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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1964
Page
5
A reader poll lists the initials R A M with many humorous proposed meanings and ends with Sandy Spencer noting RAM stands for The Royal Academy of Music.
Senior guard Paul Tange said Rolfe’s offense was pretty good but defense the worst game of the season. He stressed the team must improve defensively in the final games for a positive outcome. Interview conducted by Linda Helmke.
Rolfe High School invites students to submit a black ink Ram's head drawing 14 by 4 inches for the Dart emblem. One entry per person, due November 1 to Mrs. Olerich, judged on neatness accuracy and originality, with a prize and November 12 Dart announcement. judges are Wolverton Grossnickle and Jones.
Mr. Grossnickle, a 1956 Laurens High School graduate, joins as full time guidance counselor. He earned a B S in Business Administration in 1960 from McPherson College and an M A in guidance and counseling in 1965 from Kansas State College at Pittsburg. He previously taught four years in Windom Kansas. His wife Bonnie and two year old daughter Darlene accompany him to the community.
Mr Grossnickle will attend a training center in North West Iowa as part of a roving ram event Tuesday October 26. The visit highlights local outreach and youth program collaboration with regional counselors.
The article notes students learning to use the General Aptitude Test Battery at Fort Dodge, a superintendent conference at Morningside College, and a basketball cheerleader election with six girls named. It also mentions post office visits after school, library crowding, and F H A meeting highlights including a sock hop and teacher appreciation plans.
The Junior Class completed a successful Curtis and Look magazine campaign with seventeen members earning Curtis certificates for $25 in sales. Ray Anderson and Kathy Wainreb received pins for selling over $100. The drive promotes reading and education in the Rolfe community and echoes the view that an informed electorate learns to read to learn. Initiation events by the FFA Chapter followed, with freshmen inducted into the local chapter.
Address stamp urges readers to check expiration date and renew in time to avoid missing any issues of The Rolfe Arrow. The notice emphasizes timely renewal to continue newspaper delivery.
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