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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1968
Page
6
The Dart staff roster lists Jeanne Jordan as editor and Cheryl Wilson as assistant editor with Barb Lexterkamp on feature, Joy Howard on sports, and Kathy Ripperger as typist.
November school events include individual eighth to twelfth grade photos and the end of the first nine weeks. Twin Rivers hosts the last home football game and an 8:00 p.m. band instrument display for fifth graders and parents. November 8 offers no school due to parent teacher conferences, plus the all-school play.
Readers name their preferred animal forms. Jane C selects a polar bear, Marilyn a Persian cat, Jim S a pheasant, Laura R a hamster, Cynthia a bunny, Mr. Dietrich a tiger, Cheryl R a yak, Joy a bird, Jill B a toy Chihuahua, Diane Sinek an ostrich, Jeanne Jordan a mustang or a Appaloosa, Denny Edwards a ram, Barb a giraffe.
Night school held in Rockwell City on October 23 from 17 30 to 21 30 offered sessions for Business Cosmetology Nursing and other trades. Representatives described programs and requirements while a browsing information period followed in the gym leading some students to choose a profession.
Mr Lis ton Jeanne Jordan and Diane Sinek represented the school at the Regional Youth Seminar in Storm Lake with Dr Schweiger of ISU addressing adults and teens from the region. Discussion groups explored youth problems and the generation gap. Jeanne Jordan was elected to go to Des Moines for the State Seminar. A national seminar is set for next February in Washington DC with representatives from all states. Attended dedication October 17 three chemistry.
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