Rural Graduates Rally for Rolfe High School
Prominent educators argue a high school education should be the minimum for every child. Seize today’s privilege as tomorrow may be too late. Attend a school with fifty years of opportunity and equipment.
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1941
Page
8
Prominent educators argue a high school education should be the minimum for every child. Seize today’s privilege as tomorrow may be too late. Attend a school with fifty years of opportunity and equipment.
The program presents required courses across mathematics home making agriculture English commercial and Normal Training. It aims to avoid large classes and teacher shortages by offering comprehensive study in essential subjects over multiple years.
Last spring six of nine state contest events earned first division ratings. A complete commercial course is shown necessary by Bulletin No. 34 of Iowa State Teachers College. Free vocal lessons with nominal private instrumental rates and a small teaching staff support the program.
Rolfe highlights its football success with two Twin Lakes conference titles in a brief history. The district showcases lighting for the field, playing equipment, and a full schedule. Athletes receive insurance. Education and entertainment programs are free for Rolfe Public School children, supported by the school owning its own projector machine.
The program covers junior and senior class plays annually and participation in a one act play festival. Students also engage in state declamatory work with the North West District Contest set in Rolfe this year. A speech course is offered as part of the school curriculum each year.
The piece highlights improved coaching by Art Evans for basketball and promotes athletic participation featuring students like Al Rudolfson Leo Cornwell Keith Rickard and the Calligan Lokerses. It notes no expensive books, only a nominal yearly rental to cover up-to-date materials and cost of maintaining clean texts.
The Homemaking Department has offered a 10 week adult night school for six years. Four defense classes taught trade education to about sixty out-of-school youths this past year. They plan to expand the adult program this year.
For ten years Rolfe high school has expanded offerings in vocational education. Home making commercial and agriculture courses are taught and defense classes extend trade training to out of school youth.
Pupils at Rolfe high school may choose from several activities to gain valuable experience beyond academics. A 1940-41 photo shows the girls glee club, AL, which earned a first rating in the state contest last spring and has placed first division in five of the last six state contests.
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