Valley High lunch menu and student council notes
A Valley High school menu for Oct 1 5 runs Monday to Friday with tuna noodle casserole pork gravy on mashed potatoes toasted cheese and fish sticks among other items. The article also covers student council elections with officers named from freshmen to seniors, and introduces John Cooper as a new coach candidate after practice teaching at Valley High.
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Marilyn Miles
Melvin Moore
Prioc
Campaign Melvin
Valley High
Melvin
Steve Halverson
Marcia Knudtson
Norman Leeman
David Leonhart
Shirley Tatro
Danny Baker
Genevieve Christen
Jane Hinkel
Anita Dennler
Roger Reed
Jon Shaffer
Bonnie Swenson
Neal Jennings
Vera Coffin
Connie Bear
Maureen Baldwin
Merlin Butikefer
Sheryl Butikefer
David Kiple
Helen Chris
Valley
John Cooper Sotm Cooper
Upper Ione University
Gooper
Une of
Educs
Upper Iowa University
Cooper
1962 Graduates Enter Colleges
Eleven members of Valley High School class of 1962 have entered colleges this fall. Names include Carlyle Blockhus Janice Anderson Richard Asmundson Luther College Kenneth Klingman Robert Mott State College of Iowa Dean Peterson Terry Haberger State University of Iowa Roger Torson John Bennett Upper Iowa University Kathy Jones Dubuque University Ruth Klingman Gates College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley High School
Carlyle Blockhus
Janice Anderson
Richard Asmundson
Luther College
Kenneth Klingman
Robert Mott
State College of Iowa
Dean Peterson
Terry Habeger
State University of Iowa
Roger Torson
John Bennett
Upper Iowa University
Kathy Jones
Dubuque University
Ruth Klingman
Gates College
Annual Farm Bureau Meeting in Illyria Two
The annual Farm Bureau meeting for Illyria Two was held Thursday evening at the Illyria Church. It opened with group singing led by Reynolds Strong with Mrs. Duane Strong at the piano. Mrs. Myrton Strong read "Why I Went My Son to Be a Country Boy" and Mrs. Herold Strong read an article from the Responsible Living booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Ilyria
Illyria
American Farm Bureau
Reynold Strong
Duane Strong
Myrton Strong
Herold Strong
Decorah Conference at Valley at Insteuators
The Faith We High School hosted a Decorah Conference with leadership education to continue. The supper hour and fellowship followed at the school, served by local school personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decorah
Valley
Faith We High School
Valley Junior High 33 Elkader 7 football game recap
Valley Junior High defeated Elkader Junior High 33 to 7 on a blank afternoon field. Valley scored each quarter except the third, starting with a kickoff return by Elkader and key plays by Duane Reeder and Curtis Butikof er. An early Elkader turnover and late first-half miscues shaped the scoring sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley
Elkader Junior High
Cubs
Elkader
Duane Reeder
Curtis Butikofer
Duane Reeden
Caspers
Anoint
Church Remembered By Late Rev Snyder Family
A brief item recalls a church associated with the late Reverend J. J. Snyder. The family farmed until 1964, then moved to town, living quietly as the community reflects on bygone days and local ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Snyder
Local News Briefs and Family Visits Mentioned
Elgin notes show plans for a short absence followed by visits to relatives. Ernest Larson and family return from a ten day trip to Grand Island Nebraska to visit daughter and family. They also visited Mrs Larson's siblings in Austin and LeRoy Minnesota. James Schaer starts work for Ryan Givens and CPAs in Des Moines.
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Kay Miller
Merlin Butikofer
Joan Gunderson
Moore
Gordon Olson
Ten
Janet Rothlaberger and
Margie Gwenscs
Robert Nims
America
Finnest Enamel
Kem
O’neill
Farm Bureau Meeting
John M. Tillotson
Elgin Local News
Ana
Fauser Oil Company
Clermont
Sei
Board of Supervisors
County Officers’ School of Instruction
Des Moines
National Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterloo, Iowa
Axe
Ales Antiqua
Lennon
Art Linkletter
Lawrence Welk
I 2
Hippodrome
Showa Daily
Aduttssidn
Gsarli
Art B. Thomas
Kiddlelend
Torkelson Motor CO
Elgin
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