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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1963
Page
6
Mrs. La Coste, a first year teacher and unit chairman in a dormitory government, calls teaching challenging. She resides in Waterloo with her husband, a teacher at East Waterloo High, and they plan to move to Tripoli.
Monday features creamed chicken over biscuit with lettuce tomato salad pumpkin pie peanut butter and cheese sandwiches and milk. Tuesday serves baked potatoes luncheon meat fruited Jell O carrot and celery sticks bread and butter milk. Wednesday offers hamburger supreme buttered corn fruit marble cake bread and butter milk. Thursday includes beef and spaghetti peaches doughnuts cheese and peanut butter sandwiches milk. Friday presents fish sticks augmented potatoes green beans orange bread.
Editorial note for Tri poli Leader announces weekly Tee Pee publication and thanks the editor. It lists staff: Mary Ann Buchholz editor and Connie Schmidt assistant editor with typists Sandi Ellison and others. Sections named include Classroom Chatter Sports Student Council Opinions Music News and more with accompanying staff names.
High school seniors stress the need for civic knowledge spanning national state county city and school government. They aim to vote intelligently by understanding government structure and each citizen's role in democracy.
Betty La Coste joins THS as a new home economics teacher after attending Floyd High School and Charles City Community High. She served as accompanist in music activities and held senior committees and class officer roles. She attended State College of Iowa and was a member of Purple Arrow Chimes and Torch and Tassel. Both
THS student body elected officers Keith Heffernan president Al Alcock vice president Sharon Miller secretary and Sheryl Magnall treasurer The first meeting was Sept 10 Plans for homecoming Oct 11 discussed including pin price colors and sophomore class selling them Officers to select junior attendants from this year s kindergarten class A code of conduct and dress was presented by two junior class members An open discussion followed and the meeting adjourned.
Senior Glimpses highlights Sheryl Magnall a student council treasurer, newspaper staffer, Youth Fellow at church and planned trade school in Minneapolis to run IBM machines. It also notes her district tournament memories in Manchester Des Moines and ambitions to study government bookkeeping English geography and world history at THS. Margene Schuldt stays busy with home economics bookkeeping government economics English office practice basketball newspaper staff and Luther League secretary. Her school hi lights include basketball tournaments and she plans to attend a business school after graduation for secretarial work.
The employees of Primghar Savings Bank hosted a dinner party to celebrate E T Peterson's 50 years in the banking business. The event recognized his long service and contributions to the local financial community.
Readlyn infant David John Wehling baptized at St Pauls Lutheran with Rev. Fred Meyer officiating. Sponsors were Robert Kuker James Gloria Wehling. A baptismal dinner followed at the Wehling home. Guests attended the 50th wedding anniversary of Fred Meyerhoff at Dunkerton Community Hall.
Pinhook community notes record visits and travel events including Ray Kuethe installing a shelled corn crib and dryer, Mrs Chester Pals visiting Waterloo, Ada McConkey with Harry McConkey at New Hampton, Sharon OConnell staying with her sister in Tripoli, the Krauses vacationing with their daughter in Canada, the death of Will Bartels Rosemount Minn, and relatives learning of the news. Donald Zipse took his daughter Doneth to Cedar Rapids for nurses training while Bill Buhr and children from Albert Lea stayed with the Riecks. Everett Krause was a Wednesday caller in local homes. Henry Maurer and family of Wisconsin, formerly of the area, spent time here.
Fremont Farm Bureau Women met at Vernon Wikner's home on Sept 10 with 22 members attending and co hosts. They discussed the Rave contest, upcoming activities, and county workshops. A lighting clinic, women’s camp, and hobby fair were announced with deadlines and reservations requested.
The production of A Cup of Coffee at the State University of Iowa marked the first time direction of a tele- program was undertaken on campus. The project signaled a pioneering effort in broadcast direction by university staff and students during the early television era.
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