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20 Jan 1955
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1955
Page
1
The notice lists subscription prices with per year and six months terms for areas outside Iowa. Yearly rate is $3.00 and six month rate is $1.60.
The Red class reads about young citizens while the Whites study Indigenous cultures and the Blues learn about Danny and his dog. An art lesson involved weaving mats with bright colors and using primary and secondary colors. Complimentary color mats stood out as the brightest in the activity.
In art they made winter scenes in groups. Steven Graeber and Dennis Hansen conducted chemistry experiments. Students had tests in health social studies English science arithmetic spelling and maps of the Middle Atlantic and Southern states. Readings included Bibe the Blue Ox and Paul Bunyan’s ox.
The class completed a Reading Readiness workbook and enjoyed Dick and Jane on Grandfather's farm. They counted by 2s to 10 and by 5s and 10s to 100, drew snow scenes, and listed sick students: Jane Bielefeldt Jeff Martin JoAnn Tru elson Marc Stoufe Bonnie Christiansen and Ronda Landmesser.
Students explored Arctic stories and crafts featuring Eskimo dolls and ice fishing scenes. Mrs Graeber shared a fur Eskimo doll while children colored Eskimo girl figures and learned numeracy through a counting exercise with eleven students producing perfect papers.
A third grade class laments test overload while noting good work on exams. They hint at a riddle about the word spud linked to a favorite subject and promise reveal next week.
In arithmetic class this week students practiced multiplication tables with speed and accuracy. Winners include Steven Page Larry Hansen and Karen Stacy. Each reading group has a new study book and reader, with some students reading extra stories for reports.
Older adults can apply for an extra $1,000 life insurance to cover final expenses and emergencies. Mail postcard or letter with age to Old American Insurance Company, 3 W. 9th, Dept. L 114, Kansas City Missouri. No obligation and no caller will contact you.
Students report sick list and recovery hopes for Mrs Twigg Garland Smith Bonnie Johnson Don Beckord and Lee Kaiser. They mention visiting teachers and a birthday treat, a free hand mural on the growth of the country, and a push for more outside reading with Readers Digest and Geographical magazines in the room.
The Little Ideas club met last week and elected officers for the second semester. Karen Ann Collins is president, Janet Behrendson is vice president, Erma Hopkins is secretary, Bonnie Johnson is reporter. Students study the Southern States in social science and read stories from South Carolina and the Everglades.
The eighth grade completed science books and begins Health while seventh graders study Canada in geography and Iowa history. Bruce Beckord was absent two days. Julie Bielefeldt had a Saturday birthday and treated classmates with candy bars. Rolfe Junior High beat Gilmore City by two points in overtime with Larry McVey scoring the final two. Gary Streit led scoring Friday with 14 points, Denny Leadley had 10. Next week Iowa Pupils tests are scheduled.
Rose Blomberg of near Palmer visited Havelock friends Saturday. The Helping Hand circle met at the church Thursday for a pot luck lunch at noon followed by a business meeting. Ray Denlinger visiting friends went to Pierson Saturday. Randy Buck of Laurens spent.
Community showers at the Methodist church honor brides to be and announce gift tables. Local families attend weddings and visits, with Lions events and PTA meetings planned. bands, concerts, and Boy Scout activities are scheduled, while residents plan travels to California and visits to relatives.
A breathing advertises STANBACK tablets or powder offering quick relief for tired sore aching muscles. It claims the formula blends several prescription type ingredients for fast comfort.
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