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The Guthrian from Guthrie Center, Iowa • Page 7

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The Guthriani
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Guthrie Center, Iowa
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Tuesday, April 6, 1954 THEGUTHRIAN, GUTHRIE CENTER, IOWA School News CONTINUED Music Contst Set For April 9 and 10 By Meredith McCall The annual high school music contest will be held in Anita, Iowa, on April 9 10. This contest for both vocal and instrumental groups is sponsored by the Iowa High School Music Association. Students of different class schools compete with one another. Students from A and class schools compete and those from and schools form the other group. Soloists from the instrumental department, under the direction of Mr.

Spalding are Bill Derry, Richard Marean and Jack Taggart on trombone; Carroll McKibbin, Kenny Tague, and Lester Wiegel on trumpet; Dennis Dowd on baritone, and Bruce Thomas and Jim Spalding on saxophone. Ensembles from the instrumental department are the brass quartette composed of Bill Derry, Dennis Dowd, Carroll McKibbin and Lester Wiegel; brass quintet consisting of Dennis Dowd, Bill Derry, Lester Wiegel, Carroll McKibbmi Gail Collins and Mary Jo Rollins; brass sextet made up by John Thomas, Peg Hartman, Mary Onrn, Kenneth TagUQ, Jolene Abbott and Jim Dowd; trombone quartet composed of Jim Dowd, Bill Derry, Richard Marean, and Jack Taggert; clarinet quartet consisting of Bill" Corrigan, Debby Dowd, I Sharon Lewellyn, and Nancy Egel and the clarinet trio made up by Sandra Sheeder, Joyce Brady, and Joyce Sheeder. More ensembles competing are the mixed quartet whose members are Shirley Silletto, Shirley Ma. rean, Kay Robson and Carolyn Rutherford; the woodwind ensemble consisting of Katherine Laughery, Dorothy Booth, Collina Hunt, Delons Gittens and Judy the saxophone sextet consisting of Judy Riaski, Bruce Thomas, Jim Spalding, Sally Dudley, Janice Kopaska and Jack Applegate; the saxophone quartet made up of Bruce Thomas, Judy Riaski, Janice Kopaska, and Sally Dudley; and the trumpet quartet consisting of Jolen Abbott, Eldon Reed, Bill Millhollin, and Larry Estes The vocal department under the direction of Mildred Fry is entering the following students with solos. Betty (Rhodes, Joan Petty, Diane Towne, Sheryl Ely, Twila Dunfee, Joe Gilson, Gail Collins, Eldon Reed, and Merle Collins.

Vocal groups entered include th'e mixed quartet consisting of Gail Collins, Betty Rhodes Marilyn Harkins, and Eldon Reed; the xgirls quartet made up of Betty Shoesmith, Shirley Marlow. Kuy Robson, and Twila Dunfee; the girls trio consisting of Jolene Abbot, Bethene Ohm and Judy Rias- ki and the girls sextet. Red Clover Alsike Timothy Brome Hooch's Chick Starter Farmers Elevator Phone 262 Guthrie Center Skool Staf Skores Stoodants Skorn By JLee Shroyer Heres a few sketches of the school faculty and their unusual occurances during the day. 4:30 a.m. Arch Silletto takes advantage of the darkness to catch his cows.

5:01 Bown is up, debating whether he should skip school and go fishing. 6:03 Mr. Neubauer throws another shoe at the alarm clock. 7:30 Miss Safley arrives at school to begin anotner busy day. 7'31 Mrs Mosier steps in Miss Safley's room to continue their daily controversy.

8:29 Keith Wymer is pacing the floor wondering where the last bus is. 8:59 Mrs. McCool wonders why she didn't hear the tornado that hit the girls dressing room. 9 23 Mr. Hansen takes more nerve tonic before his driver training classes.

9-50 Fred would like to know which person didn't wear overshoes. 10:05 Mr. Briggs is shocked to find out that his electrical experiment works 10-30 Hunnerdosse is interrupted by someone practicing in the band room. 11 01 Mr. Jarman looks again to make sure that his shoes match.

11 "35 Mr. McCool guides the thousandth child across the street safely. 11 43 Miss Utley remembers that she started a ten minute time test fifteen minutes ago. 12-12 pm. Lester Halterman takes a waste-basket to the gym for the Paper Sacks Pros Practice Session 12:30 Mrs Gillespie seats herself in Miss Safley's room to collect lunch money.

Her motto is "don't clap just throw money." 12.57 Miss Nafly gets back to school with the original paint job on her car. 1 39 Miss Meyers dashes to the stove to rescue a cake. 2 06 Miss Kilgore starts her next days assignment with the word, REVIEW. 2 31 Joann Rose takes the loot to the bank 3 18 Mr. Merritt is studying Iowa Drivers Guide.

PAGE SEVEK 6:04 Miss Fry is still looking for someone to run the spotlight. 7:30 Spalding opens the stage door where the girls are getting dressed. 7:30 1UO Spalding shuts the door. 8:13 Mrs. Baird is trying to find enough people to run through the senior class play.

DEAR DIARY Dear Diary, What a night I had last Friday night. I went to my first Spring Prom. Boy! Did I have fun. Course I didn't take a date but I The Family that prays Together, stays together the usual letter. 9:27 Miss Jordon finishes writing con sider myself pretty lucky, after I heaid some of the boys and girls talking.

Seems as though everything went wrong for some of them. To start off with I heard two fellows talking about the flowers they had bought for their girls. The boy said he played it safe and i got a corsage of white flcAvers, because he didn't know for sure Senior Class Plans Graduation Events By Lois Cannon On March 24, the senior class meeting was called to order. They first discussed about what to leave the color of her formal. Well, that was okay, Dut then you should have heard the other fellow, boy, white formal so he got a red corsage, but as you can imagine she had a light purple formal.

I guess she really went through the ceiling. Then I overheard some girls to the school with the money that id 1" a enls as they will have left over after pay-' thOUga he th ught hu rl had a ing for the graduating- exeicises. Mr. Jarman was called in for some help as to what to leave. He then had the class have an open discussion and the final decision will be made at a later date.

A dis- cussion was also held on about to have a class reunion in the future or final decision has been arrived on that either This will be discussed further in the next senior class meeting. After the senior 'class meeting was adjourned, Mr. Jarman and the juniors held a joint class meeting. The main purpose for this was to bring up the subject about the affair after the Junior Sen- mor Banquet this year. The two upper classes voted on this issue and it was approved by everyone accept for three.

The students signed their names saying whether they would follow the evening plans or not. The group then held a discussion and talked over the event that" took place last year following the banquet. Everyone is much in favor of this affair and plans are being made now to carry out the same program this year as last After the joint class meeting, Mr. Jarman then stayed and discussed with the Senior class about the program that is set up for all seniors; such as Commencement, 'Class Day, and Baccalaureate. to them.

This one girl was really mad. I guess her boyfriend had understood that it was to begin at 9:00 Instead of 8:00 p.m. She told the girls she was mad enough that she wasn't going to go with him when he came, but I imagine she was waiting at the door for him and could hardly wait to get staited. Then of course the girls were talking of all the troubles they had to go through to get ready. One girl got her hair wet when she was taking a shower so she had to put it all up again; another girl's formal had to be taken in and lot out But to see the girls you would never think they had any trouble at all.

I never saw a prettier group of good-looking girls. Course the boys weren't bad either. Maybe next year I'll have a date. Tomboy Tillie GET YOUR -Tiras at Tague's By Larry Rigler The basketball girls' mother gave a banquet for the girls and their parents the evening of March 30 in the hot lunch room. --TT-Barbara Davis seemed to have a big appetite at the banquet Seems Baib was getting her second helping and Mr.

Neubauer hadn't gotten his first. --TT-Mr. Harold Banks questioned Mr. Neubaucr's English usage because of mistake made by him during the banquet His error was using an unnecessary pronoun --EC-The freshman, sophomore, and junior girls are still at spring practice in the gym The girls practice on the stage while the track and baseball boys are in the gym Mr Neubauer says the girls are more inteiestcd in the boys in the gym than practicing basketball. --TT-The track and baseball boys have had to postpone going out of doors lor practice until warmer weather conies.

--TT-The Valley Track Relays are to bo held Apul 10, at Valley High in Dos Moines Planned Financial Security FOR DETAILS CALL OR SEE MAURICE D. TAYLOR Guthrie Center, Iowa IOWA LIFE Has Been at PAT'S CO AST-to-CO AST We recently added to our lines of 5iard goods and now are in a position to offer A complete line of plumbing supplies. OUR TOY DEPARTMENT: Will be a complete year-around department that will include toys for all age groups FOR THE SPORTSMAN: We have been appointed county agency for the famous Scott-Atwater Outboard Motor G-E SMALL APPLIANCES: We will be stocking a complete selection of General Electric household appliances -toasters, percolators, irons, grills, etc. AND, THEN, WE'VE ALWAYS HAD: Garden tools garden supplies, automobile equipment and supplies, household supplies, paint, tools, equipment for the angler and hunter, heating supplies glassware, cooking utensils, building supplies, and everything you need in the line of hard goods. Locally Owned Nationally Organized MUSICAL NOTES Nine pickup models, Vi, and 1-ton sizes, 616, 8, and 9-foot bodies.

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