Birthday Treats Mark Karen Edens Day In Class Notes
Karen Eden celebrated her birthday on January 16 with treats. The seventh grade lists new space helpers and names several students assisting in 5th and 6th grades. Reports cover recent tests, Iowa Tests of Basic Skills, and ongoing subjects across grades including social studies, math, biology, world history, home economics, English, geometry, bookkeeping, typing, and government.
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Karen Eden
Dean ‘Stecker
Dudley Dorkstader
Lynn Beenken
Sydélle Harms
Jarie Winters
Vickié Rechieau
Nancy Larsen
Robert Andrews
Iowa
Ophomore News
Silas Marner
Vireles
Logemann
United States
New Semester Brings Added Courses and Humanities Focus
The upcoming term introduces an A general business course by Mr Hill replacing the ninth and tenth grade typing. Advanced algebra shifts from trig, taught by Mrs Qrmston, with first semester devoted to trig. seniors may pursue college analytic geometry. A new Great Books and Important Ideas of Our Civilization course by Mr Truesdell emphasizes writing, critical analysis, and extended humanities reading through regular and seminar options.
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Hill
Qrmston
Truesdell
Aftergame chatter at the hall hints rumors and repairs
The note jokes about a race after a game, mentions a flat tire dispute with K B and a chemistry project by Mr Thiesse. It playfully urges perseverance with a "miracle jug" and notes K V H and D M supervising a first study hall.
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R.H
K. B
Mr. Thiesse
D. M
The BIG Wheels The Little Spokes Senior Interview
Leslie Pearson, with brown hair and brown eyes, represents Titania school after eleven years. Her mix of Irish Dutch and German heritage shapes her identity while she cites physics as her favorite subject and being on the annual staff as her activity. She says her favorite possession is her right hand and her pet peeve is a moody and mouthy person. Her go to foods are pizza and steak and her expression is I’ll never tell.
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Leslie Pearson
Leslie
Titania School
Semester Resolutions for Better Grades This Semester
A short guidance note urges students to study harder in the second semester and improve grades. It argues parental reaction depends on progress, and emphasizes that doing one’s best builds work habits even without straight A results. It ends with a resolve to work harder.
Honor Roll Recipients by Grade Names Listed
Honor roll includes multiple students across grades. 10th grade Rosanne Alexander Bill Carrol Ardith Eden Lewis Glesking Beth Neeland Myrna Rippentrap Philip Seaberg. 11th grade Jeffrey Boyken George Cunie Dverg Krantz Dennis Monson Victoria Rakow Dennis Rike James Sparks Lorraine Stecker Sherry Wenger. 12th grade Ruby Alexander Sylvia Eden Sandra Gartner Verna Gray Lenora Huisman Margaret McDonald David Smidt Sandra Smidt.
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Rosanne Alexander
Bill Carrol
Ardith Eden
Lewis Glesking
Beth Neeland
Myrna Rippentrap
Philip Seaberg
Jeffrey Boyken
George Cunie Dverg
Krantz
Dennis
Monson
Victoria Rakow
Dennis Rike
James Sparks
Lorraine
Stecker
Sherry Wenger
Ruby Alexander
Sylvia Eden
Sandra Gartner
Verna Gray
Lenora Huisman
Margaret McDonald
David Smidt
Sandra Smidt
Perfect Attendance Tth Grade Meet Set With Burkhart Rivalries
A list of competitors and participants includes Burkhart and Doran Dock stader with Isebrand Wenger Ullmann Ise brand and Swan Gigler Struthers Carroll Stecker Rippentrop Bahling Alexander Neeland Akkerman Miller Willis Wenger Sparks Rike Intermill Gigler Cunningham Beal Alexander.
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Henry Ullmann
Darrell Isebrand
Carol Swan
Betty Gigler
Kirk Struthers
Bill Carroll
Ted Stecker
Myrna Rippentrop
Janet Bahling
Roseanne Alexander
Beth Neeland
Bruce Akkerman
Kathy Miller
Kathy Willis
Sherry Wenger
James Sparks
Dennis Rike
Carolyn Intermill
Marie Gigler
George Cunningham
Pamela Beal
Ruby Alexander
Grade School Music Contest Entries Listed
The list covers participants for the Grade School Music Contest including Flute Duet Myrna Rike Linda Smidt Saxophone Quintet Linda Krantz John Brandt Jim Rode Ellen Smidt Judy Seaburg Saxophone Quartet to be selected from the group Saxophone Solo Linda Krantz John Brandt Clarinet Quartet Janet Cunningham Linda Krause Celine Miller Cynthia Rakow Cornet Solo Greg Miller Carol Smith Cornet Quartet Peggy Micheilsen James Stecker Barry Nelson Malora Beal Cornet Trio Carole Smith George Pommer Iris Michaelsen French Horn Solo Lennice Bilsborough
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Myrna Rike
Linda Smidt
Linda Krantz
John Brandt
Jim Rode
Ellen Smidt
Judy Seaburg
Janet Cunningham
Linda Krause
Celine Miller
Cynthia Rakow
Greg Miller
Carol Smith
Peggy Michaelsen
James Stecker
Barry Nelson
MaLora Beal
Carole Smith
George Pommer
Iris Michaelsen
Lennice Bilsborough
Student Council Meets In January With Finances Highlighted
The Student Council held its regular meeting on January 15, 1960 with 15 members present. The session approved minutes and discussed finances of the Etment Council. The treasury stood at $103.30. Officer elections will be addressed at the next meeting. Sandra Gartner, secretary.
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Etment Council
Sandra Gartner
Future Teachers convention meeting set in Kossuth County
A January 27 gathering for pupils interested in teaching will run from 4 30 to 5 00 p m at Central High School to organize a Future Teachers convention in Kossuth County. Schools Titonka Ledyard Lakota Algona LaVerne Burt Sentral Whittemore will attend with each providing part of the program. Titonka will supply home cards prepared by Beth Neeland and Phyllis Diamond using town color codes. Mrs Brandt sponsors the Titonka group.
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Pt.a
Kossuth
Central High School
Titanka
Ledyard
Lakota
Algona
LaVerne
Burt
Sentral
Whittemore
Titonka
Beth Neeland
Phyllis Diamond
Mrs. Brandt
Titonka Group
Portrait of a Senior Student in Study Hall Attire
A senior student is described with brown hair hazel eyes and glasses. She attends basketball paper staff and vocal music activities and wore a yellow sweater with a tweed skirt during the 8 40 study hall on Wednesday.
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Rand
Curious Selections From A Seventh Grade Semester
A string of classroom snippets shows students facing typical school issues. Names like Sarah B and Janet G appear with concerns such as health, schedules, and quizzes, while others adjust to seating, braces, and glasses amid a busy term.
Lakota and Thompson Basketball Dates Noted
Readable text notes Lakota basketball on Friday January 29 and Thompson basketball on Friday February 5 at home.
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Thompson
Kindergarten Class News From 4th Grade Update
A Kindergarten and 4th grade class report covers changing daily schedules, new workbook work, birthday celebrations, and flu absences. Students describe arithmetic, reading with Dick Jane Sally and pets, art projects, and early year updates. Basic Skills Tests and social studies units are noted with included names.
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Lee Beenken
Student survey on ride preference sparks school debate
In a classroom activity, students name reasons for preferring morning or afternoon rides home. Answers include I like the morning because I can go home and play with my sister and daddy comes home early. Multiple names appear such as Pamela Ludwig, Rosalee Gray, Kevin Jones, and Doug Wubbben.
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Johnny Slepér
Pamela
Ludwig
Craig Heyer
Rodney Brandt
Gayle Struthers
Larry Franzen
Carol — Boekelman
Barbara Burgess
Bonnie Brandt
Eddie Alice
Doug Wubbben
Marleng Jones
Steven Thiesse
Mira Hulsman
Rhonda “Boekelman
Bus Ride Remarks From Donnas and Lees Conversing
Fragmentary dialogue shows speakers Donna Rickless Lee Beenken and Wayne Norten discussing bus roles and travel times with phrases about morning departures and accompanying a sister. The text reads as casual, unstructured street conversation.
Teens Share Notices On Semester Tests And School News
A collage of student notices reveals posts about report cards driver licenses class rings and desk changes. Messages mention returning robe boxes and attending Central on February 1 with lines from multiple students and teachers.
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Lesley
Betty K
Phyllis D
Phil
Gene
Janet
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