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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1953

Page

2

Elgin High School Trains Drivers and News

Elgin launches its first driver training with instructor Mr Wenger. Only twelve seniors and juniors are enrolled this first class due to small class size. The 1953 Ford from Cline Motor Co. will be used once dual control arrives. Students study safety rules and take written exams. The paper also notes a junior hayride, seniors’ post year plans, faculty meetings, band activities, vocational agriculture, and recent football results against West Union with a forthcoming game vs Waukon.

Elgin Wenger Cline Motor Company Clermont Elgin Panthers West ‘Union Mike Berns West Union Waukon

Kindergarten Group Learning Notes On Respect And Travel

A kindergarten group describes busy days learning to wait for turns speak and take care of themselves. They mention making room attractive and traveling as a group to see many things, showing early social and collaborative skills.

Classroom Report From Shit Room Details Pupils

A local school notes thirty seven pupils in one room with 21 boys and 16 girls. The reading class is split into two groups in the second grade. Ellen Flanagan teaches 35 pupils, 18 boys and 17 girls, with new students Randine Hanson, Margaret Medperry, Michael Dinan, David Frieden and Lyla Medberry. Subjects include reading, science, arithmetic, language, spelling, literature and penmanship. Physical training and band and chorus participation are mentioned.

Ellen Flanagan Randine Hanson Margaret Medperry Michael Dinan David Frieden

Third Grade Choir at High School Back to School Notes

The third grade has 22 pupils this year with Mrs Kohler as teacher. The class is upstairs in the high school. They enjoyed songs from last year and Donna Meinhard will once again accompany them this year.

ISTC Cedar Falls Barbara Yearous Norma Gehring Roberta Mosby Gene Snyder Luther, Decorah Janana Mark Fayette la Fonda Miller Dixie Helms Darlene Reierson Ruth Pulfer Florence Muncie Marlene Medberry Don Sutter Lane Ash Air Force Texas Waterloo Baths Ruth Rainey Farm Bureau Elkader George Lerch Torvig Construction Company Elgin Janice Pinney Mayo Clinic Rochester Minn Joel Holden Maynard Report Sharlene Gruver Verna Grimm Grand Rapids Mich Marilyn West Kenny Larson Farley Leetcher Dubuque Kohler Donna Meinhard

Fourth Grade At Lime Kiln School Describes Class

The fourth grade notes independence in their Lime Kiln building with Miss Benson teaching a 20 pupil room split evenly by gender. The fifth grade reports 22 girls and 13 boys in Idle Not as Mrs Virginia Youngberg leads studies. Magicians entertain while ranch brands are read and discussed.

Lime Kiln School Virginia Youngberg

Sixth Grade Tales From Illyria No 1 School

Six grade pupils study at Illyria No 1 schoolhouse once near Otis Rothlisberger farm. Miss Wentz teaches the class. The science club enjoyed its first excursion on September 15.

Seventh Grade Begins Assembly Room Education

Seventh grade meets in the assembly room for the first time as students begin their subjects study plan for the year. The program outlines core topics and instructional approach to grade seven coursework and classroom routines.

Eighth Grade Welcomes Four New Students

The eighth grade adds Lonnie Baker Eddie Lane Betty Benneth and Yvonne West. This year students study arithmetic and other listed subjects as part of the class program.

Lothnie Baker Eddie Lane Yvonne West Betty Bénnett Builders of America Tnew Lonnie Baker Betty Benneth

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