Hurry Up and Respect Hallways Say Seniors
Editorial urges students to stop pushing in school halls, especially during dismissal and events, and to show respect for others. It highlights student activities in music and sports, calls for active support at performances, and praises senior Mac Snyder with details on his stats, hobbies, and plans after graduation.
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Senior Glimpses Betty Osborn and Mary Worrell Feature
Betty Osborn, 17, a band president and cheerleader candidate, is highlighted alongside Mary Worrell, 17, a blonde with green eyes who enjoys convertible cars, Gov ernment class and acting. Both students are noted for zodiac hobbies, pet peeves, and plans after graduation.
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Ricky Nelsen
THS
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Dodge
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It's Great to Be Crazy at the High School Play
Mrs Kulow guides the production with student director Linda Barry as Hercules and Wilbur, two teens, chase magician greatness while Mr Maxwell suspects his mind. The exciting play runs November 4 in the high school auditorium.
Manners drive week long reminders at school
Freshman Home Economics classes launched a week of manners reminders across halls, buses, and lunchroom. Signs urged students to pause, greet politely, delay chatter, slow down, avoid rude behavior, and keep plates clean.
Busy juniors stage three act comedy It’s Great To Be Crazy
Classroom chatter fills evenings as juniors rehearse a three act comedy titled It s Great To Be Crazy. The show opens to the public Friday night November 4 1960 with freshman home economics classes also studying cool and warm hues and color coordination.
Tripoli Panthers Football Review Highlights Strong Season
Tripoli Panthers have had a very good season, despite a key loss to Janesville. The defense has held up against opposing offenses, with the team scoring 106 points to opponents 36.
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Tripoli Leader reports October 26 1960 events in town
The Tripoli Leader from Tripoli Iowa covers local happenings on October 26 1960 detailing community events, notices, and brief reports of interest to residents. The item highlights civic activities and upcoming dates in the small town.
THS Vocal and Band Prepare Fall Concerts and Carnival
The THS Vocal department rehearses selections for a fall concert on October 25 featuring Mixed Chorus and Girls Chorus including The Monkey's Wedding Blue Mirage Autumn Evensong and The Best Things In Life Are Free. The Band Mothers Carnival is set for October 29 in the THS auditorium with prizes and entertainment for all ages.
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Kindergarten News Highlights Birthdays And Halloween Prep
The kindergarten notes celebrate birthdays of James Wilson Glen Reding and David Buchholz with treats and songs. New afternoon pupils LuAnn Schauer and Micheal Suronen bring total to 25 afternoon and 28 morning. Fire station visit during Fire Prevention week, Halloween crafts progress, wind science study, and a circus unit. Second grade begins Down Our Way while Beezus and Ramona readings continue with spelling and measurement lessons.
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James Wilson
Glen Reding
David Buchholz
Glen
David
LuAnn Schauer
Micheal Suronen
Connie Siggelkov
Darrel McKeown
Terry Peters
Sidney Tegtmeier
Ludwig
Beezus and
Ramona
Beverly Cleary
Beezus
Halloween Bulletin Board Choices Shared by Students
Gretchen brought a crab while Clif ord delivered two caterpillars and Renae contributed four butterflies Kathry brought a cocoon, marking a small exhibit of nature themed classroom items for the bulletin board display.
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Cliford
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Kathry
Frederika social visits span Cedar Falls to Waterloo
Local residents share hospitality across towns visiting relatives and friends. Notable gatherings include Fredericksburg relatives, a surprised birthday party for Jim Jordan, and guests from Cresco Waterloo Sumner Eagle Grove Omaha and Denver. Several families host dinners sup pers and afternoon calls with extended kin.
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Sherwood Pleggenkuhle
Wesley Mahlstedt
Cedar Falls
John Johnson
Guy Hinkley
Eagle Grove
Hazel Ager
Ethel Carney
Harry Miller
Omaha
Nebi
Robert Carney
Waterloo
Carol Sherman
Sunday Visits Across Counties Mention Local Families
Verjean and other locals hosted Sunday guests including Mr. and Mrs. Earl Schneider near New Hampton. Ray Schmudlach, Effie Wagner, and Joe Dean at Oelwein. Steven Schwemmer near Siegel with grandparents J. H. Ruehs. E J Nuss and Merlin with Alfred Nuss near Buck Creek. Bergmanns visited from Evansdale Tripoli Clarence Bergmann families with Alvin Bergmann. Owen Edson Republic with cousin Ager and Mrs Haag. Abhay hosted for daughter Vicky birthday. Readlyn Pipho and Abbasy family from New Hartford. W. H. Denver and A. W. French hosted visitors.
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Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Guy Olson
Black Duck
Minn
Truman Stahr
C. C. Clary
Wm. Duenow
Fredericksburg
J. H. Ruehs
Carl Schwerin
Siegel
Art Aschbrenner
Sumner
Roy Schmudlach
Keith Carroll
Robert Carroll
Cresco
Jim Jordan
Jordan
George Plummer
Greg
Hugh Hanlin
Chilren
Mollie Thompson
A. W. French
E. G. Pleggenkuhle
Sherwood Pleggenkuhle
Truman Star
Lyle Bowers
New Hampton
Hazel Bowers
Tama
Alfred Morf
Henry Krueger
Tripoli
L. W. Bockhaus
Arnold Stromer
Gay's Mills
Wis
Roy Steege
Susan
Denver
Herman Bockhaus
Harry Bockhaus
Vern
Steven
Debby Schwemmer
E. J. Nuss
Merlin
Alfred Nuss
Buck Creek
Donald Bergmann
Barbara
Evansdale
Melvin Bergmann
Clarence Bergmann
Alvin Bergmann
Owen Edson
Republic
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Haag
Vicky
Presons
Virgil Meyer
Lumarie
Ang
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Readlyn
Duane Abbasily
New Ha
W. H. Denver
University of Iowa Summer Scholars Pledge 475
During the summer the University of Iowa Ils announces a pledge involving 252 women and 475 summer scholars. The notice outlines the fall rushing period and associated expectations for participants.
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