Greene High School news staff forms weekly paper
Greene High School students organize a weekly high school news page with Sandy Curtis as editor in chief and assistants Sholes Bruns and Sara Giewh Sands. The aim is better, student driven coverage with new cheerleaders, driving class notes, band and pep meeting coverage, and early girls basketball practice led by Mr Rhoads.
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Greene High School
Facality
Ma Waxnebischer
Greene Recorder
Euch News
Weeckly
Papa Air Dames
Helene Bolle
Pamela Smith
Ae Sholes Bruns
Sara Giewh Sands Curtis
Stoff
Mr Fischer
Sandy Curtis
Susan Roose
Penny Wharton
Judy Spratt
Donna Reed
Saundra Curtis
Sandy Bruns
Mr. Rhoads
Interviews With Cheerleaders About Their Opinions
An interview captures cheerleaders sharing views on team spirit routines and fan engagement. They discuss training demands, school support, and changes fans would like to see during games.
We Shook the Family Tree junior class play at Greene
The Greene Community Schools stage the junior class play We Shook the Family Tree based on Hildegarde Dolson at the Greene High auditorium with a cast including Sue Clapham Bruce Chenes Sharon Andrews Nora Jane Needham Doug Marsh and others. Faculty and student helpers listed and students hear Wartburg College professor A. W. Swensen as part of the visiting scientist program. About 20 Greene High seniors attended Allison Career Day with roughly 20 colleges represented. Mrs Kehoe’s second grade took a nature walk observing nuts leaves and a white cabbage butterfly amid fall color changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hildegarde Dolson
Sue Clapham
Bruce Chenes
Sharon Andrews
Nora Jane Needham
Doug Marsh
Ewing Miller
Connie Schoenfeld
Sandra Edwards
Dallas Steere
Judy Hildebrand
Don Butzlaff
Darlene Junker
Cheryl Ott
Gordon Menken
Harlen Martzahn
David Osier
Janice White
Larry Blum
Paul Burroughs
Carole Kollman
Sharon Ruffridge
Jean van Dyke
Jane Voigts
Billy Ekwall
Carol Herman
Greene
A. W. Swensen
Wartburg College
Waverly
Iowa
Wartburg
Swensen
Greene High School
Allison
Kehoe
Fourth Grade Field Trip And Class Happenings
A fourth grade class in the country lists activities from a Thursday hike spotting cattails and milkweed pods to social studies on Cartier and the continents. On the playground they enjoy football. Tim Heidenwirth Miss Rankin's Class.
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Cartier
Tim Heidenwirth
Miss Rankin's
Freshman Initiation at Greene High Feature Class Ritual
The Greene High senior class held initiation events for freshmen over Thursday and Friday. Thursday featured dress up day and Friday was ridiculous day followed by a gym style show in the afternoon.
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Greene High
Leon Hillman 75th Birthday Celebrated at Home
Leon Hillman was surprised at his home Sunday for his 75th birthday. About 40 friends and family attended a cooperative dinner with Mrs. Reinhart and Mrs. Fiddie serving refreshments. His farm home north of Mable Rock has been his residence since birth.
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Leon Hillman
Floyd Fiddick
Janet
Donald
Greene
Bill Miller
Brian
Ames
Wid
Roger Reinhart
Karen
Bird Keith
Reinhart
Fiddie
Mable Rock
Hillman
Birthday Party for Harlan McNeilus at Home
Mrs Jim McNeilus hosted a Friday after school birthday party at the McNeilus home in honor of Harlan McNeilus sixth birthday attended by members of his first grade class.
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Jim McNeilus
Harlan
McNeilus
4-H Club Leaders Held Fall Meeting
The Floyd County 4-H Club Leaders, Committee Women and the County Extension Director met in the Lutheran Church basement. Local area leaders attended from Union and Scott Townships, with retiring leader Mrs Joe Neal honored. Mary Glee Watson spoke on 4-H projects and plans for the coming year.
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Floyd County
Lutheran Church
Claude Ewald
Joe Neal
Arche ‘Wedeking
Mark Staudt
Busy Bees
Dick Rohwedder
Charles Randall
Scott Hustlerettes
Gerald Hildebrand
Union
Scott Townships
Mary Glee Watson
Rebekah Circle Hostess Afternoon Card Party
Mrs Walter Maxson hosted the Rebekah Circle at their hall on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs John Ewald won high, Mrs Mary Heinz traveled, and Mrs Conrad Blum claimed low at the card tables.
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Walter Maxson
Rebekah Circle
John Ewald
Mary Heinz
Conrad Blum
Freshmen Costume Dance Crowned Ricky Baker King and Sharon Nixt Queen
The event filled the gym and cafeteria on Saturday night from 7:30 to 11:00. Ricky Baker was named king and Sharon Nixt queen, with Sharon also winning a costume prize along with Allan Marsh for a cutest little girl costume.
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Ricky Baker
Sharon Nixt
Sharon
Allan Marsh
Busy Bees Meet With Connie Staudt
The Union 4 H Busy Bees met at Connie Staudt's home on October 1 at 2 30 pm with ten members two leaders and three guests. Books were handed to junior girls and a short discussion held. Officers were elected for the year Connie Staudt president Jean Vorhes vice president Beverly Chambers secretary Mary Jo Dolan treasurer Lorene Wedeking historian Barbara Katcher librarian Janet Schindlar music chair Annette Dolan recreation chair Nancy Katcher telephone chair Patricia Dolan. Mother's Tea set for October 17 at 7 30 pm in Methodist church basement with committees named. 4 H songs were sung and a pot luck lunch served. Reporter Beverly Chambers.
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Busy Bees
Connie Staudt
Jean Vorhes
Beverly Chambers
Mary Jo Dolan
Lorene Wedeking
Barbara Katcher
Janet Schindlar
Annette Dolan
Nancy Katcher
Patricia Dolan
4-H Demonstration Wins Blue Ribbon at Dairy Cattle Congress
Mrs Arlie Wedeking Lorene Wedeking and Beverly Chambers with Mary Glee Watson traveled to Waterloo on Saturday. Lorene and Beverly presented the 4-H demonstration Sew So Smooth and earned a blue ribbon.
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Arlie Wedeking
Lorene Wedeking
Beverly Chambers
The
Union Busy Bees
Mary Glee Watson
Charles City
Waterloo
Lorene
Beverly
Dairy Cattle Congress
Bridge Club Hosts Evening at Mrs Herschel Handley Home
Mrs Herschel Handley hosted the Contract Bridge Club on Wednesday evening at her home. High score at the bridge tables went to Mrs Leon Marsh with second to Mrs Will Stab enow. Dessert luncheon was served at seven with assistance from Mrs Max Handley and Jill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herschel Handley
Contract Bridge Club
Leon Marsh
Will Stabenow
Handley
Max Handley
Jill
Study Club Meets At Bucklen Home
The study club gathered Tuesday evening at Mrs Kenneth Bucklen’s home. Guests included Mrs Gary Wolting and Mrs Arline Batten. Mrs Jim Stone was welcomed as a member. Mrs Bucklen served an eight o'clock dessert luncheon and led a quiz program titled Who What When Where.
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Kenneth Bucklen
Gary Wolting
Arline Batten
Jim Stone
Bucklen
Baptist Mission Circle Met Thursday at Beth el Church
Mrs Carl Truex hosted the Baptist Mission Circle gathering at her home Thursday afternoon. A program on the necessity of voting Your Responsibilities as Christian Citizen was given under Mrs Hattie Maxson supervision. Pearl Knoop led devotions. The group spent the rest sewing and enjoyed refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Truex
Bethel Baptist Church
Hattie Maxson
Pearl Knoop
Lions Club Meeting Hosts Crop Drive Doomed by County Goal
Lions Club met at Legion Hall for a 6:30 supper served by St. Cecilia's Circle. Rev Streyfeller of St Charles Methodist spoke on CROP and county plans to send corn through the organization. The county aims for two freight car loads.
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Lions Club
the Legion Hall
St. Cecelia’s
Streyfeller
St. Charles
Reams Family Celebrate Birthdays at Nashua Dinner
Marble Rock residents Mr and Mrs Edward Reams and family hosted a Sunday dinner at Clifford Reams’ Nashua home to mark Sandra and Ray Reams birthdays. Ray Reams of Waterloo also attended with his family. Dora Knoop departed by train to Corpus Christi Texas for the winter. Eastern Star members from Greene joined local attendees.
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Edward Reams
Sandra
Nancy
Kenneth Reams
Clifford Reams
Nashua
Ray Reams
Waterloo
Sandra Reams
Dora Knoop
Corpus Christi
Texas
Russell Smith
Ralph Wilson
Charles Merrick
Jim Overby
Rudolph Schwartz
Eastern Star
Local social notes from Waverly and vicinity
Wayne C. Fischer and Joyce Bliss attended a six o’clock dinner at Carver’s Cafe in Waverly then saw the play Ruth at the local theatre. They were joined by other readers and noted editor remarks. Raymond Shultz and family visited daughters Edith and Margaret in Indianola, catching Ice Follies in Des Moines on the trip home. Sunday guests at Maude McCauley’s home included Frank Johnston, Roger, and Earl McCauley among others from Charles City and Rockford.
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Carver’s
Waverly
Ruth
Raymond Shultz
Edith
Margaret
Indianola
Des Moines
Maude McCauley
Frank Johnston
Roger
Charles City
John Stange
Rockford
Earl McCauley
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