ECHS Announces First Semester Honor Students
ECHS posted the top ten percent list on the bulletin boards with nine weeks and first semester honors. Freshman names include Bill Sickels Jo Ellyn Beemer Linda Gibson Bob Janson Ronald Valentine Ronald Weller Vic Wetmore Diana Wyckoff Barbara Brummett Carol Day Dixie Miller Sharon Moellenberndt Jean Pullan Connie Shafar Dixie Akes Stephen Bailie. Semester honors feature Jo Ellyn Beemer Linda Gibson Bill Sickels Diana Wyckoff Stephen Bailie Jean Pullan Dixie Akes Barbara Brummett Carol Day Sharon Moellenberndt Connie Shafar Ronald Valentine Ronald Weller Vic Wetmore. Sophomore names begin Hugh King and Barbara Living-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ECHS
Bill Sickels
Jo Ellyn Beemer
Linda Gibson
Bob Janson
Ronald Valentine
Ronald Weller
Vic Wetmore
Diana Wyckoff
Barbara Brummett
Carol Day
Dixie Miller
Sharon Moellenberndt
Jean Pullan
Connie Shafar
Dixie Akes
Stephen Bailie
Hugh King
Barbara Living
Science Group Sponsors Talks On Radiation
BCHS science club discussed presenting information on nuclear radiation and fallout shelters. Plans include talks at multiple club meetings and a forthcoming school assembly. BCHS staff Gary King and Dwayne Ayer attended, with Pat Sickels and Julia Stacy to write on shelters. Bob Hill and Hugh King prepare radiation talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BCHS
Science Club
Gary King
Dwayne Ayer
Pat Sickels
Julia Stacy
Bob Hill
Hugh King
Honor Roll Names Shared From School Reports
The list includes students such as Anne Dugger Dick Janson Karen Bush Pat Henderson Joyce Keith Allen Miller Nancy Sherman Dave Rybolt Pat Sickels Julia Stacy and others across semester and nine week honors. Included are junior and senior students, with multiple repeats for nine weeks and semester honor roll recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Purcell
Mike Thompson
Laura Smalley
Barbara Morrison
Judy Hoyle
Nancy Timberlake
Ronald Tribolet
Madrigal Singers Present Varied Program at Library Club
BCHS madrigal singers under Allan Byers performed Come Tune Your Voice to Singing and All in the April Evening at the Bedford Public Library for the Federated Women's Club. A boys quartet sang My Lord What a Mornin and another quartet performed Born to Be Free with Robin Young as soloist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrigal Singers
BCHS
Federated Women's Club
Bedford Public Library
Allan C. Byers
Robin Young
Taylor County Education Association meeting notes reported
Dwayne Olson and Supt. William H. Thomas of Lenox Schools led a Bedford Christian church dinner program recounting the Iowa State Education Association and Delegate Assembly sessions in Des Moines February 23. Thomas attended the Ames ISEA workshop events January 27 with Olson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwayne Olson
William H. Thomas
Lenox
Taylor County Education Association
Bedford Christian Church
Heard County
Olson
State Association
Des Moines
Thomas
Iowa
Taylor County
ISEA
Ames
Iowa State University
Itowa Department of Public Instruction
National Education Association
ISU
Bedford
Taylor County Association
Aie
W. B. Brown
BCHS
Brown
Clearfield
Nan van Dyke
The
Future Teachers of America
Bedford Pupils Prepare Tom Sawyer Operetta
Grade four to six pupils rehearse an adaptation of Mark Twain's Tom Sawyer with Allan Byers directing. A public performance is set for February 26 at 7 30 p.m. in the BCHS auditorium with a large cast of named students playing Tom Sawyer Becky Thatcher Huck Finn and other roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Whit
Mark Twain
Allan C. Byers
BCHS
Math Students Build Projects at BCHS
Mrs. Marga Schulz’s BCHS Algebra class develops individually created projects using magazines with hundreds of ideas. About 30 first year projects are on exhibit and ready for display alongside daily work as students study number systems with different bases per the new high school textbooks.
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Margaret Schulz
Y-Teens Plan Sweetheart Dance at BCHS in February
Preparations underway for the annual Y-Teen event at BCHS with the Sweetheart Dance set for February 23. At a special meeting last Tuesday, 41 to 118 members were announced for the dance program and committees including Program, Publicity, Crowns, Throne, and Admissions with many girls named to roles.
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BCHS
Medford
Dick Dalton
Chuck Oberwetter
Roger Brummett
Jesus Zamarbide
Laura Smalley
Yteens
Smalley
Jeannine Thompson
Julia Stacy
Margaret Armstrong
Lynnette King
Lynda Larsson
Mary Straight
Connie Shafar
Jean Dunkin
Pat Johnson
Jan Matheny
Lyndel Ross
Alice King
Patti Minor
Nancy Sherman
Berdie Fuller
Judy Irvin
Susan Myers
Betty King
Jackie Schoenmann
Jean Pullan
Pat Sickels
Linda Ware
Elaine Cobb
Ramona Moore
Renee Valentine
Barbara Brummett
Linda Gibson
Donna Holke
Barbara Jones
Sfelen Livingston
Twila Holmes
Arcene Rowe
Susan Snee
Janice Sleep
Judy Hughes
Connie Cox
Phyllis Schneider
Sandy Goudie
Karen Bush
Dixie Miller
Marilyn Jeter
Janet Greenway
Cheryl Dalton
Sharon Groff
Diana Wyckoff
Karen Bedell
Pat Sharp
la Kay Seiffert
Kathy Hixson
A Evese
Cuery Porte Arole Ouen Swigart
Charlotte Pee
Kaye Hanshaw
Margie Thummel
Rita Lemike
Dianne Gilreath
Vickey
HLY Club Elects Queen at Monthly BCHS Meeting
At BCHS ALY Club last Tuesday about 46 members attended the meeting where a Queen of the Sweetheart Dance was elected without announcing the victor. Nominated queen candidates include Kaye Hanshaw Ellen Dunn Janet Beemer and Margaret Thummel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bchs Aly Club
Yteens
Kaye Hanshaw
Ellen Dunn
Janet Beemer
Margaret Thummel
Community volunteers organize event roles and credits
List of organizers and participants by function names volunteers are assigned to roles including refreshments music and decorations among Pat Weir Ellen Dunn Pat Irvin Jean Cox Carole Perkins Norma Ox ley Jan Beemer Bonelta Keith Barbara Karg and many others. The document details personnel across committees for a local gathering.
Taylor Soil District meets with conservation approvals
Regular monthly session of the Taylor Soil District Commissioners was held February 7 at the district office. Arlen Hanson, Area Conservationist from Shenandoah, attended. Plans were made to publish the annual report. Conservation agreements were approved for Robert Cordell, Charles and Dean Cobb, L. L. Siverly, Leonard Sobotka, R. P. Swartwood, G. B. Wilson, and Ray Volkmar in multiple townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Soil District Commissioners
Soil District
Arlen Hanson
Shenandoah
Robert Cordell
Charles
Dean Cobb
Jefferson Township
L. L. Siverly
Leonard Sobotka
R. P. Swartwood
Grant Township
G. 8. Wilson
Clayton
Ray Volkmar
Benton
Thirteen Enroll In Government Class At BCHS
Thirteen BCHS juniors and seniors enroll in the second semester American government course taught by Mrs. Kathryn Kirketey. The class will study constitutional government structure, official responsibilities, problems and modifications, and political affairs with daily 9 20 a m classtime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BCHS
Kathryn Kirketey
Pat Brown
Barbara Jones
Ronnie Terry
Mary Sand
Mickey Ware
Vicki Oliver
Robin Young
Irene Young
Allen Simmons
Tim Beemer
Jerry Beemer
Robert Graves
Ed Hobbs
Farm yields depend on land use and soil care, not acres
Theresa F. Streltz in Mason and Lorence Hanson in Dallas township are noted alongside a view that weather aside, yields hinge on land use and soil treatment programs. The passage emphasizes that management, not just field size, controls grain and hay production potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa F. Streltz
Mason
Lorence Hanson
Dallas Township
Loyal Legion 4H Club Plans Bake Sale and Activities
The Loyal Legion 4H club met at the Tribolet home on Feb 5 to plan a bake sale for Feb 27 and a skating party next month. Reports covered Winter 4H Camp and a County Mother Daughter Tea. Members presented talks and demonstrations on manners, sewing tools, hand care, citizenship, grooming, table manners, and garment fitting. Reporter Joyce Tribolet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Legion 4H
Joyce
Karen Tribolet
Joyce Keith
Wheeler
Janice Spencer
Mary Lou Rogers
Loretta Lawrence
Joyce Tribolet
Joan Simmons
Marilyn Peach
Karen
Tribolet
Sherri Carmichael
Lorraine Lawrence
Hog house destroyed by fire near Lenox
A hog house at the Bill Reed farm four miles south of Lenox burned about 10:30 p.m. Wednesday February 7. Lenox firefighters responded to the blaze, believed started by a tank heater, spreading along a wooden fence. No hogs were in the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Reed
Lenox
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Mike Rucker
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Richard McLeod
Terry Larsson
David Poore
Bedford Locker Plant
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HLY Club
Newkirk Oil & Feed
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Henson Farm
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4Row International
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Diagonal Auction Service
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