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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1964
Page
5
The Tee Pee staff reports a crowded campus with new sponsor and teacher Mrs Berst. A soccer unit starts and students enjoy exercise while others take fitness tests. Girls basketball interest grows with weekly meetings as plans for a strong season emerge.
The page lists staff roles and contributors including advisor Eldon Ott editor Connie Schmidt assistant editor Janet Sch neer and subject matter Diane Nacke and Clarence Bergmann. Faculty features Helen Kreis and other staff across departments with names such as Kathleen Dirksen and Madeleine Krumm.
The Tripoli Panthers open the 1964 football season under coaches Robert Thurness and Eldon Ott as a strong Cedar-Wapsie contender. Co captains Darrel Hinrichs and Allan Alcock lead an experienced eleven with thirteen returning lettermen adding depth to the offense. Fans wish the squad luck as Friday games begin.
Barbara Primus born January 10 1947 stands five feet six inches tall with brown eyes and hair. She participates in mixed chorus girls softball and enjoys Today by Barbara’s favorite songs include Jack Jones and Henry Mancini. David Allen Lahmann born April 29 1947 is six feet one inch tall and plays football while also belonging to his church Luther League and the Navy. He admires the Beatles and says his pet peeve is people not doing their best. Both seniors plan college and military service respectively with best wishes from THS and the football field for the Homecoming dance.
A collection of quotes mentions Thomas Edison on leadership and progress. It notes Delaware as the lowest and Colorado as the highest altitude among the United States, presenting a mix of ideas rather than a single news event.
The THS Student Council has organized committees to plan this year's homecoming. Prizes for float winners are first prize 10 dollars, second prize 7.50 dollars, third prize 5 dollars. On homecoming day council members and helpers will decorate the school.
Lois Jean Watts born Oct 24 1946 is a Luther League member and Sunday School teacher. She admires President Johnson for handling a huge responsibility and would work harder in school if given the chance. Her favorites include the song It Hurts to Be in Love Bobby Vinton and French fries.
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