Editorial plans for first school news issue
Beginning this week the Topic becomes the weekly source for school news across grades. Readers are invited to submit original works and suggest a name for the new high school paper, with four or five top title ideas to be voted on next issue.
Sixth Grade Arithmetic and Iowa History Highlight
The sixth grade Baade class continues decimals and fractions practice emphasizing decimal placement in addition and subtraction. Students study Iowa history noting famous Indian chiefs and tribes and early explorers. The week ends with perspective drawing lessons using a horizon vanishing point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baade
Iowa
Local Concert By Music Department Shown In High School
The music department presented a Monday night concert in the high school auditorium featuring vocal and instrumental groups led by Mr. Malthaus and Mr. Pringle. Performers included Doris Hipp, Lowell Bilsborough, Myrna Norland, Virginia Fritz, Orla Jane Anderson, Nancy Tjaden, Lora Willemssen, Geraldine Ullmann, Arlen Bilborough, and many others in solos, ensembles, and quartets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jin
Malthaus
Mr. Pringle
Doris Hipp
Lowell Bilsborough
Myrna Norland
Virginia Fritz
Orla Jane Anderson
Nancy Tjaden
Lora Willemssen
Geraldine Ullmann
Arlen Bilsborough
Linda Nelson
Sharon Rippenstrop
Lowell Billborough
Marianne Rippentrop
Donna Beenken
Virgina Fritz
Dawn Beenken
Mary Janice Trunelle
Darlene Callies
Doris Hip
Sharon Rippentrop
Barbara Rindgsdorf
Virginia Swan
Beverly Richter
Corinne Zwiefel
Joy DeGolia
Corinne Ziefel
Lora Wil
F F A Boys Visit John Deere Plant
The F F A group from the local school toured the John Deere plant in Waterloo. They traveled by school bus and observed the foundry furnace sand molding and sheet metal work then viewed assembly lines in the basement. Attendees included Kent Rippentrop and Denny Wubben among many others. sponsored by J R Schutter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.F.A
Waterloo
John Deere
Wilbur Sexton
Bill Abbas
Robert Seefeld
Merlin Wan Hove
J. R. Schutter
Kent
Rippentrop
Denny Wubben
Students Take Part in Declam Contest at Sheldon
A Titanka to Sheldon trip for a District Speech Contest saw Joy DeGolia and Craig Sathoff earn ratings, with Joy receiving a 2 for her original oration My America and Craig a 1 for Ladies Night. The group later saw Darlene Callies and the One Act Play Pink and Patches rated 2. The school applauded their efforts and hoped for state success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig Sathoff
Geraldine Ullmann
Marlene Stecker
Joy DeGolia
Mr. Easton
Titanka
Sheldon
Algona
Joy DeGolla
America
Joy
Doris Hipp
Darlene Callies
Duane Beenken
Mrs. Easton
Craig
Darlene
Band and Vocal Recording Broadcast on KSMN Mason City
The Band and vocal groups recorded on Wednesday March 28 and broadcast Friday March 30 at 4 30 pm over KSMN Mason City. The band recorded Tinker Polka Belmont Overture In the Good Old Summertime Let Me Call You Sweetheart Metropolis and Springtime Polka. The vocal groups sang Sincerely Carolina Moon and A Song of Friendship. Titanica merchants sponsored the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KSMN
Mason City
Metropolis
Carolina Moon
Boys
Titanica Merchants
First Grade Spring Activities and Poems Seen
On Monday our class enjoyed a walk in spring. We dyed Easter eggs and hosted a party with the Easter Bunny. We adopted two white rats and a bat, built a bat cage, and learned about our finds. The poems celebrate April's breath of spring and its joys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Gorman
April Comes Back With Sunshine and Rain
A cheerful school page notes April’s return with sun and showers, mentioning March visitors and birthday treats from Jonquils Blooming Bright, Daffodils, and violets. It covers class activities, tests, plays, and projects across grades, including reading on The Lady or the Tiger, language work on modifiers, IQ tests, and senior activities. Kathy Thilges visits from Algona with Easter cookies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura May
Michael Hatten
George Pormer
Kathy Thilges
Algona
Francis R. Stockton
Disease Free Figs Break Disease Cycle in Swine Herds
A report in the Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association details a method to break infection chains in swine by using disease free baby pigs via Cesarean or sterile-bag delivery and isolating them at birth. Pigs raised without colostrum protection can thrive if kept isolated from disease factors, showing higher growth efficiency and absence of chronic herd diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal of the
American Veterinary Medical Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
Editorial
Music Department
Arlen Billborough
Trudy Bess
Betty Hatten
John Deere Plant
Toy DeGolia
Chevrolet
U.S.A
Africa
BEL Air
Fisher
Chevy
By & Margia
Millon Cash
Frank D. Fisher
Chevrolet Sales and Service
Titania
Bel Air Sport
Nutrena
Farmers Elevator Company
Titonka, Iowa
Miss Denise
Ruth Dana Pedersen
Gene Moore
Nona Keen Duffy
Devries Auction Sales
Devries Auction CO
Buffalo Center
Eddie Mayland
Wendall Weiland
Citanaene
Boyer Septic Tank
Willemssen Hardware
Celes