School Hosts Line Conference Band Fest and Basketball Call
Editorial celebrates the Stateline Conference Band Festival with a 90 member select band and 454 in the mass band from 10 schools. It notes the girls team heads to Des Moines for the final round of state, bus travel, and a 1958 59 season ending 4 4 record with trophies and tournament wins. It also urges reading Tidbit poll on the annual school picnic for PTA considers opinions.
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Leller
Des Moines
Sentral
Spencer
P.T. A
Pvt.a
Beyond The Notes On Channel 3 Extra March 31
The mixed chorus of our high school will appear on Channel 3 Extra March 31 from 10 30 to 11 00 p m performing a varied group of numbers including Prayer For Today O Rejoice Ye Christians Loudly and Ol Man River If time permits solo pieces may follow Parents and friends are invited Further transportation details will come later.
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Channel 3
Titonia Indianettes Travel 72 Miles for District Play
The Titonia Indianettes and accompanying group rode a 72 mile journey to Spencer for a District Tournament game against George. The bus carried 12 deaf members, cheerleaders, chaperones, and staff. A Ruthven stop provided a hearty meal and entertainment on the way home.
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Titonia
Spencer
Mmanaper
Ruthven
Betty Taylor
George
Sandy
Verna
Marianne l
Marily
Opheim
Mr. Baaborg
Caroly
Milly
Gayle
Ellen
Linda
Sharon
Barb
Mary Beth
Harriet
Myron
Marie
Edith Husinga
Wilbur Sexton
Titania
OUR BUS RIDE TO SPENCER
Freshmen and sophomores on a bus trip to Spencer pass food around and play cards on the ride. Chaperone Mr Rood hopes for quiet but a lively group of girls ends with a spirited, if noisy, arrival.
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Spencer
Mr. Rood
Emmetsburg
la Vaughn Akkerman
Titania
Cora Stecker
Tyke
J. W
S. S
J. T
C. S
Teacher Of The Week Miss Haugh Second Grade Instructor
Miss Haugh teaches second grade with 27 pupils for two years. She is a graduate of Ayrshire High School and Iowa State Teachers College at Cedar Falls. She became a teacher to help in lower grades during high school and believes good teachers must have patience and enjoy working with children. A good student pays attention and takes an interest in work. Picnic Day feedback shows 64 students surveyed with 45 seeking change, 18 preferring no change, and 1 wanting it dropped. Among changes, 17 seek minor tweaks and 16 want separate high school picnics. four favor two picnics, four want the community excluded.
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Faaborg
Miss Haugh
Haugh
Ayrshire High School
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Imagined roles and school life snippets
Students reveal looming report cards and gossip at Lakota youths. Preshman diary essays for English class. seniors miss current events, while staff style and appearance spark chatter. A mass band concert and basketball rules swirl around campus in a vivid school day snapshot.
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Lakota
Preshman
Lois H
Mr. Opheim
M. W
M. S
Elton N
M. M
Mr. Truesdell
Mrs. Brandt
Mrs. Salveson
Students improve library order and name changes noted
Last week students tidied the library and restored books and chairs. Ruby Alexander repaired the bulletin board and a poem about George Washington is displayed beneath a Washington photo. Lorain Stecker named librarian for the second period. a new librarian now serves each period.
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Ruby Alexander
George Washington
Washington
Nancy Byrd Turner
Wipperwill
America
Teens WANTED Notices From School Notes
A collage of student messages from a high school bulletin includes urges for quiet study hall, calls for science experiments, notices about bands, lost friends, fashion notes, countdown to end of term, praise for popcorn sellers, and a scare rumor about a student being dead.
First Grade to Fifth Grade School News Digest
A multi grade report from an unnamed school covers classroom activities from first through senior year. First graders share treats and tooth care, while third and fourth grade note arithmetic, language arts, art projects, and a planned operetta Dream Ranch. Fifth grade highlights science topics, spelling gains, and prom plans. Students named include Kent, Terry, Beth, Bobby Ryburn, Dean Stecker, Nola Boekelman, Aryss Pannhuk, Jane Andrews, Linda Budlong, Brenda Brandt, Virginia Stecker. Teachers Hell and others supervise.
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Bobby Ryburn
Bobby
Woden
Schwartz
Titania
Dean Stecker
Dean
Nola Boekelman
Aryss Pannhuk
Jane Andrews
Linda Budlong
Brenda Brandt
Virginia Stecker
Study Habits and Procrastination in Student Life
A student describes a daily cycle of arriving home at 4:00, grabbing food and the newspaper, delaying homework for TV and poetry, then finally finishing with little time left. The piece notes widespread struggle with completing assignments at home and questions how many share this problem.
Pleasin Teasin Mr Oplidii and Jim 8 a museum spotted statue
Fragmented text hints at a museum scene with odd names and phrases. It mentions Julius Marte Si Lindat Maurice and a mock dialogue about a statue. The garbled lines include references to "pow pow" and various nonsensical terms.
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Mr. Oplidii
Jim
Julius
Marte
Lindat
Maurice
Unclear high school sports locker room chatter
Fragmentary notes describe low spirits after a basketball game and comments about players M A G S and M A again. Mentions of a date request by a school graduate and banter about who are the better skunk players appear in the overheard chatter.
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S.W
Il. B
L.P
G. S
M.-W
M. A
M.-A
G.S
G.M
M.A
J. W
Chool
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