Valley High News Highlights School Events and New Teachers
Oct. football loop lists Fayette Sumner North High Waukon Postville sites. Valley High welcomes Donald Gardner world history and psychology teacher from Wadena who farms and coached PE. Student leaders elected Arthur Herrling Linda Stephenson Patty Larson Gloria Hyde and others. Magazine sales reach 754.28 with girls ahead. Valley Cubs football tie and next game near Maynard. P.T.A. carnival planned Oct. 4 to support pupil health programs.
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Donald Gardner
Valley High
Wadena
Mr. Gardner
Upper Iowa
Pemberton
Minn
Harlan
Valley High Plans Homecoming and Activities
Valley High students discussed homecoming, formed committees for date, king and queen, and entertainment after the football game. Faculty advised duplicating the student council constitution. Juniors auditioned for the play A Man Called Peter with a tentative November 7 date. End David Frieden leads the football line, also active in band and youth groups. Curtis Gilson plays defense and trombone in the band. National Honor Society elected officers Sandra Bilden president Judy Larson vice president Barbara Anderson secretary Merlin Chapman treasurer Kathy Knudtson historian John Nelson photographer.
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Valley High
Alan Seabrooke
Paul Zurbriggen
Mude
David Frieden
Dave
Dilyria Youth Fellowship
Hlyria Livestock Club
David Grove
Larry Miles
Lyle Medberry
Elgin
Air Force
Curtis Gilson
Tigers
I Curtis
Curtis
Valley High Band
Cedar Rapids
National Honor Society
Sandra Bilden Pres
Judy Larson v. Pres
Barbara Anderson
Merlin Chapman Tress
Kathy Knudtson
John ‘Nelgon
Hyde's Run's Spark Valleys 46-0 Win
Valley High Tigers overwhelmed West Central of Maynard 46 to 0 at Capper Field Friday night. Gary Hyde starred with five rushing touchdowns as Valley capitalized on a first quarter interception to seize control.
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Valley High Tigers
West Central
Maynard
Capper Field
Gary Hyde
Valley
Iby
Chapman
Valley routs WC in high scoring football clash
Valley dominated from start to finish as Gary Hyde led a relentless attack. Hyde and Ker repeatedly pierced the Tiger line, driving to the end zone. A series of long drives and turnovers kept Valley ahead 46 to zero, with no letup in the second half.
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Valley
Tiger
W.C
Messers
Hyde
Ker
Irwin Shaw Queried on Patient Progress by Nurse
After visiting an old friend in the hospital novelist Irwin Shaw asked the nurse for the patient’s progress. The nurse replied bluntly that there is no progress and added that the patient is not her type. The remark highlights blunt honesty in a hospital setting.
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Irwin Shaw
Beles Agent Promises Popularity Reward
A Beles agent touts a scheme promising popularity and happiness to gain friends, while a maintenance superintendent interrupts with a casual remark about taking a few drinks. The exchange reflects a dubious sales pitch and informal, possibly conspiratorial banter.
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Beles
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