The Humboldt Independent from Humboldt, Iowa • Page 8

in at tl IV i i a a 5 o. a ister SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1964 HUMBOLDT HIGH SCHOOL EDITOR Chris Dittmar JUNIOR EDITOR Jim Hadar ASSISTANT EDITOR Lament OUon SPORTS EDITOR Martin Mansfield EXCHANGE EDITOR Denny Meyer gh school has new language Icb H.uc As the student listens through hc form. This is accomplished through Sixty-eight, foreign language The must reply rtudents 'are how using the new 12 of the high school building, has ln the lan a ge also. The instrucl- facillties available in the Humboldt twenty-eight individual booths, tune in to listen to any m- liigh School language laboratory. while the largest class, Latin 11 J'vuiuai student to check his pro- Through Work in this laboratory nas twenty-five students.

The in- tape record- the student develops his oral speak- booth has a desk-like top ers May be used to the student can ing ability of either Spanish or for Use while doin written work. his response and hear his Latin and eets nraclico Ikfon u' t0p lif to uncover a micro- mistake. oral test may be L.aun, ami gets practice is listen- phone) earphones and a small tape and the insliuctor may ing to the language in its spoken recorder. lo it at his convenience. This 'laboratory set-up will en- ab.e ihe student to progress at his own rate without disturbing other students.

Duiing a class as many as three different tapes ancl a record may be played simultaneously. Students wishing to hear the same lesson must sit together in a whole By Martin Mansfield again. The Cats started-a 35-yard half row group The same lcs The Wildcat football squad beat drive which ended when Rick S0 may also be heard by tllc en- the Pirates of Twin Rivers 12-0 Watts, Cat fullback drove over Class A rccord for listcnil 'g at home last Friday night. from thc three yard line, Low- class may be playcd ver both scores came in the second ellyn's extra point atteiritft was publlc adtlress system in the quarter-as a result of fumbles, wide room to eliminate the use of ear- The first'time the Pirates fumbled phones. in their own end zone and Jerome Because this game was the op- The school now owns approxi "Thunder" Thornton fell on the cncl fo1 bolh teams, and because malcly sevcnt jsh ball for the Wildcat score.

The ex- of the rainv weather, there lape and filt( en Latjn tra point attempt by Gary Lew- Ul bl an enaltles suf- Tno Lat)n class listcniliy wus blocked. teams. lupes which accpnipanv thc The second touchdown came af- Next week end it's Clear Lake year'book because lliey haven't ter Steve Blanchard recovered a here, for the third home game in had any experience wiih language Pirates fumble in their territory the Homecoming. tapes. Hecurdings to accompany tin' Latin 11 textbook have not as yet 'been published.

Recordings I ll QlGS -I 'O-' Guidance director, drivers i i ed teachers new this year By Jim Cole Among the new teachers at Humboldt High School this fall is Brian Ericksen. He will be the guidance replac- Donald Bennink, who left this year' for Boone High School. His duties include counseling students in their educational and Vocational plans and conducting the stale tests our student body accntiy finished. Ericksen is a conscientious young man, indeed. He went without lunch last week while conducing the Iowa Tests of Educational Jevelopmcnt, so he could be available to students for possible ques- ions.

After attending high school in lumboldt through the ninth grade Eiickscn transferred to Cedar Falls. He received his Bachelor's Degree at State College of Iowa in Cedar Falls and did his graduate work at State University of Iowa, Iowa City. Before ecoming to Humboldt, Mr. Ericksen counseled four years at North Scott High School, Eldridge, Iowa. Mr.

Ericksen was asked for his opinion of the new school and replied, "It is a very well designed, well thought out plant. It has many interesting features, not the least of which is the cool, cool air." Newly Wed, New Career Vivian Gangstead Mr. Furst this year as teachcl of Persona Typing and Driver's Education is William Barquist. He is also in charge of first period study hall. A 1 964 graduate of S.C.I., Mr.

Bar( 3 ulst has llv ed his entire life in Hoone He and his wife moved to Humboldt following their mar- riaga two weeks before school At thc present time, Mr. Barquist's main activity, aside from teaching, is. furnishing h'is home: When time permits, he enjoys coin collecting and golfing. Mr. Barquist likes.

Humboldt and thinks it is a very progressive conv munity, although he expected it to be considerably larger. He was surprised by the wide streets and said they will be advantageous 1 when his Driver Education classes begin driving. -He is glad the ao- lua student driving doesn't begin fcw wecks because heBJs still teaming his way around Humboldt. He was impressed by the clean- cut appearance of the students at Humboldt High and said that they generally dress neatly and appropriately. He also added that he appreciated the friendliness of the people at H.H.S.

The closed and shorter noon hour Wildchat Ry Becky Jeffers and Jean Cliantlaud iujtuiiijiius times again during which Gary and films also have been purchased had Mary Malall, Dennis Meyers, to supplement the texts in both Pain Stow and Sharon Brockman languages. as his "assistants." But aren't In addition to the 25 students Uianllaud doubting you, Gary. We.ve heard irt; Latin 11 class there are 10 in' Is physical education that hard from othor students that you have Latin 16 in Spanish 1 and 17 to understand, Marilanrl Martin, or done We walt contentedly for in Spanish 11. Students have been are you always like that? tlle canl table and enthusiastic about the language WC WC laboratory, and it is hoped that Hey, Mr. Duea.

Lunch is at 12.44 Pe club girls had quite, a time the interest will continue and your fourth period class is ex- dec idmg whether to order beanies cused at 1:45 or megaphones for Homecoming I A I I WC ajld fie -football season. a ItvLL VMLL Ififlff flin haniimfe flnnllir By Lament Olson (Editor's note: With this issue a new feature be a regular the weeks to New language facilities Fnr atl j' Col students at Humboldt High are experiencing not neiittPd" tnT St dents not permitted to leave the school bui ding during their noon break, instead, they must remain either in thc cafelerium or in the inner cou ts Ihe high school students are divided into two groups which eat lftS ach UP hfas thh ty minutes between classes for lunch, dlsmls ed1 at 12.15 from their third period class- cs go to cafcterium'iorjiunch and return to their fourth period classes at 12:45. Group students th eir fourth period at 12:15, are dismissed for 'lunch at 12:45, and return to the second half of their fourth" period c'hsses at 1:15 closed and shortened noon hour seems to have both good anil bad features. On the on'je hand all tudents are in the re- ducmg the hazard of 'kec'j'deiits off the grounds and in finds that the break iduttttg the fourth period relieves some of the monotony of that class; and the shortened noon break makes the addition of thirty mfntftes to. home room period.

5 othei 'i many stu- find IJiey have less me vi iling a nd stud y' at oon ancl Grol 'P complains of -'Betting- ilmngry bef 12:45. Because the kitchen is not yet finished, students must still bring a sack lunch from home. Milk furnished at 'two cents a carton guage facilities in the Humboldt High School Ian- aboratory are shown above. Miss Groendyke is op- the controls of the 25 booths. She can tune in to listen to any individual student or give class tests, etc.

An Why is it that after three wecks 'finally of school some teachers complain won out The'Club'couldn't order they are so far behind? them, so the megaphones are go, we to be will Gdry Lewellyn is backing be purchased for the basketball' The bottom picture shows a student listening to instructions. He has on earphones and the desk like top lifts to uncover a microphone and small tape recorder, as well as earphones for each of the units. the At political buttons! WC special being charged lOc less "lion- rnrnp Even though It was freezing at members when pep busts to Th0 fnI nuiinB the first game with Twin Rivers, other towns. The Pep club has the sThe 01 saw T- InrPPSt mpmhprsViin thic u.ar "SKCU Ol HUmbOldt kind of a nut, wearing a'full-length winter sport coat with a hood wrapped in a blanket. WC Ottosen flower and hobby show Tuesday, Sept.

29 cers elected were Mrs. Archie Rol- Larson, secretary-treasurer will meet next year at the Rolland home at Bode. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ellingson and Mr.

and Mrs. John Benjamin of Buffalo Center, Mr. and eranChurh Saturday night Mrs. Olvin Haug attended the eighth District Junior Auxiliary Conference at Ft. Dodge Saturday.

he district cha.rman SOClQl urst game witn Twin mvers, iiusuie askpl WS 'Students! WhaTao" 1 OTTOSEN The Ladies Mrs. Earf "$. atanut wrarina fnMliniSh WC' to Sld mock feJoction Club will have their and Mrs. Edgar Jacobson of Mar- Ui a IIUI, HCHKI1K JUII-ieilKIII 1 "-lo 0 Th- l.nlihtr chnii, chnlltniun A I'm glad to see that a is 'finally getting pan 10 noia a mocjt bJcction win nave tneir snd ana Mrs. Jidgar Jacobson of in school this fall? The following hobby show Tuesday, September shalltown, Mr.

and Mrs. Archie 1 were their responses: 29 at the Commercial Club Bujjd- Rolland, Bode, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jlnj Thompson, Junior: "In my beginning at 2 p.m. AnyoAe Benjamin, Bradgate, Mr.

and Mrs. Is that thc Bob Rod to wilh the twirt opinion this is a very sound plan, is welcome to exhibit. Entries must Roy Enockson, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- resell ABne Hope's' KWrs game; His friends- really it my fullest support.

A be ln bv one o'clock. They will not ward Znnel Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tel- must hard up had "to watch he -election helps to stimulate be Judged. The women will also ford, Naomi Struthers and Mr.

and WC his in politics. In an election serve a Sllvcr tca Mrs Lester Mrs. Oliver Kinseth. Mrs. Bertha Who left their purse at home Ha! is especially important Wehrspann is chairman.

Jacobson, Mrs. Gunda Enockson and was afraid to call home tb as much voter interest Mr and Mrs Delbert Wehrs- and Mrs. Rena Enockson attended get it? Clue, she has study hall Thank it won't be' too possible is needed to provide ann and Tammy of Omaha, Neb. in the afternoon, third period. long Jerry Edwa'rds gets as opinion as-possible.

A ent thc week end with his par- Betilah Adams became a WC his cast For thpse ol you section 'stimulates students cnts Mr alld Mrs Lester Wehrs- grandmother again in September Did you kids, out in Wildchat hiny it is around hta to famine their political beliefs ann Saturday evening they all 4 when a 6 Ib. 5 oz. daughter was land, enjoy the column that the chest and back with one wide and to change and acquire new called at the Mike Hinz home at born to Mr. and Mrs. Hal Thomas Register ran last year concerning connecting front.

ea usetul by-product is the Lu Verne and the Jerry Ostrum of St. Louis, Mo. Mrs. Thomas is a SaniatA a arne Oppedahl home Ft. Topic, A New Age Opens New came Tuesday to visit her Dodge.

Honored guests were Mr. Doors. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Kin- and Mrs.

Richard Oppedahl of Ver- Tuesday, Sept. 82 rath, and other relatives for a few million, S. Mr. Oppedahl will Royal Neighbors Lodge meets at vveeks te ac at the University of South the l.O.O.F. hall.

Mrs. John Satcrn of the Country. Club. ce were Saturday over- Wednesday, Sept. 23 De night euests at the Rnv RnnnVcnna -A.

I. C. meets at 7 pm with Connie Marquardt. Program, Connie Varquardt, Topic, Book Review. Business and Professional Women's Club meets.

Duplicate Bridge Club meets at at the Humboldt Trust and Bank Community room. Triple; Deck Bridge Club meets iat 2 with Mrs. Mabel Thursday, Sept. 24 Golden Age Club meets at 1 p. m.

at the Courthouse. Humboldt Square Dance Club at Ball room. Caller, Jim Modrell. Monday Sent 21 Humboldt i socK'wilf mS TB pm the comm unity room in "shoulderstrap au.uc aiuucms numooiai nign: Jnd back, lie will have to wear it lllal a people may become rti oim, rar. anu ivirs.

HOD- me former Fern Adams. They You know, clues were given and two weeks. I'm sure aren't Permanently interested in politics. ert Bloek were also Sunday din- now have a family of three girls the name would be revealed the man students who haven't "auto- 1 hese are the important political ner guests" at the Lester Wehr- and two boys. following week.

If enough of you graphed" him. figures of the future. Thnsp nm spanns. connecting front ea y-pouc ous, o. rs.

Tomas is some students in Humboldt High? and He will have to wear it fact that a few people may become nome ln Algona, Mr. and Mrs. Rob- the former Fern Adams They n't Permanently interested in olitics. ert Bloek were also Sunday din- now have a famil request It through either JoVn'or WC he people who will mold our coun- PJc Roger Wohrspnnn Is on duty Ly Zo an iJS KermU Becky, it may return, Too bad it rained for our first ir V. a to come." a Ft.

Polk, La. after being in Fowlcr were Sunday dinner Ss WC game Everyone seemed to Lewellyn, Junior: "I def- rccnland six months. He is at the Edgar ue Say, Jim Reinertsen. What was ing-fun anyway, despite the wear support this plan because wV" aml Loslcr gona, where they celebrated Marcv in that sack you had with you one 'her. I wonder how maoy ap- I feel every person should take an Wchrs ann Meyers second birthday Mrs day in fourth period Senior Social P' 1 what they' have been Jearn- active' part in'either voting or in- Tnc United Presbyterian Wo- Mark Fowler and Edna of Hum' Problems? Hint: It has to do with from, Miss Dalrymple yoterVin the election mcn met Friday afternoon with boldt were also guests food.

After all, he is a gi-owing abou boy. that about footbatll WC Linda Harmon and Sue Van i me, nave occn (earn- Hcuve pan in 'eitner voting or in- lllu unucu rresuyienan VYo- Mark Fowler and Edna of "8 P. e. from, Miss. Dalrymple fluenclng; the yoterVin the election.

mcn met Friday afternoon with boldt were also guests ibout fpotbalL I. heard ohe Jjoy.say. 1.feel that'if a mock election is Mrs Alfrccl Sehullz, hostess. Mrs. Mr.

and Mrs. Norman Vai 0 dl Klgh in erest wil1 dc- Jf so Van Buskirk gave the lesson, gen, Cynthia and Danny of footbaUl than they do! Har! ve pped ip pblitics This is very The women will serve a fall supper rar were Sunday afternoon caUeTs i Wt valuable since the man elected as Thursday night, September 24, be- at the Verne Waechters d. be-interesting, infor- our leader will face the greatest Sinning at five o'clock. Ham, apple and Mrs John id fun when the-moolc oroblems ir sauce, maslu-d nni.nin,. 0 am .1 Jonn Omundson, Vnn nn Kam' Horn, were you, by some chance, sou ner- our eaer will face the greatest Snnng at fivo o'clock.

Ham, apple the court yard last motive, and fun when the mock problems the U. has eve? faced sauec mashed potatoes and gravy campaigns and elections It (s of utmost Imnortaneo in vegetables, buns, pio and coffee It should be interesting, mior- our leader will face the greatest and fun when the-mock problems the U. has ever faced. suuvt! masncci potatoes and gravy, Arlene ancl elections hi of utmost importance to vegetables, buns, pie and coffee visited Sent tne We have strong. the most capable man of thc wl bo on-ihe menu.

Tor and ir.rvov that Mrs. Rank is PMblicans and Democrats ifl pl nation to lead us. I think if we 'Mr. and Mrs Albert nf 9 me8 jus she should be exciting, a mock "election, the pupTls Greenville ill virile at I Mike Banwart and ie would remain in tq. get the Will' learn mdfU'ahniii thn Onvin ll ftllko children of West Bend ancl Mr, locked up in week? WC It's a rumor so fond of Klaus Teiers tnai sne 4v aiiuuii; uo cAtmnB, mr.

a mock 'election, the pupils Greenville, ill. visitei asked him if he would remain in es Set the campaigns -t- will' learn moFe" about the camll- Ooyle home Sunday her class a Pday'. What about that, the near future. and'thus support the Repub- The O.K.C. Met for a MIS.

itanK. Ucun noipinee for nresident Hnr. nor WC One day last week .1 loud ry plesmenl Uai am reunion at the I renbyter- Mrs. Nathan McGuire and family you exclamations, of joy.coming..(rwg lan Church purl( Sund Offl- at Marshall, Mo. you uiiH.iYM's, jjiiurei worster spent the din- Labor Day week-end with Mr.

and ing half WC loo! of the cafetorium at noon, complete wi.th "bopping each other on the head, cause no one was eating their own The second period Senior English dags really enjoyed it, WC Congratulations, Buffington. I hear you finally got intp the new biology room. WC First period Psychology clasy had a distinguished visitor last Friday the renowned lecturer, mystic, and table-lifter, Mr. Lewellyn! Gary insists (hat he is gifted wilh special powers of coji- centratiou jajjd, abfe fe Wt.t«^. ics (provide4 they eve card tables on wool rugs).

Ther? were no wool rugs or curd tabJei in psychology claw so he attempted to lift a desk, placing his lingers on the table and repeating (he words "Table-up" over and over, out loud several 'deep concentration. But, alas, the desk; wouldn't budge. Gary fays it should have lifted two four but the conditions ewe havjug menting and learning all the dials. on Uroendyke's deskf, The students, put on tUeir earpliquvs heard a low, deep, ie4w(Ive voice pver thf 'ftejlo, there, can you hear Ci.) She is with 1 I I 81 or. slip knowing it.

Ho gjty pnan ting, prclty hapdy mowpr. Nancy you mowed up your wallet.and ace'- painstakingly piecing W'iwfa back together. i tfojrt, I NAW IdWH Hi nUIHDOIfl! I fMOH Woifk on the acre lawn of School was finished September 18. The was disced WJjtMre was sailed. The.

WW with roller. Lund- By Linda Between the lirsV second periods at (he senior high. I room period has five minutes. During this time, is read over the -i i the room period. 'received yiucc with room median 3 to plate with a median r4 to room 10 iyjd oiedlajj ol-20.

There lit fyi'ty aid Aure to-the Legion and Auxiliary Convention at Webster City. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Benninger of West Bend and Mr. and Mrs.

James Banwart and 'family were Friday nigtit guests at. the Victor warts. Jayne, daughter of the Victor Banwarts celebrated her fourth birthday. Blake celebrated his fourth birthday and Julie, her Ihird birthday. They are children of Mr.

and Mrs. James Banwarl. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Cooper and David of Ft.

Dodge, Mrs. Essie Cooper and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cooper and sons visited Mrs. Donald Cooper's mother, Mrs.

Frank Henely at Emmetsburg Sunday afternoon. They helped celebrate her eighty-second birthday, Sept. 12. Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Wehrs- pann visited Sunday afternoon at the Jerry Wehrspann home at Des Moines, Carl Zinnel of Worlhington, Louis Zinnel of Emmetsburg visited at the home of their brother, Edward Zinnel Saturday afternoon. Tuesday Edward had Ihe casl from his leg, Mr. and Mrs, Earl Long 'were Sunday dinner guesls al Ihe Ralph Cooper home at Sutherland Dr. and Mrs, Wm. Olson 1 and family of Charles City and Mr.

and Mrs. Marlyn Pflibsen, and family of Bode were Sunday dinner guests at the Earl Olson home to celebrate Mrs. Pflibsen's birthday. Evening visilors at the Olson home were Mr. and Mrs.

John Benjamin of Buffalo Center and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Benjamin of Bradgate. (Mr. 'and' Mrs.

Knut Oppedahl and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Oppedahl and family were Sunday afternoon and supper guests at the county will be shown by Saul's Studio. Weslcyan Service Guild will meet at the Methodist church at 8 p.m. in the Friendship Lounge.

Hostesses Flprence Godfrcdson and Marjory Dickey. Program, Agatha Solbeck and Marjorie Strachan. SUNDAY 4 Days! Another Jerry Lewis Comedy With Loads of Good Clean Fun! JEPRYLEWIS M15V (A Jerry tewls Production) that iharp dangla Into itardom. A BIG THANK YOU From The Chamber of Commerce For A Job Well Done on The Chamber Teacher Picnic Committee Pfcnie Gotch Park, Fowler HumbolJt Remin- Mr, Edw.rd -A Co 0 ow Ab ct Mr, Hovl.nd HumMdt Coon Creamery, Mr Mr, MM) H.reld HolMr Q1 Bootery. Mr.

Hall 0 Mr. Jerry Vandenberg Appliance. Morlond Cody. Secy. Fred Meyer, hn Mr.

Oyne Ruby op Mr, Stanley Nalwn By Mr, DMMm Meyer William ON TV SUNDAY, SEPT. 20 KQTV FORT DODGE STAN of Mtn, MorningsicU Mayor of Sioux City, and DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE.