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Don't Get Stuck


Don't Get Stuck
Mr.. Franks eighth grade history
class have been working on an Ohio
project.
"Don't get stuck-Read only the
best in books. This is the slogan
on the library bulletin board for
this week.
The following is a list of new
juvenile books: pete the Para
keet'', Black; Friend to All, >
Kohler; Henry Hudson" Syme;
"Ethan Allen" Winders; Nursing
Assignment in Ell Salvador" Dem
ing; "Corn-Farm Boy" Lenski;
"John James Audubon" Ford;
"Moonflower," Burgwyn; Mystery
Tour" Wilson; wild Stranger" :"
Burke; Squeeze Play" Jaskson.
Helen Bovia
Gary Hofacker
A brown haired, green eyed, s.
8" tall Senior in homeroom 213
is Gary Hofacker. He is taking
Business Course and plans to join
the Air Force to be a test pilot
after graduation. Gary likes boat
ing, hunting, and guns; his special
interest is at st. Joe in Fremont.
He rates Earth Angel" by the
Crew-Cuts, steak, and blue as tops.
Gary's pet peeve is "rainy wealth
err"
Shelia Jess
Sarah NisSen
Chess Tournament
Mr.. Knepper's Chess Club is
holding tournament. Philip Beltz
and Katie Knepper are in the lead.
Sharon Christensen
Nominate Five
Senior members of Student
Council met Wednesday to make
nominations for next years Stud
ent Council president. Five Jun
iofs were placed on the slate
These five are as follows: Jacob
Perry, Maxine Routh, Scot Carter,
Sharon Anderson, and Carole
Smith. Voting will take place on
March %.
Sharon Gentry
No Pencil Shortage
s. ssThere is no shortage of pencils
il you know where to find them,"
says Darlene Wood, senior in
horneroom 309.
After "bummin' pencils all
year long, she finally cleaned out |
her locker and found Is pencils.
II anybody is interested in bor-
rowing one please contact Darlene
in room 800.
Laverne Winke
Plan Recruitment
Y-Teen meeting on Monday even
ing, March IA, was devoted to plans
for recruitment of adult members
for the Y.W.C.A. AS a goal for
Centennial year which marks the |
founding of the Y.W.C.A. each Y
Teen member in Ohio is to try |
to enroll two members as support |
to the Y-Teen work carried out by
the Ohio District WV. staff. Y
Teen members decided to set Tues
day, March %, as recruitment day |
and to report back to school by
7:30 in the evening for refresh
ments and check-up on the num-
Der of adult memberships obtain
ed. Announcement was also made
concerning election of officers
early in April and the Sadie Haw-
kins Dance to be held near the end
of April.
Timely
Ii you saw couple of high
school students sporting green hair
last Thursday, don't worry about
it--you weren't seeing things. Au-
Dire Borne and Jack Flynn only
tinted part of their hair with
green cake coloring to celebrate
st. Patrick's Day.
Esther Hansen
Latin Program
Miss Kincade's Second Year
Latin class organized and present
ed an idea of March program fir
the freshman and junior members
if she Latin Club on the evening
of March Is.
The program opened with
funeral procession in which march
ed the trumpeteers, torch bearers,
professional mourners, friends and
relatives of Caesar, some of whom
wore masks of his ancestors. There
followed mock funeral and Gre
nation of Caesar secondyear
Caesar textbook representing the
assassinated Caesar. At the fune-
raj Jan Garner officiated as the
pontifex or priest. Douglas Meyer
as Marc Antony gave the funeral
nrafiou and Jack Glickn,on &c pr,,