Akron High School 1966-67 Staff and Calendar
A 1966-67 Akron High School staff list is presented with editors Marjorie Heeren and Connie Meeves, sponsor, readers, reporters, and sport and club leaders. The school calendar lists December 21 holidays, January reopenings, and upcoming basketball games with opponents and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Meeves
Marjorie Heeren
Mise Brooks
Bonnie Frorichs
Kathleen Gant
Marilyn Drake
Pat Coyle
Charles Gant
Sandra
Tucker
csesselesy
ally Bwoyer
Joann Sprenger
Delores Rosell
Diana Heyl
Liberty
Hull W. iC
Hinton
Westfield
Rock Rapids
Elk Point
Fifth and Sixth Grade Reports and Activities Summary
The sixth grade studied geography Russia and began a unit on Federalism. In arithmetic they draw to scale and in health learn heart and lungs. Fifth graders cover geography of the South Central and Gulf States and history tests. They saw the Junior Class Play and read Tar Baby Story and How Ice Cream Was Discovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Johnny Appleseed
Karen Frerichs
Barbara Henrich
Jackie Henrich
Gary Hillrichs
Linda Kruse
Claire Matson
Wands Muth
Mike Orris
Toe Smith
Sandra Sypherd
Linda Waterman
South Central
Gulf States
Claas
Erlzie Dirks
Gary Kerr
Fourth Grade News Honor Roll and Classroom Activities
The fourth grade lists honor roll students including Jack Lockwood Kathy Kenny Barbara Muth Mary Campbell Mary Gossard Jenn Nueger Connie Harvey and Dawniansen. Students busied themselves with decorating stringing popcorn and cranberries. Denny Port earned the pasture prince title. Roger Moeller and Marvin Hasenbank celebrated birthdays bringing treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Lockwood
Kathy Kenny
Barbara Muth
Mary, Campbell
Mary Gossard
Jenn Nueger
Connie Harvey
Dawniansen
Denny Port
Denny Roger Moeller
Marvin Hasenbank
Kindergarten News Bright Christmas Creations in class
Kindergarten students prepared bulletin boards and windows with many crafts. They completed a Nativity Scene and wrapped gifts for mothers. A large green chalk tree and a big Christmas stocking decorate the room, highlighting holiday cheer.
Local Men in Armed Service Reported in Training
A truncated military notice lists specialists and servicemen in training roles with an emphasis on artillery units. Names appear garbled, but indicate individuals from the area connected to the U. S. forces and deployments in Europe during wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conger
Sioux City
Sioux City East High school
Tony Bennet
Jack Lemnon
Eugene
Oregon
Pacific ‘Northwest
Miss. Conger
Akron
Army veteran Hull leads Battery B member service record
Burg, a four member of Battery B, joined the Army in January 1956 and finished basic training at Fort Chaffee Arkansas. He graduated from Westfield High School in 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burg
Army
Fort Chaffee
Ark
Hull
Westfield High School
Office Hours and Contact for Akron Iowa Location
Office hours are Monday Tuesday Wednesday Friday 9 00 a m to 6 00 p m and Saturday 9 00 a m to 9 00 p m Closed Thursdays except by appointment Phone 6831 Akron Iowa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OFFICH
AKRON
IOWA
Register-Tribune
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Mary McLane
Jim Crow
Carolyn Maynard
Karen Henke
Marlys ‘Drake
Pat Rozenbaum
Esther Buchmann
JoAnn Hilfrieh
Norma McLane
Norma Onnen
Marlene Untérbuhr
Shirley Frerichs
Marie Simek
Pat Huebner
Patricia Anderson
Mary Bringman
Sue Ann Mason
Margaret Heyl
Charylene Taylor
Erlazie Dirks
ePaula Rolfes
Margaret Harris
Oxford
Jesus
Akron High
Dick Adams
Elvis
Presley
June Allyson
James Dean
Oldsmobile
mmake
Miss Conger
Wayne State Teachers College
Wayne
Nebraska
WEST SIDE
CHRIS
The Living Word
KMNS
Bible school
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Roy Carlson
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Lucille Harkness
Church ‘of Christ
John Bingham
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Ronald’ V
Commodity Credit Corp
Akron Feed Mills
Leonard A. Brooks
OHTROPRACTOR
Lewison Funeral Home
Lewizon
BOB TUCKER
AKRON LUMBER CO
DARYL TAYLOR
AKRON, IOWA
KLEM
WNAX
Hawarden
Mrs
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
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