Aristmas Chorus Presents Annual Musicale at Senior High
Chorus at Senior High presents its Annual Aristmas program on December 17 at 5 p.m. in the high school auditorium under director Ellsworth Baldwin with seventh and eighth graders assisting. Horace Hoover dramatics will perform a short Christmas play Why the Thimes Rang with Margaret as narrator. Senior and junior groups perform a sequence of classical choral numbers and carols with soloists Floraine Blake and Elvar Finders, and multiple sextettes led by Emma Finders, Floraine Blake, Ruth Anderson, Lois Temple, Lynn May Boots, and Ruth Walrath. Credit for stage and decorations goes to Hoovor and the public speaking classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth Baldwin
Iss Michyl Oberfell
Horace Hoover
Margaret
Francis Williams
Preetorius
F.rancius Staley
Nathaniel Dett
D. Bortniansky
Floraine Blake
Eiar Finders
Handel
Tessiah
Lhuberc
Eim Finders
Ruthnderson
Lois Temple
Lynn May Boots
Ruth Walrath
Adolphe Adam and
Allaby
Jocelyn
E.ddard
Rahms
A. Prokoff
sopho lore s@xtettie
Charlene Paine
Phyl Stone
Darlene Maher
Betty Inwards
Darlene Cook
Mark Schneider
Race Hoover
Parkside School Celebrates Christmas Art and Reading Progress
Parkside students enjoy a festive misumas mood with Santa faces and wreaths in art class. Kinder and second graders create posters and poems, while third graders study trees for a Christmas tree. New library books arrive as grade levels report reading and music activity progress.
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Parkside School
Misumas
Santa Claus
Vivian Lam
Liyene Ison
Melvin Gienapp
Josephp Greco
Vertila Latham
Anneelle
Jimmy Viiiritto
Kin‘garien
Tommy True
Alild
Goodtuight
Blue Umbrella
Andy
Pepper
Salhinese
Fabian
Red Fairy
Loki
Luile Toun
Iria
Rob Richards
Allelujah Chorus
Nutty Notions by A Corn Pat Pat P
A humorous classroom vignette features Miss Stewart Pat and Pat Homaning as they explore humor and grammar. Dorothy Lamour is praised for lips in Hollywood while a public speaking class yields squeaks, apples to teachers, and chaotic holiday party memories.
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Pat P
Miss Stewart
Pat
Dean B
Dorothy Lamour
Hollywood
Nurse's Ride and Busy Juniors Speak Their Minds
The piece profiles two teens Deloris Kern and Eugene Jahncke. Deloris, 5'5" and 116 pounds, enjoys dancing, biology, and nursing, admires Frankie Laine and Bing Crosby, and plans nurse training after graduation. Eugene, top-third student, hopes to be president, plays track and football, and cites Lil Abner and Esther Williams as favorites. He dislikes notes passed secretly and favors ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delons Kern
Frankie
Bing
Dick Haymes
Twa
Eugene Jahncke
Eugene
Alpha and O
Lil Abner
Esther Williams
Fourth graders learn carol It Came Upon the Midnight Clear
Young pupils practice a song titled Christ Star after hearing Tschaikowsky’s Andante Cantabile theme and singing along with a record to master the carol It Came Upon the Midnight Clear.
Pencil Pin Sale At Harlan School Boosts Seal Fund
The Harlan School held a Pencil and Pin sale that raised 1733 to support the Christmas Seal fund. First graders Ronald Francis and others completed dental card returns. third and sixth graders led by Shirley Gray reported early efforts.
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Harlan
Harlan School
Ronald Francis
Central School
Roula Palmer
Barbara Bradfield
Shirley Gray
Florence Treptow
Joyce Beckner
Stewart Shaw
Joyee Beckner
Marienne Driscoll
Mary Harms
Lucile Hess
Carolyn Jenkins
Dorothy Lowe
Sharon McQueen
Sandra Mack
Janana Proctor
Barbara King
Robert Ash
John Reake
Gene Hall
Raymond Nissen
Stewart Shar
Eugene Bradfield
Robert Clark
Ronnie Davis
Jimmie Wheeler
John Lawrence
Bobby . Flower
Gordon Sanford
Dixie Dudley
Bevery Ann Swarts
Philim Kalm Kennet Frisch
James Miller
Coralie Younker
Bobby Scholz
Edsel Lenius
Elaine Heitter
Patty Heidi
Ted Proctor
Ariene Newton
Ned Sissel
Shirley Smith
Eighth Grade Homemakers Complete Dessert Study
Eighth grade homemaking class under Miss Marian Calderwood finished a desserts study. They used the textbook and also made butter and sponge cakes and learned to bake a one crust pie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Calderwood
Tri-Bi Biology Club Plans Christmas Party Activities
During the regular meeting the Tri-Biology Club will host Christmas party activities. On Tuesday December 1 members bring lunches and continue the program through the noon hour.
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Tri-Bi
South Side Students Present Christmas Program at PTA Meeting
Pupils of South Side School will present a Christmas program at the PTA meeting on Tuesday December 19 at 3 pm. All students participate in readings plays poems and songs including Mysterious Douster TM Up on the House top TM and Silent Night. The Rhythm Band from grades 1 and 2 will perform Jingle Bells and Away in a Manger leading to a party and gift exchange for the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Ann McBride
Washington
Delaware
Marilyn Mariner
Alice
South Side School
Law End
Mgr
Sandy Claus
Robert Kinser
Donna Polson
Jack—Eldon Franke
Babs
Faye Campbell
Ted—Freddie Damon
Mary
Carol Campbell
Roy
Gary Crandall
Russell Woodward
Girl
Shirley Walker
Jane, Ladeburg
Yvonne Reasland
Roger Cottrell
Janice Campbell
Paul Edwards
Marie Smith
Mary Hullman
Katie Wair
Hey
Santa
Grates One
Bobby Kimball
Latest Diversion Wins Approval
A school skating party sponsored by the Girls Athletic Association drew about ninety students on Tuesday evening. Chaperoned by Miss Norma Tenn ey, the event ran 7:30 to 10:30. Students progressed from cautious glides to confident routines with belies, conga lines, waltzes, and the two step. Clair Kraft and George W. Schrantz joined in for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls Athletic Association
Norma Tenney
Clair Kraft
George W. Schrantz
Unity Our Password Unity cooperation for postwar leadership
A high school address urges students to adopt three steps inform study observe to guide postwar policy. It highlights reading history such as the League of Nations and Versailles, watching current events, and planning for leadership after the war. The piece emphasizes unity and cooperation as the nation’s guiding passwords.
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United States
League of Nations
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
America
Johnny
Random Reviews and Holiday Fashion in One Page
A collage of wartime film notes praises Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo with Van Johnson and Phyllis Thaxter, plus reference to Doolittle raid history. The page also notes Scholastic Blue Ribbon, fashion trends like blue jeans and plaid skirts, colored glasses, skating party details, Dinah Shore updates, and holiday gift ideas with cosmetics and jewelry.
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Tokyo
van Johnson
Phyllis Thaxter
Ted Lawson
Jimmy Doolittle
Lawsors
Doolittle
Scholastic
Oelwein
School Pep Assembly Before Cedar Falls and Cresco Events
Junior High and Senior High pupils gathered in the Senior High auditorium for a pep assembly Friday. The program opened with the school song led by the cheerleader, as students prepared for the upcoming basketball game with Cedar Falls and wrestling meet with Cresco.
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Cedar Falls
Cresco
News Party Brings Laughs at Senior High Party
Joan Simmons led a Christmas party game of Truth or Consequences with hard questions provoking playful dares. Recipients endured silly punishments while exchanges of gifts fostered camaraderie among news staff. A light lunch of chili apples peanuts and candy fueled the social hour.
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Chado
Joan Simmons
Senior High
Delaware
Newswriters’ Society
Betty Edwards
Gloria Shine
Alice Finn McBride
Dorothy Gienapp
Afari Mariner
Oelwein Students End Assembly With Cheer, Parody
After a song the assembly cheered the locomotive yell and listened to short talks by Clair Kraft the basketball coach and Will Collins wrestling coach. The program closed with a school song as students including Jack Hancock Lucille Shepard Wanda Pagel Marlin Shruckman Dar lene Cook and others performed a parody of the field artillery song.
Central Children Prepare Plans For Tradition
Central school pupils rehearse Christmas carols for the PTA program on Monday December 18 with primary on the north stairs at 2 30 and upper grades on the south. The event adds to each child’s musical background and community spirit while funds are raised for tuberculosis through pencil sales and contributions.
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Central School
P_ T
Central
H.G. Streight
Grade
Tigers Triumph In Home Opener Over Oelwein Huskies
Oelwein cagers, led by Ott Mann and Jack Rutherford, fell 35 27 as Cedar Falls Tigers controlled the boards and pace. Early cold shooting gave Cedar Falls a 9 0 first quarter edge, with Jesperson and Hamm leading scoring. Oelwein’s frosh-soph team beat Cedar Falls 36 23 in the pregame. Next week, Oelwein hosts Independence then visits Manchester.
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O. H
Independence
Huskies
Sym
Manchester
Soph Quinte
Borland
Clingman
Fortsch
McNamara
Elmer
Cedar Falls
Tigers
Oelwein
Cedar Falls Aggregation
Bingham
Thhe Tigers
Hamm
Markussen
Jack Rice
Qelwein
Ott” Munn
Jim Dero
Jack Hancock
Tiger
Jesperson
Hancock
Bob Rutherford
Mohling
Blair
Howard Smith
Ott? Beant
Cedar Falls Tigers
Cedar Falls’ Tigers
Ott
Mann
Waterloo Grapplers Defeat Oelweinites
In the first Busky season grappling meet East Waterloo defeated the Oelweinites 27 to 9. The card lists 12 weight classes with several decisions and throws by East Waterloo grapplers including D Aversa and J Aversa, Geist, Whitney, and Kristensen.
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East Waterloo
Oelweinites
Collins
Heene
E. W
Feitus
D. Aversa
Ledermann
J_ Aversa
Welchen
Ham
Keding
Shreve
Lau
Tidemann
Ohl
L. Geist
Grasso
Lenius
Christmas Season Motif Inspires School Art
Christmas season provides the motif for seventh and eighth grade art projects. Miss Helen Sullivan notes the outstanding piece by Pauline Strawn and Mardene Zummak, aided by Harold Talmadge and Mananna Sievens in coloring. A stained glass style work, five by three and a half feet, is displayed in the study hall using white and colored chalks. exhibits line the school halls.
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Helen Sullivan
Pauline Strawn
Mardene Zummak
Harold Talmadge
Mananna Sievens
Milk Service Praised by Student Council Leader
Chairman Dick Knowles lauds a milk serving program aiding pupils. Milk is served between periods with Bill Standley chairing the serving committee. Servers include David James, Margaret Doty, Betty Galer, and Donald Spragg. Distributor Ed Madison and crew members Dean Boyington and Ralph Tetistikow staff the ing crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Knowles
Milk
Bill Standley
David James
Margaret Doty
Betty Galer
Donald Spragg
Ed Madison
Dean Boyington
Ralph Tetistikow
Ing Crew
School Staff Roster From Local Newspaper
The school register lists staff positions with editors in chief Doris Conner and Ruth Anderson, news editor, sevenes Dorothy Gienapp Dan Hintz, and other clauses naming Lois Finders Bob Chado Patricia Payne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Conner
Ruth Anderson
Sevenes
Dorothy Gienapp
Dan Hintz
Jack Hancock
Lois Finders
Bob Chado
Patricia Payne
Maniyn Mariner
Alice Ann McBride
Fetid Caclet Oho
Joan Simmons
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Oelwein Daily Register
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Tom McNamara
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David Walker
May Voshel
Beny Walker
Darryle Wiskerchen
Marlene Brewer
Lucille Wait
Katherine Wait
Janet Ladeburg
Patty Edwards
Helen Campbell
Roy Kimball
Betty Simpson
Henrietta Smith
Random Reviews
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Dinan
France
Frenchman's Creek
Louis Bromfield
Parkingtons
Greer Garson
Walter Pidgeon
Revlon
Chen Yu
da Barry
Baid
Ace Hoover
Dramatics
GALAL
Tenney
Richard Brewington
Joel Jones
Robert Platt
Fred Schoening
Tommy Wine
Sharon Butts
Marjorie Jo Carr
Mary Cole
Arleta Davis
Delores Masters
Sharon Linder
Thesehildren
Laura Sawyer
Rockwell City
Oclweinites
Ed” Eischeid
Idebie
Cedar Rapids
Risk
Jack North
Des ‘Moines Register
Willey
Chanen
Fuhrman
Conklin
Bantz
Becker
Hanson
Buchanan County Bors
Dean Christiansen
Husky
Christy
Strawberry Point
Vinton
McQuillan
Thompson
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Oehvein Brapplers
Dominic Aversa
James Aversa
Howard Lenius
Den
Osage
West Waterloo
Cresec Oelwein Lybbert
Felius Ehrood
D. Aversa Richardson
J. Aversa
F. Gunderson
Keding A. Gunderson
A. Lau Bronner
Lenius Ratz
Grasso Qualter
Turney Jacobsen
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Leverington
Munn, Jesperson
Bob Chad
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