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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1966

Page

5

Robert Vaughn Born December 15 1947 in Rolfe

Senior Spotlight entry recounts a future vision by Debbie Lehnus noting baby Robert Vaughn born December 15 1947 at a farmhouse near a creek. The narrative mentions his parents Grace and Virgil Vaughn, sister Janet, and a name choice of Robert. It predicts he will attend Rolfe Community High School and pursue American Problems and vocational agriculture.

Grace Virgil Vaughn Janet Robert Rolfe Community High School Venus

Question Of The Week What Does GFS Stand For

Marcia Hood and others quiz classmates on the acronym GFS with humorous guesses. The correct meaning given is Girls Friendly Society, cited by Ronda Accurso of DART.

Marcia Hood Fayeth Gary

Librarian Mrs. Olerich Tends to Questions in Rolfe

Mrs. Olerich of Rolfe Community Library answers hundreds of student inquiries daily. She catalogs books corrects papers and assists learners while juggling English biology and history topics. A Rolfe High School graduate she earned a bachelor’s from Morningside College and completed a Library Science minor at Northwestern University.

Olerich U. S Rolfe Rolfe High School Morningside College Northwestern University

Mrs Olerich Balances Roles as Teacher Librarian and Adviser

Mrs Olerich teaches American Literature and sophomore English while serving as High School librarian. She heads the school paper Thy Dart and credits education farming and politics as core interests tied to democracy and community life.

Daydreaming Student Reflects on Classroom Moments

A student recalls a calm afternoon in class while observing classmates. The note hints at a moment of reflection during a routine school period.

Roses and Thorns From School Life

A light school column lists roses for daily joys such as track girls chemistry lab NI-3 senior year with 21 days left and a field trip to Omaha. Thorns point to the binomial theorem unhelpful hours of arithmetic and unpaid Pep Club dues plus oversleeping missing the bus and kindergarten day off.

PHA Omaha

Prom memories of Barbara Hulgan in Fort Dodge High yearbook

The passage describes Barbara Jeanne Hulgan born July 25 1948 daughter of Jim and Martha Hulgan. A 6 foot 6 inch brunette high school student active as baton twirler band member glee club mixed chorus F H A and Pep Club with water sports and reading interests. She planned to attend Fort Dodge Junior College majoring in English and advised to know your goals early and work toward them.

Barbara Jeanne Hulgan Jim Martha’ Hulgan Fort Dodge Junior College

Kindergarten Round-up Opens With Community Hope

Local organizers announce Kindergarten Round-up to enroll children for the upcoming year. Parents expect strong attendance as families prepare documents and schedules.

School Menus Weekly Meal Plan Summary

Monday offers goulash apple salad cream pudding on graham crust with buttered French bread and milk. Tuesday serves orange juice roast beef on bun mashed potatoes corn blue plum sauce cookie and milk. Wednesday features creamed chipped beef on toasted bread cubes green beans apricot pineapple cobbler bread and butter sandwich and milk. Thursday presents chicken sandwich steamed potato butter sunshine salad cinnamon roll and milk. Friday includes tuna noodle casserole spring salad peach sauce cookie peanut butter sandwich and milk.

F.H.A Trip to Omaha With Local Hosts

F.H.A. girls accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Faaborg visited Omaha last Friday. They toured the Northern Natural Gas Company building, viewed city scenes from the 16th floor, visited Joselyn Art Museum, shopped at the mall, then toured Boys Town with a Malvern group. The trip ended with Shrine Circus acts enjoyed by the girls.

F.H.A Faaborg Omaha Nebi Northern Natural Gas Company Joselyn Art Museum I.H.A Boys Town Malvern P.H.A Shrine Circus

Twenty Seven Girls Make Honor Roll Remarkable Quarter

At 6:00 AM a bus ride marked a memorable day for twenty seven junior high students. Seventy seven percent earned a place on the honor roll for the third quarter, per principal J H Dobrovolny.

J. H. Dobrovolny

Grade School Report Haster projects delight youngsters

In the final weeks of school students share playful Haster projects. Bunnies stand with cotton tails as paper chicks hatch from eggs. Hens crafted from wallpaper with a flowered pattern add a charming touch.

Easter celebration and science projects in class

Students dressed in different costumes for a Raster parade and enjoyed a room visit. Easter eye hunt aided by Home Ec girls. A science unit covered the sun as a hot star, moon shapes, earth’s surface, and reading readiness with We Read. Pies sures. Number readiness compared full empty much little few many tall short.

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Debbie Lehnus Robert Vaughn Barbars Hylgan F.H.A. Trip Niny Mark Feldman Ida Hauser Robert Weigert Carol Rude Laurie Brinkman William Shimon David Lexterkamp Tom Winkleblack Linda Lopour Barbara Wolverton Debra Zeman Ruth Rickard Wees Eee Enn Becky Ramsvig Ba Naney Vainrebarene Cheryl Wilson Janis Ferguson Monte Howard Vicki Trimble Henry Brinkman Dennis Ricklefs Diane Bierstedt Dart Mrs. Pearson Aden
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