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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1960
Page
10
An editorial laments senior high students rushing to food lines. It criticizes piggish crowds and urges patience and safety after lunch, urging readers to slow down and avoid crowding or fights over meals.
A Tripoli Community High School senior, Joanne Beevers, 17, 5'2" with gray eyes, balances academics with activities like glee club Sunday school Luther League and honors. Bennie Joe Vaughn, new THS student, 5'10" blue eyes brown hair, sports-minded, excelled in pole vaulting at Sumner, eyes future in John Deere work or electronics trade school.
Several kindergarten birthdays were celebrated with cupcakes candy and treats. The class lists 20 pupils with 11 boys and 9 girls as they enjoy painting making crafts and show and tell. A focus on fall season objects and safety lessons accompanies birthday celebrations and new classroom projects.
Tripoli students report a busy week including visiting guests Barbara Wente with a baby turtle and Linda Hills with a caterpillar. They studied Indian unit readings, explored early explorers in English, science on precipitation, and arithmetic, created art with clay Indian objects and flowers, and noted birthdays. They also referenced a revised roster and upcoming reports.
Freshman vocational students select productive and improvement projects for supervised farming, inventory and budgeting work, and arranging parental financing. They learn the Future Farmers of America goals and will soon be initiated members. Sophomores focus on livestock selection with classroom study followed by a field trip to judge live animals.
The group completed units on swine beef and sheep and will start dairy. A field trip to Rath’s in Waterloo viewed beef cattle carcasses. Advanced shop projects include a chicken feeder pig brooder tractor overhaul and painting a tractor and wagon. Members are making a cattle feed bank milk can cart and picnic tables. Officers: President Jerry Biermann Vice President Wayne Lageschulte Secretary Paul Homan Treasurer Fred Hildebrandt Sentinel Bob Everding Reporter Tom Manson. Plans include a hay ride national convention officer training and a homecoming float.
In 1910 the auto market advertised vehicles offered to consumers fully equipped marking a milestone in car sales. Leader ads claim strong results from these all inclusive buys.
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