Tripoli Ha Lites Weekly Roundup At Tripoli High
Tripoli Ha Lites weekly roundup lists staff editors and student sections for Tripoli High School including Pat Chapin Delores Bock and Velma Schultz among reporters. It notes activities across senior junior and sophomore news and features music and sports coverage with names of staff and advisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli High
Valerie Biermann
Lowell Engle
Mr. Casey
Pat Chapin
Betty Snelling
Delores Bock
Dick Klenzmann
Mary Droste
Shirley Hay Eldon Hoppenworth
Velma Schultz
Eugene Ostrogge
Chuck Pinch
Alfred Bock
Eugene Drape
Cheryl Colburn
Betty Boderman
Alice Heine
Barbara Hesse
Beverly Mueller
Laraine Rettig
Lillian Fuchs
Spirit of Homecoming At T H S Keeps Us United
Editorial praises annual Homecoming spirit at T H S noting its boost to cooperation and effort. It lauds the football team band and crowd support at the pep rally while urging continued enthusiasm beyond Homecoming and warning against dwindling spirit at the bank corner rally.
Senior Alfred Bock Named This Week's Personality
Alfred Bock, Tripoli senior, discusses loves and dislikes, favorite subject bookkeeping, and extra activities. He has lettered in football four years and in baseball and basketball three years, acted on stage, and works summers in a Ford garage. He plans college but has no definite post graduation plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Bock
Tripoli
Alfred
Jimmy Stewart
Tiny Hill
Adolf Madden
Ford
Chuck
Tripoli Triumphs Over Hawkeye 33 to 19 After Close Call
Tripoli rebounded from a heart breaking loss to Calmar to defeat Hawkeye 33 19 in the Homecoming game. Bock Beisner and Schmidt each scored one touchdown while Seelhammer added two. Bock scored after a long run by Seelhammer as the team steadied in a slow second half to seal the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
Calmar
Hawkeye
Bock
Beisner
Schmidt
Seelhammer
Fire drill rattles Side Sites students during study break
At 2 Monday afternoon a loud clang sent everyone from classrooms as the first fire drill of the year began. Seniors welcomed the break in testing and fresh air, noting the Safety Education class had just discussed drills.
THS Hit Parade 1 Half As Much 2 I Went to Your Wedding
The list of THS songs highlights two titles from the school music scene. One track titled I Went to Your Wedding appears alongside Half As Much as part of a 1950s style hit parade.
Freshman initiation opinions from the class
Students recall freshman initiation with mixed views. Some call it fun and funny, while others criticize seniors for mean tricks, garlic in food, or the search for shoes. Several say it was boring or easy, and a few describe it as a dirty but enjoyable experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Blasberg
Wilma Hartman
Betty Lou Nerge
Janice Davis
Jeepers
Elaine Pavelec
Roy Boeckmann
Judy Goebel
Larry Vogt
John Biermann
Jim Kastli
Kindergarten News Roundup From Grade School Parade And Birthdays
Last week in kindergarten two birthdays were celebrated with cake candles and songs. Luanne shared candy bars on her birthday while Gene treated classmates to ice cream on his. Students walked for signs of fall, made leaf art, constructed paper dolls, and created streamers for the Homecoming parade. The class caroled in a bus trip with the second grade, with Laura H and Benny K in the convertible and Michael F on a decorated bicycle as Homecoming queen. Janice N. returned after an absence. Leaves and trees study moved into autumn colors with bittersweet and cattails on display. Calendar studies begin this September with more in January. Language work covered rhymes and two line poems. Belief It or Not notes all second graders were born in 1945. Three birthdays remain this year: Daniel Schumacher Ronald Rieck Yvonne Kalkbrenner. Six weeks tests showed top spelling mastery by Caroline Kehe and four others. Four students earned perfect spelling scores: Caroline Kehe Mary Block Lois Ladage Marilyn Lauck. Sandra Aubrey Linda Barry Karen Lobeck Suzanne Towne achieved perfect six weeks spelling. The class also reported several students with excellent attendance and punctuality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luanne
Gene
Laura H
Benny K
Michael F
Janice N
Daniel Schumacher
Ronald Rieck
Yvonne Kalkbrenner
Dennis Weidler
Laura Ragsdale
Marilyn Lauck
Caroline Kehe
Mary Block
Lois Ladage
Sandra Aubrey
Linda Barry
Dennis Bergmann
Charles Block
Dixon Bunger
Larry Judisch
Kathryn Klemp
Jacklyn Lobeck
Frances Olejniczak
Suzanne Towne
Schmudlach
Jerry Schroeder
Martin Drewis
Duane Bremer
Claire Duecker
David Guhlow
Ronald Hill
Billy Joe Kehe
Douglas Kuker
T. A. Shriver
Miriam Blafuss
Jeannine Cole
Mary Martin
Verdis Warnke
Vernon Warnke
Marilyn Buchholz
Gerry Richardson
United States
Gerry and
Charles Richardson
Evansdale
Tripoli
Janet Chapin
Marlene Drewis
Kay Holm
Marlene
Kay
First six weeks nurture in a bustling classroom
Names of students and staff mark the start of the term with science experiments on grass growth and plant watering. Perfect attendance honors, birthdays, new arrivals Gerry and Charles Richardson from Evansdale, and class activities span art, reading, spelling, and math. The seventh graders win Homecoming parade prize money for the club treasury as the six weeks conclude with tests and preparations for reports.
Music Notes Elect Officers for Glee Clubs
Last week the glee clubs and mixed chorus elected officers. Girls' glee club names Karla Wilharm as president Margie Biermann as vice president Patsy Goebel as secretary treasurer and Mary Droste as librarian. Boys' glee club selects Eugene as officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Carl Beisner
Buck Creek
Artesian
Siegel
Glee Clubs
Karla Wilharm
Margie Biermann
Patsy Goebel
Mary Droste
Eugene
Tripoli FFA Holds Oct 1 Meeting and Plans Events
The Tripoli Chapter of FFA held a regular meeting on Wednesday evening October 1 with Waverly FFA officers present to initiate and preside. After initiation the Tripoli officers led the business portion. They discussed a Homecoming parade float and a hayride planned for next month. The chapter also plans a future dance in the opera house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
F.F.A
Waverly
Opera
USDA economists foresee US food output slightly above 1951
USDA economists project total food production in the United States this year will be a little higher than in 1951, while population growth will nearly offset gains from crops and livestock increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
USDA
Zion Lutheran Church at Ogden Marks Sixth Anniversary
Members of Zion Lutheran church at Ogden observed the sixth anniversary of the church's founding with services and commemorations, reflecting on its history and local impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Lutheran Church At
Ogden
Shot Heard Around World Referenced by Cone Colonists
Fragmentary text notes a shot fired by colonists at Cone and references the famous phrase the shot heard round the world, indicating a historical event tied to American independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cone
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hi-Lites Staff
Editorial
T.H.S
Karen Lobeck
Billy Kuker
Ruby Warnke
Miss Cook
Carol Heinemann
Warren Snyder
Mark Block
Rosalie Klemp
Karla Nicklaus
Kathryn Rieck
Asi
Sat
POST
al Bota
Parankeed
Housekelpin
Kuhrt Brothers
Tripoli, Iowa
Kleen
Grocer’s
Een
Michael’s
Briardale
Tripoli Mercantile
the Farmers Store
Great Balelco
Coumt
Met
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!