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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1967
Page
6
February school calendar lists TW River high school games and activities. Highlights include AWF Sweetheart Dance at 8 p.m. in the Lunchroom, 6 Bo Squad Basketball in the Twin Rivers gym, and Gilmore City basketball on the last regular game night.
A student mobile of Pegasus crafted by Peggy Gunderson decorates the English room of Mrs. Olerich, while Mrs. Hodaway leads modern dance and physical education activities. The display features colored pins and rings, with supportive banners and spirited school cheers for the Rams and Elks.
A fragmentary senior spotlight notes a student named Susie with references to family Tim and Amy and events like bonfire and homecoming. Activities listed include Cheerleading Band Girls Glee Mixed Chorus National Mentor Society Pep Club and Dart Staff along with government and art subjects.
Roses celebrate the Sweetheart Dance and four months six days of school left. Thorns scold gum chewers and pin throwers. Roses praise top conference standings and pep meeting. thorns address cold classrooms and limited spectator buses. Dar t notes illness and student cheer.
A nostalgic senior profile of Dennis Calligan at Rolfe High, describing his brown eyes, black hair, family, Glee Club involvement, and Econ class memories. It notes his plan to enlist in the Army, his school pride, and the quirky yearbook-style notices and items found around the school.
The report notes the school year ended with students like Russel Gary Tom Shimon Tom Stover and Debra Robinson achieving perfect attendance for the semester. Reading groups show progress while stories from the room and central library enrich learning. Sally's social studies trip by train to visit a cousin and return by airplane adds travel context.
Pocahontas County Extension Service teams with Iowa State University Seed Laboratory to promote home-grown seed testing. Firms in Rolfe Laurens Palmer and Varina cooperate to urge farmers to sample oats soybeans legumes and grasses before planting or selling. Free sample bags are available to farmers.
Daisy Jones grew up in Stuart Iowa with a father who worked as a yardmaster for the Rock Island railroad. Daisy Browne Oat raised in Ely and Webr unknown. Mrs Brown's husband was a conductor and Mrs Jones father was a yardmaster for the Rock Island railroad. Support the Rams and Rammettes.
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