Linda Staner Named Homemaker of Tomorrow at Sacred Heart
Linda Lee Staner senior at Sacred Heart high school has been named the 1960 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow after achieving the top score on a 50 minute homemaking exam taken by Sacred Heart seniors. The program sponsored by General Mills nears two million total participants, with Alaska and Hawaii joining for the first time. State winner earns a 1500 scholarship and educational trip April 23 29.
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Linda Staner
Sacred Heart High School
Sacred Heart
Linda Lee Staner
Betty Crocker
Miss Staner
Science Research Associates
Chicago
Ill
General Mills
Alaska
Hawaii
Discussion Graphs Show Higher Output by Boys in Class
After six weeks of using master and recording graphs, the boys’ discussion graph records 475 contributions while the girls total 315. Gregory Murphy leads with 65 contributions. Thomas Beckmann 45. Neil Recker 40 with 35 in the very good category. James Locher Mark Vanourny and Robert Hines 25 each in the very good category. Joyce Nehl tops the girls with 25 contributions all very good. Janice Clement Patricia McAleer Patricia Martinsen Lynda Nosbish Mary Kae Tillotson each have 20 contributions.
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Gregory Murphy
Thomas Beckmann
Neil Recker
James Locher
Mark Vanourny
Robert Hines
Joyce Nehl
Janice Clement
Patricia McAleer
Patricia Martinsen
Lynda Nosbish
Mary Kae Tillotson
Grades 6 and 7 Learn Estimation Of Distance
Grades 6 and 7 practice estimating distances in class. Students observed Richard Merfeld and George Eilers measure classroom width with a yardstick. Elaine Smith Janet Beckman nearly correct on width. Ronald Balsiger Stephen Locher measured length. Jeryl Castonguay Donna Parker Thomas Tillotson were closest to the correct estimates.
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Richard Merfeld
George Eilers
Elaine Smith
Janet Beckman
Ronald Balsiger
Stephen Locher
Jeryl Castonguay
Donna Parker
Thomas Tillotson
Home School Association Meeting at Sacred Heart School
Catholic Education was the theme as Father Andrew J. Barry spoke to the Home School association in Newman hall on Friday night January 8. Sister Mary Donato earned the attendance award for second and third grades. refreshments were provided by the organizing committee.
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Andrew J. Barry
Chaplin
Newman Club
Home School Association of Sacred Heart School
Newman Hall
Mary Donato
U.S.F
Sunday dinner guests at the Poppe home
Mrs Bob Joslin and Gene Broder sen hosted dinner at Mr and Mrs Emil Poppe with Tom Vesey Bret Henry T Poppe Stevie Debra Kathy and Jack Husmann also visiting. Evening callers included Mrs Ben Redmond Robert Agnes Still Creston. Agnes Still from Creston plans to return home Tuesday after visiting relatives.
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Emil Poppe
Tom Vesey
Bret
Henry T. Poppe
Stevie
Debra
Kathy
Jack Husmann
Ben Redmond
Robert
Agnes Still
Creston
Barbara Steen
Iowa City Hospital
Baby Picture Contest Winners Named at Sacred Heart
Sacred Heart held a baby picture contest for grades 5 and 6 during the week of January 3. On January 8 the students voted for the Cutest Baby of Ten Years. First prize went to Constance, second to Michael Tuttle, and third to Arlene Kramer. all winners were fifth graders, marking 1950 as the year.
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Constance
Michael Tuttle
Arlene Kramer
Weekend social notices from Anamosa and nearby towns
A sequence of post in dinner and Sunday visits lists guests at multiple households including Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Taylor, Wayne Hall, Louie Balichek, Carol, Lawrence Jansen, Cedar Rapids guests, Tipton guests, and families from Oxford Junction Wyoming and Wyoming area. Events center on birthdays and regular Sunday meals across Jan 10 and Jan 17.
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Amber
LeRoy Taylor
Mrs
Wayne Hall
E. E, Willms
Tommy
Lana
Larry Christiansen
Tipton
LaVern Engelbart
Albert Nemitz
Clarence Herren
Larry
John Osterkamp
Bud Norton
Rhinnie Wessels
Wyoming
Bill Wessels
Everett Engelbart
Eddie
Lawrence Jensen
Dalé,Engelbart
Olin Band To Present Pop Concert
Olin School senior band and a newly formed swing band present Musical Moods in the new gymnasium on Wednesday January 27 at 7 30 p m. The senior band of forty one performs modern pieces while the swing band of sixteen from the senior group plays Autumn Leaves and Lullaby of Birdland.
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Olin
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