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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1965
Page
6
Rolfe High School senior Kathy Ives discusses interests plans and inspirations in a Dart report. She lists hobbies music and 4 H with future study at Dubuque University and nurse training and offers advice to underclassmen.
Susan Trimble, a sophomore forward, says the offense and defense must become stronger as the young Ramette squad learns from its mistakes. Judy Cooksey notes the season should not end in defeat, suggesting cautious optimism.
Dennis Vaughn, a junior on the varsity squad, called the win over Albert City Truesdale a sloppy game saying players were worn from semester tests. He added the team overall looked below par despite some individuals performing adequately.
The Rolfe band and mixed chorus traveled to Pocahontas for the 17th annual Pocahontas County Music Festival on a Saturday in January. The event showcasedlocal performances from the ensemble and chorus, highlighting community talent.
The Bonnie Bowl hosts a bowling session featuring local bowlers and standings. Scores and player names appear in reports from the league, with results highlighting top performers and upcoming fixtures.
January events include a Jr Hi basketball game at Twin Rivers on the 29th and a County Music Festival practice in the afternoon with a concert that evening on the 30th.
JOANN LOSS says the second semester will be better due to graduating and senior activities. CAROL BIEDERMANN hopes so while Christine Trimble doubts extra study will occur. Teresa Dixon looks forward to year end, Marti Gunderson says time will tell, Jack Feldman thinks the pace will not quicken without sports.
In Pocahontas High School gymnasium a fine concert capped a day of rehearsal for chorus and Festival. Don Walker of St Edmond directed the chorus and Jerry Kenney of Valley High led the band as performers enjoyed a quality musical experience.
Helen Gunderson daughter of Deane and Mrs Gunderson of Rolfe was chosen co chairman of the canoe races for the 1965 Weisha festival at I S A Ames May 6. She is a sophomore in women’s physical education. The article notes that in the Middle Ages printing was considered genteel and apprentices paid masters for training.
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