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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1959
Page
2
Underclassmen at T H S vent about the end of the school year in an editorial titled Hectic Last Days. They describe desk cleanouts, review woes, tests scheduled Wednesday and Thursday, and planned studying for Wednesday’s exams. They reflect on seniors graduating and preview summer activities including Band Festival in Mason City and various summer pursuits.
A quirky collection of student and teacher musings from a high school scene. It ponders rooms, calls, bets, attire, bus seating, tardiness, class behavior, and semester test vibes with many named pupils and staff in a playful survey style.
The library display for the school year features a May and May Pole theme created by librarian Patty Willis. Bright pastel pink and yellow hues frame a central May Pole with extending streamers reaching scenes of May happenings like Mathers day Graduation and fresh flowers.
Al Bell hosts final school program on Hawaii. He opened with notes on the islands then presented a film showing Hawaii’s erupting volcano. The event highlights Hawaii becoming the United States’ fiftieth state.
The Tepee Tidbits staff express gratitude to Mrs Brandt for her excellent work and efforts over the past year. They extend thanks for her gracious contributions and support.
The senior band performed at 17 events this year including football shows and exchanges with the Baf fle Center and Britt. The Titanka dance band appeared five times while the Junior band gave four public performances. June 6 marks the 6th Mason City Band Festival with Paul Yoder guest conductor leading the massed band.
In Class Chit Chat first graders near second grade prepare letters to friends moved away and mail them. Freshman and Junior reports cover semester test reviews and last days of school with projects, jiffy blouses, study guides, and goodbye for summer.
George Eiferman, famed Mr. America, joins West Junior for a health talk and weightlifting demonstration. He shares ten daily exercises focusing on eye, tongue, facial, breathing, brain, leg, heart, strength, health, and soul growth.
A reflective note from students and teachers celebrates summer break and easier exams while seniors finish their last step. a dramatic line reveals an elderly man contemplates self harm after a chauffeur dialogue.
Students recount highlights from the year including All-State Chorus trips, school dances, class picnics, prom nights, basketball and band trips, finals and exams, and various campus events in Des Moines and local gatherings. The year featured class activities, initiation rituals, and athletic competitions.
Students recall a year of school events including a class picnic at Forest City, water fights, a slumber party at Myrna's, and a gopher found on Ellen's car hood. Entries mention poetry, sports, initiation, and a political singalong in English class.
A guidance piece on go ing steady addressing how fellows and gals feel about possessiveness and privileges. It urges frank communication to avoid misunderstandings and suggests clear boundaries while enjoying time with a date. It discusses how to handle requests to go steady and respond when a friend dates your best friend.
Advice on dating etiquette from a historic column notes that terms like boyfriend and girlfriend are acceptable. It discusses double dating manners and courtesy toward a date, stressing consideration for others and proper attention.
A junior girl with light blue eyes and blonde hair studied at 2:45 in the study hall wearing red slacks and a white blouse. She participates in Paper Staff Girls Glee Club and Mixed Chorus and is well liked by all.
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