Margaret Bright Interview Highlights Her School Involvements
Senior interviewee Margaret Ann Bright shares details about her appearance, interests, and future plans. She discusses her hobby of studying, pet peeve about disinterested students, and a propensity to say Oh that's ridiculous. She names Perry Como as favorite singer and Jan Sterling and James Daly as favorite actress and actor. She lists extensive activities including mixed chorus girls chorus Statice staff Annual staff cheerleading Pep club basketball manager student council class play and speech contest. She plans nurses training at Evangelical hospital in Marshalltown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Perry Como
Jan Sterling
James Daly
Margaret
Marshalltown
Evangelical Hospital
Spring Style On The River Town Pages
The piece notes spring fashions as light cotton skirts and short sleeved shirts, with a few daring white flats. It contrasts spring wardrobes for girls and boys and evokes a mood of people enjoying the season by the river, dreaming despite chilly mornings.
Seventeen S R Students Named in Honor Roll
Seventeen high school students earned honor roll status after nine weeks with B averages. Senior representatives: Ronnie Pierson Ronald Ricken Margaret Bright. Junior group: Don Bartholomew Judy Gast Alma Lyons Roger Reed. Sophomore group: Wayne Frerichs Joan Gast Barbara Heard Louis Luiken Ruth Luiken Melvin Miller. Freshmen: Eddie Bear Nancy Blosch Karla Frerichs Jim Harris. Previous nine week period had 22 names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ione
Ronnie Pierson
Ronald Ricken
Margaret Bright
Don Bartholomew
Judy Gast
Alma Lyons
Roger Reed
Wayne Frerichs
Joan Gast
Barbara Heard
Louis Luiken
Ruth Luiken
Melvin Miller
Eddie Bear
Nancy Blosch
Karla Frerichs
Jim Harris
Junior Jazz and Senior Banquet Plans
The piece describes junior and senior activities and student groups. Gene Callaway chairs the food and invitations committee with Sharon Smith Alma Lyon and Sarah Daleske. Decorations are led by Roger Reed with Gordon Pixler Judy Gast Alma Lyon and Karen Beane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen B
Gene C
George
J.B
K.B
Gene Callaway
Sharron Smith
Alma Lyon
Sarah Daleske
Roger Reed
Gordon Pixler
Judy Gast
Karen Beane
Brenda Bear
Wayne Norris
Don Bartholomew
George Leverton
Sandra Williams Returns to Steamboat Rock School
Sandra Williams joins Steamboat Rock from MecCalisburg with her parents. The fifth grader is part of a family move and resumes classes at the Steamboat Rock school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Williams
MecCalisburg
Sandra
Steamboat Rock
Cast Chosen For Steamboat Rock Senior Play Ever Since Eye
The Steamboat Rock senior class will present Ever Since Eye on May 10. The cast includes Mrs. Clover Elaine Hudspeth Johnny David Asher Me Clov er Dennis Holmes Spud Darold Frorichs Susan Margaret Bright Bill Joe Knight Martha Willard Darlene Steinfeldt Butch Ronald Pierson Cappy Ronald Rieken Henry Quinn Dale Hartman Lucybelle Lee Delores Crosser Preston Hughes Robert Mannie Bull Larry Meints Hank LaVerne Wabben Nick Mary Manning and Fatty Richard Hazelwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steamboat Rock
Eye
Mrs. Clover
Elaine Hudspeth
Johnny
David Asher
Clover
Dennis Holmes
Spud
Darold Frorichs
Susan
Margaret Bright
Bill
Joe Knight
Martha Willard
Darlene
Steinfeldt
Butch
Ronald Pierson
Cappy
Ronald Rieken
Henry Quinn
Dale Hartman
Lucybelle Lee
Delores Crosser
Spring Concert Highlights Vocal Groups and Band Ensembles
On April 3 a spring concert featured small vocal groups and band ensembles under Mrs. Ramberg. Songs prepared for the April 12 and 13 contest were performed by double mixed quartet, girls sextet, girls quartet, boys quartet, mixed quartet, and soloists. Band pieces included clarinet quintet, cornet trio, clarinet trio, saxophone quartet and instrumental solos. Larger groups will perform at a later date.
Prying Pan Judy Gast ties marital name to North Carolina curious link
Gossip column notes Judy Gast, a mock Queen For a Day contestant, says she married and shares a married name. Mentions Dale Hartman and Bob Mann with squirt guns, Cathy Snider seeks a pen pal, and various cheeky quips about teens, teachers, and local life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Gast
Cathy Snider
Cathy
Phyllis Saint
Norman
Marshalltown
Mr. Rhoads
Larry Meints
Larry
Karla Frerichs
Brother Darold
Eve
Eines
Vatter
Sophomore News Calendar Notes For April Events
The sophomore class schedules a Friday hayride on April 5 at 7 PM if a tractor and rack are ready. Also on April 5 a Girl Scout meeting, troop 2, kitchen area at 7 PM. April 7 district meeting in the auditorium and kitchen at 9 AM. April 10 4-H training at the wing from 1 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronnie Hazelwood
Carole Morris
Melvin Miller
Cathy Snider
Larry
Donald Duck
PB. W
Extension Farm Events List for April
The Extension Family Living Committee meets April 9 at the Extension office at 1 p.m. The 4-H Organization Training School is April 10 at the Youth Building at 1 p.m. April 11 offers an Adult Leader Training School with a One Dish Meal at 1:30 p.m. and an Adult Leaders’ Meals session in the kitchen and wing at 1:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Extension Family Living Committee
Adult
Des Moines Veteran Seeks Care Amid Pneumonia Recovery
Radcliffe Floyd Olson entered the Veterans Hospital in Des Moines last Wednesday for a physical check up. He is suffering with pneumonia but is improving. Numerous local residents visited, hosted gatherings, and attended meetings at the Hoffman and associated households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Olson
Veterans' Hospital
Des Moines
Theodore Bauge
Huxley
Arnie Johnson
Craig
Win. Hoffman
Harry Spindler
Hoffman
William Hoffman
Hardin County Board of Education
Eldora
Ker
Des Moines Visitors Attend Webster City Golden Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Butcher Nelson and baby of Des Moines visited Mrs. Alice Stenberg Sunday evening after attending the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. Nelson's grandparents in Webster City. Ralph Mason of Cedar Rapids spent the weekend with his parents, joined by Mrs. Mason's brother-in-law and sister Otis Rasmussen and his wife from Webster City for Sunday dinner. Mrs. A. G. Terry returned from Grinnell after a week caring for her ill mother Mrs. Hoeg with the flu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butcher Nelson
Baby
Des Moines
Alice Stenberg
Webster City
A. G. Terry
Grinnell
Hoeg
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Junior Jazz
America
Purina Chiek
Startena
Crosley Farm Store
Brenda
By Dee Luiken
Harry & Wayne
Radcliffe
Mith Huehn
Blanche
Ethel
Nott
Alden
Richard Arends
Ackley
Jerome Beach
Dale Moon
New Providence
Serafim Romberg
Hardin County
Ruth Chrisman
Carl Harestad
Fort Chaffee
Ark
Wm. Hoffman
Wofffman
Casper Berg
Dell Rapids
Dale Langman
Cindy Ann
Sheffield
Lulu Jones
McKee
Ames
Mt. Vernon
Arnold Severson
Rodney
Curtis Severson
Arnold
Methodist Hospital
Andioins Lewis Bjerkestrand
Bjerkestrand
Elmeragnussen
Denver
Magnussen
Georgia Sheldon
Thelmer Swenson
Christine Terry
Barbara Jean Rierson
Marilyn Mason
H. A. Mason
W. J. Schwendemann
Aplington
Clarence Tordoff
Iowa Falls
C. E. Warman
Ronnie
Auld Larson
Hubard
New
U. S
U.S
Fryers, Ca
del Monte
Shady Brook
Stilwell
Bond
Krey Beef
Calif
Susy
Banana Queen
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