Hamburg Horticulture Class Gains National Exposure
A Hamburg Iowa high school offers two vocational tracks in agriculture with the Horticulture option begun five years ago. A national study highlights 815 full time horticulture jobs in Fremont Page counties and a 40 yearly need for new hires. The program was developed with help from other states and a local horticultural advisory council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Iowa
Ers
Fremont Page
Southwestern
Laws
Richard Culling
Washington, D.C
Silver Springs
Richard
University of Maryland
Sears and Roebuck
U. S. Army Security Agency
Reserve
Department of Defense
Dorothy Frazier
Dorothy
William A. Culling
Kansas City
Toni Lynn
Robert
William Webb
Lola Yahns
Chilicothe
Rush Funeral Home
G. Melvin Waller
Gordon Gitrins
Mt. Olive Cemetery
Hubert Woodward Post
American Legion
Hamburg Iowa Vocational Agriculture Class Admission Limits
Hamburg Iowa in May 1972 notes that the vocational agriculture program limits the class to twenty students annually with 35 to 45 applicants each year. It details selection procedures, guidance counselor involvement, and required subjects including crop soil options vocal culture and horticulture on an alternating basis. It mentions Vocational Agriculture I and II sequences and off farm agricultural occupations for seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Allen Blesek
Culture Education Magasine
Iowa
Town Faces Highway Transport Dilemma Demands Action
In a call to Iowa residents and leaders the speaker urges cooperation to keep Iowa’s economy moving as rail lines abandon miles of track increasing highway burdens. He cites federal funding cuts and proposes rapid road-acceleration and stronger advocacy with lawmakers to prevent “highway robbery.” The note also covers local horticultural club activities and upcoming centennial celebrations in Merrill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Federal Highway Trust Fund
Iowa
Washington
Memories From Hamburg Senior Trip and Starlet Spotlight
Seniors recount their April 28 to 30 trip from Hamburg to St Louis with bus, Arch visit, Six Flags midAmerica, and awards season. Rebecca Louise Zimmerman is highlighted as the week’s featured leader with school roles, activities, and hopes for summer work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou Zanker
Hamburg
Jim Johnson
Agnew
Paper
St. Louis
Imperial
Water Front
Mississippi War Front
Orville
U. S
Grant Farm
Grant's Farm
Bud Weiser
St. Louis Zoo
Six Flags
Mid-America
Associated Press
Cat's Corner
Ken Moody
Chuck Stalin
Roger Light
Iot Ness
Rebecca Louise Zimmerman
Rebecca
Nebr
Becky
Miss Zimmerman
Dick Stalin
Pacific Ocean
Beck
Republician
Kenny Moody
Mark Fender
Marc Sturm
Louise
Minnie Mouse
Pluto
Carl Zimmerman
Heck Beck
Bright walls and locker art spark student cheer
Editorial urges bright classrooms with colorful walls and locker decorations to lift student mood. It cites art classes painting walls with scenes and student stickers as harmless enhancements. The piece accompanies Shenandoah Teen Art Show notes detailing venues, schools, categories, judges, judging schedule, and expects next week's results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Fletcher
Pam Sturm
Shenandoah Chamber of Commerce
Liberty Memorial Building
Old Armory
Hamburg
Atlantic
Audubon
Clarinda
Essex
Farrgut
Fremont Mills
Irwin
Malvern
Red Oak
Shenandoah
Sidney
South Page
Court Day Mock Trial closes with not guilty verdict
On May 2 1972 at Sidney Court House Senior Court Day staged a mock trial from 9:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Hamburg stars led jury picks with Joannie Strange Kenny Moody Randy Moore and Bill Rucker among participants. The jury found the accused not guilty amid teenage joy ride reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou Zanker
Sidney Court House
Hamburg
Sidney
Farragut
Fremont Mills
Joannie Strange
Kenny Moody
Randy Moore
Bill Rucker
Kenny
Agnew
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hamberg Horticulture
Future Farmers of America
America
Our State University
American Association For Horticultural Science
FFA
Eva May Proctor
Loveland
Colo
Cecil L. Proctor
Proctor
Eldon Proctor
Palm Springs
Calif
Cecil Proctor, Jr
Boulder
Albert Fitch
Bellingham
Wash
John Baker
Lloyd Simpson
Kibbey Funeral Chapel
Mt. Zion Cemetery
G. Melvin Walker
Merrill
Cat’s Corner
Moi
Bill
Marc
ROSE
Nishna Valley
Missouri Valley
Kiwanis
Uy T
Editorial
Lee Hageman
Northwestern Missouri
Phillip van Voorst
Northwestern Missouri State College
Maryville
Missouri
William Wright
Tarkio College
Tarkio
Rhonda Lee
Lori Catlett
Clyde Rice
Randy Roup
Paulita Brown
Dennis Holliman
Kathy Lyons
Alan Cowles
Mike Collins
Ronnie Gardner
Rick Mount
Tom Aistrope
Keith Gardner
Jack Theissen
Blezek
Mike Gude
Russell Stover
Stonerdrug
Paras
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