Tripol High Weighs In On School Life And Activities
A weekly Tripoli High School roundup covers class projects from a freshman picnic at Echo Valley to a senior day at Wartburg. Readers learn of student life including a makeup work delay, home economics costume projects, poetry and prose assignments, a broadcast prank, and seniors planning future paths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli High
Roger
Echo Valley
West Union
Black Hawk Abstract
American Savings Bank
Tripoli Mercantile
Willard Mohling
Wally Miller
Wartburg
Wisconsin
Illinois
Minnesota
Iowa
Leona Heide Mann Learns About Her THS Life
Leona Heide Mann known as Lee, five foot four with brown hair and blue eyes, is a THS senior. She enjoys world geography, sings in glee club and mixed chorus, and after school watches TV or dances to Tiny Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Leona Heidemann
THS
Leona
Tiny Hill
May
Beauty College
Tripoli High School music groups open concert night notes
The Tripoli High School music groups opened their concert last Tuesday evening with a drum and hum in the air. The large group contest at Monona featured performances by the Boys glee club On Parade Blow Trumpets Blow Kentucky Babe the Girls glee club The Green Cathedral Go Down Moses Rain the Mixed chorus Invocation at Dawn Climbin Up the Mountain The Blue Room and the Band With Flags Unfurled Horizon Jesu Joy of Man's Desiring Gypsy Baron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli High School
Monona
Kentucky
Green Cathedral
Moses
Students join golf and softball in Mr Mullen class
Sammy Snead and Ben Hogan are joined by schoolboys in Mr Mullen's Wednesday P E class as they take up golf and plan a Sumner course tryout. Nadean Bolte struggles with pitching injuries while girls enjoy softball in PE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammy Snead
Ben Hogan
Mr. Mullen
Sumner
Nadean Bolte
Nadean
High School Chatter and Class Reports in Mrs. Gaffey's Class
In Miss Gaffey's English class Karen reports on Sherlock Holmes arguing he is fictional though letters arrive for him. She compares presenting a talk to chatting over a Coke and asks the class for agreement. A second report by Roger Mack begins after three starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Gaffey
Karen
Sherlock Holmes
Sir Arthur Doyle
Faculty Versus Baseball Team Ends in 3-0 Loss
Thursday afternoon a light faculty versus baseball game at the ball diamond ended 3 to 0 for the baseball boys. Braatz as catcher attempted a play at second base causing Mr. Frese to go down, prompting remarks on catching and throwing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braatz
Frese
Mr. Frese
Mark Wilharm
Mr. Casey
Church Notes and Schedule From Local Congregations
Sunday school at 9:00 and worship at 10:00 every Sunday with summer time adjustments. Activities include junior and senior choirs, Rural Life Sunday, two baccalaureate services, and Mother-Daughter banquet May 22. Multiple churches list classes, vacations Bible school May 23 to June 3, and special meetings through May 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester E. Gatch
Rural Life
W.S.C.S
St John’s Lutheran Frederika Parish Schedule
Saint John’s Lutheran Frederika lists events for Saturday evening joint council at Siegel, Sunday worship and Bible classes at 9 and 10, Sunday school, evening high school commencements, May 23 vacation Bible school for children 4 to 14, anniversary service at 10, and May 18 choir rehearsal with Ascension theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Krause
Siegel
Frederika
Tripoli
Soul In Conflict to Screen in Sumner with Billy Graham
Billy Graham Evangelistic Films will show Souls In Conflict on May 22 at 7:45 p.m. in Sumner High School auditorium with free seats. The feature in color follows three ordinary people seeking faith after attending Graham meetings at Harringay Arena in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Graham
Sumner
Joan Winwill
Eric Micklewood
Charles Leno
Graham
Harringay Arena
London
Prejudice Means Being Down on What Isn’t Up
An English language aphorism explains prejudice as judging things you don’t know well. It contrasts confidence with ignorance and highlights bias in evaluation.
4-H Club News Boosters Meeting and Activities
The Poli Boosters held a regular meeting at Gene Woodcock home. President Allyn Buenge led the session with roll call. Topics included weeds control and a quiz on weeds. LeRoy Brocka Donald Judisch and Richard Towne were appointed to build a baseball backstop. L. H. Fink spoke on Money and Banking with tips on writing checks and handling money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poli Boosters
Gene Woodcock
Allyn Buenge
LeRoy Brocka
Donald Judisch
Richard Towne
L. H. Fink
Som
Fred Mallie
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Tripol
Editorial
Betty Lou Nerge
Jim Kingsbury
Marv Gatch
Mr. Olmstead
Marv
Michael MacElroy
Denny Olejniczak
Denny
Barbara Towne
Coretta Bitterman
Pet
Bob
Larry Busse
Rob
Darlys Jean Buss
Casey
ST. Peter’s
Evangelical and Reformed
Ewald F. Puhlmann
Pastor
Union Daily Vacation Bible School
Church Council
House of God
ST. John's
Em. Fuchs
Chr. Schreitmueller
Westgate
ST. John’s Evangelical and Reformed
Siegel V. D. Weidler
Ice
Vacation Bible School
Methodist Church
Carl Carlsen
ST. Paul's Lutheran Siegel
ST. John’s Lutheran
FIDE
Tripoli Hardware
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Holstein
Guernsey
Jersey
Ayrshire
Aberdeen
Angus
Curtiss Improved
Curtiss
Curtiss Company
CARY
Orto Sour Iaproved Stud Service
Barber Insemination Service
Erling Lohmann
Indestty
United States Brewers Foundation
Liberty Bldg
Des Moines
Bremer County
Waverly
Bremer County Bankers Association
Denver—Denver Savings Bank
Frederika—Farmers Savings Bank
Plainfield—Farmers State Bank
Readlyn
Readlyn Savings Bank
First National Bank Tripoli—American Savings Bank
First National Bank
State Bank of
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