Korean Exchange Student Yong Kim Shares Korean Life
Yong ae Kim, a Korean student visiting Iowa, describes her name change to Young chu Kim, family lineage, schooling in Korea, customs, and the demanding path to education. She notes language hurdles, long school days, and the contrast with American life, expressing a desire to study in the United States and learn American customs.
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Yong Ae Kim
Seoul
South Korea
Young Chu Kim
Yong
Korea
Young
Soo
Jong
Josh
National Honor Society
Santa Claus
United States
America
Honolulu
Los Angeles
Sumner
Iowa
Yong-Ae
Bob
Dad
Life with Yong-Ae Kim at Our Farm Home
A slice of life from living with Yong-Ae Kim shows a bridge between cultures. The narrative highlights daily chores neat habits late night talks about Korea America and religion plus shared farm life and new friendships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yong-Ae
Korea
America
Y F U Exchange Programs At Sumner High School
Sumner High School hosts Youth for Understanding in a multi program exchange network. The article outlines five programs including International Students High School, Junior High Mexican students, summer American students abroad, 13th Year study abroad for graduates, and a chorale tour. Contact details list Mrs. Rachel Anderson in Ann Arbor for those seeking information.
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Sumner High School
Youth For Understanding
United States
P.t.a.’S
Y.F.U
Y-F.u
Y.F.A. Chorate
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Latin America
Europe
Rachel Anderson
Washtenaw Avenue
FFA and FHA Announce January Meetings and Topics
FFA members will meet January 17 to discuss the Sweethearts Ball awards and contest. After the business session, refreshments and recreation are planned. FHA meets January 13 at 7 30 to cover the style show Sweethearts Ball state conference delegation and centennial project.
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FFA
FHA
Old License Plates Sought for Recycling Drive by Departments
Old license plates are requested by the science and metals departments for a recycling project. Donors should drop plates in the chemistry room. Boost the Aces to victory.
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Science and Metals
January Events Highlight Local School Activities
January events list shows FFA and FHA meetings at Ottumwa Heights College, quarter and semester milestones, and multiple basketball games in Fayette and West Central. Activities include an In-Service Day for teachers, an adult farmer tour, and a band festival with school councils and classes noted.
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FFA
Ottumwa Heights College
Fayette
Jr. High
West Central
Fno
Bath Packing Company
Upper Iowa
Style Show to Be Presented by Seniorigh Home Ee
Tensions of 72 will be presented January 20 by the Seniorigh Home Ee girls and the FILA. About 75 participants will wear hot pants formals maxic and mini looks coats and pants even sleep wear. They will use corduroy skulls velveteens denims and weave fabrics to show how sewing can become a professional craft. The public is invited with no admission charge. The show will be in the Junior High Gym.
Staff Changes At Accella Powers 1 Adviser
Deb Thurm named adviser with Roy Soards D Buhr J Erkel M Oleson D Faulkner B Harms B Haw Kiich mann B Lande P Mihin D Miller J Mitchell J Parrish J Patton S Schlatter P Smith T Tegtmeier T Tranbargeor listed among staff in the notice.
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Deb Thurmaccella Powers
Roy Soards
D. Buhr
J. Erkel
M. Oleson
D. Faulkner
B. Harms
B. Haw
8. Kiichmann
B. Lande
P. Mihin
D. Miller
J. Mitchell
J. Parrish
J. Patton
S. Schlatter
P. Smith
T. Tegtmeier
T. Tranbargeor
It's T Time at Indianola Record-Herald
A brief blurb notes seniors reach double figures with 88 days left. A quirky line links faith on a full stomach to genuine contentment as the paper marks the moment with a playful “It’s 'T' Time” banner from the Indianola Record-Herald.
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Indianola Record-Herald
Racial Tensions Close Luther College Semester Early
Editorial discusses Luther College Decorah ending the semester ahead due to racial tensions. It notes 84 Black students among 2,000, Decorah’s white population, and local attitudes. The piece urges patience, exposure, and equality, urging no hard feelings despite misunderstandings.
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Luther College At
Decorah
Luther College
Chetto
Bet
Severnh
Pau
Guten
Mareover, Mny
Hite
Miny
Letaco
Tines
Alia
Rural social notes from Richfield area timelines
Concluded from page two and three, local residents report dinner guests and visits. Weekend gatherings include Mr and Mrs Robert Reinking hosting and visiting in multiple towns such as Eldorado and Weestains. Notable names include Vagts, Block, Bermrking, Wilbur, and Gordon.
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Lester Dock
Robert Reinking
Will
Fo Re
Wilbur
Alford Wilean
Spring Valley
Minn
Dale Gordon
Vernon Hanehert
Loop Tomy
Mason City
Squier
Mt Manly
Choices for foreign study by students across Europe
Norette Meeker would study in Great Britain to use English and enjoy a nearby, scenic European setting. Barbey Smith prefers Scandinavia and Austria for cultural exchange, language, and music. Deb Vaulkner wants India and Denmark to explore education and history. Bob Rebnler leans Germany for memorial sites and shared language.
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Norette Meeker T
Great
Deb Vaulkner
India
Bob Rebnler
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Army
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Marines
Technological Department of Communications
National Medical Center
Yong mi Kim
Yong Pho Kim
Kim
By Sue Leech
Linds Yungtum
Editorial
Richfield
Randalca
Guthrie Center
Barbey Smith
Beth Uhlenhopp
Austria
T World Tone
Denmark
England
Dick Beard
Beard Plumbing and Heating
Thermogas Co
Thermogas
Grandma's Place
John Wayne
Richard Boone
Big Jake
Cinema Center
National General Pictures
Sun
Web
Remu
Jacqueline Susana
The
We Bigs
Wocacenrinelg
William Cayton
Evel Knievel