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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1959
Page
1
Entry details second class mailing at Rolfe Iowa dated May 14 1910 and general want ads pricing 3c per word with 30c minimum. Mentions Booker T Washington hosted at the White House by President Roosevelt on October 18 1901.
Kindergarten class explores Eskimos and igloo craft. Students begin new reading books and practice same initial sounds. A new student Tommy Winkleblack joins from Havelock, and Diane Sroufe celebrated her sixth birthday with treats for classmates.
Miss Kelly’s class finishes a winter birds unit and crafts cardinal and blue jay decorations. Health highlights dental care, spelling begins second semester, and readers explore new neighbors Peter and Ellen. Nine weeks mark. new pupil Glenda Gustafson joins. class totals 27. two punctual students and four who missed no spelling words. Birthdays for Randy Buck and Mark Eccles celebrated with treats.
The class thanks John Rickard and Deborah for birthday treats this week and hopes they enjoyed their birthdays. Only two students, Sandra Spencer and Kathy Lawton, have not been absent or tardy this year.
Fifth grade notes cover Miss Hall's chalk drawings and fine coloring in art. Geography studies focus on transportation with models and travel pictures. Students form committees to create transportation posters. Arithmetic centers on borrowing in subtraction of fractions. Book talks showcase favorites to engage classmates.
Miss Corsair notes renewed student interest with the new semester as sixth graders study geography of Italy and Sicily with Mary Jo Vannreri bringing a lunch cloth set from Sicily. Art project theme is Winter Safety. Continued on page six.
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