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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1964
Page
7
The menu lists tomato juice banana chopped peanuts and lettuce salad plain peanut butter sandwich peach sauce and milk. Wednesday features hot pork sandwich whipped potatoes hot or cold tomatoes celery sticks brownie and milk. DART-
Phyllis Pedersen, daughter of Mr and Mrs Melvin Pedersen, is highlighted for her activities in basketball softball track speech annual staff F H A pep club and as music accompanist. She plans to attend Iowa Methodist School of Nursing Des Moines citing the value of a small school and ex tracurricular programs.
6'3" brown haired Larry Tjaden, son of Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Tjaden, is a high school senior featured this week. He attended Palmyer Consolidated and Rolfe Schools and plans to study electronics or mechanics after graduation. He cites general science, physics and math as key prep, credits FFA Luther League and his social activities for influence, and says high school offers a chance to learn a little about everything.
Saturday April 16 five boys and Mr Maxon attended the Drake Des Moines state track meet. The 880 relay clocked 1 36 4 10 beating prior Rolfe marks by about eight seconds. Mile relay finished in 5 39 2 19 with Craig Hodaway Ed Rude Marsh Brinkman and Mike Brinkman. Craig Hadaway reached discus and pole vault trials but missed finals by a foot in discus and vaulted at 10 6 inches with fiberglass pole.
Patricia Tutt, 54, oldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Forest Tutt, finished high school in Rolfe and also studied in Michigan and Ohio. She played basketball softball and track, acted in the senior class play, sang solos, and attended Hawkeye Girls State. Tutt plans to attend Wayne State Teachers College in Wayne Nebraska next fall and has taken business courses to prepare.
The menu lists meals for May 25 to 27 and includes whipped potatoes with butter, lettuce and dried beef sandwich, sauerkraut, cheese stick, cherry cobbler, and milk for Monday. Tuesday offers vegetable beef stew.
Students describe a busy term with science on buoyancy math drills and map making. The class notes daily races with addition and subtraction and a playful girls versus boys competition. They sign off excited for summer and next year.
More than 240 Iowa high school journalism students and advisers are expected for the 12th annual workshop at The State University of Iowa June 8-12. Sponsored by the SUI School of Journalism, the event trains newspaper and yearbook editors for next year and offers advanced training. Advisers may earn one graduate credit hour in a special session.
Experts discuss printed and offset papers and mimeo graphed pages in local papers and yearbooks. A workshop special features two student newspapers The Hawkeite and The Workshopner produced under professional staff guidance.
The Brownies report busy crafting sit-upons and dirty bags for outdoor adventures. They anticipate the June Day Camp at Pocahontas and look forward to fly up wings and one year stars at the news meeting.
Rolfe’s troop reports two planned cook-outs hindered by cold wind and rain. They completed the Health Aid badge focusing on accident prevention, helping when someone is ill, and keeping medicines and cleaners away from children.
A poster outlines Health Aid work with a May 19 cook-out and a May 26 final meeting where year pins and badges will be awarded. It invites all mothers to attend. Summer plans include Memorial Day parade day camp in June a July field trip and a Prairie Gold Scout Camp in August. Twelve Senior Girl Scouts from Rolfe and West Bend have attended a Red Cross First aid class taught by Jim Severson. The training ends with a written exam and certification. A Senior Planning Board meeting is set for Storm Lake on Saturday May 16 to arrange the first inter council camp-out at Lake Ta. Camps are planned at Dayton on June 5 6 and beyond.
Laurens and nearby towns list several auto brands and agents including Pontiac Ford Plymouth Chevrolet and multiple named dealers. The fragment mentions Lloyd Donald McClurg Shirley M Jessee Robert J Gormley Boyd Warren Bauer Raymond John and Raymond Howard Majorowicz in Laurens Palmer Havelock Rolfe and Fonda with Ford and Chevrolet shown. The text is an OCR fragment listing carmakers and sellers without a clear event.
A string of surnames and brands appears from Laurens to Poca hontas and beyond, listing Ford, Chevrolet, Buick, Mercury, GMC, and G. M. C. truck models alongside several individuals. The text ends with a proverb about manners and rocking the boat.
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