Cram To Attend National High School Institute
Sharon Cram a Le Mars Community High School junior earns a scholarship to the National High School Institute at Northwestern University Evanston Illinois. The five week program begins June 30 enrolling 104 students in education and offers philosophy of education critical thinking and cultural experiences in the Chicago area.
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National High School Institute
Northwestern University
Evanston, Il
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Sheldon Cram
le Mars
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Bands Tune Up For Orange City Tulip Festival
Junior and Senior high bands will perform at the Orange City Tulip festival. The Sparkettes will accompany the band and perform special routines. FHA met Friday during fourth period to plan Mothers Day events and honor Dad. FNC elected Janet Musser as president and Judy Grandquist as vice president and discussed supporting Geovani, overseas youth, during the summer. SPARKETTES prepare routines for Tulip festival participation with the band. FBLA to vote on supervisor and leadership degrees and elect president and vice president at a Tuesday meeting. Miss Jean Larson, former LCHS teacher, to speak. Sixteen LCHS Trades and Industry boys plan a Detroit trip to GM Technical Center, Niagara Falls, and Welland Canals. Trades and Industry classes assist Rotary auto safety checks. Herrman Vander Well driver ed students aid as clerks. The Class of 63 seniors face final days and are urged to make them count.
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iSee Art Exhibit At Old Ford Garage Venue
Patrons and art lovers are invited to view the manual arts exhibit now on display at the old Ford garage building across from the National Foods store. The exhibit opened Friday and Saturday and will be on window display for street viewing this week.
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What They're Doing In The Classroom by Charlene Hodgen
Mr Max Ashmore's math classes study banking system with a bank visit to First National Bank on May 8. Interest forms discussed. Mrs Eleanor Harker's algebra class covers ratio and proportion and a trig unit to follow. Students role play stock trading to practice signed numbers.
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Max Ashmore
First National Bank
Eleanor Harker
James Cornill
Gerald Knutson
Richard Petersen
Harold Martin
University Calendar of May Events and Activities
May events include Merrinll May Fete Franklin May Fete on May 15 16 17 18 with assemblies demonstrations in Living Biology junior senior banquet prom and golf meets Band Drill team Tulip Festival National Honor Society dinner Senior awards class day and commencement exercises Memorial Day activities May 24 31 and senior trip to Omaha May 24.
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Prom Plans Dominate Junior Senior Week At Carey Gym
Prom plans loom large as nine committees prepare for the May 17 event at Carey Gym. Banquet starts 1 thirty p.m. and a half hour program leads to a 9 p.m. to 12 a.m. dance featuring Symphonians from Morningside College. Debbie Reynolds film My Six Loves screens at the Royal after.
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Morningside College
Debbie Reynolds
Royal Theater
Circus unit greets Franklin lower grades
Franklin elementary classrooms study circuses through crafts, stories, songs, and a film. Kindergarteners decorate for circus time and display animals and clowns. First graders bake soup from farm produce and plant grain. Second graders explore birds, Mother Goose, and a horned toad on display. Chicks were awarded to two students for at home care. Physical education classes also begin fitness testing.
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Carla Criswell Franklin
Ruth Steunenberg
Judy Becker
Kari Sue Knudtson
Robert Knicp
Russell Madsen
Mike Puetz
What They're Doing Fresh Trackmen In The Classrooms Rank High In Meet
Read about seventh graders studying the plant kingdom and its daily life roles and eighth graders exploring weather instruments and cloud types. Ninth graders learn about electricity and how the tele phone and Van de Graff generator work. Biology covers human anatomy while chemistry reviews radioactivity and organic chemistry. Juniors decorate for prom while freshmen cindermen place third at the Orange City track meet with multiple events and relay finishes. Bullpups see several top placements including hurdles and jumps.
Local athletes shine in field events at meet
Alan Conover claimed second in the shot put with 38 feet while Neil Eckhoff won the high jump at 5 feet. Monte Russell set a discus record with a 95 feet 4 inch toss, highlighting the event.
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Alan Conover
Neil Eckhoff
Monte Russell
Biology Topic of Class Assembly at LCHS
Barbara Grosenheider reports that LCHS students may view Demonstrations in Living Biology by Dr. Hf. H. Dukes from Iowa State University Ames at 1 p.m. in Central auditorium. Pigeons guinea pigs and a turtle or frog will be shown with projected demonstrations on breathing mechanics and the effects of carbon monoxide nitrogen and carbon dioxide gases on animals.
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Barbara Grosenheider
LCHS
Hf. H. Dukes
Iowa State University
Ames
Central Auditorium
Canine Coments Supplement Promised in Tuesday Daily Sentinel
The Daily Sentinel's Tuesday issue will feature a Canine Coments Supplement. Readers are urged to check the edition for dog-related notes, tips, and columns likely to appeal to pet owners and animal enthusiasts.
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