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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1963
Page
5
The Student Council met in the lunch room on Dec. 3 and decided not to hold classroom discussions due to upcoming class meetings. They planned two treasury-boosting methods and chose giving over receiving by feeding people abroad, to be donated to CARE.
An Equity Life Insurance Counselor ad from Evanston offers tips for parents to teach children money sense. Start allowances early, let kids earn income, budget between needs and luxuries, and keep savings records to foster financial responsibility. Encourage ongoing guidance until independence.
Senior members in a physics class discuss the subject's challenges and value. They describe physics as the study of matter and energy, its use of mathematics, and the importance of experiments. The writer urges college students to take physics, noting its usefulness and accessibility.
Readers praise and critique the Student Council noting improved student information, representation over governance, and varied progress this year. Charlene Everding and Janet Schneer offer positive and cautious views while Dennis Juel and Darrel Hinrichs observe modest gains and ongoing effort.
Barbara Branat is featured as this week’s senior in spotlight at THS. She studies government bookkeeping and office practice along with English and participates in newspaper staff mixed chorus and band. Her advice to underclassmen is to take advantage of future useful subjects and activities. Her high school highlights include being selected homecoming queen and the junior senior banquet. After graduation she aims to attend business school or secure a job.
The state book of salaries shows Dr. Robert C. Hardin, dean of the University of Iowa College of Medicine, earning 31000 dollars yearly as the top state earner. Gov Harold Hughes ranks well below with 18500 dollars plus a 5000 salary account.
Monday Wieners creamed potatoes sauerkraut apple crisps bread and butter milk Tuesday Chili and crackers lettuce fruit cup Brownie bread and Wednesday Baked turkey mashed potatoes and gravy cranberry and orange relish ribbon salad ice cream bread and butter milk Thursday Beef and spaghetti carrot and celery sticks fruit doughnuts cheese or peanut butter sandwiches milk Friday Fish sticks scalloped potatoes buttered corn apple sauce Christmas cookies bread and
Iowa again takes top honors as the 1963 grand champion steer The Real McCoy is shown by the John Minish family of Clio at the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago.
A thoughtful adage notes that true head growth starts only after the mind ceases to enlarge. The statement implies intellectual development comes with restraint, shaping character over vanity.
Clarence Wehling Dale and Carol shared Thanksgiving at the Vernon Moeller home in Denver Delbert Bohle visited Clarence Wehling over the weekend Don Johnson visited the Arnold Platte home Monday afternoon Ernest Buhr celebration of his birthday brought friends and neighbors Ario Pipho and Herman Kimball's family connections noted Mrs Herman Kimball stayed with her daughter Mrs Harlan Lehrhoff of Clarksville LaVern Matthias Readlyn welcomed a daughter born at Allen Memorial Hospital Waterloo
Frederika and Fredericksburg guests joined Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mack of New Hampton for a noon family dinner marking the Macks 35th wedding anniversary. Afternoon visitors came from Ionia Nashua and New Hampton as supper was hosted by their children. Effie Alcock and others attended a separate birthday party for Laura Gunsalus, 87, at the Bartels Home in Waverly.
A long list of Sunday visitors from Waterloo Cedar Falls Tripoli Waverly and other towns gathered with local families and relatives including Frank Johnson Herbert Sonday and families and George Matthews among others. Additional notes mention Mrs Bergmann returning from Allen Memorial Hospital and a funeral in Aurora for Mrs Crow. The piece ends by noting the founding year of the American Newspaper Publishers Association in 1887.
A concise reflection notes that seizing small chances enhances capability to take on larger opportunities, emphasizing practical optimism and incremental growth. It underscores persistence and adaptability as pathways to greater tasks and success.
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