Clermont School News Highlighting Class Activities
Ninth graders JoAnn Mabb Donna Thies and Judy Nims finished aprons and are cutting blouses. Students use dictionaries write notes and give oral reports. Algebra focuses on positive and negative numbers. Agriculture covers cell content. A PTA fire prevention play is planned.
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JoAnn Mabb
Donna Thies
Judy Nims
Diana Bilden
Carol Swenson
PTA
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Toby Tyler
Class Halloween Party Plans Discussed by Health Group C
Eighth grade notes describe language arithmetic and literature review for tests. Health talks cover family troubles and group C plans party games. The Halloween event will be held Saturday afternoon outdoors if weather allows.
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Group C In Health
Seventh Grade TN Arithmetic Bar Graphs Experience
Seventh grade students report their first attempt at creating bar graphs in Tennessee mathematics class. They describe the activity as challenging yet engaging, noting improved understanding of data representation and graph interpretation through hands on practice.
Fifth Grade Book Chart Clocks Eleven Reads
Fifth graders proudly report progress with a colorful reading chart. Dean Peterson tops the list with eleven books, while every student has read at least two since the term began.
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Dean Peterson
Halloween Party Prep and Classroom Activities
Readings and crafts fill the day as jack o lanterns with black cat motifs set a festive mood for a girls versus boys party. Students practice spelling, dental cards tally, and a Virginia plantation visit reenactment. Jean's Haircut drama, pantomime, and math drills on remainders plus unit 3 letters mark the schedule.
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Leslie Guyer
Virginia
Karen Cummings
Janet Wagner
Ames Olson
Karen
Peter Bilden
Mark Amundson
Janice Durscher
Jean
Jan Wagner
Marjorie Evenson
Karen ‘Olson
Clermont residents attend opera and host gatherings
Local residents visited Wartburg College in Waverly to see Madam Butterfly and hosted guests at several Clermont homes Sunday. Breaks in social life included bridge supper, picnics, and community discussions on youth recreation and safe graduation night activities.
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Lorranne Crowe
Cathryn
Alfred Baechler
Wendell
Aldora’ Anderson
L'Myra
Wartburg College
Waverly
Lyle Gunderson
Harry Gunderson
David Bowser
Adams
Wis
Claude Gress
Clermont
Bowser
Harold Bennett
Beverly Bennett
Frank Graham
Fayette
John Bakewell
Reuben Svendsen
Lawler
Verni Engle
Leroy Thomas
Thomas
Franz Appelman
Ladies’ Bridge Club
Louie Olson
Bess Blake
Millard Bear
Allen Johnson
Waterloo
Brick & Sand Haw. Co
Edward ‘Krueger
Lena Borchardt
Muscatine
Edwin Krueger
Lorraine Crowe
M. H. Moore
Nellie Carpenter
Mabel Knight
Harvey ‘Meyer
Theo, Loftsgard
Roy Swenson
Millard Nelson, Jr
Clay Miller
Bud Becker
Dicky Westprahl
Doris Matt
Friend
Arthur Matt
Rudolph Seroschein
Sumner
Lyle Krueger
Ralph Moen
Rock Island
Harold Stavness
Craig
Andrew Wattrud
Oscar Lien
Nelvin Loftsgard
Alphie Thorson
Minerva
Charles
Billy Bacon
Gene Moorhead
Deborah
Mrg
Eugene
Thorson
Four-Point Driving Safety Plan Endorsed in Iowa
At a Des Moines Iowa Driver Education Association meeting on Saturday October 16, delegates urged a four point program to cut traffic deaths. Key proposals include enacting a fixed 65 mph nighttime speed limit on open highways and tightening driver license requirements.
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Iowa Driver Education Association
Des Moines
Iowa
Séthiowa General Assembly
Something to Do Provides Discipline
Halloween excitement brings ghosts and witches but communities counter with constructive discipline through parades contests and supervised fun. Fewer property damages and dangerous late night revels result as parents and schools offer all night entertainment and activities to keep youths engaged.
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Iowa City High School
Burned women hurt as church luncheon oven explodes
Several women helping prepare a Clarion church luncheon were burned when a stove oven exploded after failing to light. The blast scattered twenty one pints of carrots across the room.
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Clarion
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