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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1975
Page
3
A two month library listing notes new nonfiction acquisitions. Patricia Perry The Vogue Sewing Book Maria von Trapp Yesterday Today and Forever and W K Merrill The Hunter s Bible are among the titles cataloged for reader interest.
The column lists visitors from Walnut Creek and Gilmore City stopping in C. W. Jarvis home and attending a St. Edmonds versus St. Lawrence seventh grade football game. Several families from Alta Spencer Armstrong and West Bend host or visit relatives. Also listed are library notes and homecoming related notices with book lists and upcoming events.
Barbara Teawalt is welcomed as a learning disabilities teacher in Rolfe. Born in Washington D C and raised in Bloomington Minnesota she previously taught mentally retarded children in Spencer Iowa and has studied at Mankato State University.
A mix of school life and sports notes appears. The piece humorously contrasts hard football practice with poetic reflections on the game and a class report from Mrs. Spencer’s third graders about learning cursive writing and quirky parent letters. It also covers upcoming Homecoming events and an October 1 1975 F H A meeting with Mr Beatty as guest speaker.
Miss Vicki Johnson inspires Spanish and English classes at Rolfe Community School. She promotes foreign language learning for global communication and serves as pep club, flag girl and twirling sponsor. Off campus she hikes Glacier Park. her Hartley Iowa family of seven anchors her roots.
The school holds discussions on theme choices for Homecoming. A surprise fire drill occurred after Mr. Eggers' warning, with float activities planned in the bus barn and a shop float build. The marching band goes to the Algona Band Festival led by queen candidate D.R. Nearby activities include Jr High and JV football and district softball. The fall softball loss to Louis Rapids ends 5 to missing score. Play tryouts are set during Homecoming week as reporters JF and CS note.
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