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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1934
Page
5
Rolfe Public School will open Monday August 31 1936 with home economics students to observe improvements in the department. A circular kitchen layout with new white sinks a gas range and upgraded cabinets enhances facilities and accommodates more pupils while meeting modern vocational standards.
Editorial notes support and caution on revising high school subject requirements. It argues for guiding student course choices to align with career plans, highlighting dangers of elective avoidance of math and science. The piece outlines Rolfe School proposals and marked required subjects as part of ongoing policy discussion.
The record lists Louisiana school board members with President J.0 Danmbers and officers including AOE Brinknan and P.M. Grodin. Other names include P. Graves and Mrs. Alta diewleti.
Analyzes rise of special taxes from 1912 to 1935 and the shift of revenue away from property taxes. Argues state reliance on indirect taxes burdens local governments and schools, urging reform and reorganization for fairer funding and improved efficiency.
Rolfe Iowa hires three new teachers to fill vacancies from resignations. Ruth Wilson of Wadena Kansas becomes dramatics and English instructor. Louise Smith of Sioux City takes music. Alice Hood of Mallard will teach fifth grade. Additional staff assignments include D Evans and others in various subjects.
The Rolfe school invites ninth grade pupils for registration August 7 and 29 from 9 am to noon and 2 pm to 6 pm to discuss courses texts and other school matters. Superintendent M D Anderson notes welcomes to district students. athletics outlook highlights football and basketball prospects with returning lettermen and a seven game home schedule.
The district will continue the previous year’s book rental plan with fees of 31.25 for the senior high, 1.00 for grades Three to Six, and 0.75 for below the Third grade. Issuance runs Aug 27 to Aug 24 with hours for students meeting obligations only. Kindergarten entry requires a Dec 1 birthday in 1986.
The notice states that all foreigners in Peru must register annually in July. The report notes a smaller number of organ grinders but a steady supply of monkeys behind the wheels, reflecting a recurring urban curiosity.
A list of educators across Iowa communities includes Vernon Brandes in Waterloo as principal and math and typing instructor. Dorothy Breckenridge in Waterloo teaching English literature and art. Phyllis Cutler in Cedar Falls handling social science and science. Alice Hood in Mallard teaching fourth and fifth grades. Lucile Bucher in Ulver or unfamiliar spelling for third grade. Georgian Phares in Ida Grove for second grade. Ann Williams in Des Moines for first grade. Mary Anne Alleman in Marathon as kindergarten and assistant fourth grade.
Readable items show fall 1348 schedule with AugoSade registration for new students. Open date is Monday Aug 81 1986 37, and several Friday nights list football matches at Rockwell City Pocahontas Gilmore City and other locales. Key terms include Des Moines Laurens Livermore and Eagle notes of six week periods and Thanksgiving vacation with school closing for Christmas recess.
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