Junior High Scholastic Averages Highlight Seventh Eighth Grades
High schoolers scholastic ratings show Daniel Baker with a 97 percent average in seventh grade. In eighth grade Martha Schaer and Bonnie Swenson tie at 96.7 percent. Numerous seventh and eighth graders exceed 90 percent. Eighth graders above 90 receive German conversation lessons at irregular intervals. Anita Dennier joins the seventh grade from Blessed Sacrament in San Diego. Seventh grade geography pupils gather country reports. Eighth grade American History Fridays study current events from a yearbook.
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Daniel Baker
Martha Schaer
Bonnie Swenson
Karen Alderson
Ima Jean Brackin
Genevieve Christen
Linda DeSart
Allan Foxwell
Karen Hoopman
Mary Ann Jacob
Solveig Kronlokken
Patty Lehman
Gordon Mathys
Dale Moore
Roberta Palmer
Roger Reed
Diane Reeder
Richard Reierson
Sharon Ruckdasher
Jeanne Sanders
Jean Schaer
Cheryl Shipton
Iantha Strong
Ardith Weston
Sharon Yearous
Connie Dummermuth
Marlene Fender
Joan Gunderson
Victor Guyer
Anita Dennier
Blessed Sacrament
San Diego
California
Valley Junior High Wins Four Basketball Games
The Valley Junior High defeated South Winneshiek and Arlington in two games each. Readouts include South Winneshiek girls 40 to 18 and boys 30 to 24. Sylvia led scorers in the listed matchups.
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the Valley Junior High
South Winneshiek
Arlington
Sylvia
Valley teams win twice in close games against Arlington
The Valley girls beat Arlington 39 to 18 with Sylvia Hanson scoring 22 as the Valley defense limited Arlington in the third quarter. In the nightcap the Valley boys edged Arlington 35 to 29, Larry Halverson scoring 23 and going 7 of 4 at the line while Toby Kittleson and Rothlisberger added key free throws.
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Hargon
Larry Halverson
Arlington
Valley Girls
Valley
Sylvia Hanson
Valley Boys
Arlington Boys
Gary Kittleson
Lyle Anderson
Robert Rothlisberger
Clermont Area Social Notes At A Glance
Local visits and gatherings fill a weekend in Clermont area towns. Mrs Floyd Bergeson hosted a Decorah baby shower at Mrs A D Bernau's home in West Union. many neighbors shared visits, birthday celebrations for Judy Mitts, and Sunday dinners. Several trips to Rochester and Prairie du Chien marked the social calendar as families hosted picnics and birthday parties.
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Floyd Bergeson
Jerry Dahl
Decorah
A. D. Bernau
West Union
Clara Helgerson
George Frieden
Lyle Olson
Eugene Butikofer
Cedar Rapids
Ed Butikofer
Orlando Kittleson
Bill and Larry
Ralph Symington
Gary Tolliver
Tamara
Henry Kittleson
Lloyd Brandt
Castalia
Dean Mitts
Judy
Karen Seitz
Linda Nelson
Sharon James
Sonja Paulson
Becky Timmerman
Vicky Wright
Susan Kronlokken
Becky Palmer
Wanda Osterhus
Mike
Randy
G. O. Anderson
Earl Kloster
Anderson
Paul Meine
Postville
James Anderson
Jerry
Nancy
Christine
David
M Michael Meine
Jerry Anderson
Dean Loftsgard
Ted Loftsgard
Isabel Saleh
Loftsgard
Melvin Weigel
Oelwein
Larry Hora
Kathryn Crowe
ISTC
Cedar Falls
Pee Meen
Lorrinnerowe
Sacred Heart Circle
Shipton
Louis Olson
Howard Boyle
West Union Bag
John Bakewell
Mr. Olson
Franklin Olson
Waterloo
Willet Miller
Gussie Miller
Frank King
Walker
Dick Griebenow
Ed Barnes
Sunday Visits Highlight Local Guests and Gatherings
Sunday guests included Will Shores and Richard Osterhus families from Mason City, LaVerne Olson and Schultz family, and Will Burrow who visited the Tvan Anderson home. Several couples shared meals at various local homes while Edna Miller hosted the Union Street birthday club. A valentine exchange occurred during social time.
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Lyle Olson
Will Shores
Mason City
Richard Osterhus
Laverne T. Olson
Craig
Joy Schultz
Will Burrow
Tvan Anderson
Pat Paulson
Hilda Anderson
Ed Barnes
Richard Griebenow
Union Street
Edna Miller
Leo Woods
John Woods
Randalia
Robert Marvin
Jeffrey
Waterloo
Carmen Swenson
Clarence Tatro
Pete Westby
Gene Westby
Elkader
Vern Pratt
Virgil Pratt
West Union
Children Need Exercise Outside School Too
Parents should provide home equipment to develop shoulders and upper arms. Suggestions include tether ball, indoor baseball sets, ring toss, and backyard basketball rings. Children benefit from making things at home with tools and materials, alongside school programs.
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Sporting Goods
Parmen
United Fund Returns All Officers
The United Fund board in Fayette on Tuesday night February 11 reappointed officers for a second term. R M Westerfield M C Wangsness George Falk L H Hauth Lee Surfus, Paul Oelberg and Victor Crafton named to key posts. Five new directors elected Henry Peterson Dover Lester Schuldt Mrs Berle Downing Jim Weaver Mrs B C Johnston. Directors re elected for three year terms include Ed Balk Mrs Leo Buckendahl Maynard Meneffee I P Stewart Mrs Roy Barrett Mrs J W Frye Mrs Louis Olson Henry Bodensstainer Paul Templeman John Moorman. Treasurer Crafton reported all cooperating agencies paid in full. pledges outstanding about 500 of the 29/102 raised.
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R. M. Westerfield
West Union
M. C. Wangsness
George Falk
Elgin
L. H. Hauth
Hawkeye
Lee Surfus
Fayette
Paul Oelberg
Victor
Crafton
Henry Peterson
Dover Township
Lester Schuldt
Bethel Township
Berle Downing
Fremont Township
Jim Weaver
Oran
B. C. Johnston
Ed Balk
Eden Township
Leo Buckendahl
Banks Township
Maynard Menefee
Smithfield Township
I. P. Stewart
Harlan Township
Roy Barrett
Arlington
J. W. Frye
Rand
Committee to discuss cancer heart funds with heart association
Co W Grimes of West Union and George Falk of Elgin, members of the joint committee, report the panel will meet Monday with American Heart Association representatives to discuss the disposition of funds raised by Fayette, Oelwein, and Buchanan county groups. The board voted 300 from the emergency fund to Palmer Memorial Hospital auxiliary for materials and supplies. It was agreed the group will skip its usual door to door campaign this year.
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Palmer Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
Lane Afre African lily blooms at Harpers Ferry home
The dark red Lane Afre African lily is in bloom at the Harry Cunningham home in Harpers Ferry. The bulb, 11 inches wide and about 18 inches tall, was brought from Africa by a nephew serving in the military.
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Harry Cunningham
Harpers Ferry
Cunninghams
Africa
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