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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1950
Page
2
The Auxiliary supports School Notesterial with borrowed funds for yearly operations. Wages are paid weekly during manufacturing. Wives of veterans and veterans released from hospital may craft poppies in some cities. No fixed price. pennies to dollars are accepted to aid veterans and families. Ten cents or more is urged as a tribute to lost limbs and lives.
Students share gossip and jokes about friendships, sports, and uniforms. Conversations touch on letters to Brooke, late night sandwiches, flu jokes, new T shirts, and table tennis antics. The piece notes a quieter senior day and questions about Ford endurance.
A playful classroom snapshot lists Barbara J Barbara without her key a round her wrist and Ken R arriving at 8 30 as others like Sherk stand with a tape on Jims ring Mr Coburn jokes about tests Bob M acts as a gentleman and Mr Martin wears no bow tie indicating a school’s lighthearted moments.
The column spotlights Joan Gates a junior soccer and glee club member famed for skating and bookkeeping with roots in Missouri and a line about Don’t Cry Jo. It also features Jim Walcott a sophomore FFA member farm boy from near town with market litter projects and football interest. A junior student government officer from the Western Division is noted along with class updates on World War II era history physics and English class activities.
The diary style report shows 8th math on transportation rates and geometry problems, 7th grade units on national government and circles, and ongoing Latin and English work. Teachers include Mr Ehlert, with topics in canned foods and translations, plus Monday world discussions led by Maureen.
The article lists pupils achieving perfect spelling last Friday: Donna, Marjorie, Doreen, Marion, Marylin, Carolyn, Gail, Jane Sjoberg, Jane Stutz, Don, Mark, Dennis, Gary, Fredrick, Dean, Dana and Tommy. Donna chaired the program committee. Tommy acted as Master of Ceremonies for the sixth grade radio program. Easter posters were made in art on Wednesday. A weekly business meeting was held on Monday. Officers for April were elected, with Press listed among the roles.
Peggy Jones named Vice President with Marjorie as Secretary, Bill Treasurer, Marion Librarian, and Mark and Gary as Librarian Helpers. Subscription date reminder issued for members.
Mort Coppes and his twin sister Mrs Harlan Miller of Stanwood observed their 76th wedding anniversary recently in a family gathering highlighting a long shared life and partnership.
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