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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1966
Page
1
Faculty and guests from the area gathered in the Orleans Room for a social event. Swiss steak and chicken Ala King were served, with attendees from six counties and groups including the Women’s Division and Blacksmiths Union in attendance.
Christmas Day meals are planned for Palo Alto County Hospital patients with breakfast, noon, and evening menus featuring turkey, stuffing, vegetables, desserts, and beverages. Patients may invite a guest for $1.25, with reservations due by December 24 at 2 PM to share the holiday dinner.
Emmetsburg High School debaters posted three wins and three losses in the Cherokee meet with the novice squad going two and four. In A division, Evelyn Quamn and Tony Kunz led the affirmative, Bill Henry and Steve Muller the negative, while novice speakers were Dave White and Maureen Thomas with Carl Hangen and Chuck Varcoe on the negative side. Cherokee took first in A division, Estherville second, and Sioux City East tied with Worthington for third. in B division Estherville claimed first and second, Spaulding-Grinville took third.
Internal notes describe old raps in cold weather and loud radiator noises. A large storage area is labeled as a central “oatehall” for the system. Women's toilet conditions mirror the men's, and administration offices are adequate though the business office is small. Traffic for the dean's office is noted as needing attention.
Through the business office the dean's office is roomy and usable while the student lounge is reachable though incomplete text notes. The fragment hints at campus facility conditions without concrete dates or entities.
A review notes the site offers very limited parking and storage space, with 15 classrooms mostly adequate but lacking in art and music rooms. It cites inadequate physical education facilities, no dressing or shower areas, festering acoustical issues, and insufficient office space.
The report documents scattered adequacies and deficiencies across multiple school areas. Principal and nurse spaces receive mixed reviews with privacy and size concerns. libraries and storages are limited. lunch and music spaces are strained. boiler and heating systems require updates. athletic facilities are adequate, while locker rooms face crowding during football season.
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