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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1960
Page
2
The Senior Class votes to dedicate the annual to the high school faculty. A new curriculum section features instructor objectives. A snapshot box is placed in the study hall for contributions as the staff works toward a March 14 deadline. Sympathy is extended to Mrs Sathoff Craig and Maurice.
Editorial from 1959 by Margaret McDonald questions prom cost at T H S and suggests cutting decorations or reallocating funds. It notes juniors fund the event, debates saving money for skip day or improvements, and weighs keeping the prom as a memorable spring ritual against expense, emphasizing the food cost.
The essay notes a filmstrip set from Young America Filmstrip Co featuring eight titles and praises reading as a life pair. A senior Judy Weir created a Valentine bulletin board scene while Mr Crissinger jokes about studying fur bearing animals and skunks.
The regular season ends and sectional tournament cheer returns as Garrigan and Lakota aim for victories. Girls face Sentral on February 15 at 8 30 in Lakota gym while the boys meet Wednes day February 24 at 7 15 in Garrigan gym.
A group traveled to West Beng on Monday February 8 to hear the Iowa State Teachers College concert band. The vocal music department previews new pieces for the Conference Vocal Festival on April 19 at Swea City and for the March 6 concert where mixed chorus girls and boys glee clubs and both junior and senior bands perform. New pieces for the mixed chorus include Old Abram Brown When the Saints Go Marching In With a Voice of Singing Cry Out and Shout Our God Is A Rock. Boys glee club pieces are Ive Got a Lovely Bunch of Coconut s When Good Men Sing and O Brother Man. Girls glee club selections are Holy Long God The Inch Worm and Breakers Off Barranquilla. On March 6 the junior band will perform Carnival for Tones Ole Faithful Royal Trumpeters and Safari.
February 19 20 district speech contest will be held at Clarion. February 22 27 reads Boys Sectional Tournament as the follow up event.
A fragmented school note hints at juniors avoiding the library while writing research papers. Others joke about report cards, teachers, and social intrigues including a chemistry student knowing dead roads and late homework. Several names appear in teasing questions about habits and romances.
A school report details first through fifth grade activities focused on Valentine’s Day prep, Lincoln themes, and indoor games. Students decorate boxes, read “Fun With Dick and Jane,” create personal reading books, and study aeronautics, government, and math concepts while preparing valentines and activities for their families.
Freshman News covers library explorations of the card catalog and Dewey numbers, Readers' Guide use, poetry studies of Washington Lincoln and The Flag Goes By, and biology and general science lessons with mouse electricity experiments. Junior News notes Henry David Thoreau studies, research papers, and office practice work. chemistry quizzes on petroleum. Policeman reports a drive incident in Opheim era remarks.
The page records teens asking about crushes and relationships among seniors and younger students, with repeated notices of students like J H R H RH J S and L M J S at a basketball game. It also notes girls volleyball improving and a ninth English class focused on looking at the ceiling.
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