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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1966
Page
13
The Dart notes a January 12 event at R H S honoring Miss Marcum with a rose and song. Students celebrate as Joy Howard and others share upbeat happiness notes while ARBC and annuals listings appear.
A student letter laments learning gaps and humorously critiques subjects from Algebra II to American Problems and American Literature. She jokes about exams, language mixups, chemistry mistakes, and the difficulty of writing correct-looking answers, ending with gratitude to teachers.
A student recalls Mr Reckard a Rolfe High School agriculture teacher who blends farm life with classroom work He mentors FFA members directs night school for adult farmers and has taught since 1969 After graduation from Ames he taught in Minnesota and now leads a busy farm centered career with his wife Mary and six children.
Readers share varied views on happiness from Dean Pedersen who equates it with Friday bell endings and school fun to Debbie Erickson who links happiness to family and cheerleading for the Rams and Ramettes. Others cite returning home victorious Ramettes and a dental appointment as simple joys.
Ram Ho.Rude scored 27 points as Ram high school team faced Gilmore City Bradgate Friday night. He criticized the game for poor rebounding and effort on both ends, noting the Rams appeared dead on their feet in spots.
The fragment notes Gilmore scoring heavily from free throws in the first half with the offense functioning well, particularly on the fast break. It suggests a cohesive team effort to generate points and leverage transition opportunities.
A narrator recalls a nervous first interview experience. A smiling interviewer invites seating and begins questions, setting a tone of courtesy and expected dialogue as the scene unfolds.
The Rolfe FHA Chapter met January 10 with Teresa Dixon presiding. Mrs. David Brinkman spoke on What is Success, emphasizing happiness in all endeavors, followed by adjournment and lunch.
A collage of humorous notes and ads from a local paper includes a northern Nigeria outpost travel tip, a Lee Walk-In hog feeder for sale, cattle feed and hog troughs, a Civil Service exam anecdote, a joke about Aurora Borealis and a gag about a doctor and Mrs Jones with sleeping powder.
State Conservation Commission notes snow will improve hunting for rabbit, quail, and fox. Quail lead population not seen since 1947 while fox pelts fetch high prices. Rabbit harvest is light but rising numbers due to recent snows. hunting hours and bag limits set amid season dates through February 20, 1966.
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