School Staff List Reads Like a Who’s Who of Faculty
The article lists faculty roles including Mia Mil dred Allen as Faculty Advisor Becki Ives as Editor and Laura Kennedy as Assistant Editor with Sports Editors Marc Sroufe and Dean Pedersen. It also names a long roster of staff reporters such as Jane Bielefeldt Jeanne Jordan Susan Ricklefs Sara Beckord Julie Hansen Sandi Spencer Barbara Trimble Debbie Erickson Marilyn Lehman and Joy How Linda Heathman Sharon Truessen and Kathy Vainreb.
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Mia
Mildred Allen
Becki Ives
Laura Kennedy
Marc Sroufe
Dean Pedersen
Jane Bielefeldt
Jeanne Jordan
Susan Ricklefs
Sara Beckord
Julie Hansen
Sandi Spencer
Barbara Trimble
Debbie Erickson
Marilyn Lehman
Joy How
Linda Heathman
Sharon Truessen
Kathy Vainreb
October School Calendar Highlights
Des Moines no school on October 21 for State Teachers Convention. On October 24 the B Squad football at Twin Rivers begins at 6 30. October 28 features a football game in Laurens described as the last game with Dart involved.
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Des Moines
Twin Rivers
Laurens
DART
Roving Ram Details FFA Initiation and Hall Changes
The issue notes new FFA members in farmer attire with freshmen wearing a glove on one hand and carrying a cap as part of annual initiation. FFA freshmen also participate in the event while F.H.A. members show red and white bows. A new metal magazine rack with 14 shelves replaces the old wooden one in the study hall. A school-wide effort restricts after 3 41 p m to keep the building secure, urging students to leave books in the gym area.
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F.F.A
Farmers
F.H.A
Rolfe Rams Coach Roger Pohlman Profile 1944 Born
Rolfe High six foot coach Roger Pohlman born January 25 1944 in Norfolk Nebraska. He attended Stanton High School and Wayne State College earning a BA in Physical Education with Industrial Arts minor. He coaches the 1966 Rolfe Rams and aims to win the conference with drive and enthusiasm.
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Rolfe Rams
Rolfe High
Roger Pohlman
Mr. Pohlman
Norfolk
Nebr
Stanton High School
Stanton
Wayne State College
Wayne
Pohlman
Rolfe
Rams
Roses and Thorns From a School Newsletter
Roses to the last day of the week Friday and to new FHA and FFA members. Roses to Donna the school efficiency expert and to ordering class rings. Roses to being an upperclassman, to the creative poster committee, to the marching band and their halftime shows. Thorns to people who leave suitcases in the halls for others to trip over.
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FHA
FFA
Donna
Giant 68-pound squash grows for Detlef Prien in Silver City
Detlef Prien and his granddaughter Kathy Jo, age three, cultivate a massive 68-pound squash in Silver City. The plant reaches a height comparable to Kathy Jo as it nears harvest.
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Detlef Prien
Silver City
Mr.Prien
Kathy Jo
Prien
Idol Tribute Sparks Whimsical Names and Cheers
A playful list of nicknames and idols includes Diane D chicken-man, Marcia H fang, Peg Pedersen me, Leo 8 duck-man, Butch fess Parker, and Mrs Allen queen Elizabeth II, reflecting lighthearted ego boosts and spirited banter.
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Diane D.—Chicken-Man
Marcia H.—Fang
Peg Pedersen
Leo
District F H A meets in Rockwell City
On October 8 1966 twenty F H A members and adviser Mr Ernst attended a district meeting in Rockwell City The event opened with a Thought for the Day and a skit performed by five Rolfe girls New district officers were introduced and a talk was given
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F.H.A
Ernst
Rockwell City
Rolfe
Rolfe F FHA Weathers Halloween Hop Plans
Rolfe Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America met with 50 members to discuss the Halloween Hop planned for October 29. Rev Dallas Johnson spoke on morals, and 24 new members were initiated receiving red roses and ribbons. The group reported progress in language arts math science and a unit on animals with classroom projects and animal visits.
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Rolfe~ Chapter
The
Future Homemakers of America
Dallas Johnson
Sally
Grade School Report on Class Activities
The class reports 18 boys and 9 girls this year and finished the book Before We Read. They wrote a test on it, invited mothers to read with them, and baked two cakes to share with mothers at milk time.
Dutch Elm Disease Reaches Pocahontas County
Dutch elm disease has decimated over a million elms since 1957 and threatens Pocahontas County as it spreads to all communities. County extension director Alvin Andersen notes the disease, caused by a fungus blocking water transport, will reach more towns in the coming years.
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Pocahontas County
Alvin Andersen
Dutch elm disease spreads by bark beetles and root grafts
The piece explains two Elm disease spread paths: from dead or dying trees via elm bark beetles and through root grafts between adjacent trees. It notes control can cut death losses to about one tenth over ten years and warns that without measures, 99 percent of American elms could die. It outlines three key steps in control, including beetle control and a chemical treatment.
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