Outstanding Achievements Noted At Hayes Awards Banquet
The ninth annual awards banquet at Hayes gym May 17 honored Hayes High students for scholastic and athletic achievements. Names include Mary Lynn Brecht Fred Kopp John Butler Susan Brecht Judy Koenigsaecker Janice Anthony, plus co editors Gary Rauch and Fred Kopp. Awards from CSPA and Iow a TB Association, science fair honors, and scholarships were announced.
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Hayes Gym
John O'Donnell
Davenport Times Democrat
Mary Lynn Brecht
Fred Kopp
John Butler
Susan Brecht
Judy Koenigsaecker
Janice Anthony
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
Iowa TB Association
The
Herald
Gary Rauch
Steve Nau
Marty Beckey
Hayes
Muscatine
Debbie Danny
Barbara Panko
Michele Bieber
Mike Last
Tom Logel
Mary Vorwerk
Rick Grelewicz
Cedar Rapids
Dan Bahr
NASA
Wilton Junction
Becky Ingwersen
Robert Wozniak
John Bradley
Jim Causey
Linda Fuller
Anne Schumacher
Gayla Arington
Anne
Hayes Catholic High Association elects officers for fall
The Hayes Catholic High Association elected officers on May 9. President is Vincent Gaeta, Vice president Rose Mary Manjovie, Secretary-Treasurer Ronald Harris. Mr Raymond Cull will leave coaching to pursue a master's degree. Hayes faculty returned to school after a picnic May 15 at Gale Nelson farm hosted by local families.
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Hayes Catholic High Association
Vincent Gaeta
Rose Mary Manjovie
Ronald Harris
Hayes Herald
Raymond Cull
Hayes
Cull
Gale Nelson Farm
Schumacher
Iver Brecht
Connell
New Priest to Offer First Mass Sunday
Father Glenn Fuegan will celebrate his first Mass at 10:00 o clock in St Matthias Church on Sunday. He recalls a lively school life at St Matthias and Hayes, a delayed vocation after high school and Navy service, and a path via Muscatine Junior College and Iowa State University to the seminary.
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Glenn Fuegen
St. Mathias Church
St. Mathias
Hayes
Fuegan
Muscatine Junior College
Navy
Iowa State University
Father
Newman Center
Hayes Herald staff thanks supporters at year’s end
The Hayes Herald staff expresses gratitude to the Muscatine Journal for allowing reuse of a page New sponsors and advertisers are thanked for funding. Editors acknowledge writers, interviewees, Sister Mary Nivarde, and readers who made the paper possible as the year ends.
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Herald
Mary Nivarde
BVM
Hayes Herald
the Herald
Grapefruit replaces usual fruit cocktail in senior breakfast
Forty hungry seniors gathered in the cafeteria at 9 am as sophomores served a meal replacing the usual fruit cocktail with grapefruit topped by cherries. The feast featured scrambled eggs, rolls, milk, coffee and was prepared by Sophomore girls under Hayes cooks Mrs Barnhart and Mrs Hamnbaum. The Class of 1969 thanks the cooks for donating their time and effort.
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Hayes
Mark Flanders
Snoopy
Soph Boys
Roberta Vorwerk
Gayla Arington
Dick Pottotf
Robbie Vorwerk
Father Lenoch
Burlington Notre Dame Wins River Cities Trophy
Burlington Notre Dame defeated Fort Madison Aquinas 5-1 to claim the River Cities Conference baseball trophy in the finals on Sunday May 21 at the Notre Dame ballpark. Fort Madison earned a bye after beating Hayes 20 in the day’s second game and reached the final, while Burlington earlier beat Keokuk Cardinal Stritch 6-2 and edged Ottumwa Walsh 4-3 to advance.
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Burlington
Notre Dame
Fort Madison
Aquinas
Hayes
Keokuk Cardinal
Seniors Observe Final Honors at two ceremonies
At St Mathias Church 37 members of the class of 1967 began Baccalaureate with green robes and a sermon by Rev Eugene Harasyn S M of Assumption High School Davenport. Commencement June 2 at Hayes High Auditorium featured Rev F J Lenoch and diplomas.
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St. Mathias Church
Eugene Harasyn
S. M
Assumption High School
Davenport
Hayes High Auditorium
F. J. Lenoch
J. J. Welst
Jets Club Tours John Deere Co
The HCHS Jets tour the John Deere factory and central administration building. President Steve Nau and members toured a 297 acre plant with 169 acres under roof, saw assembly lines, and learned about 1200 employees and a prior year 1.069 billion sales. A thank‑you gift was presented to Jets coordinator William Last for his guidance.
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Steve Nav
Gary Rauch
Jets
William Last
HCHS
John Deere and Company
Ford
World Deere and Co
John Deere and Co
Steve Nau
Iclub
Will Class of 67 Be Successful
The Class of 67 shows 31 of the graduates pursuing higher education and an overall expected success rate of 77.5 percent. More than half will attend Muscatine Junior College, with additional plans for St Ambrose in Davenport, St Anthony's in Rock Island, technical schools, and other institutions. Three enlist in the Air Force, five are undecided, and one plans full-time work.
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Muscatine Junior College
St. Ambrose
Davenport
St. Anthony's
Rock Island
Uncle Sam
Air Force
The
Herald
Journalists in Training At University Workshop
The University of Iowa again sponsors a journalism workshop with Hayes High participants Myra Moellers Ann Tadewald and Mary Vorwerk attending. James B. Tucker directs. The program runs June 12 to June 1n and covers seven divisions including printing, mimeographed pages, yearbooks, and broadcasting with lectures roundtables shop talks demonstrations and lab projects. Students receive instruction in News Feature Editorial and Column writing Copyreading and Editing Photography and Advertising. Social activities include a reception picnic newspaper visit swimming party and graduation banquet.
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University of Iowa
Hayes . High
Myra Moellers
Ann Tadewald
Mary Vorwerk
James B. Tucker
SUI
Oy Wienser
Hayes students extend sympathy to La Morticello, Brodie, Fox families
The Hayes community expresses condolences to the families of Joseph La Morticello father of Tricia 67 Dorothy Brodie mother of Bonnie 68 and Maris 70 and Matthew Fox father of John 68.
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Hayes
Joseph LaMorticello
Tricia
Dorothy Brodie
Bonnie
Maris
Matthew Fox
John
Meee
Hayes Herald Ends with Gratitude to Muscatine Journal
Gary Rauch will attend the Summer Humanities Institute at St Olaf College this summer. This will be the last issue of the Hayes Herald. The staff expresses appreciation to the Muscatine Journal for the chance to present their publication to the public.
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Gary Rauch
St. Olaf College
Hayes Herald
Muscatine Journal
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Ray Cull
E. T. Brodie
Hayes High Association
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Teressa Bahr
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Barb Harper
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Sue McAreavy
Gay Arington
Mike Lazio
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Harry Fisher
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Marty Bec-key
Joe Blaesing
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Mary Kay Montgomery
Jack Smith
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Jim Dusenberry
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Ron Dusenberry
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