Period students listed for third nine weeks honor roll
The third nine weeks honor roll at the junior high is announced for grades 12 11 10 and 9 with a 3.0 GPA and 40 prad average. Names include Linda Bergmann Cheryl Blasberg Dennis Buchholzs Bruce Bunger Kathy Berger Gary Berger Max Ambrose Kathy Blasberg Diane Buchholz Kathy Chapin and many others across grades 12 to 7 with class sections 8A 8B 7A and 7B listed.
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Sonic
Linda Bergmann
Cheryl Blasberg
Linda Block
Marjorie Blume
Dennis Buchhols
Bruce Bunger
James Burrow
Kristi Colburn
Joyce Dooly
David Drape
Charlene Everding
Connie French
Linda Haase
Dennis Haverkamp
Connie Hepnings
Cathy Hurmence
Beverly Kohagen
Helen Kreis
Kathy Berger
Sharon Biermann
Richard Buenger
Susan Carroll
Kathy Chapin
Donna Dravis
Judy Feuchtwanger
Allen Heinemann
Sharon Holm
Vanada Jahnke
Jackie Krumm
Karen Kuecker
Carole Lageschulte
Vic Matthias
Diane Moeller
Diane Nacke
David Peters
Diane Peters
Janet Peters
Lois Peters
Ann Platte
Connie Schnurstein
Allen Schumacher
Steve Schwemm
Gordon Si
Rebecca Barkhoff
Alf Buchholz
Karen Krumm
Lin Niemeyer
Kathy Olmstead
Steve Blasberg
Dav Boeckmann
Charles Jordan
P Magnall
Glenda Matthias
Jul Peters
Jane Fink
Mary Heppworth
Mike Schnieders
Rich Schweer
Annette Weeber
Gretcchen Barkholl
Kelvyn Haase
Barbara Wente
Editorial urging THS respect restoration among students
The piece laments declining student respect at THS, noting loss of the old hierarchy where freshmen and underclassmen showed deference to seniors. It argues for a return to tradition and a general boost in respect for all, warning that current attitudes resemble treating others poorly.
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THS
Senior Slants Highlight Bruce Bunger and Connie French
Feature notes Bruce Bunger, a 61% senior born December 8 1947, and Connie Lee French born December 15 1947, discussing their school activities peers and interview snippets. Multiflora wind erosion reference appears as an unrelated line in the text.
Kindergarten to sixth grade remedial reading program approved
The State Department of Public Instruction approved a six week remedial reading program for grades K to 6 to raise Iowa basic skills scores and improve attitudes toward reading. Sessions run 8:45 to 11:45 daily from June 29 to July 29 with about 15 students per class in west and east buildings. Transportation provided for rural areas and invitations sent to parents.
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State Department of Public Instruction
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Leland Alcock
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Pulp Chemicals Find New Uses in Soap and Wax Making
Chemicals recovered from the pulping process, previously waste products in papermaking, are being diverted to the manufacture of liquid soaps and floor waxes. This shift highlights evolving industrial chemistry and potential cost savings for producers.
Honor Society Induction Ceremony in Tripoli
The Tripoli National Honor Society chapter held an induction for six new members at Tripoli High School. The ceremony recognized teamwork, scholarship, leadership and service, with nine current members and adviser Stanley Miller guiding selections.
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Tripoli
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National Honor Society
Stanley Miller
Tripoli High School
What is a flat according to students
Roving Reporter lists student definitions from the English department inquiry. Cal Schnieders calls it some kind of animals, Kathy Chapin a fiend, Mr. Lee a car, Steve Heidemann a car, Lee Selck affectional attractions, Phyllis Schnurstein a kind of cat, Neysa Youngblood a type of a fit.
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Cal Schnieders
Kathy Chapin
Mr. Lee
Steve Heidemann
Lee Selck
Phyllis Schnurstein
Neysa Youngblood
Cheerleading Tryouts Planned After March Interest
On March 31 fifteen girls expressed interest and began practicing cheerleading. Practices will occur weekly until April 21 when tryouts and elections select seven cheerleaders for the 1966 1967 school year. The group will support football and pep rallies, then split for basketball and wrestling seasons.
Junior High Notes Split Between Science and History
Seventh graders study vertebrates and invertebrates while four worm halves are said to regrow heads. Geography moves from Russia to China as eighth graders explore early American life and lever physics. Mr Tjaden schedules a band concert April 23 with Holiday in France and Chisholm Trail.
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Russia
China
Tjaden
France
Chisholm Trail
School Calendar Highlights April Track and Baseball Dates
April calendar lists track meets at West Union Fredericksburg Fredericks Sumner Plainfield Wapsie Valley Monona and Dunkerton along with small and large group contests Band concert Cheerleading assembly and computer dance plus Dickinson relays and Bulldog relays.
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West Union
Fredericksburg
Sumner
Plainfield
Wapsie Valley
Bulldog
Monona
Dunkerton
Dickinson Relays
A Man of Many Talents Mr Fish of Tripoli High
Mr Fish a junior and senior English teacher at Tripoli High School is in his second year of teaching. He has had three careers including extension director and farming before turning to education. He studied at Adel and the University of Minnesota and later Upper Iowa University for his teaching certificate. He enjoys golf fishing and camping and believes happiness comes from being useful to others. He criticizes students who waste time and shares opinions on many subjects.
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Fish
Tripoli High School
Adel
University of Minnesota
Maynard
Upper Iowa University
Panther's Tale Staff and Editorial Notes
School paper staff list includes Paula Tiedt as editor Kathy Chapin senior slants Lois Peters Cal Schnieders junior high news Lois Peters Jim Burrow senior high news Duane Woman roving reporter Duane Water teacher interview Kathy Chapin Honor Roll Richard Milius
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Paula Tiedt
Kathy Chapin
Sue Carroll
Lois Peters
Cal Schnieders
Jim Burrow
Duane Woman
Suggins
Duane Waterman
Richard Milius
Poli Community School Lunch Menu Highlights
Poli Community School serves meals including meat loaf with mashed potatoes and pudding on Monday, creamed turkey over biscuits with salad and Jell-O on Wednesday, maidrites with corn and cake on Thursday, and fish sticks with parsley potatoes and brownies on Friday, each with milk.
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Poli
Birthday Calendar Entries and a Note on Pigeons
A list of birthday dates and names for April with individuals such as Judy Dettmer Duane Haverkamp Bill Quigley Larry Schuldt Tom Green Diane Irene Buchholz Darwin Boldt Eugene Johnson David Schumacher and others. The note adds a line claiming a pigeons bones may weigh less than its feathers.
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Judy Dettmer
Duane Haverkamp
Bill Quigley
Larry Schuldt
Tom Green
Diane Irene Buchholz
Darwin Boldt
Eugene Johnson
David Schumacher
David Schwarze
Phyllis Schnurstein
Nancy Burrow
Deborah Pipho
Diane Peters
Mary Kallenbach
Larry Luhring
Nancy Brase
Kristen Colburn
David Buchholz
Duane Waterman
Wayne Mayer
Jeffrey Hoppenworth
Larry Buchholz
Steven Hahn
Danny Biesterfelt
Suggins plans for college or church life
In a light interview, Elmer Suggins discusses his future after THS graduation. He jokes about attending Some Cloddy Institutes instead of SCI, doubts a ministry call, and quips about being called Sacred Agent 007. He also mentions trying to join the Air Force and failing a flying test.
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THS
Elmer Suggins
Elmer
Dewey
SCI
State College of Iowa
Suggins
Krumm
Burrow
Milius
Armed Forces
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Senior High News Highlights Careers and Club Activities
Duane Waterman takes an extra course on cemeteries. Bruce Gienau and Eugene Johnson attend a district FFA meeting in Calmar on March 19. Dennis Buchholz and Mr. Fish appear in a speech contest prank. History topics cover war causes and inventions. Lionel Bergmann mispronounces words in junior English. Economics class studies life insurance and labor unions for shorter hours.
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Duane Waterman
Duane
Bruce Gienau
Eugene Johnson
FFA
Calmar
Dennis Buchholz
Mr. Fish
Thomas Edison
Watt
Eldon Ott
Lionel Bergmann
Plainfield Girls Take Fifth in State Indoor Meet at Des Moines
Exchange column notes Plainfield girls place fifth at the state federation indoor track meet in Des Moines on March 12 with 55 other schools competing. The item also highlights Janesville adding track, various school plays, Federal aid influx, and mock trials at Waverly High and mock United Nations at North High.
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Plainfield
Des Moines
Janesville
Tripoli
North High
Waverly High School
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