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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1956
Page
2
March 6 gathering at Mrs. William Brinkman featured roll call on Shall We Blame the Parents and a film Crossroads U S A followed by a panel led by Mrs. William Kloster in Mrs. Martin Prehn's absence. Dessert used St Patrick's Day decor.
The Rolfe Progressive Club elected officers for the coming year at its March 6 meeting with Vivian Struthers present. Plans were set for attendance at the Spring Federation Council in Des Moines on March 14 and a County Federated Club convention in Pocahontas on March 24. Eleven members and two visitors attended.
Local Methodist Women circles met March 7 with Rachel Circle hosted by Mrs. R. D. Dixon and others. Devotions, lessons, and lunch were shared, noting topics on women’s status and Clara Barton. Third grade and first grade notes include student achievements and souvenirs from other countries on display in the classroom.
The senior class will present My Little Oscar in the D.M.T. School Auditorium on April 6. Cast includes Luann Trittlett Richard Lehnus Marcella Ze man Ronald Ives and others. The article notes classroom activities with animals and new goldfish names Finney and Fanny.
In speb ing test week the sixth graders listed include Shirley Limda Joenn B and Linds B with Reaths Kae W and Carol 2 Renny Rl ane Dick T. Bette Jo M Ronnie E and Care Jean B also appear among the sixth graders who receive 1.
Fifth and sixth graders work through arithmetic with powers of ten and mixed-number multiplication. Sixth graders read Adventurer of Chat and study Civil War topics while seventh and eighth graders explore graphs and volumes. Sophomores enjoyed a March theater party in Emmetsburg at the Dunn home.
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