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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1968
Page
5
Helen Roorda writes of Trojan Topics with seventh and eighth grade sextets and multiple class songs. The Union High Band contributed three songs for the concert as science, math, geography, art, English, history, and home economics classes cover topics from body growth to pronouns to cheese units and cooking, including a tomato casserole.
The notice lists a school lunch menu for Monday through Friday with items like turkey and dressing and noodle casserole. It ends with a bold claim of victory over Hulstein and notes potential changes. no clear dates beyond November are consistent.
Kindergarteners and families attended an open house as pupils progress through an Indian unit. They crafted teepees and canoes, sang Thanksgiving songs, and used rhythm sticks and instruments. Displays included turkeys made from pheasant feathers and colored paper, with class activities on Halloween and Thanksgiving.
Lois Umber appears in a playful capsule item for Rock Valley High. The note mentions her four years of high school, prior grade school at Rock Valley Christian, and her early roles on the girls glee and volleyball teams, plus service as student librarian in her first two years.
This year is Lois's final high school year as she serves as assistant editor on the annual staff. She studies Home Economics American Government English IV and Bookkeeping this year. After graduation she plans to seek employment and the staff offers her best wishes.
Mrs Landegants class finished its health unit on the five senses. In science they completed heat and mechanical energy, enjoyed the unit. They study multiplication of whole numbers in Thursday classes. The New England states are studied in social studies as students prepare for Thanksgiving and Christmas. In art they weave mats and place mats for a party. The class welcomes a new student.
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