Senior Sketches in Graettinger High School
Raymond Simonsen, born May 17 1920 near Graettinger, is a modest senior with glasses aiming for business college and civil service. The piece notes his shorthand skill, ping pong hobby, and one operetta involvement, with bylines from Dale Starkey Maxine McDeewalk and Capit vlive Anderson, plus a light classroom anecdote and local student achievements.
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Raymond Simonsen
Raymond
Graettinger
Yrale School
Dale Starkey
Junior farewell party for Cooper brothers noted
Monday night a theatre party marked a farewell for Jack and Harold Cooper. The Junior group lists Roland Luchsinger Marjorie Fink Stella Sandvig Don Raamussen Leo Grady Harold Cooper and Kenneth dengen with attribution to Bob O'Brien.
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Jack
Haruld Cooper
Roland Luchsinger
Marjorie Fink
Stella Sandvig
Don Raamussen
Leo Grady
Harold Cooper
Kenneth Dengen
Sophomore Chatter Notes Fresh Home Economics Room
The home economics girls have moved into the new room and begin organizing. The iris aim to get things washed and put away so cooking can start soon. No one has joined the constitution club in the sophomore class yet.
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Constitution Club
Activities Club Holds Pop Meeting For Students
An early Thursday and Friday afternoon event staged by Mr Brown paired five iris with five boys in true false and various questions. After two rounds the boys led 12 to 7 while the girls closed the gap in the second round. The Constitution Club continues to recruit members with many more still needed.
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Brown
Constitution Club
Graettinger High School Solos At Sub-District Contest
Tow following people will reprioritize Graettinger High School solos at the sub district contest March ih. Helen Barber will enter as soprano with two selections Kind Songs At Eventide and Loves A Merchant. Doris Heoningsen sings Apple Tree and Caminue Home. Allen Hersterf performs Trumpeter and Sleigh Ride. Lao Grady competes in the solo event and joins the Girls Glee Club and Mixed.
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Graettinger High School
Helen Barber
Asoprianagoloist
Carew
Doris Heoningsen
Hillips
Willeby
Allen Hersterf
Dix
Slelieh
Konitz
Lao Grady
Smith
Public Drainage District 5 hearing in Palo Alto County Iowa
Notice of public improvement drainage District No 5 to be formed for lands in Walnut and Immeraburge townships Palo Alto County Iowa. Petitioners seek establishment of a drainage district and construction of a public drain to drain overflow lands with a hearing set for March 1 1980 at 9 00 AM in the Supervisors Room.
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Trier
Armand C. Larson
J. J. Omundson
M. Anderson
Charley Jensen
James Hansen
FE. W. Clark
Cour. of Insurance
Jorgen C. Larson
Bb. Joyce
Jor Joyce
A. H L. Thompson
Walnut Town
Palo Alto County
Iowa
Thomas Mulry
Immeraburge
Towa
Security Fire Insurance Company
Mary 'T. Joyce
Mary ‘F
Joyce
JO A
Mam V. Hoben
Julia A. Joynt
Margaret Aylward
Mari Kane Overman
John J. Kane
Paul E. Kane
Dorothy K
Mee
Agnes C. Kane
Dw. Joyce
P. Joycer
Thomas T. Sorei
Nelgms
Joy
Minnie Crumbaker
Annis & Rohling
Countil Wluita
Iown
Rosh Ghislan
Oelwein Chemical Company
Mrs. O. Nelson
Krabtenetie CO
Home Ol
McNally & McNamara Land Company
Frank Fromgach
Letk A
Pethason
Kl Mks
John Sueter
Hxecotrix
Othe Parsons
Saud Dands
Owa
Bectlon
Kenge Hi
Walnut ‘Township
Bimmetsburg
Palo Alto
Jam Hanson Eth al
Sano
Guy Fh. Campbell
Sant
Board of Supervisors
Lown
Elaine
Evta Pringle
Clyde Pringle
Pete Pet Rsen
Ellien Petersen
Otto Appel
Louis Chrisitansen
Ole Benson
A. H. Thompson
Jatnut Township
Lows
Kimetsburg
Federal
LAN Nebrasco
Hartf First Trust
Land Bank OF Chicago
Llemnos
Vaalo Alta County
Walnut Township
Bamersburg
Ofice
Lunde
Heart of Supervisors
A. D. Joan
Guy LR. Campbell
Suit
Ata
Elork Acbl
Court House
Emmetsburg
Sail
Waltta
the ‘Auditor
Io- Wa
Tharéto
Board of Supervisors of
Countua
Chorus Work On Contest Numbers By Jean Joyce
Instrumental section reports hard work on contest numbers for a forthcoming event. Overture Kanepolis and Attell chosen as contest pieces. A fifth interval period is planned for practice under careful judge scrutiny focusing on intonation timing and overall quality. Students study diligently as they prepare for the contest under their instructor.
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Oveture Kanepolis
Attell
Ry Stanley Lartleman
Editorial on School Appearance and Student Conduct
The piece argues outward school appearance shapes reputation and student judgment. It notes student cooperation to improve exteriors, warns that poor parking and spaces harm image, and that internal upkeep relies on pupils not acting destructively. It ends with a freshman assembly anecdote from Dorothy Sandvig.
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Mike Wheat
Fresh- Wein Assembly
Ky Dorothy Sandvig
Eighth graders bid farewell to Darry Sooper
Eighth grade class says goodbye to Darry Sooper who is moving to Sumner after three years with the class. Miss Verna Duhn hosted a farewell party last Wednesday with games and a nice lunch, and the students are sorry to see her leave. By LaVonne Miller.
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Darry Sooper
Sumner
Verna Duhn
Seventh Grade History Match Ends With 52 62 Deficit
In a classroom clash narrated by LeRoy Miller the seventh grade boys and girls remain evenly matched while woes persist as the score sits 52 to 62 seeking Mr Brown’s attention.
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Hitory
Mr. Brown
First Grade Plans Move to New Large Room Next Week
Friday afternoon the first grade held a dell parade and chose the largest prettiest rolls. They anticipate moving into a very large, light room with a lavatory, book room, and reading room, featuring a polished floor, as several classmates were vaccinated Thursday and showed bravery. by Kay Gruettinger.
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Eleme Aly
Kay Gruettinger
Second Grade News Highlights and Classroom Events
Second grade moves to finish studying wild animals next week. One reading group enjoys a new book Chint Library Readera. Delbert Anderson has been on the sick list for several days. The class enjoyed a birthday treat from Ruth Mandiager.
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Chint Library
Delbert Anderson
Ruth Mandiager
Third Grade Studies People of Other Lands
In geography lessons we explored how people in other lands differ from us and in English class we practice writing letters and proper envelope addressing. We emphasize using capital letters correctly. By Esther Merke.
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Wis
Esther Merke
Fourth Grade Geography Study On Mediterranean People
Fourth grade class studies Mediterranean people using a story book Maroes of Bluele Hills by Muntier. George Washington and Abraham Lincoln booklets by Kyan Anderson are finished.
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Mediterranean
Maroes of
Bluele Hills
Muntier
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Kyan Anderson
Fifth Grade Plans Mothers’ Afternoon Program
Fifth grade students organize a February program inviting mothers next Tuesday afternoon. In library period on Wednesday Frances Horke gave a report on A Dog Named Chip by Terhune and Vatols Jegsen reported on Traveling Toys by Theodora Du Vols. For picture study Gilbert Stuart’s portrait of George Washington by Ardyss Olson was studied.
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Frances Horke Gava
Chipw
Terhune
Vatols Jegsen
Theodora du Vols
Gilbert ‘Stuart
George Washington
Ardyss Olson
Sixth Grade Washington Birthday Celebration Poem
Sixth graders celebrated Washington's birthday with poems and a lesson on pronouns. Bonnie Ruepe notes classroom activities and questions whether subscriptions are due.
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Washington
Col. Pation
Ae . Puetin
Bonnie Ruepe
Economic outlook and TVA deal amid 1928 earnings gains
The period shows slight declines in business barometers while a brighter longer term outlook emerges. TVA's purchase of Tennessee Electric Company is viewed as potentially easing utility expansion and aiding credit access, with earnings recovery in late 1928 for autos, paper, textiles, chemicals, and electrical equipment. Strong notes on pump priming by the Treasury and debates on government power influence frame a broader marketplace outlook.
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Business Week
TVA
Tennessee Electric Company
Rome
White House
France
Horah
Johnson
Senate
House
Congerd
Brain Trust
Amlie
Haa
ICC
Virginia
Congress
Debates Over Neutrality and Aid in World Crisis
The piece outlines two main schools of thought on neutrality and aid. One favors strict isolation preserving neutrality, the other argues for aiding democracies with moral suasion and access to resources, risking entanglement. It notes Roosevelt’s belief in relaxing neutrality versus Senator Borah’s determined resistance to active aid.
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Por
Lessup
Fescism
Europna
New World
Wilson
Ma. Roosevelt
Congress
Borah
European democracies face policy stalemate as markets wobble
The outlook notes a stalemate in foreign policy and a mixed business picture. A downswing persists with losses in security values, but community prices remain firm. Stock prices have declined less sharply, with no planned big break. inventories look favorable as economists await spring upturn.
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Ant
World's largest city areas listed by acreage
The five cities with the largest areas are Greater London 443,449 acres Los Angeles 281,509.6 acres Berlin 224,720 acres New York City 197,728 acres and Chicago 129,155 acres.
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Greater London
Los Angeles
Cal
Berlin
New York City
Chicago
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Maxine McDeewalk
Capit Vlive Anderson
Bao
Donald McComb
Eva Anileron
Hhrya Anderson
Eva
Dorothy Bartleman
Gerald Dayer
Bob O'Brien
Jean Joyce
LeRoy Miller
Graettinger Dairy
Nancy L. Speer
T. Peterson
Joseph Gabrielon
Cathert
J. M. Resh
Kunz Repair Shop
Gracttinger, Iowa
Times Office
Carl ‘T. Peterson
Poland
China
Farrow
Lester Martinson
A. H. Mills
Torresen
Postal Card
Hall Roberts’ Saw
Postville
Lowa
Harry Fink
Gracttinger
Henry Westerpath
Deaty
Dan O'Neill
Martin Myhre
Prop
Nartluman
Phillips’ Hotel
Bartleman Bros
Cley
Eaton
City
Robt
Simonsen
Smartin “Chomp
Coun Egon
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