Betty Hildebrandt Leads Tripoli High Senior Spotlight
Senior Betty Hild ebrandt stands five feet one and a half inches tall with brown hair and blue eyes. She is a THS baton twirler, mixed chorus and girls glee club member, and a freshman year class officer. Her favorites are bookkeeping and physics and she plans to attend Cedar Falls Technical College after graduation. Betty enjoys dances and writing letters, likes Glenn Miller music, and dislikes prolonged winter into spring.
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Betty
Hildie
Hildebrandt
THS
Glenn Miller
T. C
Cedar Falls
Church Notes Sunday Services and Lent Observances
Church notes detail Sunday school and worship times, various sermons and themes, Lent services, confirmations, choir rehearsals, and baptisms. It lists Grace Lutheran and other parish activities, dates, and volunteer roles for Holy Week and Easter observances.
St Pauls Ev Lutheran Waverly Schedule and Farm Fire Loss
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Waverly Artesian holds Sunday school and Bible class at 9 a m confirmation at 10 a m with theme Little Children Abide in Him. Council meets April 5 and announcements for communion April 6. English communion April 7. Also reports baby pigs lost in a Kenneth Hulstein farm fire near Sioux Center due to a dropped heat bulb.
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House of God
Grace Lutheran
William F. Goetz
Christ
Jesus
Betty Lou Nerge
Luther League
Donald Judisch
Wallace Miller
St. Paul’s
Waverly
Ruth Block
Willard Mohling
Betty Jane Kalkbrenner
Harlan Brenner
O. H. Moll
Church Council
Kenneth Hulstein
Sioux Center
School Staff and Contributors List
The editor and assistant editors lead a staff that includes feature writers, music notes and sports writers. Grade editors supervise senior junior sophomores freshmen reporters with sponsor Miss Gaffey and typists across multiple names.
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Fritz Krueger
Trudy Nerge
Shirley Blasberg
Judy Goebel
Judy Schlichting
Terry Dreyer
Sandra Bang
Marvin Gatch
Shirley Sievers
Mary Ann Wilkens
Elaine Joel
Jeannie Biermann
Kay Holm
Miss Gaffey
Roger Mock
Jim Lahmann
Jim Block
Gerald Wagner
David Block
Duane Beevers
Ron Henninger
Jim Klemp
John Diaz
Jay Ranard
Practice Pushes Pipers and Pianists at School Contest
Music notes report widespread practice across the school as students prepare for a forthcoming contest. Elaine stands out for needing extra rehearsal time with her piccolos solo, while others have largely mastered their pieces.
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T.H.S
Elaine
Baseball practice opens with 21 players listed
The squad reports for practice including freshmen Ron Henninger Gary Hoppen worth Robert Mohling Leon Nicklaus Robert Osborn Richard Towne Jay Ranard sophomores Jerry Snelling Jimmy Kingsbury Dennis Olejniczak David Kalkbrenner Lloyd K ker Yale Kramer juniors Phil Snyder Carlyle Nicklaus Louie Braatz and seniors Harlan Laube Willard Mohling Paul Dohrmann Melvin Schwartz and Bob Kammeyer.
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Ron Henninger
Gary Hoppenworth
Robert Mohling
Leon Nicklaus
Robert Osborn
Richard Towne
Jay Ranard
Jerry Snelling
Jimmy Kingsbury
Dennis Olejniczak
David Kalkbrenner
Lloyd Kuker
Yale Kramer
Phil Snyder
Carlyle Nicklaus
Louie Braatz
Harlan Laube
Willard Mohling
Paul Dohrmann
Melvin Schwartz
Bob Kammeyer
SchoolClasses Review and Projects Across Subjects
Freshman Gaffey ahs English studies Practical English magazines while Schaefer reads literature and studies vocabulary. General science reports a unit test on Microorganisms and their work. Algebra covers speed and mixtures. Home economics sews for a May 10 style show. Agriculture builds shop articles like picnic tables and feeders. History covers causes of the First World War with a student paper. Agriculture students study soils. a test was taken with mixed results.
Language Puzzles on Plurals and Pronouns
A poetic tirade questions plural forms and pronouns with examples like oxen geese feet teeth and the oddities of man versus brethren while contrasting masculine and feminine terms and imagined forms. The piece plays on linguistic quirks and wordplay.
Champion Polled Shorthorn Sold At Omaha Show
The show’s top bull, consigned by Otto Johnson of Lohrville, topped the Polled Shorthorn show in Omaha and sold for 1500 dollars at auction.
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Omaha
Otto Johnson
Lohrville
Population rise in United States since 1878 continues
The population of the United States has increased every year since 1878, reflecting steady demographic growth over more than a century.
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The
United States
Butter Sauces For Foods And Quick Kitchen Tips
Easy to make butter sauces for foods be it hot cakes waffles or fish. Warm honey with butter cinnamon and nutmeg serves waffles and rolls. Mustard butter with lemon juice brightens broiled fish and steak. Brown butter with garlic enhances taste but do not let butter scorch. A tip to prevent boiling over is adding butter to pasta water.
Oelwein social notes record visits and events
Numerous social calls and gatherings are noted in Oelwein with visits to and from residents of Waverly Buckeye Wayland Warnke West Union Cedar Rapids and Marion. Highlights include a card party at the Arnold Rieck home, baptisms, sponsors from Cedar Rapids, and local flu illness reports.
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John Fay
Kleiner
John Mike
F. C. Holt
Cedar Rapids
Fay
Zoa Hudnall
West Union
Forrest Fay
Decorah
Mike Franzen
St. Lucas
Leo
Aunt Dies at Sumner Home In Daughters’ Care
Mrs LG Garden of Sumner died Sunday evening at her niece Mrs Al Wolfgram’s Sumner home. The informant was Mrs Albert Rieck who reported the death.
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Will Flancha
Donald
Harold
Carol
Waylord Warnke
Gus Laube
Albert Bieck
Luke Hannaman
Blacks” Club
Betty Fagenbaum
Alfred Specht
Carolee
Albert Rieck
LG Garden
Sumner
al Wolfgram
Two Primghar Twins Earn Eagle Scout Rank
Jer ry and Jim Lathrop of Primghar win Eagle Scout awards the highest honor in scouting, marking a notable achievement for both brothers and their community.
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Jerry
Jim Lathrop
Runaway Truck Encounters Harold Combs Home in Redding
A fuel-tap incident caused a truck to roll away in Redding. It struck the Harold Combs residence, damaging a single room as the vehicle moved uncontrolled through the area. Police and fire crews responded to the scene for safety and investigation.
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Redding
Sran
Harold Combs
Fear Is a Dark Room Where Negatives Are Developed
A compact reflection notes that fear shapes perception as negatives are processed. It asserts that true ability and reliability forge a strong team capable of handling challenging tasks.
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Tripol
Tripoli High
Casey
South America
China
Japan
ST. Peter’s
Evangelical and Reformed
Ewald F. Puhlmann
ST. John’s Lutheran
Crane Creek
Em. Fuchs
Veryl Buchholz
Verdine Boevers
ST. John’s
David Bolte
Elston Buls
Elaine Eick
Marlene Hooper
Larry Keeran
Women’s Guild
Methodist Church
Frederika
Cael
Carl Carlsen
ST. Paul’s EV
Lutheran Waverly
HI Lites Staff
Betty Nerge
Dairy Deligh Is
du Uu
Li Aly
Porter Siding Creamery Co
Tripoll
Iowa
Kuhrt’s
Stretch Sox
Portis Hat
Kuhrt Brothers
Clothiers
Tripoli
Pinhook
Ed Ommen
Arlene
Earl Avery
Robert Fagenbaum
Arnold Rieck
Art Niemeyer
Harold Flancha
Lawrence Stone
Franzen
Clarence Franzen
Ossian
Cecil O'Connell
Clyde McConkey
Leo O'Connell
Howard van Brocklin Sr
Irene O'Day
New Hampton
Albert Fay
Glen
Marion
Historical Society
Barker School
Miss O’day
Allen Rieck
Clarion
Emil Matthias
Kathy
Allen Kuethe
Bock
Plumbing ‘Illic
Ter Ae Tet
Auto Service
Twin Eagles
State Farm
Jack M. Frese
Gloamerica
Ana Ens
Patate Bi Ik Ev
Cotati Elol.s
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