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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1930
Page
9
Rolfe led by Captain Reuben Wangberg faces Manson high in the first game of the season at Rolfe City Park on Friday afternoon. Manson returns several lettermen but Rolfe has three key players Ed Calligan and Harold Calligan join Wangberg. Coach Evans seeks a winning lineup as both teams seek early advantage.
The D M T school reports on junior and senior experiments in physics and metric study, economics divisions of labor, colonial land grants, English reviews and literature plans, European history discussions, matter forms in science, geometry drill work, and use of work books. Grade updates note new enrollments and absences including illness and ivy poisoning.
In Fifth Grade several pupils named Albert Rudolfson Wilbur Cox Bernard Ferden Jean Hart Ilene Peterson Rudy Phillips and Betty Mae Ceifert earned perfect spelling grades. Fourth Grade reports 18 of 21 pupils with perfect spellings and a girls fruit shower. Third Grade notes health booklets and 100 percent spelling goal. Also includes Agnes Samuelson’s September message urging open minded growth and progress through new ideas and learning.
Freshmen were greeted at the school building last Friday evening with costumes and tests marking their transition to full-fledged students. The event ended with homemade ice cream and cake served by sophomores before a looming storm. Officers of the Athletic Association were elected: President Robert Rutgers and Secy Treas Doris Kauffman. A junior class play was proposed for October with Mrs. Smith. Seniors ordered class rings, arriving in about three weeks. A new science history and algebra teacher, Miss Verna Christensen of Fertile Minnesota, trained at Iowa State College, Ames, is now on staff. The Des Moines Township Farm Bureau Unit met at the school. 4-H girls showcased projects including Maxine George on honors won, Marjory Vaughn on rolled oats cookies, and Lucile Schoenberger on whole wheat cereal exhibit. Mrs. John Madsen awarded medals. Mrs. H. F. Olerich recounted a California trip. Lucile Schoenberger elected secretary as 4-H girls ran the refreshments for a small fee. Iowa State short courses drew 7,168 attendees, up 1,400 from the prior year, with Farm and Home Week drawing 2,667, Girls 4-H Club convention 1,639, and state high school judging and 4-H Boys' Club short course totaling about 500 youths.
A Battle Creek physician touts relief from constipation with Rexall Orderlie tablet. It draws water into the colon to soften waste for a gentle movement without habit. Chew at night for a morning result. 24 for 25c at Rexall Drug Stores. C. M. Webb, Rolfe and Plover.
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