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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1972
Page
6
The staff argues that float construction is a class project not a committee task. Responsibility for building and timely completion lies with the entire class, not just committees. Each member should contribute to ensure the float is ready for Homecoming.
At halftime the football team listens as the coach briefs on stopping the linebacker. Players ask questions about which gaps to attack. the coach promises a full explanation before the second half. The mood mixes tension and hope as they jog back to the field.
A THS policy requires deficiency reports mailed at mid nine weeks for students with academic difficulty. Reports inform parents and suggest corrective actions to boost later grades. Causes include poor attendance tardiness inadequate class prep weak study habits and poor test scores.
An open letter warns that the greatest threat to high school sports is the frantic fan. It argues fans lack accountability, noting programs ruined and students penalized due to unruly behavior. It calls for spectator decorum to protect athletic programs.
The Panthers Tale responds to a criticism about office visits by noting multiple legitimate reasons students go to the office. They list lunch tickets, lost and found, awards, messages, class lists, make up slips, tardy slips, supplies, bus sign up, calendar use, and mental comfort for students needing schedule or locker information.
An assembly for all Senior High students on Friday October 6 in the gym presents The Incredible Human Mind. Frank Bizzarro will present after training at Edinboro and the American Academy of Dramatic Arts.
Gray objects on stage take rough rock shapes as props for the musical. Jeff Kuhrt Monty Bergmann Joe Schnieders Dennis Wood Ann Fink Joan Rettig Cathy Weidler Marilyn Pries Mr Kuyper lead the build with the art IV class painting the rocks. Construction continues for the queen's throne.
A bygone editorial stresses that interscholastic sports are a privilege, not a right, and urges fans to respect rules, officials, and coaches. It argues the team belongs to the school, highlights athletes as learners, and urges moral conduct over victory. It also introduces readers to two local pupils, Kathy Boeckmann and Shannon Finney, as examples of engaged students balancing academics, activities, and future goals.
On October 3, a group of home economics students from grades II and III toured Iowa's Amana Colonies. They visited woolen mills, a furniture factory, a museum, a community kitchen, a copper shop, and the Hearth Bakery guided by Mrs. Schumacher. The group dined at the Ox Yoke Inn with several mothers and shopped in local gift shops.
Numerous Iowa neighbors and relatives from Waterloo New Hampton Sumner and surrounding towns visited in late week and weekend gatherings. Families such as Buenger Nuss Zander and Schmudlach hosted and joined relatives including Lavern Hooper Lavern Schumacher and Linda Johnston for birthdays anniversaries and hospital stays across Waterloo Waverly Cedar Falls and nearby towns.
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