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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1968

Page

3

Children’s dreams, adult paths put to test in Hayes Herald

Second graders were asked about future careers and the piece traces how each child’s imagined profession diverged into present jobs across varied locales. From a farm-loving child now in a Mississippi hunter role to a Miss America dreamer turned homemaker with eleven children, the anecdotes map humorous and poignant adult realities.

Hayes Herald Lockjaw County Mississippi Stim Empire State Building Canada

New Students Are Welcomed Here at Hayes Catholic High

Cathy Kaaiberg and Randy Harris newly registered at Hayes Catholic High School in Muscatine. Cathy, 14, flows from WLHS with Biology and French among courses and enjoys basketball. she collects gum wrappers for a 20 foot gum chain. Randy, 15, a sophomore, attends with Geometry and Geography and plans a spring baseball tryout.

Cathy Kaaiberg Randy Harris Hayes Catholic High School Cathy Edwin Kaaiberg Isett Avenue Muscatine West Liberty High School WLHS Hayes Charles Yerington Lucas Street Randy Too Randy

A Modern Socrates in the Eyes of Anne Wieskamp

In a sophomore essay, Anne Wieskamp portrays Sister Marian Peter, a former Maryknoll nun, as a modern Socrates. She left religious life and embraced guerrilla activity in Guatemala, choosing conscience over security and wealth while seeking to live by her ideals and aid others.

Socrates Anne Wieskamp Marian Peter Maryknoll Guatemala

Reformation hearing dramatizes key figures in class

Students in a church history class assign main Reformation figures to role play a hearing. Meanwhile varsity basketball players attend the Boys State Basketball Tournament semi finals in Des Moines on March 22.

Des Moines

Hayes Thanks Evie Lange For Athletic Contributions

The Hayes community expresses sincere thanks to Evie Lange for his work leading the Hayes basketball league and organizing the annual Hayes Basketball Industrial League Tournament. Funds raised buy equipment for the school year.

Hayes Evie Lange Lange Hayes Basketball League Hayes Basketball Equiprnet

What Are You Doing Lent Sacrifice Echoes Hayes Students

Students at Hayes share humorous Lent sacrifice ideas including knees, study ball, boys, talking on the phone, getting out of bed, eating between meals, biology, lint from under the bed, and good behavior. A common answer is the word SCHOOL, reflecting school life. Father Lenoch’s birthday is noted with appreciation.

Anthony Larry Nelson Bill Crahan Janet Axel Chris Manjovie Kim Dusenberry Anne Byrne Tom Harper Bob Elvidge Pat Catalona Sue Flanders Mike Lazio Tommy Wester

Sonny and Cher Shine At Davenport Masonic Temple Concert

Gayla Aington reviews the Sonny and Cher show at the Masonic Temple Davenport hosted by KSTT Radio with opening acts Alexander's Rock Time Band and the Pete Quint Quintet. Cher wore emerald green satin and silver heels while Sonny wore a red satin shirt and striped suit. The duo performed popular hits and declared their goal to bring contemporary music to their age group.

Gayla Arington Sonny and Cher KSTT Masonic Temple Davenport Alexander Pete Quint Zowie Sonny & Cher Sonny Cher Ebbtide Laught Alfis

In Memoriam Leslie Marks Obituary Notice

We express sympathy to the family and friends of Leslie Marks who died on March 10 1948. He was the father of Senior Gene and Sophomore Steve Marks.

Leslie Marks Gene Steve Marks

New Outlook For Lent

A writer questions traditional Lent fasting focused on food and suggests a broader approach: be consistently kind and considerate to everyone. The piece argues that improving how you treat others may have longer lasting impact than giving up luxuries, and it may lead to continued personal growth after Lent.

Office Helpers Gain Experience at Hayes High

Senior Margaret Calioote works daily in the Hayes High office under Father Lenoch and secretary Margaret Chaudoin. Paid by TRAIN, she handles errands, bookkeeping, typing, and phones, finding the work enjoyable and a chance to meet staff and students. Judy Peters and Ann Schumacher assist during periods two and six, with Schumacher noting library work as preparation for her future.

Hayes High Margaret (Coatie) Calioote Margaret Lenoch Margaret Chaudoin Marge Judy Peters Ann Schumacher Judy. Peters Anne Schumacher Muscatine Public Library

Leadership Conference for High School Leaders at Iowa State

In connection with Career Day, V ISHEA invites outstanding high school leaders to a leadership conference at 10:45 to 11:15 on Career Day morning. Two students from each school may attend. Mark Leadership Conference Delegate on the Career Day form. Applications due April 19. See Mrs. Douglas for details.

Towa State University V@ISHEA Douglas

Chess Club Tourney Ends at Hayes High School

The first annual chess club tournament ends with West Junior High joining Hayes High School for a March 28 event at Hayes. Five players from each school will compete beginning about 3 30 in the gym or library. Players use a large audience-facing board with a possible scorekeeping system. Hayes entrants include Jim Wilson Tir Nelson Kathy Curry John Shelangoski.

Crahan John Fox Tom Wieskamp Tim Game John Shelangoski Bill Nelson Keith Krewer Jim Wilson West Hayes Tir Nelson Kathy Curry John (Binai) Shelangoski Mary Sinella

Senior Girls Win Sterling Silver Dinnerware Award

Hayes High hosts a home economics program with the Sterling Silver Smiths of America awarding one outstanding student a six place setting in the Rambler Rose design. The winner will be announced at the May Awards Banquet. the program honors scholastic achievement in home economics. Governor Hughes spoke on human relations and equality in Iowa communities.

Tne Sterling Silver Smiths of America Towle Hughes Hayes Iowa

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