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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1968
Page
4
October events include a football game at City-There on the 4th and at Manson on the 11th. Career Days are set for Ames on the 5th. Homecoming and a dance accompany the Manson game.
Rolfe High School introduces Mrs. Knoll as the new English and speech teacher and DART advisor. She will direct the all school play and teaches 9th and 11th grades. Her background includes Morningside College, University of Iowa theatre, and prior teaching in Stratford and Charter Oak Ute.
Rolfe high school girls win 12 to 1 over Rammettes on ten hits and 11 runs with four errors in a sectional semifinal, sending the team to the final round to face Northwest Webster at Palmer on Tuesday September 24. Carol Wiegert took the loss. Paula Sinek led with three hits, Debbie Zeman added two. The piece also notes graduation and school life commentary from RHS, including teacher summer studies and student humor.
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