Students document a busy Iowa classroom week
The diary notes show students learning manuscript writing and spelling with many perfect scores. Activities include dramatizations, geography on deserts, Iowa history, and studies of Norway and Sweden. Absent due to illness or mumps are listed, birthdays celebrated, and two students had appendectomies with long returns planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Gloria
Henry
Dean
Ronnie M. Douglas
Marla
Douglas
Pamela
Kathryn
Arnold
Merry
Alice
Annette Wynne
Desert
Peter
Kathleen
Beverly Rae
Nancy
Arlen K
Audrey
Ronnie K
Linda
Robert
Betty
Beverly V
Sylvia
Ruth
Dicky
Mary Ellen
Blaine
Delmer
Dennis
James
Ronnie G. Robert
Leon
Wesley
Marilyn
Phyllis
Margaret
Ronald B
Judy
Aileen
Arlys
Gerald
Joyce
Larry
Mary
Jean
Bonnie
Delano
Ronnie H
Iowa
Local Residents Share Sunday Gatherings Across Area
Social notes list numerous Sunday visits and dinners among residents of Sibley Sheldon Orange City George Sioux Center and nearby towns. Guests include families of Ren sink Haze Boonstra Moret and Schreuder with many travel to hospitals or celebrate birthdays and attend events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Pochl
Sibley
Jack Rensink
Lawrence Haze
Gree
Sheldon
Bob Boonstra
Orange City
Rob Moret
Howard Verrips
Paul Schreuder
Walter Dickevers
Gerrit Leusink
H. D. Leusink
Wm Mouw
Iowa City
Gertrude Mouw
Elmer Kooiman
Edgerton
Minn
Adriana Dick~ Evers
Vernon Engalls
Lester Gaugertert
Heron Lake
Henry Auberg Jr
Leonard Korthals
Evert van Westen
George
Wanda Jean
John Vander Haar
Dwight Vander Haar
Rushmore
Joe van Velzen
Henry van Veldhuizen
Sioux Falls
Vets Hospital
Peter Rol
Larry
Worthington Mann
Dorothy Klien
Sioux Fall
Ernest Olsen
Vernon Schemper
Bert Engelsman
Harold Zemmel
Bill Vagts
Donnald Dunnick
Andy Walthuizen
John Scholten
George Brinks
Andy Bruns
Jeannet Sleeper
James Schwartz
Howard Langstraat
Jim Ver Hoef
Bernie Ver Hoef
Sioux Center
Adriana Diekevers
Allen Rozenboom
Marcia Sue
Peter Baartman
John Sitters
Frances
Elton Cady
Chester Sitters
Andy Smid
W. A. Krahling
S. J. Smid
Betty Rose
Mary Lane
Grey Shop
John Siderius
Frank van Dyke
Ypsilantic
North Dakota
Herm Siderius
Peter Roland
Sioux City
Allan Schafer
Datus Lake
Henry Zwiers
Arie Baartman
Harry Uittenbogaard
Sanborn
Gerrit Uittenbogaard
Henry van Velzen
Logan Vanden Brink
Arie Zimmerman
Clarence Bindert
Candby
Lloyd Rensink
Memphis
Tenn
Sylvester Rensink
San Diego
California
Clarence Postma
Rens Postma
Jake van Dievren
Art Miller
Jim Kool
Merry Lou
Gerhart Scholten
Art Thompson
Anne Baartman
Richard Green
Paul Brink
Fulda
Henry Koerselman
Hull
Dick Koerselman
Ed van Zanbergen
Hospers
Henry Jacobsma
Herm Meester
Oscar Johnson
Larry Salmon
S. R. Menning
Newkirk
Danny
Donald Drenth
Adrian, Minn
Jake Drenth
C. E. Kamml
L. B. Beyers
Spirit Lake
Joe Moow
John Holland
Sioux Center Hospital
Iowa doubles psychology staff for children’s institutions
Iowa has more than doubled the psychology staff of its mental, penal and children's institutions in 14 months. Lowell W. Schenke, director of psychological services, says seven full-time psychologists were hired in 1951 and 1952, totaling 12 staff psychologists plus a part-time counselor for 12,500 persons in 13 homes and institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Lowell W. Schenke
Board of Control
Schenke
Call news to Mrs. Ed Baart man
Mrs Ed Baart is informed by phone at 2632 to receive news updates. The note records a caller reaching out with a request for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Baartman
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Finny Bomgaars
Betsy Lee
Eddie
Richard B
Richard K
Charles
Diane
Faye
Cordell
Redbird
Norway
Sweden
Europe
Shirley Ruth
Karen
Harriet
Glady’s
Gladys Vande Garde
Kenneth B. Darren
Carole B. William
Kenneth S. Ardyce Boelsma
Dorothy
Wilma
Marlene
John Lee
Marian
Anthony
Carolyn
Sharon
John Lee Rensink
High School News
Tillie
Rita Bleasdell
Marjean Vanden Hoef
Lowe
Boyden, Iowa
FELCO
Iowa State College At
Ames
Consumers Cooperative Association
Farmers Co-op Ass'n
Farmers Savings Bank
Market Report
Rock Valley Sales Co
Gerrit Harmelink
Mgr
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