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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1941
Page
11
Aurelia consolidated school will open Monday September first under Band Director Lloyd Ruby. The instrumental music department has grown, adding new instruments and a $150 to $200 music library. The band supports football games and school programs, with community street concerts cited as a highlight.
The Aurelia football outlook remains positive despite four graduates and one transfer. Moville joins the schedule. Sioux Valley jamboree begins Sept 16. Sanborn seeks Sioux Valley membership expanding the nine-school conference to include Alta, Cleghorn, Hartley, Paullina, Primghar, Sioux Rapids, Sutherland and Aurelia.
Aurelia welcomes three new instructors as school opens September 1 Miss Muriel Christ takes second grade, Miss Frances Orr fourth grade, and Miss Wilma Nyce vocal music Christ replaces Geneva Rowe and Orr replaces Alice Reynolds Nyce has prepared in Aurelia and studied at Drake University She and the rest of the faculty are listed with duties for the coming year Also reported a bee sting accident injuring Audrey Harlan and her father while assisting her
Instructors for nearly all Cher okee county rural schools have signed contracts to teach next year. County superintendent Miss Irene Brooks lists teachers by township and school numbers, including Betty Jo Gates and Darlene Caboth in Afton No 2 and Bernadine Nelson in Cherokee No 2.
Marian Kaufman three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo Kaufman of Toledo fell into a stock tank and nearly drowned then drank carbolic acid. She is recovering satisfactorily.
The Aurelia consolidated school prepares for the new term on Monday September 1 with a cleaned and reorganized building. Enrollment is expected to be similar to last year and the senior class may graduate its largest group to date, around 49 students. Bus routes total ten, with Roy Demarest route discontinued and combined with J W Grapen. Superintendent Renaud will be in the office to meet parents and pupils.
The article lists school board members H. H. Lockin as president George Blanch John Galvin Homer Robar and R. S. Whitney.
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