Coming Activities Week of Feb 11 North and South Boys and Girls Tournament
A busy schedule lists Feb 11 events in North for boys A and Feb 12 for girls tournament. Games show at Maynard and surrounding sites with sectional tourney semifinals and multiple matchups including Guttenberg Wapsie Valley and Valley Winneshiek outcomes.
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North
Gunes “Wate
Maynard
MFL
V. SX Winneshi
Tral Vo O
Esstemm Alamakee
Guttenberg - Wapsie Valiex
Simm
Fayvence Coliere
Wishing Well Seniors Speak At Val Home Event
Clip shows Luke Duran, a seventeen year old senior from a Clermont farm, sharing his wishes and daily life. Contest results mention Linda Ross, Len Jones, Jo Ann Wilson, and Stephenson winning in Humorous Declama tion with Jane Anderson as alternate. The piece lists participants across Radio Speaking, Story Telling and other district contest events, along with notes on Barb Durnan and John Leonhart features and a humorous Q&A about nycthemeron.
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Luke Duran
Aft
Altoget
Clermont
Leo Durnan
Luke
Val
Linda Ross
Len Jones
Jo Ann Wilsor
Aly Stephenson
Jane Anderson
Dean DeSart
Karen Krueger
Vicki Bond
Barbara Muehiethaler
Kendall Mark
Mary, Hofer
D'Lene Krueger
Elsie Hanson
John Roth
Dana Cine
Janet Erickson
Kay Ler
Sonaire
Tigersville
John Leonhart
New York Times
John
Joe Louis
Albert Einstein
P. A
Ollie
Mark Herd
Cooler
Bob
Harmon
Valreal
Jake
Valley Boys Surge to Victory in 63 52 Finish
Valley Highs boys basketball upset bid collapses as West Central Tigers pull away late to win 63 52 on January 28 1966. Steve Halverson leads with 23 points while Sam and Dave Roberts contribute 20 and 11. Blue Devils Brad Ottrogge nets 17 and Jerry Jelling 165 counters.
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Valley Boys
West Central
Tigers
Steve Halverson
Roberts
Sam
Dave
Blue Devils
Brad Ottrogge
Jerry Jelling
Blue Devil
Wauken
Roger Notting
Valley Fresh - Soph
Tiger
Bob Reeder
John
Jake) Leonhart
Mark de Sart
Valley High dominates Fredericksburg in home court loss
Fredericksburg Falcons topped Valley High Tigerette B squad 60 to 35 at the Falcons home court on Monday. Valley's Gail Kleppe led with 14 points while LuAnn Speicher had 16 for Fredericksburg and Dixie Speicher and Nancy Gardner each scored 20.
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Tigerettes
Falcons
Collins High
Fredericksburg
Tigeretttes
Valley High
Debbie Aanes
Valley
Linda Collins
Dixie Speicher
Nancy Gardner
Fredricksburg Falcons
Valley High Tigerette
Falcon
Gail Kleppe
LuAnn Speicher
Fredricksburg
Marlene Nuchring
Viet Nam
U.S
U.N
Arthur Goldberg
North
Counsil
Great Britain
Soviet Union
France
Goldberg
Security Council
Overweight Not Harmful Says Harvard Scientist
A Harvard scientist Dr Carl Seltzer argues being slightly overweight does not directly shorten life expectancy provided it is not excessive This view challenges long standing beliefs about weight and health and suggests easing concern over modest excess weight
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JoAnny
Harvard
Carl Seltzer
Seltzer
Humans Are Breakable Machines by Shirley Tatro Revently
Educators urge year round schooling with extended hours to better prepare students for college and lifelong learning. The author agrees on learning gains but argues students are not machines and need long breaks for recovery and motivation.
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Barbara Muehlethaler
Shirley Tatro
Junior High News Grade Geography Barter Day
In our trade study we held barter day last week. We welcome Mrs. Ted Green as our practice teacher. Debra Friederich reports.
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Ted Green
Debra Friederich
Digestive Glands and Lungs Studied in 8th Grade Report
This week in science class students studied glands and enzymes of the digestive system. In PEL bowling, 34 boys and 35 girls qualified after tests. top scorers listed for each group. Junior High Band toured, current enrollment 42, performances February 1 and 4.
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Fe. E. News
West Union
Terry Hulbert
Brad Matttocks
James Meyer
Karen Schneider
Karen Torkleson
Ann Nelson
Wadena
Elgin
Clérmont Arade
Steven Torkelson
Steven
Central City Wildcats Triumph In Tight Boysa Battle
Central City edges Tigerettes 59 57 as Neilson caps late surge for the Wildcats. Tigerettes rally with 36 35 third period but Central City leads 45 41 after three and holds 57 57 late before final bucket by Neilson seals 59 57 win.
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Tigerettes
Wildcats
Agnes
Neilson
Central City Wildcats
Central City
Tigerette
Little Tigers
Sheila Barker
Sara Smith
Indian hoops standout leads with 14 points in loss
Roger Fritz delivered a strong defensive game while David De Buhr topped the Indians with 14 points as the team fell short.
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Roger Fritz
David de Buhr
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Kaye
Lofisg
Randy Alderson
Mary Beth Baldwin
Diane James
Paul Fauser
Steven Kittelson
Glen Aleisner
State College of Falls
Neier
Lorence Mueh- Barb
Chuck
Patty Schneider
Kathryn Kjosa
L. R. Tappan
Optometrist
Elkader
Iowa
Curtis D. Nuehring
Col
Farmersboro
Eee
M. F. Schlein
Postville
Kathryn
Jeanie Strong
Jeanie
Sam Roberts
Richard Patlson
Richard
Bryan Schmitt
Figerettes
Tiger Joyce Larson
Larson
Pauline Amundson
Inga Hanson
Linda Sollins
Valley Guard
Collins
Linda
Mary Parson
Alo
Parsons
Joyce Larson
Aanes
Frederiksburg
Pine
Traore
Valleys
Marianna Propane CO
P.O. Box
Postville, Iowa
Becky Fauser
Roger Ook
Jayce Larson
Delores Neilson
Central
Joyce Luccn
E. W. Uilgemann
Smith
CE Rtis i Breeding Service. Inc
Leonard Heins Elgin
Wad Pro Clermont
Ony Court Acvon
Bulldogs
Ti- Kerette
Collin
R. T. Martin
Paul Schutle
Arlo A. Haught
Yster
William Nelson, Jr
Maquoketa Valley
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