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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1969
Page
5
Newspaper staff list appears with many names and roles ending without a clear event or outcome. The readable text shows a farewell style segment naming editors advisers reporters and contributors in a long roster.
Donna Post hosts a January 16 1969 workshop from 4 15 to 4 16 pm at Rock Valley Public School with speaker Mrs BL Barber of Sible presenting on Production of Visuals. Attendees include several teachers. The session explains machines used dry mount overhead projector and thermo fax with future meetings January 23 on Selection of Media and January 28 on Overhead Utilization.
A foreign exchange student from George will arrive at RV High School on Monday January 20. She will meet with both German class and Student Council members and speak at the Rotary Club meeting that evening.
West Sioux defeated Rock Valley 22 to 26 in the seventh grade game after an 8-7 halftime edge for Rock Valley. Seventh grader Tom Anderson scored 10 points followed by Brian Vanderviter with 1. other scorers included Galen De Bey and Rick Porter. Eighth graders surged to a 29-12 halftime lead and finished 51 to 97 for West Sioux. Ron Pederson led with 16 points, Glen Lange 12, with contributions from Ron Hubbof, Les Ranschau, Tonny Claussen, Brian Duis, Kevin Van Beek, and Carl Vande Weerd. Reserve players saw most action in the latter half.
The fourth grade is catching up after snow breaks, tackling basic skills and harder math to speed progress. Students split into groups to compare answers, study the human body in health, and begin new science on electricity with planned experiments.
Kathys profiles Karla Dylata a central RVHS figure as senior sweetheart and 1969 annual assistant editor. She led chorus secretary duties and played Little Sister in Get Smart Jr. Classmates note her small frame big involvement and plans after graduation including Stewart School of Halentyling. Gary Miller caption highlights dual sport year and upcoming draft uncertainty.
The menu lists hot lunch options for Monday through Friday January 27 to 31 with items such as orange juice cheese burgers buttered green beans chili soup Swiss steak tuna hot dish and daily peanut butter and half and half sandwiches. Milk and fruit sides accompany most meals and menus may change.
Dave Suter, a standout at RVHS, began wrestling sophomore year and earned A team honors. Competing at 168 pounds then 180, he posted 24 wins 6 losses as a sophomore and 12 wins 0 losses as a junior. Last year he set five high school records and won sectional and district opening matches. This year he won the RV tourney the Alaan tourney and the LeMars tourney with strong title hopes.
The Stars First Grade students, Tammy, Darla, and Paul, brought birthday treats this month. They wrote poems in language arts and prepared to mount them. In social studies they studied the Far North and Eskimos and the animals they depend on. They learned coin values and fluid measures from a cup to a quart.
Jan Bowe notes the new term engages eighth graders in civics reading and art, with math challenging students via trig functions. They plan business letter formats in English, study earth layers and soil formation in science, and start a modern music unit requiring term papers on popular singers and composers.
Jap Brown notes seventh graders cheer the switch from reading to economics and shop. They faced three tough geography tests and look forward to history with Mester. They will study contemporary music and dislike ancient pieces. In math they discover integers, while English surveys reference books in the library.
A classroom session focused on consonant sounds verb forms and vocabulary study as part of reading instruction.
The class completed the first semester with ba ss reading, Weekly Reader, spelling, and math tests. Students enjoyed textured and scratch art, winter cone crafts, and dress up displays. They studied counting money, earth science, and astronauts, with Dorinda and Joe having January birthdays.
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