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Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1965

Page

6

Seniors Questions: Should We Have a Student Lounge at THS

Profiles Larry Eugene Lageschulte and Alan Keith Weidler, seniors at THS, noting their hobbies, activities in band pep band Glee FFA and church organist roles, favorite subjects bookkeeping and English, and their plans after graduation. They express views on life choices and high school highlights, with humorous asides about pranks and revenge lists.

Legs Larry Eugene Lageschulte Larry THS Alan Keith Weidler Alan Hilties

Tripoli Panthers Exceed Expectations in 1964-65 Reflections

The text records reflections from Tripoli students and staff on the 1964-65 school year. It highlights a confident prediction of a 40 point win for the Tripoli Panthers over the girls, and includes personal musings from Mr Fish and Mr Campbell along with Connie Schmidt on the year's challenges and overall value.

Mr. Fish Tripoli Campbell Connie Schmidt

Roving Reporter Predicts Outcomes for T Club Benefit

The March 9 T Club benefit game drew predictions from staff and students. Mr. Larson expected a faculty win by six over the boys and the girls to beat the businessmen by 10, while Mr. Campbell forecast faculty by 10 and girls by 3 or 4.

Mr. Larson Mr. Campbell Madeleine Krumm Sam Kehe Keith Carroll Frederika

Tripoli High Students Qualify for State Speech Contest

Three Tripoli High School students advance to the state speech contest on March 20 after district results in Mason City on February 27. Susan Lohmann, Bev Kohagen, and Helen Kreis earned ratings of 1.0 or 1.3 for readings of The Highwayman, The Waltz, and Brave New World.

Tripoli High School Mason City Susan Lohmann Bev Kohagen Helen Kreis Sandra Bergmann Sharon Miller Judy Wilson Dennis Buchholz Lois Deterding Fish Tripoli

Tripoli Community School Lunch Menu Week

Monday Goulash slaw fruit cake cheese and peanut butter sandwiches milk. Tuesday Barbecued luncheon meat creamed potatoes buttered green beans baked apple and peach slices bread and butter milk. Wednesday Baked beans carrot and celery sticks Jell-O St Patrick s day cake peanut butter and cheese sandwiches milk. Thursday Maidrites buttered corn cake with cherry topping milk. Friday Tuna and noodle casserole egg salad and cheese sandwiches cookie apple sauce orange juice milk.

Tripoli School to stage Open Book dramatic event

The English department at Tripoli Junior and Senior High School will present a new dramatic event at the school on March 19 at 8 p m. Admission is free. The program features choral reading pantomime and play reading as Open Book theaters grow in popularity locally.

Tripoli

Correction to Tony Brase's listed height and weight

Last week's Senior Glimpse of Anthony Brase contained an error. Tony is six feet tall and weighs 185 pounds, correcting the previous outlook.

Anthony Brase Tony

Iowa GOP Leader Praises Legislature Yet Sees Shared Burden

Chairman Robert Ray commends Republican legislators for constructive minority action in seven weeks of the session. He notes mixed feelings and calls for openness in government, citing a bill to end secrecy in appointments and a Stanly bill to open all government levels. He adds veterans shouldered much of the workload, despite dismissive responses, amid background reference to ant species.

Iowa Robert Ray GOP Ray Senate David Stanley Muscatine

Frederika Fire Dept Holds 14th Annual Meeting

The Frederika Community Fire Department held its 14th annual meeting March 1 at the fire station. Irl Haynes and Ervin Drape were elected directors replacing Roy Voelker and Stanley Feuchtwanger. Community members and families are noted in a long list of social visits, anniversaries, and illnesses across nearby towns.

Frederika Commmunity Fire Department Irl Haynes Erwin Drape Roy Voelker Stanley Feuchtwanger Oren Hinecker P. W. Stapley Hammond Ind Stapley Harold Zwanziger William Rabe New Hampton Kenneth Rogers Sonia Jane Benda Janet Boyle Calmar Ronald Buhr Russell Fredericksburg Charles Smith Lorenz Brase Plainfield Gustav Brase Alfred Specht Henry Nacke Sumner James Kerr Hazel Ager Hazel Bowers Wayne Quass Tripoli W.S.C.S Linden Methodist Church Waterloo Effie Alcock Marquis Gillett Cherokee Village Hardy Ark Immanuel Lutheran Church William Burrow Leland Alcock Alcock Eagleton Wis Arnold Jaschen G. H. Steege Waverly Wayne Bravener Robert Bergmann

Senate confirms Robert Barry to Highway Commission

The Senate approved the conf irmation of Robert Barry to the state highway commission by a 51 to 2 vote. Dis senters were Republicans Robert Rigler of New Hampton and Richard Stephen of Ainsworth. Barry had telegraphed he would avoid conflicts of interest as an auto and truck dealer in Danbury.

Senate Robert Barry Highway Commission Robert Rigler New Hampton Richard Stephen Ainsworth Barry Iowa Danbury

Delegates Arrive for French National Photographers Convention 1895

A first newsreel captures the arrival of delegates to a French national photographers convention in 1895. The footage highlights early media coverage of professional gatherings and the exchange of photographic techniques among attendees.

ISU Students Return Home After Week With Parents

Iowa State University students conclude a week living with their families before resuming classes in Ames. The stay offered time for family contact and campus adjustments as the term approaches.

Iowa State University Ames

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Tripoli Panthers Open Book Open Book Theater Tripoli Community School Solons Richard Reeves L. W. Bockhaus Elmer Matthias Fredric Rewoldt W. H. Klein Bert Parker Republic Kent Stephen Clyde Clary Norbert Meighan Scholtz Memorial Hospital Sumner Hospital Maude O Jacqueline Ruth Mary Joe Burrow Roland Brase Lawrence Schortau G. Brase Arlie Rausch New Hampton Hospital Roy Schmudlach Effie Wagner Earl Jordan Dennis Hartson Alfred Buls Wilbert Hartmann Allen Memorial Hospital Art Kammeyer Larry and Paul Minnie Kammeyer Jowa Es Local Trademarks, Inc Dial Tripoli, Iowa Weyerhaeuser BUICK S. Main Lowell Thomas and the NEWS CBS Radio Buick Motor Division
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