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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1964
Page
6
The note reflects a school newsletter tone urging focus after a brief vacation as teachers attend a State Convention. It notes a long stretch of study until Thanksgiving, upcoming unit and extra tests, and the aim of education despite feelings of stress or poor grades expressed by students. Sara Olerich.
The High School library receives gifts including The Encyclopedia of Sports by Menke and A Collection of Sports Stories by Herzberg as a memorial to L. R. Davidson who served 12 years on the Board of Education. Mrs. Fae Schon subscribes to Harper's Holiday and The Saturday Review of Literature and Anna Howe previously donated funds for the reference shelf.
Charles Underwood reports an enjoyable and profitable day at the Eleventh Annual Conference for Superintendents of Schools held at Morningside College. Lisa Howard of ABC gave the main address and conducted the first two hour interview with Khrushchev in the United States.
The Junior Class expresses gratitude for community cooperation in magazine sales whose profits fund the Junior Senior Prom. Marshall Brinkman, student council president, will attend the Governor's United Nations Conference on Wednesday, October 21, at the State House in Des Moines, with a Pocahontas Community School faculty representative.
Two groups study basic reader Friends Old and New and enjoy stories about neighborhood friends. A numbers book reinforces adding and subtracting while engaging in number games. Third grade hosts snakes, John brings goldfish, and Steven’s mother visits, with parental involvement encouraged.
First grade reading selection titled Sally Dick and Jane prompts laughter and engagement. A companion workbook Learn to Listen Speak and Write enhances language skills for young students.
Report lists teams and players from Laurens Iowa with scores and standings. Luft's, Loft's, Mary Lou Warner and Lois Hohensee noted for high individual series and games. Businesses such as Rolfe Coin Laundry and Murphy shops appear as sponsors or venues.
Students create seed travel charts and play number line games while sharing stories from home. Kenny Allen turned seven on October fifth and celebrated with the Yes-No game and birthday candles, treating classmates to candy bars.
Locals recount social calls in Kansas City and Marshalltown. Rita Wax, a first year student nurse at Evangelical hospital, elected secretary. Mrs. Olney visits Zurich and Fort Dodge. Laura Lucille born September 7. Mrs. Allbee and Mrs. Fisher visit State Center. Ruth Zeimet and Karen Bradley connections noted. Pfe Eugent R. Schmitt listed as son of.
Mr and Mrs Wendell Schmitt of Newell and former residents here graduated in March at Fort Benjamin Harrison in Indiana and is now serving as a postal clerk in Viet Nam. Other items note guests at the Richard Buck home, a hospital discharge, Kay Whitmore's job transfer to San Francisco, and a family trip to Irving Texas. A book description about Food Wonders of the World highlights cultural culinary facts and aims to educate and entertain readers.
A 50e lavishly illustrated book “Food Wonders of the World” by Kellogg Company and the U S Committee for UNICEF raises funds to fight child hunger. It traces global eating trends from the Stone Age to the Space Age with anecdotes on 39 countries.
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