Annual Student Forum Set Monday March 25
LCHS Student Council engages Mr. Darsoa of Waldorf College Forest City Ia as moderator and keynote for a one day forum for grades 10 11 and 12. Theme HOME COMMUNITY AND SCHOOL. Opening at 9 am with kick off talk by Mr. Roa senior Dan Tone acts as MC. Panels cover home school and community with three sessions. Dress up day tradition and neon luncheon planned for principals and council members. Committees named with members: planning talent publicity and programs. Principal Vance Stead directs.
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Lchs Student Council
Darsoa
Waldorf College
Forest City
Roa
Dan Tone
LCHS
Everly
Iawa
Richard Rolfes
Linda Kruse
Mary Jane Truesdell
Stephens
Harley Johnson
Doug Weber
Sandy Sitzman
Jay B
Stefan Tone
John Laughton
Fifty Boys Out For Track
Coach Jim Lorenzen reports fifty two boys out for track with seniors Gary Warnock and Steve Gunther, juniors including Dave Strub and Mark McDougall, sophomores AI Dennler and Al Grosenheder, and a large freshman class. The schedule lists meets from March 30 at Iowa City to May 25 state meets across Iowa and nearby venues.
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Jim Lorenzen
Dave Strub
Mark McDougall
Warren Brunkhorst
Ron Williams
Mike Hart
Gary Baack
Jac Weinheimer
Dan Utesch
Ron Halweg
Roger Halweg
Jim Doornink
AI Dennler
al Grosenheder
Ben Penning
John Mount
Dale Cook
John Conover
Randy Bornhorst
Joe Beckham
Jim Brown
Lynn Day
al Jones
Tom Strib
Bob Pearson
Bill Hilde”branedt
Barry Jessen
Steve Morris
Alan Conover
Stan Cook
Neil Eckhoff
Jim Figgy
Doug Hardacre
Dean Frohing
Jim Powell
Monte Russel
Tim Tone
Terry van Maasdam
Ted Worth
Nick Worth
Dennis Schlef
Duane Lasen
Mike Oetken
Doyle Hartley
Eugene Awling
Gerald Ruhland
John Runcie
Iowa City
South Dakota
Vermillion
le Mars
Holstein
Cherokee
South Sioux City
Spencer
Sioux City
Storm Lake
Weekday school menu through March 25
Tuesday March 19 offers Beef patties hashed browns sunshine jello rice pineapple dessert bread and butter milk. Wednesday March 20 serves Shepherds pie lettuce salad prune whip bread and butter milk. Thursday March 21 features Coners baked beans cabbage salad pecan pie. Friday March 22 includes Tomato soup with crackers ham or tuna salad sandwich carrot sticks bread pudding milk. Monday March 25 presents Spanish rice buttered corn pear sauce peanut butter cookie bread and butter milk.
What there Doing In the Classrooms
The article lists seventh and eighth grade classes studying Latin America, the Panama Canal, Europe, and Iowa, with films and student reports. It mentions history topics, economics discussions, and a student forum theme “Home Family and Community” for LCHS on May 25 with a Waldorf College speaker.
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James Lorenzen
Latin America
Panama Canal
Elden Clement
Eutren
Bulldogs Fall To Heelan In Tight 38 37 State Clash
The LCHS Bulldogs are eliminated from the state tournament by Heelan High Crusaders 38 to 37 in Sioux City district finals. Tin Strub led Bulldog scoring with 12 points, Gary Raach 9, while Mike Grace scored 14 for Heelan. Bulldogs finish 1963 basketball season at 14-7.
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Lchs Bulldogs
Heelan High Crusaders
Sioux City
Bulldogs
Crusader
Heelan
Mike Grace
Crusaders
le Mars
Tin Strub
Gary Raach
Mike Graceld Heelan
Library Adds New Fiction and Nonfiction Volumes at HS
The HS library expands its collection with recent fiction titles including Wait for Me Michael by Mary Stolz and The Singing Boones by Dale White, plus Weep No More by James Stevenson and The Sand Pebbles by Richard McKenna. Nonfiction additions cover Birds by Robert Allen, The Body in Action by Mitchell Wilson, Sea Shells of the World by Collins Wheat, and The Human Mind by James G Miller among others, reflecting a broad range for scientific-minded readers.
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Michael
Mary Stolz
James Stevenson
Dale White
Richard McKenna
John Braine
Robert Allen
Acton
Mitchell Wilson
James G. Mill
Collins Wheat
Abbott
Frank Rhodes
James G. Miller
Jewelg
Donald E. Cooke
Pain‘tor Bixler
William Lineberry
Harold Wisden
Airplanes
FBLA Plans Trips and Skating Party at End of March
The FBLA discussed a field trip to Sioux City and agreed to host a roller skating party at month end. Members filled out cards, and bowling remains a focus in GRA girls recreation with weekly Tuesday sessions at Sweet 16 Lanes and a high bowler contest among seven teams.
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FBLA
Sioux City
GRA
Indispensable Man referenced in Vincent Peale work
The snippet cites Vincent Peale and the work The Indispensable Man by Sar inoff. It notes their names and titles succinctly, indicating a discussion or citation without further context or details.
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Vincent Peale
the Indispensable Man
Sarinoff
Juniors Ponder Prom Changes
Juniors discuss prom plans set for May 17 with options including excluding faculty bringing own dishes or moving the banquet to a restaurant like the Biltmore. A vote by the junior class sponsors and Board of Education will decide, with other ideas including a separate dance and a benefit dinner. Also notes locker checks this week and a question about a strange aroma from the chemistry lab.
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Biltmore
Board of Education
Frosh Homemakers Serve Teachers Dinner
Ten girls from Miss Johns sons beginning homemaking class served at the Plymouth County Education dinner last Tuesday. The students include Linda Pearson Cynthia Brandt Pat Wheeler Betty Beitelspacher Jo Ann Luken Diane Johnson Sandra Hartman Mary Kremendyk Debbie Hart and Donna De Boer. Freshmen aside from Jo Ann Luken a sophomore. Teachers attending were from Hinton Akron Westfield Remsen Union Kingsley and Le Mars. Mr Richard Galusha presided over the business meeting and program following the dinner.
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Miss Johnson
Plymouth County Education
Linda Pearson
Cynthia Brandt
Pat Wheeler
Betty Beitelspacher
Jo Ann Luken
Diane Johnson
Sandra Hartman
Mary Kremendyk
Debbie Hart
Donna de Boer
Hinton
Akron
Westfield
Remsen-Unien
Kingsley
le Mars
Richard Galusha
Need Some Help It's Available Call For More Info
Spring brings energy to LCHS students with juniors and seniors seeking after school or Saturday work. Both boys and girls offer services from screen setup to babysitting. Contact the Principal's office at 546-4153 for details.
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LCHS
Gunther and Warnock End Star Basketball Careers at LCHS
Steve Gunther and Gary Warnock wrap up their high school basketball careers at Le Mars Community High School. Gunther stands 6 1 and 145 pounds, the all time LCHS leading scorer, and plans college after graduation. Warnock, 5 9 and 145 pounds, earned a major letter this season and will attend the State College of Iowa. Both have played through four and two varsity seasons respectively and have also participated in track and football.
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Steve Gunther
Gary Warnock
LCHS
Steve
Gary
Wayne Warnock
Merrill
State College of Iowa
Clem Gunther
le Mars
Sioux City East
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