Music Students Earn Eighteen I Ratings at Contest
Eighteen music students received I ratings at the April 14 and 15 small group instrumental and vocal contests. Allen Heinemann earned I for a snare drum solo, the only instrumental solo to do so. Marjorie Menke and Nancy Hopenworth performed a flute duet. Gayl Westendorf earned I for singing The Builder and Come Ye Blessed, while Sue Wente scored I with Gentle Shepherd. The percussion ensemble and double mixed quartet earned Ts. The quartet sang When I Admire the Rose and Throughout the World. Percussion group members include Allen Heinemann Shirley Meyer Roger Buchholz Linda Leuenberger Lori Bunger Paul Kammeyer and Mary Buls.
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Allen Heinemann
Marjorie Menke
Nancy Hopenworth
Gayl Westendorf
Sue Wente
Shirley Meyer
Roger Buchholz
Linda Leuenberger
Lori Bunger
Paul Kammeyer
Mary Buls
Loria Shirley Meyer
Paul Ka Roger Buchholz
Nancy Hoppenworth
L. Leuenberger
Note to Unconcerned Parents
An editorial argues that today’s teenagers reflect their parents and that families bear primary responsibility for discipline. It challenges parents to question whether they discipline their children and set good examples rather than shifting blame to schools or society.
Wild Life Interests And School Pranks At THS
A humorous THS column recounts Sam Kehe and Larry Boerschel exploring a rabbit nest near the science wing while classmates joke about tests. It notes chemistry class antics including a potential H2S lab, a track meet mishap with a swapped shot, and a grocery checkup overheard at Tri Poli Mercantile involving Allen Schumacher.
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Sam Kehe
Larry Boerschel
Mr. Kirchhoff
Kirchhoff
Dale Matthias
Steve
Noah Webster
Schwemm
Monona
Ott
Debbie Pipho
Hunters bag 35 coyotes in 10 mile radius near Soldier
Four hunters working within ten miles of Soldier bagged 35 coyotes this winter. The party included Dale Barnes and Skip Holverson of Soldier, Harold Holverson of Mapleton and Leo Wagner of Turin. They used dogs and walkie talkies to drive the animals up.
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Soldier
Dale Barnes
Skip Holverson
Harold Holverson
Mapleton
Leo Wagner
Turin
Tribune Open House Draws Nearly 600 Visitors
Almost 600 persons toured the Ames Tribune offices and printing plant during the Tribune's 100th anniversary open house held recently.
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The
Ames Tribune
Tribune
Glen Johnson gains fame with THS lights and stage work
Senior census profiles Glen Johnson known for handling lights, sound, and curtains at THS shows. He plans to work for John Deere after graduation and is the son of Floyd and Lucille Johnson.
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Tarzan
Glen Johnson
Glen
Floyd Johnson
Jungle
John Deere
Sharps Flats and Rests Instrumental Spring Concert
The Tripoli Community Schools presented its annual instrumental spring concert on April 18 under director Mr. Van Bronkhorst. Lawain Judisch and Allen Heidemann hosted as masters of ceremonies and announced selections from the elementary, junior high, and senior high bands starting with the Independence March and Billboards March and ending with Music to Watch Girls By.
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Tripoli
van Bronkhorst
Lawain Judisch
Allen Heidemann
Coach Orv Madden Ends 29-Year Floyd Valley Run
Alton based basketball coach Orv Madden resigns after 29 seasons at Floyd Valley High School. He led 1,103 games with a 702 win 401 loss record, ending a long era in local prep hoops.
Forty Students Begin Summer Driver Education
About 40 students enroll in a summer driver education program that started April 10. Two hour classroom sessions meet two or three nights weekly and Saturdays. Each student must complete 30 hours of classroom work and six hours of behind the wheel instruction.
Panther's Tale Staff Editor and Junior Staff List
The note lists staff roles including Editor Dave Buchholz. Senior Census team Sue Carroll Jacki Krumm Vanada Jahnke. Junior High Jazz Diane Shonka Jenny Davison Sharon Buenger. Sharps Flats and Rests Jacki Krumm. Herd in the Hall Lois Peters Janet Peters and Richard Hoppenworth. Car Corner Logen Harms and Larry Kuecker.
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Dave Buchholz
Sue Carroll
Jacki Krumm
Vanada Jahnke
Diane Shonka
Jenny Davison
Sharon Buenger
Lois Peters
Janet Peters
Richard Hoppenworth
Logen Harms
Larry Kuecker
Junior High Jazz And Muffins In Eighth Grade Notes
The 8B English class forms Ate- Bee Debaters with no matchups yet. Eighth grade girls bake muffins for Mr Schildroth, Dennis Schumacher sneezes like a cat and causes laughs. Hagen sparks giggles in social studies. Jerry Towne breaks a left wrist in track. girls learn baton passing and hurdles. Mike Iserman misplaces math paper in a notebook of 1000 blank sheets and a vanishing pencil joke surfaces.
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Gretchen Barkoff
Mr. Schildroth
Dennis Schumacher
Schildroth
Jerry Towne
Jerry
Mike Iserman
Oklahoma production shines at Audubon High
The Audubon vocal department staged Oklahoma on March 10 and 11 in the high school auditorium. Tom Patton led the cast and choir with piano by a dedicated pianist as students praised the musical effort.
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THS
North High
West Union
North High Lites
Oklahoma
Audubon Vocal Department
Tom Patton
Janesville
Janesville Junior-Senior High
Janesville High School
Buzz Levick
Wartburg College
Dunkerton
the Mirror
German Field Trip Brings Students To SCI For Talk
Forty three first and second year German students plus Mrs. Rieckenberg visited SCI for an April 13 talk on German Youth by A G Rosing press and cultural officer of the German General Consulate in Chicago. The group traveled by school bus to the Commons ballroom where Mr. Rosing spoke about the topic.
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SCI
A. G. Rosing
Chicago
Rieckenberg
Fish
Germany topics and youth questions at Tripoli school visit
Students from Tripoli discussed Germany politics sports and opinions on the Berlin Wall. A poll yielded four questions from six attendees while four peri school notes were missing making the trip worthwhile and interesting.
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Germany
Berlin Wall
New Cheerleaders Named For 1966 67 Varsity
Varsity cheerleaders for the 1966 67 year are listed with names in two rows. April 18 tryouts in the gym drew 15 participants. During a later assembly period the girls performed three cheers and voting occurred the same period with results announced over the intercom in period three. Retiring cheers include Susan Carroll Judy Feuchtwanger and Lois Peters.
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Sue Biermann
Diane Shonka
Mary Bull
K Blasberg
Vicki Zander
Judy de
Judy Peters
Susan Carroll
Judy Feuchtwanger
Lois Peters
Take-offs on TV Skits and Commercial Parodies
The seventh and eighth grade English classes at Tripoli High School presented skits on April 25 at 8 p m in the school gym. Admission was a penny, collected in bins by the door while clowns handed balloons. Skits included Lucy Romeo and Juliet an interview with L B J on Vietnam Can Can and Perry Mason.
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Tripoli High School
Lucy
L.B.J
Vietnam
Can Can
Perry Mason
Car Corner describes a blue 1963 Ford with radiator issues
Feuchtwanger recalls a non radiating car that allegedly ran a 260 inch motor and pulled along despite a non working radio. The feature notes bucket seats and a two way radio while Judy complains the car never starts and was unreliable yesterday morning.
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Feuchtwanger
Judy
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