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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1958
Page
1
An article explains standard traffic signs by shape yields different meanings from octagon stop signs to triangles yield signs and diamonds warning signs. Don Liercke Jr aged 14 from Pasadena walked Storm Lake with his brother in a rowboat amid muddy waters near Peters and the south shore.
The Havelock community notes home upgrades at Art Ralle’s farm residence with new rooms and a furnace. Various residents attend family visits, travel to relatives, and local duties including a deer hunting trip by Mayor Ardain Logan and shifts at the post office. The Goodwill Industries truck schedules a collection at the church on October 16.
Miss Divona Dyvig, daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene Dyvig, will be honored at a community bridal shower at Havelock Methodist church on Friday evening October 3. The couple to be wed, Divona and Roger Johnson, plan to marry November 2.
In first grade we finished our pre primer We Look and See and most scored 100 on vocabulary tests. Second grade spelling also earned 100s. Insect study featured in science. Third and fourth graders earned spelling stars. Dennis was ill last week. Kickball capped PT period. Two fan tails named Blackie and Goldie observed by students.
Friday notes show third graders learning cursive through manuscript letter changes and fourth graders practicing capital letters. The brief records an instructional focus and class activity without personal details.
Fifth grade arithmetic covered addition subtraction division and multiplication. Sixth grade tackled long division and measurement review. Art split the room into three groups and students began posters on stories read. A geography test Friday yielded six A grades for Patty Trenary and Donnie Van Gorkom.
Mrs Bixler teaches Seventh and Eighth Grades focusing on personality in character development. Students study introductions, Do's and Don'ts, listening in conversation, speaking correctly, and a unit on books they wish to read with reading logs. Grammar covers sentence types nouns pronouns and verbs as new workbooks introduce these topics for notebook work.
By Carol Jean Binete and Gwen Heathman the freshman class has been busy in algebra working on equation problems. In science we have been aaing.
Sophomores study water air pressure and biographies as English class notes. The Sophomore class announces the play The Scarecrow Creeps with a large cast and a performance set for Friday October 24.
In the seniors column Clara Ann Lenz reports discussion on senior trip ideas including Mackinac Island Chicago and the Ozarks. The band under Mr Holmseth is preparing for the County Music Festival in Rolfe.
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