March Activities and Student Happenings at RHS
Friday marked FWH.A slave day with seniors showing pictures of younger girls and leopard scarves. Will Rogers was named as the favorite by Mr Liston after weeks of the Question of the Week. A trip to Fort Dodge saw Hamlet with Mrs Olerich and seniors. About 20 students still hadn’t turned in registration sheets despite hall reminders. Lollipop Day left only empty tables and Tootsie pops for younger students. The RHS mailbox became a facility for letters to out of town friends. Thought for the week laments the end of a Swing Show.
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RHS
Dart
Question Of The Week Favorites Across Classmates
L T says horseback riding while J H dreams. R M works on cars. M E watches The Lone Ranger. D E and K R cite Leave It to Beaver and variety. D S enjoys eating. B B has fun. D E sleeps. P S rides horses. Dart note.
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L.T
J.H
R.M
M.E
D.E
D.S
B.B
K.R
P.S
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Senior Interview Homecoming at R H S highlights Pam Peters
The article profiles Pam Peters queen of Homecoming at R H S with details on birth date August 17 1951 height 5 4 blue eyes brown hair and memories from Prom 1968 Swing Show 69 and various classes. It also spotlights Russel Ray Mann with his athletic record family and school memories plus hunting and dating tips and a playful closing motto about chasing him to Omaha.
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R.H.S
Pamela Ann Peters
Pam
David
America
Rolfe
Iowa
Russel - Ray Mann
Russ
Rollie Mann
Dawn
Leroy
Mike
Roger
Focus on Positive Action Week by F H A and A H S members
During National F H A Week March 23 29 members of Future Homemakers of America promoted good citizenship. Activities included visits to Sunset Hill Manor lollipop day teacher appreciation tags and a Shakespeare speech contest culminating in Lake Mills Iowa with 124 schools participating.
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F.H.A
A.H.S. Future Homemakers of America
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Sunset Hill Manor
State Contest Honors For Sioux City Students At Speech Meet
Sioux City students compete with larger schools in the state contest after district rounds. Ten of 17 entries advanced to the state level with ratings for Shari Feldman Laurie Brinkman Jane Christensen and Dave Baade among top performers. Some contestants earned II or IV ratings while one overran time limits and received automatic disqualification. The state issues T and IT ratings and medals for achievement.
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Sioux City
Cheryl Wilson
Shari Feldman
Laurie Brinkman
Jane Christensen
Dave Baade
Edgar Lee Masters
Carol Rude
Cheryl Rickard
Jane Rickard
Radio News
Local notes and social visits across the region
Community items mention a positive evaluation of a school program with a call for broader student involvement. Also listed are multiple social visits and gatherings including confirmations, anniversaries, and birthdays from Gilmore City to Albert City and Rutland, with travel to California and Oregon.
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Grice
Wilson
Ritz
Omaha
Marilyn Lehman
Playboy
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Liston
Dietrich
Jones
Universal Trade
Pamela Peters
Russel Mann
PEA. News
Shakespeare
Hamlet
Globe Theatre
Lake Mills
U. S. Weather Bureau
IMT Insurance
Des Moines
Iowa Loss Prevention Institute
Walnut Street
Pocahontas, Iowa
Rialto
Theater
Pocahontas
James Bond
Russia
Fury
Chrysler Motors Corporation
W. H. Goodrich
Gilmore St
Gilmore City
Jowa
Eddie Shelgren
Shelgrens
Carl Hansen
Eldridge Kipfer
Todd
Paul
Bertha Kipfer
Debra Funk
Lutheran Church In Terris
Debra
Norman Funks
Graettinger
Forrest Tutt
Jim MelIntire
Charles City
George Yabsley
Albert City
Ed Shelgren
California
Jean Daughenbaugh
Hunington Beach
Gordon Shelgrens
Antioch
John Shelgrens
Oakland
George Weibles
Glenn Samuels
Jack Walls
Sophia Marquardt
Dave Shelgren
Springfield
Ore
Jim Mar
Art Smith
Ray Isacson
Virgil Peterson
Shelly
Vicki
Joe Taylor
Francis Shekey
Rutland
Mr. Taylor
Ritz Theatre
James Garner
George Kennedy
Evarenzi
Plymouth
Plymouth Fury
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Hip
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