
Anthon- Otto
Remsen-Union
Calendar of Events To End of Term
This weekly calendar lists LCHS events through the semester end. Key items include a April 29 choral concert at Cent Aud, May 1 assembly Atomic World and track at Le Mars, State Music Contest Storm Lake, May 7 track at Storm Lake, May 8 athletic dinner Normandy, May 11 district track Cherokee, and arts exhibits in Cent Aud and Cedar.
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le Mars
Storm Laket
Storm Lake
Kiay
Normandy
iCherokee
What They're Doing In the Classroom
Seniors in Mr. Richard Galusha economics study consumer economics with speakers on insurance and social security films. Mr. F. M. Jones classes explore labor and management with union pros and cons and upcoming legislation affecting workers including social security and child labor law.
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Richard Galusha
F. M. Jones
Club News highlights spring events and elections
Barbara Grosenheider reports clubs prepare for elections, picnics, and parties as the school year nears end. The junior high Science club plans a May picnic with mixed softball playoffs, a largest fish contest, and sack and three legged races. About 14 girls attended a District G. RA play day in Estherville with participants from Minnesota and South Dakota. FT A works on merit sheets and election plans, and a poster honors National Teaching. F.B.LA. toured Sioux City businesses and the airport. Congratulations to sophomores chosen as waiter and waitress for the Junior-Senior Prom. Seniors have 17 days to raise grades.
Banquet Prom Planning Keeps Juniors Busy
Seniors tease juniors and warn of the 1963 LCHS banquet prom. Nine junior class committees plan tasks from invitations to cleanup, chaired by Sharon Cram Edna Kam mann Judy Granquist Jim Doornick Linda Haage Mark Brown Craig Archambault Jan Coppock and Ron Williams with Prin. Vance Stead as overall chair. May 17 set as the date.
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LCHS
Sharon Cram
Edna Kammann
Judy Granquist
Jim Doornick
Linda Haage
Mark Brown
Craig Archambault
Jan Coppock
Ron Williams
Prin
Vance Stead
Spring ideas guide Clark Central elementary lessons
Elementary grades focus on spring as teachers adapt units around the season. Kindergarten plans a May 3 train ride to learn about trains and operators. First grade studies the seasons with shells and boats shared by students. Second grade illustrates a poem and makes May baskets while reading stories. Third graders form groups to publish a class newspaper. Fourth grade explores cotton in social studies and creates a cotton bulletin board.
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Jim Casteel
Clark and Central
Jeanette Hamman
Myrna Jones
Cindy McDougall
Patty Joneis
Sharon Moeller
Randy Ringdale
Peter Bower
Marion Speers
Karen Books
Susan Roseberry
Wilma Renken
Jon Rolfson
This Atomic World Educational Assembly on May 1
Charlene Hodgens presents This Atomic World an educational program in Central auditorium at 1 p.m. sponsored by the United States Atomic Energy Commission. Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies provides a representative and a trained exhibits manager will demonstrate atomic structure particle accelerators fission reactors fusion radiation and radioisotopes with animated exhibits. Admission is free.
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Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies
United States Atomic Energy Commission
Menu highlights for May 1 to May 6
Wednesday May 1 offers coneys baked beans mandarin orange and beef beet pickles blue Jello raisin spice bar and milk Thursday May 2 serves spaghetti plum dessert cinnamon roll bread and butter milk Friday May 3 features ham or salmon salad sandwiches potato salad corn fruit cup brownie and milk Monday May 6 presents pork and bun cabbage salad apple sauce spice cake bread and butter milk
First Grade Spring Study With Plants And Animals
Clark School pupils study spring through plants and nature walks. Students bring willows, flowers, rabbits, chicks, and farm items for class displays while older grades explore travel, machinery, and European geography.
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Dergarten
Clark
Laurie Bess
Cindy Mansen
Peggy Bracket
Halley Probst
Jake Ruden
Richard Arens
Vocal Department Presents Public Concert Tonight
The LCHS vocal music department offers a pre contest concert at 8 pm in the high school gym featuring mixed chorus girls glee club A Capella chorus and eighth and ninth grade choruses. Soloists Anne Mayer and Ken Grosenheider appear with several noted pieces.
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LCHS
Girl's Glee Club
Anne Mayer
Ken Grosenheider
Phoebe
Storm Lake
Girl's Gleen Club
Val Moeller
Tom Rosenberger
Storm Lake Public High School
le Mars
Charles Mahaffey
Jr Hi Track Teams Shine in Meet at LCHS
LCHS junior high track squads hosted West Sioux Sheldon Kingsley- Pierson and Sioux Center with seventh graders tying for first at 39 1/3 points. Eighth graders won by a wide margin 51 points while ninth graders earned third place with 51 points. Tom Pitts led seventh grade with multiple firsts including 50 yd dash high jump and more. Jake Conover and Neil Eckhoff led ninth grade field and track events. Junior high coach is Gerald Knutson.
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Jr. Hi
Ron Hunter
LCHS
West Sioux
Orange City Sheldon
Kingsley- Pierson
Sioux Center
Tom Pitts
Jack Collins
Doug Morris
Jake Conover
Neil Eckhoff
Stan Cook
Terry van Maasdam
Jim Figg
Denny Westphal
Gerald Knutson
May basket frenzy hints at seasonal purse craze
In a playful note about school calendar and May baskets, the author comments on large basket purses and the countdown to the end of the school term. The piece mentions 6930 seconds, 11512 hours, and 18 days of three and a half weeks left, tying time to spring traditions.
Le Mars Invitational Track Meet Prompt at Westmar Field
Attend Wednesday at 4 p.m. for the Le Mars Invitational at Westmar athletic field to boost the LCH9 track team.
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le Mars
Westmar Athletic Field
LCHS Senior Attends Minneapolis Economic Conference
John Bryant a senior at LCHS attended an economic conference in Minneapolis from April 25 to 27. He earned the trip through First National Bank.
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John Bryant
LCHS
Minneapolis
First National Bank
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Union of South Africa
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