Rolfe Consolidated Kindergarten News and First Second Grade Notes
Kindergarten students made Christmas presents for family and decorated their room for Santa Claus. They welcomed Joe Pedersen Joe Tiernan and Maribelle Ives back to school and sang Rudolph and Frosty songs. First and second graders held an assembly with songs and poems and welcomed Santa. second grade earned 100 percent in spelling.
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Santa * Claus
Joe Pedersen
Joe Tiernan
Maribelle Ives
Nicoson
Commine
Joy Cornwell
Gary Post
Barbara Anne Page
Robert Patterson
Maynard Tebben
Kurt Kaiser
Larry McMillin
Phyllis Pedersen
Karen Rude
Donna Hoesing
Joy
Barbara
Donna
Phyllis
Gary
Kurt
Marlene Simonson
Mrs. Tebben
River
Kaye Smith
Joanne’ Kirby
George Luft
Patricia’ Mortensen
Robert Dixon
Robert
Christmas Classroom Notes and Holiday Preparations
A school column lists students and staff by name from first and third grade classes. It notes Christmas vacation nearing, the party details with songs records and gifts, illness absence of Dennis and Elaine, and new helper roles for the coming year. It also recounts a grade rival tally and student paper acknowledgments with many names.
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Gesmer
Santa
Claus
Dennis
Elaine
Janice
Ronnie
Wayne H
Wayne E
Susan
Ronald
Class Party Features Festive Holly and Gift Exchange
Joyce Heald brought holly from Washington for a festive classroom party. The event included cookies, candy, popcorn balls and numerous treats. Students Eldon, Douglas, Dennis, Bobby, Marilyn, Marie, Joyce and Judy joined in a gift exchange and social studies covered New England and Middle Atlantic units.
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New England
Middle Atlantic
Spelling Lesson Recap and Birthday Party Note
The article notes spelling spelling progress with boys ahead and girls improving. It mentions parents and books as information sources and records a combined birthday and Christmas party for Bruce, highlighting a birthday treat brought by Bruce.
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Bruce
Sixth Grade Miss Hutchison Plan and News
A Sixth Grade class updates on plans for the afternoon party and geography test. Lauren Simonson returned after illness and the class notes their Christmas program and a decorated classroom with wrapped presents.
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Hutchison
Christmas Party Notes and School Year Reads
This afternoon at three o clock we exchange gifts with Eileen Kirby Carolyn Heathman Rachel Heald Barbara Kuhn Jerry Miller Junior Murray Ellis Onnen and Charles Mason. In Art Friday we wrapped gifts and made cards. the teacher posted them on the bulletin board. The high school play was enjoyed by all. We wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Junior High classes prepare for a Christmas party and review science arithmetic and English topics before semester tests. March of Dimes drives expand as volunteers mail over a quarter million cards in Iowa led by W K Niemann.
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Eileen Kirby
Carolyn Heathman
Rachel Heald
Barbara Kuhn
Jerry Miller
Junior Murray
Ellis Onnen
Charles Mason
United States
Denny Lendley
March of Dimes aims to raise record funds in Iowa
The speaker calls the upcoming January campaign the biggest in history, aiming to collect over 1.5 million dollars in Iowa. He notes 1954 could be the pivotal year in polio fight, as state health departments and the National Foundation plan large prevention programs, funded by this drive.
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Iowa
National Foundation For
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Rolfe Consolidated School News
Santa ‘Claus
Rudolph
Frosty the Snowman
Association
Batata Bhloe
Aurens
Pioneer
Rit Arnold
Wendell Ritchie
Gillette
Bennett
Miss Fahlin
Tommy
Joe
Dallas
Junior
James
Danny
Gloria
Janet
Dianna
Judy
Jeanette
Beverly
David
Karen
LeRoy
Richard
Larry
Tim
Eugene
Helen
Linda L
Linda Ri
Linda Ro
Mary Jo
Rolfe Dry
Archie
Miss Howell
Bradburn Truck Lines
Rolfe
Mr. Grace
March OF Dimes
W. K. Niemann
Des Moines
Rog
Roger Howland
Brinkman
Humboldt Rendering Co
Delray Club
Bel Air
Fisher
Chevrolet
Unity
Ned
Rolfe Auto CO
Rolfe, Iowa
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