Community Guests Attend Multiple Family Celebrations
A string of relatives and friends visited in New Hampton, Waverly, Stanly, Tripoli, Nashua, and Des Moines for birthdays, baptisms, weddings, and dinner gatherings. Attendees included Roger’s second birthday, Reece Allen’s baptism, and the marriage of Donna Bergmann and Donald Hulsing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Hahn
David Drewelow
New Hampton
Roger
Romaine Fuerstenberg
Waverly
Jim Hassman
Iowa City
Lynn Hassman
Stanley
Richard Schilling
Minnie Hassman
Helen Schilling
David Rietbeld
Clarence Hassman
Reece Allen
Ronald Hill
Elgin
Lulu Bull
Minnie Coen
Max
Fredericksburg
Monty
Dawn
Mitchell
Dallas Bergmann
Tripoli
Alvin Bergmann
Harley Bergmann
Louis Hagedorn
Grebien
Roy Schmudlach
Richard Harkin
Marion
Ella Lemke
Donna Mae Bergmann
Donald Hulsing
Denver
Alfred Specht
Richard Bohle
Sumner
Jake Timmer
Bill Bravener
Fred Timmer
Nashua
Everett Watermann
Paul Rettig
Everett Williams
Masonic Temple
Waterloo
Emil Bunker
Elk Run Heights
Dale Mueller
Herman Mueller
Gustav Kuker
Dallas Sells
Walter Sells
Theron Carroll
Jerry Reed
Des Moines
Gustav Brase
Dean Wiltse
Rueben Schnurstein
Mary Gorenson
Rexford Strottman
Oscar Kreis
Harold Lindermann
Cedar Falls
Birthday and visiting in the Tripoli area recall
The April 26 1972 Tripoli Leader notes Mrs Kreis birthday anniversary and a long list of Sunday visits from families in Tripoli Waterloo Nashua and New Hampton. It records births funerals hospital visits and attendance at a ceramic show with many local residents and relatives mentioned by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kreis
Oscar Kreis
Louis Heideman
Reinbeck
Meta Heideman
Waterloo
Ray McKeown
Erhardt Tahmann
Herb Miller
Ewald Miller
Dennis Duckett
Tripoli
Martha O'Connell
Herman Dettmer
Waverly
Emil Bergmann
Dean Buchholz
Denver
Arlie Rausch
Kenneth Sowers
Sumner
Rueben Schnumstein
Mary Gorenson
Darrell
Roy Schmudlach
Keith Carroll
National League of Postmasters
Amanas Holiday Inn
L. W. Bockhaus
Scott John
Darwin Hoffman
Ann Hoffman
Tom Kinney
St. Paul, Minn
Lloyd Moeller
Herman Brase
Waverly Hospital
Junior Boeckmann
James Clark
Masonic Temple
Neil Matthias
B. W. Matthias
Fairbank
Lorenz Zander
Caroline Zander
Milvern
Gustav Brase
Harry Bockhaus
Elmer Brase
John McBride
Roland Brase
Earl Schnieder
New Hampton
Nancy Brase
Ossian
Orville Duecker
Scott
Steve Duecker
Anthon
Wm. Bierman
Claude Shufelt
Allen Me
Morial Hospital
Wm. Bremnan
Leslie Shufelt
Fredericksburg
Jim Denner
Ralph Drewis
Ralph Milders
Mechanicsville
Harlan Pose
Fietta Bergmann
Mike Cooper
Eva Clements
Advantages of The Small School
A defense of small high schools argues size harms student identity and community. It cites Tripoli High School as example and references ASCD and Nations Schools articles claiming smaller schools better meet individual needs and reduce unrest. It notes educators propose reorganizing into well designed small schools with modern learning tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli High School
Association For Supervision and Curriculum Development
ASCD
Mug Shots November 11 Birthdate for Jim Peters
Jim Peters observes Veterans Day as his birthday. Parents Wilbert and Darlene Peters live near Readlyn. He has five siblings: David Marvin Dennis Carol and Audrey. At school he studies government business and power mechanics while working on a dairy farm. He joins Luther League and enjoys pizza 7 Up and Black Oak Arkansas music. He may enroll in a business school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Peters
Wilbert
Darlene Peters
David
Marvin
Dennis
Carol
Audrey
Readlyn
Jim
Black Oak Arkansas
Local Bank Furnishes Magazines to Tripoli High School
The American Savings Bank and Mr. Mel Krumm will supply fourteen magazines for the Tripoli High School Library for 1972-73 and 1973-74. Titles include Golf Electronics Illustrated Modern Photography Outdoor Life Mechanic Illustrated Gun World Redbook McCalls Power Boat Popular Electronics Life Ebony American Home Popular Photography. The librarian and students extend thanks to all involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli High School
American Savings Bank
Mel Krumm
Electronics Illustrated
Modern Photography
Outdoor Life
Mechanic Ilustrated
Gun World
Redbook
McCalls
Power Boat
Popular Electronics
Life
Ebony
American Home
Popular Photography
Art Contest Held April 8 at West Union
The art department participated in an April 8 contest at West Union with thirteen schools and about seventy five entries. The event had ten categories with ten to fifteen entries per division. South Winneshiek won four medals and Tripoli earned one for Richard Dooly. five schools received no medals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union
South Winneshiek
Tripoli
Richard Dooly
Rich
THS Students Rally for Earth Day Park and Ditch Cleanup
Ecologically minded THS students will join a May 1 cleanup at local ditches and parks to support ecology. Participation is open to others who want to share in the effort with sacks and boots ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THS
Student Handbook Revision Stirs Hope for Next Year
The process of revising the student handbook has been proposed repeatedly and long overdue. Officials expect completed handbooks to be ready for students next year as the drafting moves forward.
Why Some Students Do Not Choose Interscholastic Sports
The writer cites pressures to specialize, social concerns, fear of failure, and fear of appearing foolish as reasons students avoid sports. Preference for other activities, perceived crowd dynamics, and doubts about agility or fit are noted, along with the idea that sports teach defeat and competition but are not essential for personal growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Room 222
America
Victoy
THS mock election shows Nixon ahead with 30 votes
On April 18 1972 THS juniors and seniors held a mock election Nixon leads with 30 votes while Kennedy and McGovern tie for second with 24 each. The vote totals list many candidates and write ins with Nixon 12 18 for juniors and seniors 30 total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THS
Richard Nixon
Kennedy
McGovern
Candidates Jr. Sr
John M. Ashbrook
Shirley A. Chisholm
Vance Hartke
Hubert Humphrey
Henry M. Jackson
Edward M. Kennedy
John V. Lindsay Pagete J. McCarthy
Paul McCloskey Jr
George S. McGovern
Wilbur D. Mills
Patsy T. Mink
Edmund Muskie
George C. Wallace
Samuel W. Yorty
Nelson Rockefeller
Harold Hughes Eal
Kirchhoff
H. R. Gross
Jack Miller
Capitol
Des Moines
United States
Marionette Show by Tripoli Jaycee-Ettes Planned
The Tripoli Jaycee-Ettes will present a marionette show at the Elementary School on Wednesday at 1 30 for students and an 8 00 evening performance for adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli Jaycee-Ettes
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Frederika
Clarence Bergmann
Iowa
Elmer Matthias
Cedar Rapids
Laverne Haverkamp
Paula
Mervyn Meier
Christina Schroeder
F. A. Bierman
Amanda Huebner
Herman Bahlmann
F. F. Carstensen
Roy Volker
Volker
Cora Hinecker
Marvin Dancer
Clara Bang
Wayne Bravener
Charles Thoms
Hudson
Fred Thies
Rueben Engert
Elmer Buchholz Jr
Howard
Charles City
Steven Gaede
Dennis Hagedorn
Harvey Gosse
Mary
Independence
David Hagedorn
Lori
Helmuth Brase
Douglas Iser
Bremer County
Erly
Hasbrouck - Voetmann Lumber Co
Annette Fuer
Unis
Dial
Tornado
Rame
THE
Panthers
Scho
Hym
Nixon
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