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Mount Pleasant News (Newspaper) - February 22, 1958, Mount Pleasant, Iowa These Days by Georg e. Soke Civ Vcci Imp Lati Vegi Idanne records in relationship to the child parents can play a role for which there is no substitute that is if parents temper natural affection with some degree of intelligent objectivity. It May be in a Parent s heart that his son should stand on the stage in Carnegie Hall and play the violin like a Fritz Kreisler or a m ischia Elman but the boy wants to be a Ball player and ends up As a bus Driver. To there is tile father who believes that Stern discipline Bing bang and Don t you use lipstick around Here solves All problems. As a matter of fact. Such rigid discipline often ill conceived produces Only hate and a sense of inferiority the Golden mean still remains a sound Rule for dealing with other human beings even ones own children. I lie or Hue s in this country have e need to usurp Many of the functions of the parents and one of tile guideposts to this is the Quot accumulative guidance which m any schools use and which Are Desi Ped to provide a key to the mind and character of the child Lins includes the aptitude and i q tests. There would be nothing wrong in this ii the records were available to parents so that they could know As much about their children As the teachers believe they do. The aptitude tests May he some guide for instance to what the child ought to do at College or in life it might show that he has no aptitude for being a lawyer but he might do astonishingly Well As a Salesman. Or it might show that a girl will not succeed As an executive but that she might do extraordinarily Well As a Mother hut. Nothing is shown to the parents. The record is for teachers Only. The Parent might be guiding Hie child in one direction the teachers in another. Such a Connie is unnecessary. Parent teach ers meeting rarely accomplish what they set out to do. The parents never Rise in such meetings there Are always a noisy few who waste time with their endless mappings on general subjects. The it. Pleasant news. N to i whim ii it. Pleasant Iowa saturday evening i kit. 22. 1958 violist to be guest soloist at band concert Ewt. Faculty member receives Danforth Grant warmer by gamer of per week by mall $7.50 per year Oli of All. Ill in a rid in in an old fashioned mule drawn Carriage president Eisenhower and his Host at Thomasville ga., tonner Secretary Georg Humphrey leave the of the fire Side to Hunt Quail on Humphreys Plantation International sound onto investigate plane crash and explosion on Carrier i parents fur instance could help teachers to know themselves if they dared to Tell a teacher what they know the children think of her the other Day i overheard a croup of girls Tell about a teacher whom they regard As very Bright hut they insist that she interpose her private opinions some of which the pupils know to be hooey. In once instance i showed a group of girls from primary sources that what a teacher told them is literally untrue it was a sad thing to do but i preferred to establish the truth. I asked the girls to require the Leacher to produce contrary documentation from primary sources to maintain her position. They refused. But their reason for refusing was a bad one they were afraid of bad Marks. In other words they had no regard for their teachers intellectual integrity. A voting Man i know got a bad Mark for expressing an opinion which differed from his professors in College. Is we come Back to the Quot accumulative guidance record Quot which teachers Are forbidden to show parents the general excuse being that Johnny will compete with Bill when their parents Tell them what these records show and that such Competition is bad even in a competitive society. Tile Quot accumulative guidance record Quot seeks As much information about the child As possible. But it must be startlingly unscientific if tile parents Are not included in the plot to gather information. For instance some children Are regarded As Lazy because they Are slow Why Are they slow is there a family record of Low blood pressure or Low blood sugar none of these conditions Are supposed to be hereditary but Low blood pressure does show up in lines of families. A la St As the Parent knows Little about what the teacher s backgrounds Are so the teachers know Little about the child a because the teacher does not know the parents. I often look up the backgrounds of teachers who attract my attention by what they say. Like most parents i never do anything about what i find. We Are a cowardly but comfortable people who Sutler from let Well enough alone. But the Day will come when parents take Over the schools which belong to them Ltd san Diego Cal fins the Navy launched an investigation today into a plane crush and explosion which killed three men and injured two others aboard the aircraft Carrier Shangrila off the California coast. The mishap disclosed by the Navy last night occurred when a single engine Fli of Grumman Tiger Jet crash on Landing exploded and fell Over Tho Side of the Carrier. Killed in the Accident thursday afternoon the Navy said were the Pilot of the fighter plane. It. David Oscar Qudala of Sunnyvale Calif and two men who were working nearby on die flight deck Ronald o Payne aviation in a inst j e of san Jose Calif. And airman Clandes n Hardeman of Smithville Tex Hoover is granted Hie ii award i Robert l Rickman will play Lour i dances by Mara is when he appears in soloist w it ii the Iowa Wesleyan conceit band wednesday Fob 2t>. T the College Chapel in i. Pleasant Marilyn Brannon Wesleyan student from it. Madison will be i or Rickman a accompanist i or David e Price head of the j my in department w ill conduct the band in the following program and Ora in us to and a rectus. Palest ins hat vey Richard 111 overture German St Clair toccata for band Erick a March from Linin Hauser Lake it intermission for French dances murals l a Reuble i a Provencal Lama feint to be Basque Robert l re Kun Viola Marilyn Brannon accompanist smoke gets in your eyes. Kern Leal in Anderson Yoder Grundman. Seitl we in Yaw Coli mis. Chark o it the sociology i a we i a Van it it Sun Bead Despai Burnt of Liege has been rained to receive a Danforth Leacher Grant for eleven Momti beginning in june she will do full time Munter song of the Bells relax it Rumba it the Blue Tail Fly March salutation member of the Cert band Are Robert Hacic. Al Tonquin. 111. De St Ach. Chica go i Iii Donna Reinking Hampshire la Phil Johnson Rockford ill. Nordic Wood Seneca Iii i o. the injured were identified Only As airmen s. N. Brown and Richard l. Davis Davis was taken to Balboa naval Hospital in san Diego with multiple second and third degree Burns. Brown suffered minor in Urie a Navy spokesman said the mishap occurred when the Jet tried to land but failed to engage the arresting gear on the flight deck. Quot it Wildcat terrorizes girl Palo Alto Calif. A snarling Aldest terrorized Sharon weeks. �?T9. For of mind is in her apartment thursday night the 18-Pound Wildcat is a 6-month-old pet. It belongs to a Roommate Jon Lee Wilson. She was at work when the cat began stalking miss weeks. Every time miss weeks moved toward the Telephone the cat lunged with band Teeth. Finally miss weeks knocked the Telephone to the floor operators at the Central sex j change where both Young women Are employed heard her screams i and the snarls of the cat. They called police who snared the cat. A it Valley forge pains former president Herbert Hoover today repeated a speech he made during the depression 27 years ago to express his Faith that the u. B will rally Quot to a period of great not is Quot from the current recession. Hoover was the principal speaker at ceremonies during which the freedoms foundation cited him for Quot Wisdom and devoted service Quot i. American democracy in 1957 and pres ated him with its highest Sward a special George Washington Honor medal and $5,000. The ceremonies marked the foundation ninth annual Washington birthday program at Valley forge Hoover headed a list of More than 700 individuals and groups honoured for their contributions to the nation s Way of life last year. Only at the conclusion of his prepared address did Hoover disclose that it was virtually identical a via h one he delivered while president at Valley forge on memorial Day 1931. Quot in the Depths of that period of anxiety and discourage Bette bin its. Adel. Ron son urn Burg Albia Patri it la Mccarty Argyle Paul Duncan. Paul Pennington Columbus Junction Joann Mcneil. Crawfordsville Beverly Harper Dumont Anthony Tompkins fort Dodge Darrell Walton. Robert Welti it. Madison Janet if Watts Fremont James Fiete oar or Navillon Jerry Lorimor Hedrick sue Carrot hers. Keosauqua Kay walk Mediapolis Jeanette Goodman Melbourne sue Gooding it pleasant Joanne Peterson Oak Ville clyd1 Osterfoss. Oskaloosa Carroll new Utah Jack Dart Ottumwa Emma Lou Hollingsworth. To graduate Wink which will wheable toward a Doc Cair i i ills tune she w ill la it on pm absence mom Bur dude. Law Law i Wesleyan she expect to i be a pm d. I at University Iowa and commute to Iowa City Home in my pleasant i Jack j Early vie end Dean of the College Iowa Wesleyan Iri ration along Council rec impeded or Charles o Garretson for the Danfort ii Ami Dation Grant for the Ai Adenia year i9&h-9 the selection of mrs Garretson for the giant rep resents a personal a he element for her tis veil a an Honor for Iowa Wesley an College and the it pleasant r of Alii applications sixty per were chosen. Mrs Garretson is of ten women and one of four tile Heidi plans to from her a president stated at today the admin w it h tie i by i Washington a birthday Sale big event Vive Washington s birthday Sale proved to lie a tug attraction in Vit pleasant sat Urda the event started off Early at Hie moment the stores opened and til Ere were hundreds of shopper on the streets and in the stores through the Day die waiting lines formed considerably ahead of the opening of the stores earliest reported time of arrival in front no a place of Busine a was i Ani at the sheets i j riot Ajanie Muser of Burlington arrived at that hour and sat in his Cai waiting ten the garage 1 to Mien he wanted the chevre i let lot it and Goi it he said that Hie Drivers of several cars pulled up during the mix t Bomi be hours saw him waiting Aud went on one local Man it his Alai in for foul a int Lunk lug that should lie Early enough my was surprised when he arrived it the age to find Mosel wait my numerous other bargains such As neckties for a dime. Gills blouses i Quot i a Quarter mid so on were big att aet Ion flu new $5� Cabinet sewing machine an example of the bargains sold at ii m on a name drawing Basil went to Mary urn Fryer Foi $9 99 yes she can bake a Cherry pie buy Bovi a Barbara Chisholm i. Huntsville ala., gives you this smear but Happy smile after winning the National Cherry pie baking contest in Chicago she out baked girls from 48 states Alaska and Canada. Her Quot loot Quot includes a College scholarship an electric Range and n trip to Washington to present bet Prue winning pie to Ute. Inter National sound photo ohs one 80 Masv Frances Weber. William Keith Sasseen Richland ,-, Sumner Mary Haenze. Traer Hilda Schneider Ann rape i to Nancy Eider end Robert Kauffman Wayland Mary Lou Slemmons West Chester Carol Daut. Wilton Junction Beverly Glasscock Winterset officers of the band arc president Carroll Newquist vice presi Dent Hilda Schneider Secretary treasurer Joanne Peterson the Public is invited to tin Cert wednesday night. Eon two rate High at speech event i tent Quot but we rallied to a period of greatness Quot then. Hoover declared. Hid a we will again today Quot two of the Iowa Wesleyan Ropoc Senta Tives at the speech tournament at the University of Nebraska Friday received division i ratings Tivey were Jack Stiles of. Pleasant. In the discussion group who spoke on tile crisis in higher education and Duane Munson Wellman in interpretive Reading who Lead the lonesome train hic Story of the Lincoln train end route to Springfield which Munson narrates with Hie inc Chapel players. Stiles was selected As a member of the resolutions committee to prepare a Resolution to Washington i c., on the crisis in education. Forty four colleges from seven states Are represented at the speech empty buckets into j event which had a debate Tournai Sci he i Fritt ering i men scheduled for saturday. Marriage License issued a marriage License Lias been issued at Tho clerk s office in the courthouse to Sandra Irene Ford. 17, and Richard Lee Stookes a Rry. 18, both of it. Pleasant. Other iowans Wen by the group of sixty they Are Lawrence Ferguson Mills assistant professor of Art at Central collen.�?�, i my Dirk Blay instructor in modern foreign languages at Grinnell in August or Garretson will attend the Danforth teachers con Femme at Camp Milnw amp inca Stony i Ake Mich. Spouse of the chosen group Are also invited i Garretson a or pleasant lawyer and con fit attorney in Henry county Hopes to attend. A Wynona smut caught i of i and or Ralph smut. M Garretson was graduated from or pleasant High school Stephens College and the state University at Iowa. Lists fraternity pledge preference Washington live nations capital wok deluged by bargain Hunters today in hic annual orgy of midwinter madness the Washington s birthday sales thousands of shoppers begun forming line during the Early morning hours in front of stoics for a crack Al Nikci to Bot tie Ere and 89 cent shoes nine cent neckties and stripped Down Jalo pies Quot absolutely free nil von have to do or carry them off the county group v insiders problems facing education Rural teachers attend in service training meeting Henry county Rural teachers assembled in tin office of the county a superintendent of schools for an in service training meeting Friday those were mis Myrtle Schwab i crime cans i Erma Scott min Mildred Neil mrs Marjorie Ark or Walter 99-eent to sets and j Gray mrs Zaida Stanley miss Beer 22-cent Cam j Dorothy Bagh mrs Davitti Nich Olson. Miss Florence Collins mrs Phyllis Overton mrs Clara Dun Levy miss Alice prelim miss Charlotte Drupe mis Beryl Rich mrs. Genevieve Messer min Ethel Mac a Schaefer mrs Imogene Hinkle mrs mar veil French mrs Marcia Cammack i Roeena Wye Mila Rachel Letch to mrs Laura Hinkle mrs Helen Rodgers mrs Grant mrs has i Lawrence and mrs Etta Owen the program consisted of discus dons of remedial Reading by mrs Elizabeth Hite. Remedial Reading teacher for the it pleasant schools and or Robert Gibson supervisor of special education in Henry county. Dry cleaning establishment representatives from various pro fes Slonas and civic groups throughout the county met St the Harlan elementary school in of pleasant i tuesday night to consider some of the problems confronting education in the Stair of Iowa and to consider the possibility of action that i should by taken to secure the Type of legislation that should he enacted by the general Assembly when it meets next year emphasis was placed upon the problem of finance. To was pointed out that this seemed the be the major problem to be solved in the establishment of better educational systems throughout the state. In Iowa approximately 90&Quot of the school Oosta my borne by the property tax that tax in Many school i districts has reached the saturation i Donald Sullivan Dean of men at Iowa Wesleyan College released the fraternity preferential lust late Fri j that there is ample evidence to in men s National social fraternities to Rale to it la property lax is no completed Rushing this week and longer a True Index of wealth or a mrs Lute told the assembled teachers that in her opinion All students could to taught to read that it was necessary to master foundation material and to proceed in a sequential order that All teaching should tie foundations on a love of children and a love of subject matter that teachers should know thoroughly Hie experience background and potential of each student or Gibson told the teachers that All teaching was found toned on Hie level of the child that left to right handedness was not t a a important that each child interpreted printed Herbert a Pape local resident. Has purchased Alberto a cleaners Here and will take Possession on March i. It was announced Here hat in Day Pape who came Here from Farley a year ago to begin work with the Iowa farm Mutual insurance will continue to operate that Agency he said in addition to the present Seiv ices offered in the cleaning establishment he will add a Rimmer Elal laundry service tile Date Foi tile beginning of this service will lie announced later. Albert who came Here a few years ago after purchasing Marlin cleaners expects to locate in Colorado Spring. Colo Art exhibition to open sunday the Art department of rows Wesleyan College will present an exhibition of the Truby Kelly Kirsch memorial collection beginning sunday feb. 23, and will be on display until March 14 the collection was compiled As a memorial to Truby Kirsch by her husband and several close Friend of consists of drawings water a colors and prints by contemporary american and French Arf 1st whose work was influential in twentieth Century Art. Artists whose works arc included in the exhibition Arr Paul Signac Jack Levine Roger Crosse Rove to Leophile Steinlen Odilon Redon Point moreover it was pointed outly Sun a in in �?Tk1 his own sex i Louis Bouche Ruinn Tamayo Aile week and rushers stated their preferences in office of the Dean of men list As announced by Dean Sullivan is. Lambda Chi Alpha and Robert Webb fort resident to Fly first lady to Arizona Thomasville ga., it the who a House announced today that president Eisenhower will Fly the first lady to Phoenix. Ari. Sunday for some Quot Sun and rest Quot at a Beauty resort. Or Eisenhower will have dinner them with his wife stay about eight hours and make an overnight flight Back to Washington in his super Constellation Columbine it. Mrs. Eisenhower will stay in Arizona. He a spent All his life in let Ting Down empty Wells away his age in them up again. False report of bomb on plane or. Early to speak at state meeting of Republican women copyright 1958. Syndicate Little Rock Ark pass engers of an american airlines planet including a negro girl sex i r. Celled from Little Rock s Central j High school were detained at the j King features City s Airport today while author i ties investigated a false report that a bomb was aboard. I Tunisia mediator Robert Murphy above was picked by president Eisenhower to go to Europe and try to mediate the strife Between France and Tunisia which resulted from French bombing of a tunisian town. Murphy Deputy under Secretary of state was Ike a wartime political adviser in North Africa. International or. Jack j. Early Dean of Iowa Wesleyan College will be the speaker March 4 at the Iowa state Council of Republican women Luncher n the affair will be held at 12 30 p m j in the Kirkwood hotel Des Moines j his subject will be Quot changes in i american feb. 27 he will be the speaker at the father child banquet at the j first methodist Church it. Pleasant at the 6 30 p m. Dinner his topic will be "shadow�?T8 of influence Quot two fort Madison engagements Are on Dean Early s schedule. On thursday feb. 20, he addressed the . In the fort Madison High school at their annual founders Day program. His subject was Quot tomorrow is already on thursday March 6, he will speak on Quot a time for greatness at the Jackson school p.t.a., fort Madison. Robert Lowe Madison. Phi Delta Theta Philip Speiden Brighton Tom Neuendorf Donnellson. John Lloyd Bricken. Kirkwood 111., and Henry rending Tucson 1 Ariz. Sigma pin Epsilon Paul Dunc an i Columbus Junction. Hitch l. White awl urls Ville Donald Schroeder Danville Gary Calhoun. Fort Madi son Thoma Keith and Robert i Hamlin Farmington. Leland Elia son Stuart John Ericsson round Lake. Ill Frank i Wuzzardo Rockford 111., Robert Hammesfahr Elmhurst 111. And John spooned Milwaukee Wise. Warner a. Russell Speaks at Batavia Batavia the annual father son banquet of the Batavia Community was held Friday evening at the methodist Church with too dads and j lads present. Several excellent musical numbers were included on the program and Warner a. Russell of i pleasant addressed the group on the topic Quot human engineering our responsibility. Or. George Mccombs served As toastmaster and the speaker was introduced by Harry Wood who has been superintendent of the Batavia schools for 14 years. to pay. Discussion Ulso brought out the fact that every child in town irregardless of whether he lives in a Rich school District or a Ioor school District is entitled to a a Atis fac tory educational program to achieve thus objective state Aid to school districts has to be increased. It was decided that the immediate objective should to to increase state Aid to 25of Hie direct school costs from the present level of to this would mean that the next general Assembly would have to approx j Pilate approximately $53,000,000 As compared to the present $22,500,000 the filmstrip Quot Iowa a Public schools a report to the people Quot was presented superintendent Wayne Carter of the Wayland school was elected chairman of the committee the committee also look action to report Back to their Vari a our groups lot the purpose of Dis cur Ion of educational problems. A second meeting is planned to be held at the Harlan school on tuesday night March 25. Committee members who were present were mrs. Lyle Burroughs. Band parents of. Pleasant Lea Mcgohan Olds Pat to Ftp Eddy Wayland faculty mrs. Milton Curie Salem Pat mrs. Wayne Carter Progress club. Wayland Ernie Ross Winfield schools Carl Lake. Hillsboro Phil Hixson Board of education Hillsboro mrs. Kathryn Hixson pc r in 11 cob and that teachers should have much enthusiasm and a hence in dealing with children. A filmstrip was shown by miss Charlotte Grupe and Wallet Gray depicting some of tile ills besetting education in Iowa today. Among these Are 1 unequal financial advantages. 2 too Many school districts. 3 too High property tax in the afternoon the teachers assembled at the Iowa Wesleyan College science building for a demonstration of Hie Art of teaching keyboard Community Chest meeting Edmeston Kaethe Kollwitz 8yd Possum Henry keen or. Lyonel Feininger and h painting by mrs. Kirsch. I Bess Doughty of Agency and was Lac an Nim of Hilo. Hawaii Are i the students who Are chairmen of the exhibition under the direction of or. Albert Wynne head of the department. They will be assisted by Nancy Burggraaf of new Sharon. Helen Nishida of Hilo Hawaii Larry Calhoun of fort Madison. Marilyn Walker of Humeston Maynard Whitney of Iowa City Barbara Bai i Ley of Appleton Wise., Jeanne Robertson of Mediapolis and Carol Mussar of Des Plaines 111. The show will open sunday with a reception from three to five pm. The Public is cordially invited. The annual meeting of the i. Pleasant Community Chest organization will be held at the Bra Elton hotel dining room on tuesday evening. Feb 25, at 7 45 note change of Date and place from the t previously announced. Election of directors will take place in addition to the giving of reports on the past year s activities. Foose Rural school Board association Keith Haight vow Winfield Bob Linden legion Winfield r e. Mcbeth. Elementary and Junior High faculty i. Pleasant f. P. Thayer or. High Pat. It. Pleasant Roger Galer Lincoln Pat it. Pleasant mrs. Don Gabeline Par Hho Story ent organization it. Union mrs. Hillsboro faculty Herb Blase. Fled Coad it. Union faculty. Saunders Pat it. Pleasant Robert Fleming or. Chamber of Commerce. It. Pleasant Earl Zieke the now a state action serves As committee. Education Assoc sponsor for tile sends Hilo Hawaii newspaper clipping i a recent Issue of the Hawaii Tribune carried a dateline it. Pleasant Iowa telling about an Art exhibit at Iowa i Wes Ley Avn in which two students from Hilo. Wallace Arizumi and Helen Nishida had paintings the item was noted by James a Stites son of a e. Stites of this City and forwarded to his father. James Stites a former Iowa Wesleyan College student is now a u. S. Army Engineer and in Hilo installing a new water system for the Hawaii National Park. His wife und two children Are there with him. He has been there nine months on the four year assign i ment

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