Bulldogs face close week with mixed basketball results
Sioux Center and Spencer Bulldogs posted wins over Storm Lake 51 49 and Sioux City East 48 39, then fell to Sioux City Central 58 54 and Rock Rapids 42 40 to run 7 6. Gary Baack led scoring with 19 in the Storm Lake game, while Le Mars defender Gary Baack added 16 as Bulldog standouts Gunther and Pearson contributed. Next action includes a home tilt with Le Mars on January 3 and a January 26 road trip to Spencer.
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Storm Lake
Sioux City East
Bulldogs
Sioux City Central
Rock Rapids
le Mars
Dogs
Gary Baack
Steve Gunther
Bob Pearson
Raiders
East
Jim Doornink
Allan Jones
Sioux Center Warriors
Spencer
What They're Doing In the Classroom
Mathematics seventh grade taught by Mr. Max Ashmore finished the unit on percent increase and decrease before reviewing for the semester test. Eighth grade algebra by Mr. James Cornill begins a unit on fractional equations. Mrs. Harker's class starts budgeting and verbal problems. Algebra I students graph with algebraic methods. New Exploring Mathematics on Your Own books added to the library. Cornils' geometry to begin simplifying radicals after area of a polygon. Petersen's Algebra II starts quadratic functions and equations. Hohenbauer's Algebra II begins units on equations radicals and imaginary numbers. Petersen's advanced math begins studying inequalities for the second semester.
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Max Ashmore
Gerald Knutson
James Cornill
Cornils
Richard Petersen
Willard Hohenbauer
Petersen
Calendar of LCHS events for January and February
A schedule of school activities listing dates for adult evening classes junior high and varsity basketball games including Cherokee Sioux Center Spencer Gehlen Vermillion and Sioux City Leeds, Bells are Ringing performances matinees and evenings, travelogue, dances, and sectional basketball.
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Jr High
Cherokee
LCHS
Sioux Center
Spencer
Jr. High
Gehlen
Orange City
Sioux City Leeds
J.C
Varsity Pups Show Late Improvement
LCHS B-squad basketball team posts a 2 9 record and lost five games by a total of 15 points. Starting lineup includes Ron Williams Barry Jessen Jim Doornink Bruce Buhman Allan Jones with Norm Masvinsky Scott Rasse. Jim Doornink cited as key playmaker. Coach Jim Lorenzen notes holiday practice boosted the squad’s play with hard daily work.
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LCHS
Ron Williams
Barry Jessen
Jim Doornink
Bruce Buhman
Allan Jones
Norm Masvinsky
Scott Rass
Jim Lorenzen
Jim Dournink
Mr. Lorenzen
Heelan Frosh Defeat LCHS Freshmen 46 37 at Le Mars
Heelan Frosh edged LCHS Freshmen 46 37 in Le Mars on January 10. After a 12 12 first period deadlock, the Heelan Crusaders pulled away to lead 29 17 at halftime. Nellist 15 and Hanus 14 paced Heelan, while Neil Eckhoff led the Bullpups with 12 points.
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LCHS
Heelan
Crusaders
Le+ Mars
Pups
Nellist
Hanus
Neil Eckhoff
Bells Are Ringing at Central Auditorium Stage Crew
Name Stage Crews presents Bells Are Ringing, a two act musical comedy by Ca moeden Green Styne. Performance dates January 30 and February 1 in the Central auditorium. Stage management by Jim Engelbrecht. Lighting by John Atti¢ and Paul Floyd. Props by Jeanette Oltmann. Costume oversight by Leola Waldo and Sherry Luken. Make up by William Jacobsen. Publicity by journalism class under Frank Landreth. Posters and spot announcements planned for schools, businesses, TV and radio stations. An afternoon matinee is listed.
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Janice Cappock
Betty Camoeden
Adolph Green
Jule Styne
Central Auditorium
Moeller
Jim Engelbrecht
John Atti
Paul Floyd
Jeanette Oltmann
Leola Waldo
Sherry Luken
William Jacobsen
Library Adds Broad Range Of New Books At LCHS
LCHS shelves welcome novels biographies and reference works as students keep pace with reading demands. Notable titles include Weep No More Gideven's Staff Africa Today and Tomorrow Around the World Submerged and Sand Pebbles while a standard encyclopedia of the world's oceans joins new reference materials. Teachers report heavy demand and busy libraries as students engage in science sound projects class activities and seasonal crafts alongside regular studies. Bulldogs urge student body to support upcoming games January 25 and January 26 at home.
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LCHS
Janet Stevenson
North
Tom Dooley
Doolley
Agnes W. Dooley
Gideven
Scotland Yard
Africa
John Hatch
Edward L. Beach
Margaret McKenna
China
Anthony Huxley
Kathryn Maggrett
Winter Lessons At Clark School Highlight Classroom Focus
Elementary pupils at Clark School engage in division with two place numbers and semester test prep in fifth grade. Sixth graders study decimals and place value while exploring thought problems. Science centers on World of Living Things and World of Chemistry as kindergartners discuss winter weather with Miss Marjorie Teanke guiding activities.
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Clark Srade School
Gerald — Brach
Brock
Mr. Brack
Marjorie Teanke
Vocal Music Department Fundraiser Presented January Thirty One
Students will present a concert on January 31 with proceeds benefiting the vocal music department. Proceeds go to support instruments, ensembles, and scholarships for the program.
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Vocal Music Department
Last Chance Gulch by Counselor Galusha
A guidance column urges students to reflect on the 1962-63 semester and commit to better effort. It stresses personal accountability for seniors and underclassmen alike, warning that teachers may judge and employers seek reliable effort.
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Galusha
John
Jane
United States
Last Chance Gulch
Tone Appointed W P Alternate Dan Tone for West Point Nomination
Dan Tone a senior at LCHS has been named first alternate for a West Point appointment in his congressional district by Representative Charles B Hoeven. He is son of Mrs Dorothy Tone of LeMars. He will take further scholarship tests at Ft Leavenworth Kansas and study economics physics speech and English literature next semester. He serves as Library Club president Thespians vice president Student Council president and Junior class president. He has played basketball and track and would serve four years at the academy, earning an engineering degree and a commission as second lieutenant with three years of active duty.
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Dan Tone
LCHS
West Point Military Academy
Charles B. Hoeven
Dan
Dorothy Tone
le Mars
Ft. Levenworth
Kan
Library Club
Thespians
Academy
Le Mars clubs elect officers and plan operetta prep
The Le Mars Auto Club elected Bob Kehrberg now president and Doug Hoffman as vice president. The art club planned stage work for Bells are Ringing and will make posters for the show. FNC plans a bake sale in mid February and reported $50 from candy sales. The major project supports Giovani Fiasco, an Italian foster child. GRA plans a swimming party. FBLA discussed grooming talks and hair stylist visits. Library Club heard a Rebecca book review by Connie Lou Strong. Pep Club practiced pom pom routines and impressed at Friday and Saturday games.
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le Mars Auto Club
The
Ghost Riders
Bob Kehrberg
Doug Hoffman
FNC
Giovani Fiasco
Alumni Addresses Sought for Study
Mr. Lloyd Schultz and Le Mars Community school join Iowa State University and the State Department of Public Instruction to study the occupations and locations of farm boys from classes 1950 to 1954 in the 6th School district. They seek mailing addresses for former graduates Rothbart Whitaker Francis S wyn Asmussen Bill Trienen Harold Luken Eldon Schickell Wayne Bohlke and urge calls or letters to the school. The project covers over 10 000 Iowa male graduates and aims to guide future farming and agricultural workers.
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Lloyd Schultz
le Mars
Mr. Schultz
Rothbart Whitaker
Francis Siwyn Asmussen
Bill Trienen
Harold Luken
Eldon Schickell
Wayne Bohlke
Schultz
Iowa
Towa
Bell Rings Show Prep Underway at Central Auditorium
Backstage crews and cast work overtime to ensure a smooth performance of Bells Are Ringing at Central auditorium. Evening shows scheduled for Wednesday January 30 and Friday February 1 at 8 p.m.
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Central Auditorium
Students Question Everyday Manners and Meals
A list of student curiosities questions several about teachers and peers on topics from height and weight to behavior and fitness. A weekly school lunch menu runs Tuesday through Friday with meals including meat loaf turkey loaf and baked ham plus sides and desserts.
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Spencer Day
Tornadoes
Mike Hart
John Hart, Jr
Mike
Fran Jones
Notre Dame
By Arliss Charlson
Heelan Frosh
Esther Dempster
Nelwin Vander Vegte
Europe
Marian Everett
B.T
News Clark School
Last Chance
D. Tone
W. P
Barbara Grosenheider
Dantone
Club News
By Jim Casteel
CAR Club
ART Club
GRA
FBLA
Connie Lou Strong
Rebecca
Iowa State College
the Mars High School
Mr. Landreth — Six Feet
John Attig
Mr. Moeller
Judy Ransom
Mr. Vanderwell
Anne Mauer
Janice Coppock
Harriet
Miss Keaveny
Sharon Cram
Mr. Martin
Mary Jane Truesdell
Gerald Brock
Clark School
Claudia Kass
Sandra Korff
Carla Liles
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