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Newspaper
Hardin County Index
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1957
Page
10
A quirky list outlines teen talk on homework shoe polish and teacher as figures with eyes in the back of the head. It also jokes about Elvis Presley hairdos and fashion notes from both boys and girls with playful parent commentary.
The sophomore class nicknames the boys "The Dingers" and hopes they stop "dingin" next year to avoid a dingy banquet. The girls support a youth center, vow help, and note most students are struggling with passing grades this semester.
Report from the assembly notes a successful party with volleyball, checkers, carem, ping pong and cards. Carol’s record player provided music while lunch at 9 30 p m featured sandwiches jello potato chips cake and ice cream with thanks to the student council and Mothers for food.
The second semester has begun and some subjects will change. Students recall Eskimo Land visit with filmed demonstrations of fishing and hunting. Attendance notes show seven perfect records in the second quarter versus twelve in the first quarter, listing Audrey, Ronny, Danny, Jane, Jimmy, Douglas, and Dennis Nance. Dennis visited during the sixth week of the second quarter.
The class of 57 complains a heavy workload from a weighted schedule. Students report late nights and early mornings, hindering time for activities outside school. They urge changing the schedule to avoid more than two subjects in a row, noting three in a row with substantial written work.
The latest fad pairs fur earrings with fur coats or stoles. Options include 3x2 inch fur earrings speckled with rhinestones, matching various furs, with dangling or button styles in many colors and shapes. A blond wearer was spotted at Ice Fol lies wearing them.
A parable recounts a man hosting a big party where one guest is late and fails to arrive as the guests depart. The tale ends with a moral about absence when one does not go somewhere. By BETTY F. There is also a farmer named McGee with a horse and a rattly Model T. He sleeps while a silent figure creeps around the barn and the unlatched barn invites mischief.
The Old Gold staff worked on their layout mats and arranged the book Apgar Studios at school on Monday January 17 to take activity pictures for the annuals. We have annuals to sell yet. contact a senior class member to purchase.
Juniors face a demanding term paper on American literature requiring library research. Some ask what happens if the paper is not handed in. Alongside the term paper, a forthcoming book report adds to the workload.
The next morning he awoke to find the missing horse gone and McGee with his rattley Model T. That night a figure crept to the shed and claimed to return the horse but rode away. The story shows you shouldn’t lock the barn after the horse is stolen.
In a community note a youth center proposal is discussed amid busy schedules. The writer urges at least one night a week at home and praises band members and Pep Club for support. A snack of gossip about Joan Gast hints at a new acquaintance with brown eyes and a hinted home connection to a bird.
A summary of the book Angel Unaware recounts Roy and Dale Evans Rogers detailing their daughter Robin’s life from birth to age two. It describes Robin born with Down syndrome and her medical challenges including feeding difficulties and a heart murmur.
A short biographical account follows Robin, a severely handicapped child, whose life leads Roy and Dale to stronger faith in Jesus Christ. Through her example and their rodeo and film work, the family discovers that faith matters more than careers. Robin dies at age two, but her purpose is seen as fulfilled.
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