New Senior Darlene Steinfeldt Joins Steamboat Class
Darlene Steinfeldt appears in the senior class roll at Steamboat finishing her final year after starting school locally and later attending Iowa Falls. She is 5 6 with blue eyes and dark blonde hair, enjoys chicken, cooking, and collects movie star pictures. She is enrolled in government and bookkeeping this semester and plans to join the Static staff after journalism coursework in Iowa Falls. She has not decided about joining the music groups yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlene Steinfeldt
Steamboat
Iowa Falls
Darlene
Static
Jane Daleske
The Nation’s Anthem and Flag Defend Patriotism
The piece defends patriotism through respect for the national anthem and flag. It notes Francis Scott Key wrote the anthem while a prisoner, approved by Congress in 1931, and highlights the flag’s forty eight stars representing the states. It links patriotism to sacrifices in major conflicts and democratic ideals.
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Frances Scott Key
Congress
John Smith
United States
America
Grade News By Dee Luiken
We celebrated two birthdays this past week Lavonne’s Monday and Linda’s Tuesday. The Christmas tree is up and nearly dressed. We appreciated the addition of new shades in our room. Those having perfect attendance records for two weeks are Audrey Mary Gary Keith Jimmy Linda Vicky Davey Ronnie Douglas Myron Steven Jane Duane and Dennis.
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Lavonne
Linda
Audrey
Mary
Gary
Keith
Jimmy
Vicky
Davey
Ronnie
Douglas
Myron
Steven
Jane
Duane
Dennis
Christmas Program By CAROLE REITER
The annual Christmas program directed by Mrs Romberg and Mrs Myers was held Monday in the school gym at 7 30 p m with the theme Carols of Many Lands Three scenes manger shepherd and three kings read by David Asher Ronald Rieken and Marvin Manning Dennis Holmes accompanied the grades Joyce DeVries accompanied the chorus numbers by the mixed chorus boys quartet and girls sextet and duet The band played The Messiah Christ nestle and Winter Wondering.
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David Asher
Ronald Rieken
Marvin Manning
Dennis Holmes
Joyce DeVries
Christ
Nestle
Wonderan
Prying Pan By Ronnie Pierson
A nostalgic Eldora Herald Ledger fragment from December 18, 1956, features light campus humor about Jane Dal eske and new senior class entrant Darlene Steinfeldt, plus several social notes. Readers recall teachers, quizzes, and community visits around Eldora and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldora Herald-Ledger
Morning worship and church activities at Point Pleasant
Point Pleasant church announces morning worship at 9 45 a m led by Richard L Miller with Sunday school at 10 30 a m Choir practice set for Thursday at 7 p m An adult Bible class potluck supper planned for Friday at 6 30 p m The Mossman trio Nancy Becky and Charles Mossman spent Wednesday in
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Richard L. Miller
Nancy
Becky
Charles Mossman
Evans Blair Wedding Ties Families at Alden Church
Mr and Mrs Paul Wallis and Mrs Sandra Ann Ziesman attended the Evans Blair wedding in Alden Friday with a reception at the Methodist church. The bridegroom is a nephew of Mrs Wallis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Wallis
Sandra Ann
Edward Ziesman
Lynnette Sue
Alden
Evans- Blair
Wallis
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Merrill Clark
Carl Driefke
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Albert Ziesman
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Iowa
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