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Elementary Christmas Program Dec 16 Fall Plays Are ADEL-DESOTQ Middle School Will Give Concert Tuesday The Middle School Christmas concert will be held at the Waukee Community School on Tuesday evening, December 21, at 7:30 pm. The following groups will appear on the program: Fifth Grade Chorus, Waukee Boys Choir; Middle School Concert Band; Sixth Grade Chorus; Middle School Concert Choir. WRESTbING 1976-77 10th-ranked Waukee rips Madrid, 65-0 Waukee. ranked tenth in Class 2-A. won its fourth straight game Friday night by downing Raccoon River Conference rival Madrid, 65-0, at Waukee. Marty Niblo scored four touchdowns on runs of 44 7 26 and 6 yards and Todd Weller added three scores .»a runs of 25, 57 and 30 yards as Waukee pushed its conference mark to 3-0 Niblo rushed for 134 yards. Jeff Anfinson for 126 and Weller for 122 as Waukee rang up 456 yards total offense. Madrid fell to 0-3 and 0-4. KOftJMG ..............CI0C - 9 ...... a n - is — N o- 44 run (McA for h - 2S run . v AMt lck) S7 run . W — N'Ow 7 r m ;Lle «ftYn mss from Anfinson} W — N«oto 24 rur 'MrArTar kick} AMmton 13 rur McArtor ) W— » fK,r (McArtor -Jc w — H Dte 4 njr. ;McA-t«r kk . w - s or. 17 rur VkArnr Kick. The elementary Christmas program will be held at the Waukee Community School on Thursday The Waukee High School Speech evening, December 16, at 7:30 pm. and Drama Department will present The kindergwten youngsters will two plays on November 11 and 13. sing several selections, after which The first play to be presented is a the first and second grade children one-act entitled, “The Ugly will present an operetta — Duckling It is a fantasy play about ‘ Christmas Fantasy . Christina ugl princess and a plain-looking Around the World will feature the prince who accidently meet and fall talents of the third and foirth grade in love Phil Calvin, Mike Reagon, children. The Junior Boys Choir will Mark Merical. Doug Stout, Pam also make the first appearance on Thomas, Casey Finley and Bev this program. Margaret Jordan t« Stanley make up the cast; and Doug Stout and Bev Stanley are the student directors The second production of the night is a two-act play entitled The Effect of Gamma Rays on Mar.-in-. the-Moon Marigolds by Paul Zindel. The play focuses or embittered mother whose gi ireams have been shatter '' vho forces her frustratfcr inhappiness upon her daur Jon Anfinson sang in the All State , a dlsturbmg and corn Chorus Satwday, Nov. 20. This 1ew human slruggl program will be televised on rolnen bv despai Channel 11 on Thursday, November t j j0Ve,' 25 at 10:30 p.m. The program will Thc caat inctude-. Two Short Ploys ™ In Rehearsal g , won rwj.aa . . . t ize for Drama, I Production of two short playr i am critics Circk underway at Waukee High School. :lericar- Pla th( The Ugly Duckling a corned, h d 0BIE Awar A. A. Milne, looks at the love lives o oadway Play a prince and princess. The cast ,aul Zindel ha; includes: Mark Merical, Mike TiseW as Reagan. MarUes Jackson, Philip ,eM piaywrleh Calvin, Doug Johnson, Pam Thomas cls . p , Set To Go!! ESCAPES, 94) Friday night in Raccoon River eoce actior. Adel-DeSoto (11-0) was Norene Groffs eight points. 5-0 half no 9-2, alt All-State Chorus . -ftjr w and Casey Finley. “The Effect of r„n My Ham Gamma Marigolds was Mindel. The play of an embittered daughters. Those are: Teresa Me Chnsti Still. JulJ Taylor. Student Stanley and Doui Rays on Man-in-the-Moon wn«t WAimii » - DALLAS AT WAUKt 'i — Doue Hwnw fW) but Jnw Mott . 5-2. W - O0U9 ifrhor iW c• Limw. U 117 — Dai Win - (W) k-r vec S4 v Swnor. 30 lit - Oin Mdtwwr fW •» ,its 5 1 124 - N mo fWI OMI Tim LAWAIMV, 4-2 t : DN- ■ n, «,og»c»r. )4 1» — Boa (W) Mo' V, « v»rv , 5-4. !4S—JiV Gr i (O) D«' OavM Tkomtl. 4-4 1J5 - Bori ) DM' 5 Br»cr, I - 147— Slr«»rr B 4rm ID) Mai f'oy Swann 4-L 145 - Grcj +r D) 3441 Gtf. „vrj'h “• wre-O'-l — VUk P»9 (W) ■ Thom , Tie ANDREINI S 39 PACE WAUKEE GIRLS THE EFfTCTOf GflMMfl MVS ON THE MAN-IN thc W MADRID. IA. - Mark Witte w 20 points and John Anting to lead Waukee pas Raccoon Frid 1 t MARIGOLDS L °- GMLS - 4 7-7 3t. MirfIs 4 S-0 12. M. SlifiMv 4 0-0 . lm«K J »-? : « 2 0-d 4. OortiKB 0 0-2 0 Go -ds - Law.'. Vu-in Chdpo-v. imffb. ww yv Tkomw. Teu « 7t MAOfttO (2f 3o nk« 4 M It. boMi 0 0 2 0, RineewSifi 2 2-2 4. I W AJ 2 s 4 S«Xta 0 0-4 0l GMf is - Wntab, Olf vtMstturj Aarons. mon. ToUis 0 WMdtM ........................14 14 IS M - 45 MMnd ......................... 4 17 2 4 - ® To4dl tout - WsukN 20 IAaOtk} II FotdM ouf — •on WAIMIS I3) Anfknor 7 4-4 I, JoBn Anflmon 4 5-5 IJ, w 2. L0Ck fd ; 0-0 4. Rcsoen 2 4-0 4, Willi 10 0-1 JO. YiTdMr 4 2-2 1. SdiMkr 0 0-11 otata 7111-14 MAORIO (44) +1 WO 1 4-4 10. MM 2 4-0 H. Rtddlsk 2 9-« 4. GMC I 2 0-0 4. FN r J 4-4 4. OdfdM I 1-2 2. Pw.cn J 3-4 9 ToiMs U 14--IS WOMH.OO .................... II If u - u ......................... 14 U »• 4-44 ToMI OuH - A c rw 14 AAmIT II. F Md ou» The winter Januar School presen; music i rock feature formed South Assoc u to v r-Tickc Swing ' u at U
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ANFINSONSLEAD WAlTtEE IN : OVERTIMES Ww - % f H »l SnrvtC ADEL. IA — Jeff An insoo hit 21 points and brother John chipped in 20 as Waukeo defeated Ade!-De$oto, 62- 0. in double overtime Friday night. Bill Tomlinson bit IS for Adel-DeSoto Both teams now have 2-0 overall 1 t b WAUKII (ATI m a- w 4 u-u |i, n . wwrthffl 5 H 12. Lrc •rd I 0-0 2. HOME December 2 — December 13 • December 16 January 20 — February 3 — Waukee Wrestling ■fia °—• ’•' Goldibeer and Ihe the Ugly DucklingQ •« •' } 2 ) | 7 3-4 7, Me • 2 Catron 0 ; 0. Giuum 0 •»« 0 To. :, ?J 0 .6 Three Locks Coming That's right! “Goldibear and the Three Locks is the title of the play he performed at the 3rd annual an Initiate Dinner - Theatre v, February Utb at the 4th school lunchroom at 6 30 'y was written by the i members These Chris Meeske. Stanley Mindi tfey and Tammy in this comical isagna dinner vk down the yt February ur calendar Boosters lo head Dinner-Theater Was a Real Success The third annual Thespian Dinner-Theaixe was a success. About 50 'e attended the dinner theatre. added humor, the initiates were Ysed as chairs, a table and a door. This was quite a surprise to them. The hilarious play was enjoyed by all. After the play, the new members were given their membership cards and signed the charter. The new initiates are: Mark Lathrop, Freshman; Stacey Taylor, Sophomore; Kelly Wilson, Jan McLarty, Phyilip Calvin, Doug Stout, and David Tnomas, ail Juniors; and Holly RKmU Cm.1 . siart off the evening right, a Football Banqut;, te heldon Not. 12th at 6 30 p m.lociLS was performed by themiddle school gym It will be MeeAe JuUe poUi c supper and everybody .s ey Tammy Kapsch, Mindi invited. • - - «. . ot—o— Badminton Champion! Carol Morris and Bob Schmidt woo th individual singles II fr oott dil Awards: Coach Lewis championship tourney at Waukee High School this week. A series of A. Summary ot Season Phy. Ed. Class tournaments were held end the winners of each were pieced in en ell-school tourney. Carol defeated runner-up Pam Q- Mfab- - oved player Rvnearson in the finals end Bob defeated Mike McArtor. In the consolation game, Beth — — — Andretai scored 41 points and Carol CLASS A A Morris and Marcia Stanley contributed 10 apiece as Waukee edged Perry. A •4-ao -Prairie.........................4-0 Waukee nip Johnston to finish at 8-1 Waukee finished iu —- 18-7 rnarir s Concert At Middle School ee High School Swing azz Band will present a s Concert on Tuesday, Iat 7:30 in the Middle | The Swing Choir will' edly of 1950’s rock ’n roll did on to cirrent pop and The Jazz Band will three tunes they per-ndianola in Dec. for the ral Iowa Bandmasters Jazz Festival in addition ' Sammy Nestico charts.. re available from any r or Jazz Band member or that night. John Afinson tossed a 1 . IL'- .WPft .Se„4sl Lv° o urney-- 4-0 4-0 I .ETS 'iTlop Spellers Advance .kin...............................................4-0 touchdown run as Waukee Johnston, 17-12. «Ca: rioiimgtr was the winning speller in the Waukee Local an MM0Q finale at j Spelling Bee held February 14, for seventh and eighth-grade » •«•. Mike McArtor students. Second and third place winners were Jracey Stevens and goal for Waukee. Tht.t - nost Steve Olson is the alternate “K. 1-Million Poptabs River title with None How big is one million poptabs ward-Granger. raised its Well. Mr. Beichley and his matt while Johnston closed Um classes are going to find out. It ha-4-5 overall mark. been estimated that the chain will b scoeiMc 16 miles long. The student body is 'fnfirr''';;;;;;;;; helping by depositing all their pop j - owwnoit —m kim o r tabs in a box in the multi-pirpose •uSr L‘ w-V upmttrvr room. But I'm afraid they'll never w - fTZclSZ l$cAr kic get the chain completed in one year V J — can t run (k laM ) without the help of Waukee citizens. 6. Waukee...............4-0 7. Manson...............4-0 8. Hudson...............4-0 9. St. Albert...........4-0 10. Denver.............4-0
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