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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1963
Page
5
Roy plans college and a career as a commercial transport pilot as he navigates an unsettled future. Douglas Boeckmann stars in football basketball and baseball while leading mixed chorus glee club NHS Student Council and more. He is senior class president and 5 subject scholar with says sacrifice leads to happiness.
Monday offers Wieners baked potatoes fruit cup chocolate milk chocolate cake bread. Tuesday features Chili crackers celery sticks buttered bread and milk. Wednesday serves Roast turkey mashed potatoes gravy sea green pear salad ice cream and milk.
A letter to students argues for more Student Council authority at THS, contending that the council should have real say in school governance beyond organizing events and dress-up days. It questions faculty veto power and calls for student input on running the school.
Students describe physical education routines under Mr Donn and Mr Turness. Twice weekly say are required for music and sports indoors when weather turns cold. They cover archery speedball football volleyball basketball and tumbling with tests and rules to prepare for graduation and lifelong fitness.
A senior named Roy Drew is highlighted in Senior Glimpses for taking five subjects including government and English. He participates in football PTA boys' glee club and enjoys cars and hunting, offering underclassmen advice to study hard to succeed.
Nine THS students named for Des Moines all state all conference festival this Saturday at our school. The group includes Bruce Bunger Allan Alcock Mike Nuss Dennis Buchholz Lois Bergmann Jane Rieck Elaine Klenzman Linda Bergmann Sandra Bergmann. A six school field will join, with an all conference band program.
Panthers head coach Don Larson shifts from football season to basketball plans. The team traveled to Fredericksburg Friday night and fans are urged to support the squad as Larson and the players work to field a strong cage team.
Pinhook and Alta Vista residents plus visitors from Waterloo Janesville and Sumner call on Ada McConkey and relatives. Listings include Harold O Connell farm lease for 1964 and weekend visits by the Franzen and Fay families, Dilley and Rieck households, with several stops in Sumner and nearby cabins. Melvin Nerge enters Allen.
Bridal showers for Roberta Harnisch and events across Sumner unfold with cohosts Mrs. Ernest Harnisch and Mrs. Harry Reay. A six year old, Deanne Steadman, suffers a fractured leg after being struck by a car driven by Edwin Kasemeier, with no charges filed. Retirement home plans advance, United Fund surpasses goal, and local honors include Sumner Gazette's award prospects. Multiple local births, hospital updates, gatherings, and civic activities are chronicled, including well drilling progress, Rotary and P.E.O. meetings, and funeral attendance for Walter Pagel.
Memorial hospital where he underwent eye surgery for the removal of a cataract Monday. Mrs. Susan Pratt of Waverly is staying a few days with her son and daughter in law. They all were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herschell Pratt of Washburn.
Readlyn households hosted events over a weekend including birthday celebrations for Mr. and Mrs. Buhr with attendees from Readlyn Osage and Denver. Guests from Chicago ElKader Tripoli Sumner Waverly and St Louis visited or attended open houses and anniversaries.
Reports from Tripoli area villagers include visits to Scholtz Memorial in Waterloo for patient Keith Foukether with a knott injury. Mr and Mrs Purl Teminger attended the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Claire Maurer at Waverly restaurant. The Lehmkuhls and Monte visited G J Lehmkuhl's home. Agnes Thran and Frist visited Harvey Schorling home, Hamp ton, and Albert Boyne home in Latimer.
Leo Hughes and guests gathered at the Albert Hoeger home Tuesday evening for an observance of his birthday. Attendees included Mrs Herman Frisch, Mr and Mrs Cecil Dallenbach, Mr and Mrs Elmer Timm, and Mr and Mrs Henry Haar. Mr and Mrs Jim Bocherding and son Lake Mils visited with his parents. Mrs Belle Wescott hosted the PEO at her home Monday evening with Mrs John Milnes as program chairman.
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