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Newspaper

Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1966

Page

6

Think ing and dreams of Janet and Diane

An editorial piece mocks overemphasis on rote learning and highlights two girls, Janet Kay Peters and Diane Peters, detailing their appearances, families, school activities, Luther League roles, hobbies, opinions on the Viet Nam war, and future plans for office careers. Janet favors beauty school. Diane aims for an office job.

Janet Kay Peters Janet Walter Peters St. Matthew’s Johnson Viet Nam Diane Peters Victor Peters Diane Luther League Floyd Warren

Frederika junior high updates mix classes and music

Students share classroom exploits from home economics to science, noting egg poaching, clam dissection, penmanship, and daily finger exercises. Seventh graders trade books while 8B history stirs curiosity about Mr Drips. Original songs celebrate Frederika with local pride.

Mr. Olmstead Janell Poock Linda Hills Janell Schildroth

First Year Girls Basketball Practice And Health Class Drills

Monday brought aching armpits as the first girls basketball practice began. Janet Peters faces a left hand injury while others attend classes and conventions at ISU. Health class rehearses first aid techniques in room 103 as students test bandages and study shock.

Janet Peters Janet Steve Schwemm Allen Heinemann Paul Carroll Mr. Miller Iowa State University Ames Lois Peters Kathy Chapin Sue Carroll ISU Mr. Kirchhoff

Mighty Panthers Tunnel Night Roars With Alumni Crowd

Tripoli's football squad led a homecoming tunnel that roared through shouting alumni and junior high students toward the benches. The tunnel stretched nearly to the 40 yard line as the crowd celebrated and ribbed band members and concession workers alike. A playful wish for a tunnel to the opposite goal post closed the scene.

Tripoli

skylights brighten windowless locker rooms halls and halls

The facility features 44 skylights scattered through locker rooms halls and other windowless spaces to provide natural light and improve illumination.

Space visitor prompts five students to answer

Five high school students respond to a playful prompt about a green alien stepping from a spaceship. Debra Chapin runs away shouting it didn’t happen while Gayl Westendorf suggests taking the creature to Mr. Olmstead for chemical analysis.

Debra Chapin Gayl Westendorf Mr. Olmstead Nancy Brase Allen Heinemann Donna Dravis Space

Wanted items and odd requests flood classifieds

Short chaotic ad page lists seeks a slave to follow for fruit wrappers, a rocking chair and cane, four hospital beds and 50 pounds of bandages, and a Chevy front end plus nerves. Notes contact Mr Kirchhoff Janesville Wildcats Dick Hoppenworth L Peters home with casual prices and oddities.

Mr. Kirchhoff Janesville Wildcats L. Peters

Faculty Forum Focuses On Doris Anderson Music Teaching

Mrs Doris Anderson elementary music teacher born in South Dakota near the Missouri river graduated from Augustana College Sioux Falls majoring in music education She teaches 340 disciplined elementary students using singing listening reading notes rhythm with instruments new music books percussion instruments a large record library resides in Waverly with husband a Wartburg teacher and has two sons and a daughter.

Doris Anderson South Dakota Missouri River Augustana College Sioux Falls S. D Anderson Waverly Wartburg

National School Lunch Week Observed in Area Schools

Area schools mark National School Lunch Week with identical menus planned at the Ames summer short course. Tripoli Community Schools served 14 903 meals over six school days in August and September, receiving government commodities including apricots chicken flour dried milk rice frozen turkey and rolled wheat. Elementary lunch prices are 25 cents and high school 30 cents with milk reimbursements of four cents per meal and per half pint.

Ames Congress Federal Tripoli

Students Say Cheese at THS Hallway Photo Event

THS students from kindergarten to grade 11 gathered in the hallway on Thursday Oct 13 to pose on swivel stools and exclaim cheese. The event featured no obligation to purchase photographs.

THS

Alumni Corner features Charleen Shonk 1966 THS senior

Charleen Shonk a 1966 THS senior recalls missed low student prices. After graduation she babysat during the summer and joined Lutheran Mutual Life Insurance Co Waverly in August. She types loans on policies and form letters and finds the work challenging, building typing skills for her future plans.

Charleen Shonk THS Lutheran Mutual Life Insurance Co Waverly Charleen

HSPA Convention Held at Ames Oct. 11

A journalism class delegation from Ames attended the Iowa High School Press Association convention in Ames on October 11. The morning featured an hour debate between U S senator Jack Miller and candidate E B Smith. Afternoon sessions covered leadership in newspapers, feature writing, depth reporting, careers for women, layout and headlines.

Lois Peters Kathy Chapin Susan Carroll Iowa High School Press Association Ames Jack Miller U. S Iowa E. B. Smith U. S. Senate

Tjaden Can't Get Away from Dix

After two years across from David Dix, former THS vocal music instructor, Mr. Tjaden remains linked to Dix this time Fort Dix New Jersey. He visited THS on Sept 27 on a two week leave from Fort Dix and trains for officer candidate school aiming for Army intelligence after July. He sees no major change at the school and came to greet and witness the homecoming game.

David Dix THS Tjaden Dix Fort Dix New Jersey Army Intelligence Service

FTA Holds Panel At First Meeting

A panel of teachers discussed college life and teaching at the FTA chapter meeting on Oct 11. Participants included Mr. Van Ahn Mr. Van Bronkhorst Mr. Harms Mrs. Rucker and Miss Willis. Upcoming events include Prospective Teachers Day on Nov 2 at State College of Iowa and Upper Iowa.

FTA van Ahn van Bronkhorst Harms Rucker Miss Willis FTA Club State College of Iowa Upper Iowa

New Student Connie Nelson Joins Local School

Connie Nelson, a new sophomore from Clear Lake, has lived in many states in her 15 years. She attends world history biology typing and English, sings in mixed chorus, and enjoys talking on the phone dancing and listening to music. Her family includes three brothers Ed Jimmy Billy and a seventh grade sister.

Connie Nelson Clear Lake Connie Tripoli Jimmy Billy Cathy

Panther's Tale staff roles and byline list

School staff roster lists editors and section leaders for various departments including Elementary News Herd in the Halls Junior High Jazz Car Corner and Alumni Corner with names such as Susan Carroll Kathy Chapin Diane Peters Marilyn Schwartz and Vic Matthias across multiple titled sections.

Susan Carroll Kathy Chapin Lois Peters Steve Heidemann Jackie Krumm Herd Diane Peters Dave Buchholz Pam Drape Marilyn Schwartz Jenny Davison Diane Shonka Janet Peters THS Ruth Leuenberger Sharps Vic Matthias

Nine Lettermen Return for Panthers Wrestling

The Panthers wrestling team resumes under Don John Samuelson with nine lettermen including Allen Heine Paul Zander Gene Johnson Paul Carroll Dan Whitney Bruce Gienau Curtis Neuendorf Roger Buchholz Merline Nuss. Schedule lists matches from Nov 23 through Feb 7 with several home and away events and a forthcoming sectional date.

Panthers Don John Samuelson Allen Heine Paul Zander Gene Johnson Paul Carroll Dan Whitney Bruce Gienau Curtis Neuendorf Roger Buchholz Merline Nuss Samuelson Denver Hudson Independence Janesville South Winneshiek Plainfield Wapsie Valley Turkey Valley Stormont

Annual Star Begins Work for 1967 Annual

The 1967 annual staff has selected editors Diane Moeller and Diane Nacke with Moeller also heading the business staff. A list on the bulletin board shows other students chosen for the working sections including Vanada Jahnke Carole Lageschulte Wa Dettmer Dave Buchholz Pame Drape Sharon Holm and Karen Kuecker Jackie Kr Deborah Pipho Sue Wente thy Chapin Judy Feuchtwanger Vic Matthias Sue Carroll Peters Carma Fink Diane Buchholz Pamela Drape. The staff will meet nightly and aims to publish the annual earlier.

Diane Nacke Diane Moeller Dia Moeller Vanada Jahnke Buls Carole Lageschulte Wa Dettmer Dave Buchholz Pame Drape Sharon Holm Karen Kuecker Jackie Kr Deborah Pipho Sue Wente Thy Chapin Judy Feuchtwanger Vic Matthias Sue Carroll Peters Carma Fink Diane Buchsholz Pamela Drape

All State Practice Aims for Cedar Falls Contest

Sharps Flats and Best hold two weekly practice sessions to form top quartets for the Cedar Falls All-state contest on October 29. The group has raised about half of its $1 200 goal to pay for robes and funds to finish paying robes and contest expenses.

Cedar Falls

1955 Chev Offers Power And Quirks In Car Corner

The owner Richard Buhrow touts his two tone blue and white 1955 Chevrolet with a 150 horsepower six bar motor and three on the tree transmission. He notes 20 mpg with regular gas and 103 000 miles, a squeak and a dented left door mar its look while the blue interior features two rear floor mats and a remodeled grille. He plans to sell the car gradually.

Richard Buhrow Richar

Also Mentioned on This Page

FIA Editorial THIMK Mr. Samuelson Mr. Newman Mr. Schildroth Mr. Drips Bergland Frederika Christy Minstrels Dick Hoppenworth Mrs Howard Marquardt Panther’s Tale Staff Flats & Best
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