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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1977
Page
4
The Pirate Press lists Co Editors Jackie Kulow and John Millen with Faculty Advisor Sallie White and Photo Advisor Mike LaVelle for the student newspaper staff.
A school fun page surveys kindergartners on what to do with a HYLA. Answers range from Play with it to Lock it up at night. The piece names Gretchen Kepler Vicky Guinn David Harris Todd Tindall and others and credits Craig Schacherer and Scott Mahan.
A series of student and staff interviews from Graettinger unveil teachers who enjoy teaching, art, and working with children. Highlights include MRs HERSON, MR. ROONEY, MR. BEERS, and MRS. GRAETTINGER sharing passions from sewing and fishing to band and reading.
A list of songs dedicated by Barb Green and others at a school gathering. Entries include Someone Saved My Life Tonight Sapo Magical Mystery Tour Johnny B Goode Go Little G T O You Should Be Dancing Right Place Wrong Time Listen to What the Man Says Desperado.
Four new mini courses start in the seventh hour for the 1976-77 final quarter. Sallie White offers radio programing and advertising prep for Thursday 4 15 pm on KILR Estherville Iowa. M Chuck Foy leads ornamental iron working bending shaping steel and decorative steel making. Joan Dawson teaches Boys Chef with meal planning nutrition safety etiquette and cooking experience.
The article notes Wednesday March 23 conferences were held with parents assigned to teachers to review student progress and collect report cards. No school that day. It lists perfect attendance and names multiple students by grade, plus mentions a careers course taught by Miss Elaine Rosendahl and planned outside guest speakers and field trips.
A riddle describes a tall imaginative educator who enjoys darkness, with dark hair and eyes, sideburns and a mustache. The clues point to a creative mentor who works with hands to teach, hinting at a persona rather than a real name. The teacher's name remains undisclosed in the puzzle.
On Saturday March 19 four students traveled to Sioux City for the Individual State Speech Contest. All earned 11 ratings in their categories. Competitors were Mary Millen Interpretive Prose Rhonda Reutter Interpretive Prose Monica Weis Radio News Announcing and Sue Jacobson Interpretive Poetry.
Wells Dairy provides Info-Pak half pint milk cartons with educational panels on two sides for students in Wells Blue Bunny serviced schools. Panels cover history geography math English and science. The program aims to aid learning while reading during lunchtime and recycling efforts follow.
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