Tyke Opens Football Season With Loss to Boone Valley
Editorial by Margaret McDonald notes Boone Valley victory over Tyke in the season opener on Friday September 11. Tyke fields an inexperienced team but supporters hope large crowds and student cheerleaders boost morale. Homecoming vote favored by students. Varsity Views features players David Smith and Gary Michaelsen sharing thoughts on opponents and football.
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Varsity Views on Football From a Player Interview
A player discusses football motivations and dislikes. He cites staying in shape and teamwork as positives, and notes harsh early practices and cold weather as negatives. He predicts Thompson as a tough conference foe and Jeff Armstrong as a hard opponent. He advises underclassmen to train, listen to coaches, and master plays.
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FFA Elects New Officers At September Meeting
The meeting on Monday September 14 began at 8:00 and elected officers for the coming year: President Eddie Mayland Vice President Larry Pearson Secretary Doyle Trenary Treasurer Ronnie Folberts Sentinel Arden Engelbaris Treasurer Hank Ullmann. A committee was formed to assess attending the October Cattle Congress in Waterloo with possible fall trips.
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Teacher Of The Week Mrs Torgeson Leads Reading Program
Interview highlights Mrs Torgeson named Teacher Of The Week for leading a cross grade reading class from second to eighth grade. This year she oversees a central library for recreation and resources. A Titonica High School graduate, she studied at Drake University and the University of Iowa.
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First Graders Readiness and Dentist Visits Highlight Week
Ist Grade notes show we finished Before We Read and begin pre prim ers with Dick Jane and Sally names. We learned numbers to four, counted four objects, saw a film on The Dentist, and many have dental appointments and cards. Sixteen named students and staff are listed, and the class invites parents to visit as we start We Look and See.
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Linda Beal
Barbara Boekelman
Bonnie Giesking
John Seveers
Marlys Eden
Daryl Pommer
Cynthia Schmidt
Arvid Boyken
Sherry Post
Shirley Haverly
Roger Stecker
Robbin Hill
Nelson
Tim
Steven
Reggy
Gipple
High school homecoming ideas crowd Totem Poll
A community survey outlines plans for a high school homecoming with floats in each class parade, a homecoming queen, a pep rally, a parade downtown, and a post game dance. Respondents urge organization, varied floats, and a celebratory queen crown.
Imagined school life checks and quirky queries
A collage of student life questions and light hearted statements explores behavior in class and daily routines. It mentions driving, geometry, fashion, drills, and social themes with playful, scattered dialogue. ends with a kitchen scene about Mrs Thiesse arranging gear for cooking fish and salmon.
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Glee Clubs at High School Prepare October PTA Program
Beyond The Notes reports 52 girls in girls glee club and 32 boys in boys glee club totaling 84 in mixed chorus. They rehearse Give Me Your Tired Your Poor and My Bonnie Lass for the October PTA meeting. A mountaineer buys an ice cream cone, walks outside to eat, returns it to the soda fountain and thanks the clerk for use of the vase.
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Russia
Titania Queen Named for Algona Band Festival
Sandra Gartner has been chosen to represent Titania at the Algona Band Festival on October 3. She participates in Paper Staff vocal music small groups cheerleading band and Student Council. The event features the band show Around the World in 80 Measures with senior and junior bands.
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Sandra Gartner
Titania
Sandra
High School Notices and Fractured Class News
A collection of student notices from Ardith Eden and H S staff, announcing relationships, activity requests, licenses, cheerleading, library neatness, cleanups, initiation, and class interests. Features sophomore gossip, junior and senior remarks, and a taxi service plug amid sale items for educational development tests.
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Another Year at Titania School by Myrna Rippentrop
The Titania students start a new school year with mixed effort and excitement. They reunite with old classmates and adjust to coursework while balancing activities like football and other clubs. Some students face graduation soon, others continue for several years, all aiming to make the year meaningful.
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Rumors and Romances Fly Around Burt High Notes
A jumble of gossip touches Burt High students and ex-students about rings pairs and couples. Names like H H M G L A and Y P appear in a chatter-filled column noting flirtations steady relationships and recent arrivals from freshmen to seniors. The piece reads like a high school youth column full of social intrigue and playful speculation.
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