The Guthrian from Guthrie Center, Iowa • Page 6

Volume 14 Tuesday, Oct. 20, 1959, Pg 6 Number 8 EDITOR: Judith Thompson EXCH. EDITOR: Rita Crabbs Staff Members REPORTERS' Lois Nina Millhollin, Donna Allen, Sherrv Covault, Mary Gustin, Karen Purely, Joanne TuMin, Dick lupardus, Fred Loeb, Orlo Shroyer, Fav Livingston, Nancy Hopkins, Bev Wenger, Marion Merrill Charlotte Burgett, WUson Rigler, Raynette Nagel, Le- Ann Curl Twila Weigel, Luci Lawshe, Janice Grove, Mildred Rowley, Judy Simmons, Nancy Mobley, Joan Cradick, Donna Belts, Mary Kersey, Judy Rodenbaugh, Judy Shelley, Sheila Nolan, Kathryn Rutherford, Charlene WUson, Mary Stringer. TYPISTS: Nancy Hopkins, Barbara Gibson, Carolyn Wall, Janpt Webber, Carol Shroyer. Editorial Hidden Power Several years ago.

when Charles Vines was standing an the bank or the Pascagon- la River. near Lucedale, Mississippi, he heard voices! shouting for help. He c-ould not see who was calling, for enemy action in tlie Korean War "had robbed him of his sight, but the calls were so i desperate, that he plunged in- 10 the water, ignoring his I handicap. He swam toward the voices and found that two girls and a man were in danger of drowning. Vines took one girl to safety and then a second.

By this time he was nearly exhausted, and afraid he might not have the strength to complete a third trip in the rapid current. But knowing that a man was still in need of help, he jumped back into the water. By calling on strength he did not know he had, he returned to safety with the third victim. The dramatic rescues were made possible because Vines used hidden power. He refused to let his blindness keep him on the bank.

Trusting his ears to guide him, he found he could make his way- through water as well as on land. Despite his fears, he summoned enough energy to complete the mission. Most of us are not called upon to take risks such as Vines faced, but. vye do have opportunities to use our hidden powers. Have you ever said, "I just can't do it," when faced with a difficult assignment at school? Next time, call upon your hidden power, and you will be surprised at how much you can accomplish.

Are you afraid to speak in public? Do you avoid appearing in plays or programs because of stage fright? You have the hidden power'to overcome this uneasiness. The hidden power is yours, to use in many ways, if you will onlv resolve to use it- Big Event, The Senior Class Pictures Editor's Comments Last week ended the first six-weeks period and the big event this week is report cards. Everyone is anxious to see whether their studying was efficient or if they will have to buckle down next six- veeks. Mr Murphy, director of the play, has posted the cast if the junior class play on he bulletin board. The play entitled "Meet Me in St.

Louis" and will be presented ricular have been attending different things in Des Moines. Several members of the music department attended "My Fair October KRNT theater, staff attended Convention at Column Of Cogs Beast before beauty! Our first victim is Clarence Crawley. Clarence is 17 years old, 5 ft. 6 in. tall, and has brown hair and eyes.

His subjects are: agriculture, speech, bookkeeping, and American history. Favorites: Sport--Football Actress--Jane Quotation--Son of a bean What new sport would you like added to the'school? Ballet for boys! The next senior is Rose Flanery. Rose is 17 years old, 5 ft. 1 in. tall has brown hair and blue eyes.

She is taking bookkeeping, homemaking III, typing II, and American government. Favorites: Sport--Basketball Male---Charles Quotation--Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Who would you like to be and why? Myself, because I just wouldn't want to be anyone else, I guess. Tomboy Tillie Dear Diary, Tonight 1 went to homecoming. Although I don't understand much about the game, I guess we lost because no one was feeling very gay.

Belore the game there was a line of paper and boards going down the street. They called them floats but I don't agree because I didn't fine any water. I went out to find the water, but before I knew it I was with those floats. At the end of the evening they held a dance. It was 12 o'clock, the dance was over, the game was lost but still something was missing.

I knew something was wrong all evening, but what was it? Oh, I was supposed to have a date tonight. Good night, Tillie Locker Lines leepy--Gary Penfield nergetic--Gary Hopkins otable--dress-up day I nquisi live--Steve Robinson dd--easy tests ugged--football erfect--no one Thursday and Friday, Nov. 12 I deal Joy Lydon ind 13. The students who are en- in different cxtra-cir- 13 at the The library the Library North High School. The annual and journalism staffs attended the Iowa High School Press Association Convention at Drake University on October 2U.

Hot Lunch Menu Monday, Oct. 19: Barbecued Beefburgers Buttered Corn Pears Chocolate Cake Bread and Butter Milk Tuesday, Oct. 20: Meatloaf Beet Pickle Slice Whipped Potatoes with But ter Sliced Peaches Bread and Butter Milk- Wednesday, Oct. 21: Chili with Crackers Cabbage, Carrot, and Green Pepper Salad Mixed Fruit Cup Bread and Butter Milk Thursday, Oct. 22: Scalloped Potatoes and Wie ner Buttered Peas Cherry Fruit Jello Peanut Butter Sandwiches Milk Friday, Oct.

23: Salmon Loaf Buttered Green Beans Pumpkin Custard Bread and Butter Milk asenova--Eugene Hensley ricky--Mr- Murphy's dance steps rrusual a good note in mtisic adiant--Sherry Smiley xtra--trip to see "My Fair Lady" weetheart Mr. Peck's nickname LL Couple of the second--Nan- Mob-ley-Howard Lawshe Couple of the minute--Jack Bohlender-Bev Corrigan Couple of the hour--Rita 'rabbs-Larry Burell the day--Wyn Tius-Betty. Rutherford It seems as if ZORRO is en- in Imagine having a tape recorder on your bus! I wonder who Elwin Leinke saves a seat on his bus for every morning? A big event for the senior class each year is the taking of their graduation pictures. This year the schedule was set up with ucioaer 12, 13, and 14 as the days for taking the pictures. They were taken on an average ul five seniors for each 45 minute period.

This may sound like a longtime for a picture, but the girls usually prefer to wear two or three different outfits, each with a different background. The boys are not so particular, but they, also, want an appro priate background depending upon the color of their suit. This year the picture committee, consisting of Norma Whitney, Janice Grove, Rita Crabbs, Elmer Kopaska, Dick Lupardus, and Wilson Rigler chose the Cochran Studio in Des Moines. The stage of the gymnasium had been arranged as a studio, and the pictures were taken there- From The Queen And Her Royal Court We wish to thank the students of the Senior High for niaking possible the honor we "ccelved at our Homecoming Event. It was certainly the happiest event of our school years and one we will never forget.

May God bless each of you and may he help us to be worthy of the honor you so graciously gave us. Joy Ly- clon, 'Janet Webber, Janice Grove, Lois Hoelscher, Norma Whitney. I up Halloween things, and I make Halloween pictures. There will be a coffee for he mothers of children in Vlrs. Peterson's first grade on Tuesday, Oct.

20 at 2 p. m. the home of Mrs. Don Sen ton- Alumni News Maurice Kness, class of '58, is in the army and is stationed in Korea. Betty Brooks, class of '58, is married to Melvin Jecsen and is now living on a farm southwest of Guthrie Center.

Joyce RaiLsbeck. class of '58, is working in Des Moines at the state capitol building. Leona Jensen, class of '5Y, is living in i Center and is working in the office at Fay Lieb, class of '59, is married to Wayne Jensen and lives on- a farm near Casey. They have a son who is now three months old. Library Report Our school library has a very large collection of magazines.

The purpose of these magazines is to help us for ideas on reports or to possibly look something up. There are also a great many zines just for pleasure reading. There are some that interest mostly boys and there are. also some for girls. There are a total of 40 magazines, but only 20 wall be printed this week and the other 20 next week- American Home; Annals of Iowa; Banking; Better Homes and Gardens; Business Education Changing Times; Chemistry; Congressional Digest; Consumer Reports; Flying; Harpers; Geographic School Bulletins; Iowa Conservationist; Iowa Journal of History; lowan; Ladies Home Journal; Life; Look; National icographic; and Natural His- IF YOU CAN'T PARTICIPATE IN SPORTS, BE ONE.

Teacher Feature Our feature teacher this week is Mr. Gary Thiele, a math teacher. He was born Monona, Iowa, and attended Elkader Public High School in Elkader, Iowa, where he graduated in 1956. Following graduation he enrolled at Iowa State University at Ames, la- He is still going to college. He came to Guthrie to practice teaching.

After college he doesn't know what he is going to do as yet. Some of his favorites are: Hobbies--Reading, hunting, and fishing. Sports Golf, swimming, and football. Music Contemporary jazz and light classics. His ambition is to be able to put across some of the things he knows 'about math, so as to get more people interested in that subject.

Inquiring Reporter As you know, the band thai played for the homecoming dance was quite different than usual. I thought it would be interesting to hear how some of the students liked the band. Dick Lupardus thought that the band played as good School Continued News Page 8 Grade School News Kindergarten, Carolyn Crouse Last week all the kindergartners enjoyed a ride on the fire truck. After the ride we all drew a picture of a fire engine and played a recorc about a fire engine. We have started to print our first name.

We also have a kindergarten Weekly Reader which comes out once a week: First Grade, Mrs. We are reading! We began using books last week. Everyone is enjoying the reading classes. The science table is getting new things every day. We have one big mushroom and some smaller ones.

Billy Wyrner brought some snails this week. We' have been making Halloween pictures for our room- Dean Spencer, Larry (Jardi- Guthrie Center Save $32.50 At STUDENT TYPING Headquarters had arid Susan birthdays Makey have this month. They brought treats to school for everyone. We enjoyed our ride on the fire truck. We drew pictures of the fire truck and wrote rules for safety.

First Grade, Belva Peterson We have finally made it. Yes, we are all reading from books now and having so much fun. Since there are so many of us we have four reading groups- Since you heard from us we have gone for a ride on the fire engine and have written stories about squirrels, turtles, signs of fall and fire safety. Today we are going to put The student's FIRST CHOICE in a portable ROYAL FUTURA PORTABLE Only Royal gives you these MARGIN sets both margins Instantly, automatically. TWIN the only quick change ribbon.

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The band went to Alta last Saturday to the Marching Band Contest. Guthrie Center received a Division II, but although we were disappointed we knew a we had still done a very good job considering that we worked up the entire drill in only two weeks- Our band and vocal concert is set for November 27. A solo recital be given December 7 and 9. Soloists are limited to grades 5 through 8. This was a great success last year.

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You also see many skirts with vests to match worn with either Blouses or sweaters- A lot of the girls are wearing seamless and scam hose with their flats. This looks very nice and gives them a more dressed up appearance. The senior boys looked very nice in their.suits when they had their graduation pictures taken and also on dress up day. WINTERIZE NOW! GET THE FOliAR LESS-BUY ON Prestone Prime For quick starts, gas line freeze-up protection. 12 oz.

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