Junior Class Play Brings Mystery Comedy to Stage
The Junior Class presents a mystery comedy rescheduled to Thursday December 3. Uncle Bob and Aunt Mary host Hercules and Wilbur who fear a mor tician guest named Mr. Quigley while a staged death fuels suspense. The pair uncover the killer with Nina's help as the household untangles the mess.
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Uncle Bob
Mary
Hercules
Wilbur
Bob
Celeste
Quigley
Herc
Nina
Party Line N. BK Hints at Lakota Game Gossip
Readers tease each other about relationships and rumors linked to Lakota girls and local students. Names and couples surface in a playful, gossip driven Heyday style column about home basketball scenes and social outings.
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Algona
D. K
L. S
R. F
K. Z
C. 1
J. Z
D. P
Ledyard
R. C
C. W
LaVerne
S. G
D. M
N. K
Tyke
Wu. P
Woodie
D. Mc
N. B
J, Mc
L. M
P. D
D. S. of
Clear Lake
M.S
G. C
C. I
4. WA
Can You Imagine A School Fielded By Wild Scenarios
A playful series of hypothetical questions imagines odd school life and everyday items altered. The piece lists quirky images from students in winter to cars without wheels, and unusual classroom scenes, inviting readers to picture improbable outcomes and oddities.
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Mr. Crissinger
Faaborg
Mr. Sullivan
Dennis M
E. F
W. S
R. A
Janet B
Jerry B
Jane Z
P. 5
School Notices From A Busy Tuesday Night
Teen chatter lists requests and notices from a high school pep band night. Cadets and seniors share comments about dress up day and social plans while the yearbook recounts a lively student scene.
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J. S
V. Kt
Mr. Faaborg
D. K
L. 5
M. M
L. A
Positive Thinking and Inner Charm Promoted by Lorraine Stecker
Editorial highlights Dr. George W. Crane on recognizing inner value over外 looks. urges positive thinking and Christian character as the true basis of charm. Promotes smiling, kindness, and spiritual quality as essential. Includes quotes from Norman Rockwell and a playful anecdote section.
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George W. Crane
Ike
Norman Rockwell
Saturday Evening Post
Teacher Of The Week Mrs Doocy From Cylinder
The Teacher Of The Week is Mrs Doocy who lived in Cylinder and attended Waldorf College. She has four years of teaching experience in Titonka with assignments shifting from fourth and fifth to fifth and sixth grades, then fifth grade for the last two years. She enjoys watching children light up with new experiences and learning, and her hobby is sports.
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Doocy
Cylinder
Waldorf College
Titonka
Milly Ultmann
Milly Ulmann
Millie
Milly
LaVerne
Confusion over a Glockenspiel prompts odd ideas
A list of students and staff discuss what they would do with a glockenspiel, offering humorous and varied responses from eating it to gifting or discarding. The entry defines the instrument as a musical object with bells and bars struck by hammers.
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Sarah B
Janet Plaister
Opheim
Dwerg Krantz
Mr. Faaborg
Sherry Wenger
Mary Beth Stecker
Judy Weir
Leslie Pearson
Kermitt Zwiefel
Hitler
Dick McGuire
Ronnie F
Margaret McDonald
Sandra Gartner
Student Council Plans Christmas Dance and Decorations
The Student Council met with 15 members present on Nov. 20 led by Gayle Sloper. They discussed an orchestra for the Dec 22 Christmas Dance, decorating duties by class, inviting the junior high to the dance, and concessions dates for juniors.
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Gayle Sloper
Thanksgiving learning and classroom projects across grades
A school column describes first to seventh graders using a number chart to 100, studying Pilgrims and Thanksgiving, art projects with paper plates and turkeys, birthday treats, and daily reading from a self-made school newspaper. It notes science lessons on foods, butter making, cereals, and bread, plus arithmetic, writing reports, and grammar.
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Dennis
Lots
Patty H
Russell
Richard Harmis
High School Week Delivers Tests Games and Thanksgiving Break
The 9th Grade reports a busy three day week with sports ahead against Burt after school. Students study invitations friendly letters and algebra polynomials while home ec girls bake cakes custards and puddings. Biology includes a dissection and a test as the week ends.
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Burt
Paraphrase Jokes and Dinner Table Q&A Exchange
A humorous exchange shows a pupil rephrasing a sentence about seeing a woman with comic lines like The sight of her doubled him up. A father question about steam and letters leads to a punchline. Tommy asks if caterpillars are good to eat prompting a family joke about lettuce.
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Tommy
Dance Band Enjoyed By Students From Conference
After about an hour of practice the group heard Raleigh Green's Dance Band from Albert-Lea perform. Following the break Sandra Gartner represented Titonke and impressed. The afternoon closed with another band set as students from many communities tried Bally music and expressed enjoyment.
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Rane inMiusicians
Raleigh “Green
Albert-Lea
Conserence
Sandra Gartner
Titonke
Mystery Senior Student Identified By School Clues
A district call to find a senior girl described by her 8:35 study hall time, attire including a tay skirt white blouse and blue sweater, and her classes like book keeping government advanced typing and English. She is listed in girls glee club tea chorus or basketball during activity periods.
Puzzle Notes Echo Glossary Puzzle Elevator Definition
A playful word puzzle excerpt hints at a double meaning Elevator described as a small chamber where the Upstairs goes down. The fragment references name shifts and cryptic clues in a lighthearted style typical of a newspaper puzzle page.
Varsity Basketball Interview Highlights Players Views
Ronnie Folketts says Titonke’s toughest opponent is undecidable early in the season and emphasizes fun, teamwork, and strict training under the coach. Milly Ulltmann notes basketball offers sportspirit, competition, and personal growth while citing LaVerne as the toughest foe and urging effort and discipline.
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Rovinie Folketts
Ronnie
Titonke
Ronnie Mkes
Hig
Bite
Definition of ignorant in a joke exchange
A teacher asks Willie how he defines ignorant and Willie replies that it is when you do not know something and somebody finds out.
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Willie
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Sherry
Dvery
Ardith
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Arden
Myrna
Betty K
Mr. Opheim
Philip
Spain
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Burhart
Alfred Rode
Gipple
Avery
Ouse
Atoll
Reddy Kilowatt
Dad
Holt Dryer
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