May 19 to 24 Schedule At Akron High School
May 19 student choral program at 7 00 p m May 22 Baccalaureate services at 8 00 p m in the auditorium with Reverend Henry d Dirks as main speaker from St John s Lutheran church Akron ministers participating May 24 commencement exercises also at 8 00 p m in the auditorium with Reverend Carl Beekman of Cherokee Town First Presbyterian Church guest speaker Valedictory address by Pat McLane salutatory by Judy Dirks and Daryl Siebens Scholarships awarded Music by Senior Class and Music Department led by Mr Wade New student Charles Remele from Coon Rapids joins Akron High School a tall six one four active in football and basketball with interests in history and shows
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Henry d. Dirks
St. John's Lutheran Church
Akron
Carl Beekman
First Presbyterian Church
Cherokee
Town
Pat McLane
Judy Dirks
Daryl Siebens
Mr Wade
Akron High School
Charles Remele
Coon Rapids
Chuck
Jane Russell
Tony Curtis
Akron High School graduate Chuck Brewer plans college study
Akron Public Schools in Akron Iowa notes Chuck Brewer, a graduate who aims to study engineering after high school. The school welcomes him and wishes him luck in his future at Akron Wigh.
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Akron Public Schools
Akron, Iowa
Chuck
Charles
Akron Wigh
A Senior's Farewell to A H S
Connie Baldwin reflects on four years at A H S with thanks to teachers and friends. The piece recalls school memories and a senior trip to Omaha and Sioux City, with notes on relay standings and upcoming State and District meets at Aurelia and Sioux Falls.
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Bill Scranton
Calvin Huebner
Larry Boe
Sam Philips
Aurelia
Sioux Falls
Assembly program brings humor and music to school
The assembly featured pianist Galen Harvey with a humorous monologue and diverse pieces. The track team of AIL 1S traveled to Sioux City for the relays, posting 4th in the Mile Relay and 6th in the Medley Relay, with Gilman Lewison and teammates among the scorers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galen Harvery
A.il 1S
Sioux City
Gilman Lewison
Larry Boe
Alan Lucken
Jerry Adams
Bill Scranton
Sam Philips
Calvin Huebner
Grade News First and Second Combination
Students reflect on the school year with mixed feelings as vacation nears Dayle Small misses Arithmetic while Jackie Harisen looks forward to Iris and grandparents on a farm Sondra Bean will miss country friends Many anticipate Bible school and summer break Visitors in the room include Iris Les Andersen and Suzanne
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayle Small
Jackie Harisen
Iris
Sondra’ Bean
Irs
Les Andersen
Suzanne
Birthday Celebrations and School Concert Highlights
This week featured birthdays for Ted Ticker Bobby Borchers and Dean Waterbury with treats. Bobby Borchers performed a solo at the assembly on Tuesday singing all verses of Davey Crockett. The Junior Band concert Wednesday impressed, followed by a Sixth Grade Mothers Day program with readings and music. Judy Klemme was absent with mumps, hoping to return soon.
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Ted Ticker
Bobby Borchers
Dean Waterbury
Davey Crockett
Miss Hull
Carol Boe
Mr Wade
Judy Klemme
Tornado Test Affects School Picnic Day Plans
Fragmentary text notes a tornado path with a 1200 foot width and mentions Fifth and Sixth grades affected by shortened activities. No clear dates, places, or organizations are identifiable.
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Alss
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Dirks
Colleen Kelly
Misa Brooks
Florence Papritz
Nadine Dirks
Dianne Sayles
Connie Baldwin
Mary Melane
Rosie Gant
Kathleen Chamberlain
Vanita Meske
Ramona Rosenbaum
Connie Meeves Brizter Dirks
Sally Swayer
Adele Rozett
Sharon Lehman
St. Joseph
A. H. Ss
Polly Lamoureux
Omaha
Offat
Strategic Air Command Air Base
Pentagon
YMCA
Joslyn Memorial
Boys Town
Doud Memorial
Father Flannigan
Green Gables
Hallmark Cards
Iowa
Amy
Subjolce
Kerr Motor CO
Akron, Lowa
Wendell Snow
Jim
Bologna
Armour
Steele's
Sunnyside
POST
Realemon
del Monte
Kx &K Co
Sorensen’s Service
Faerichs
So Publiie d’ Pionlé
Roy Rogers
Tony
Tony’s MarKet
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