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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1966
Page
6
The calendar lists March events including a Boy's State Basketball Tournament on the 17th to 19th, Lions Club Banquet on the 21st, Honor Roll recognitions, and a Board Banquet on the 22nd. Grading period reaches 188 days with end of 3rd on the 25th and upcoming assemblies and parent teacher conferences through March 30.
Students offer playful animal self‑portraits with reasons ranging from sly foxes and playful kittens to doves and dogs. The column also credits FFA members for charitable gifts and notes ribbing for freshmen misunderstandings about opposites.
Seniors present a light program mixing drama and chemistry notes as part of a 13 year tradition. English literature juniors stage a short dramatization of A Tale of Two Cities while chemistry thorns react to redox topics.
Data show Carol Schott daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Schott 5 9 brown hair green eyes born August 80 1948 has two brothers Jim and David a sister Susan interests include motor bikes sports and boys plans to work in Fort Dodge she offers advice to underclassmen listen in boring classes the ones that help most in work hard and face report cards the piece ends with a playful note about a computer break and an unresolved question about her future partner.
Mrs Baldwin greets freshmen in English class and stands out for a lively sense of humor. She earned a B A from Buena Vista, did graduate work at Iowa State, and earned an M I degree at the University of Montana. She is pursuing postgraduate study in secondary administration and teaches six years in the local system while commuting from Pocahontas where her husband teaches.
A fragment recalls a girls track meet in Des Moines with a lighthearted tone about a pleasant ride home and a restful night after the events. The passage reflects a casual late night conversation amid sports memories.
The Girls Track Team earned 16 points for the school at the Drake fieldhouse meet, placing fourth among 55 teams. The win followed an energetic morning and a strong season start, with students hopeful for continued support for both boys and girls teams.
A quirky narrative follows a tiny observer as it schemes to transform into a fly and shadow a man. It describes hidden paths, a brown forest setting, and the momentary peril of stepping on a tiny creature. The observer notes two blue objects watching from above and a distant ear as the man moves toward agriculture.
A fragmented reminiscence describes helping with equipment, noting brothers Frank and John, and a claim by a student named Mike Wallace born May 38 1947, claiming a family link. The speaker mentions trade school and a moment of rest while a hand moves, ending with a fragmented personal note from Linda Helmke in a campus context.
The Varsity Squad with eleven players, one manager and six chaperones led by Superintendent and Mrs. Wolverton and Coach and Mrs. Gilbertson left for the Girls State Basketball Tournament in Des Moines. They joined 12,200 spectators as Lake City and Everly reached the finals. On Saturday eight players attended the Drake Indoor Track Meet and watched two finish the season with Saturday night games concluding the 1966 basketball year.
School menus list daily offerings for March 21 to 25. Monday features ghili con carne and finger foods with dessert and milk. Tuesday offers hot beef sandwich with mashed potatoes and banana pudding. Wednesday includes chicken noodle soup, vegetable jello salad, cake, and peanut butter sandwich with mill. Thursday shows orange juice and golden potatoes.
Fragmentary dinner list mentions taxed beans milk and Friday tuna noodle with peas beet pickles citrus fruit peanut butter bar raisin bread and mill. Reads as a cafeteria or school menu snippet from a 1966 issue.
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