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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1965
Page
6
The Dart F H A chapter met February 8 with Gabriel Lourve a German exchange student from West Berlin presenting on Germany's religion government and education. Arlene Rickard led the meeting as officers were elected for 1965 1966 and refreshments served.
The article profiles Kay Elizabeth Truelson daughter of Mr and Mrs Ted Truelson marking her twelfth year of schooling. It describes her height eye color hair and the symbolic link between each clock hour and a school year as the clock completes a full circle.
Linda Kallem joins the room as classmates note progress in math and science. Students thank helpers for treats after birthdays while many recover from flu and mumps. The class studies the 11 southern states and their capitals and makes art decorations. Linda Auten and Betty Buske sign off.
Students name personal challenges this term. Mary Behrensden finishes a term paper while Janet Jordan studies chemistry. Marsh Brinkman struggles to arrive at school on time. Ed Vaughn works to complete an art project. John Rickard concentrates on study. Joann Gaskill adds columns in bookkeeping. Jack Feldman endures Mrs. Olerich’s lectures.
Ramete senior Carol Biedermann of the Ramettes reflects after a game against Twin Rivers. She notes Twin Rivers top player Kris Erdman and admits defensive hustle but offense stalled.
Monday offers a weiner in bun potato chips spinach and cherry upside down cake with milk. Tuesday features oven fried chicken potatoes and gravy sunshine salad French bread and apple sauce cake with milk. Wednesday presents a meat sandwich with unspecified sides.
The passage reflects Kay’s varied interests and plans. It notes an eight to nine oclock stamp collecting hobby and nine to twelve as the time future plans formed. Kay contemplates becoming a nurses aid and Miss Truelson offers career guidance about avoiding procrastination.
Minutes show Mayor Harold G. Calligan presiding with council members Biedermann Loss McKim Schott and Spencer. Bills listed by department include utilities, cemetery fund, fuel, janitorial and road beacon project costs. Motions approved for bills treasurer library report and beacon installation per Iowa Highway Commission letter. Adjournment ordered.
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