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Le Mars Daily Sentinel

Location

Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1963

Page

3

Lawton High Drubs Riverside 86 48 Opens District Tourney

LCHS Bulldogs dominated Riverside Cavaliers 86 to 48 in the district opener last Thursday. Steve Gunther led with 25 points while Tom Strub 15 Gary Baack 14 and Bob Pearson 10 supported. Riverside’s Dave Osborn had 15 as Lawton meets Lawton tonight at Central Annex Gym in Sioux City.

Lchs Bulldogs Riverside Cavaliers Bulldogs Lawton Cretral Annex Gymnasium Sioux City LCHS Steve Gunther Tom Strub Gary Baack Bob Pearson Riverside Dave Osborn

Strubs Strongmen Win Fe Tourney

Strub's Strongmen defeated Beeck's Boys 36 to 3 in the intramural basketball final on Tuesday. Dave Strub led with 14 points, Tom Vander Stoep added 8, while Beeck's Boys were paced by Dick Farmer with 12 and Cary Schoep with 8.

Strubs Strub Beeck Nets Dave Strub Tom Vander Stoep Gary Noble Cary Schoep Swift Swishers Dick Farmer Larry Swift

School Lunch Menu and Campus News Notice

March meal plan lists chicken with sides on Tuesday and turkey on Thursday with milk each day. March 8 shows beef and noodles or tuna, with desserts and bread. March 11 features roast pork and potatoes. B.T. seniors fitted for caps and gowns. lecture by Dr. Toynbee at Augustana College March 15, with 25 cent bus transport. Asian influenza reaches Towasa. dog name contest underway.

Donald J. Toynbee Augustana College

Thank You Alan You Appreciate The Noon Movies

Alan Jones, a sophomore and son of Mr and Mrs Fran Jones, serves as noon hour projectionist at Central. He volunteers, running technical and entertaining films for students staying over lunch, with no admission charge. Counselor Richard Galusha coordinates the programs and the school thanks him and CANINE COMMENTS for the appreciation.

Alan Jones Fran Jones Sophoomore Alan Richard Galusha Central

Junior Band Presents Annual Winter Concert

Judy Granquist reports LCHS Junior High band performs March 6 at 8 am in Central auditorium under Mr Joseph Brice. The program includes ensembles and soloists with pieces like Salutation March and Air and Bource. Featured are a woodwind quintet and brass sections plus numerous named band members and instruments. The public is invited with no admission charge.

Judy Granquist LCHS Central Auditorium Joseph Brice Kathy Bagenrief Darrell Larsen Jackie Wendt Patty Hughes Roger Wendt

Junior Band Contest slated at Westmar College

Westmar College and North West Iowa Band Masters Association sponsor a junior band contest on March 9. Soloists must memorize a piece under five minutes. Judges from University of South Dakota and Dana College. Participants include junior high and elementary instrumentalists across flute clarinet saxophone oboe horn trumpet and more, with ensembles such as brass sextet and various quartets listed.

Charlene Hodgen Westmar College North West Iowa Band Masters Association University of South Dakota Dana College Nebraska Pam Devos Kathy Bogenref Pat Taylor Janiece Waener Darrell Larson Dick Crayne Cliff McMurray

Mutts Win Volleyball Tournament In Local Meet

Barbara Grosenheider reports the Mutts dominated a four team GAA volleyball event, Hillbillies finishing second. Mutts players include Kathy Kounkel Norma Toel Diane Deeckman Pigeon Jackson Pat Houghton Kathy Mewer Beverly Jurgenson Cathy Brooks. Hillbillies listed with Karen West Linda Ahrendt Marlene Heetzen Diane Assmussen Mavis Johnson Gayle Hamman Mary Drost. Matches were arranged and officiated by co chairs Carol Trometer and Darius Muth. March co chairs are Diane Assmussen and Carolyn Minard. Senior homemaking girls face early challenges before their own homes. Art Club elections set for May as members prep for next year and begin work on the point system. A recreational meeting highlighted this week’s schedule.

GRA The MUTTS Beverly Jurgensen Kathy Mower Cathy Brooks Norma Toel Pigeon Jackson Dianne Dreckman Pat Houghton Kathy Kounkel Pat Hilibillies Ty Barbara Grosenheider GAA Hillbillies Diane Deeckman Kathy Mewer Beverly Jurgenson Karen West Linda Ahrendt Marlene Heetzen Diane Assmussen Mavis Johnson Gayle Hamman Mary Dr

Snarf Drum Incident Involving Terry Klemme and Bruce Frerichs

Local report notes Terry Klemme and Bruce Frerichs connected to a snarf drum event featuring Jim Heuan. Details are sparse, focusing on the individuals and the noted activity.

Terry Klemme Bruce Frerichs Snarf Jim Heuan

Elementary News highlights pet care and shows at Clark school

First grade pupils display animal pictures for a pet show while Warren Wellswinkle presents his puppy Candy. A. class learns about fish hobbies and a lamb is discussed. Fourth grade compares Maine boys Chris and David to Terger the Norwegian fisherman. Sixth grade studies plant use in daily diet with a chairman for each part: roots Don Houghton stems Sandra Korft leaves Marilyn Jackson seeds Vicki Vutech fruit Glenda Smith.

Ty Jim Walter Esther Dimster Clark School Warren Wellswinkle Candy Sharen Rowe Joy Hamann Rickey Baers Chery Uteseh Lonny Schmidt Lisa Becker Kent Floy Bobo Edith Luense Chris David Maine Terger Gerald Breeh Don Houghton Sandra Korft Marilyn Jackson Vicki Vutech Glenda Smith

Saluting Artists Marilyn Schmidt and Kent Lutyens

The Des Moines Scholastic Magazine art contest honors Marilyn Schmidt senior and Kent Lutyens junior with honorable mentions for their entries marking a notable regional achievement in youth art.

Marilyn Schmidt Kent Lutyens Scholastic Des Moines

Thespian Society Hosts Annual Theatre Night at LCHS

Thespian Society presents three one act plays on March 8 at 7 30 pm in LCHS auditorium. Hercules Night Out features Hercules Nelson and the Maxwell family with a ten member cast directed by Virgil Renken. Shock of His Life follows Mr Maxwell learning he may have little time left with cast led by Bob Kehrberg and Jane Detloff directed by John Bryant. The final all girl play portrays a women club meeting with Nora Peterson Barbara Rellins Charmaine Petoski Sylvia Swanson Marion Knott Sandy Sitzman Cassie Taylor Judy Ransom directed by Mary Jane Truesdell.

Detloff John Bryant Robert Kehrberg William Jacobson Central Auditorium LCHS The Thespian Society Hercules Maxwell Hercules Nelson Wilber Maxwell Jim Walter Walter Maxwell Gary Noble Betty Lou Wilber Beverly Helton Paul Ahrendt Mr. Maxwell Bob’ Kehrberg Mrs. Maxwell Maxwell Brood Jane ‘Detloff Connie Margaret Nicholson Diane van Maas Curtis Arne Jim Mahacek Nameyl Nora Peterson Barbara Rellins Charmaine Petoski Sylvia Swanson Marion Knott Sandy Sitzman Cassie Taylor Judy Ransom Mary- Jane Truesdell

Kindergarten Roundup Set for April in Le Mars Schools

A long school note details vocational agriculture work by Mr. Lloyd Schultz classes with freshmen studying swine production and sophomores focusing on sheep, lambs, tractors, and carpentry. Juniors and seniors pursue apprenticeships with local shops, plus auto mechanics and machine shop projects. The annual kindergarten roundup in Le Mars will be held Thursday April 4 at Clark Franklin and New Central with eligibility notes and a Sept 15 1963 cutoff.

Lloyd Schultz Danny Kruse Mark Brown Danny Dick Hamman Norman Lang Larry Swift Rays Garage Roger Schultz Lanny Ives Grotewolds Gene Nerring Nessius Garage David Ladenthin Sentinel Orville Kenowith Whalens Kenneth Becker H & S Alignment Service Ray Kass Kass Cities Service Larry Mullally le Mars Clark Franklin New Central Rome Orville Neilson

Bake sale rescheduled at National Food Store March 9

Barbara Grosenheider reports FNC Club News with details of the bake sale at FNC National Food Store set for March 9. Next meeting will discuss educational systems and programs at Bonnie Holland's home. Pep Club posters promoted tournament games and there may be a student section at the games. Jim Pearson built six large pan covers for hot lunch while Harlan Herbst repaired the portable sander for Industrial Arts. Dick Halter and John Worth work on the smoking shop engine stand equipment.

National Food Store Bonnie Holland Pep Club Jim Pearson Harlan Herbst Industrial Arts Dick Halter John Worth

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