Tripoli High School - Panther Yearbook (Tripoli, IA)

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-CLASSIFI REGULAR CLASSIFIED RATES: Bc per word, minimum charge, 52.001 FOR SALE 1 FOR SALE- SPORTSMEN'S CLUB frozen ocean perch in 5 lb. package-52.00 per lb. Contact Larry Vogt. C459 FOR SALE- 1976 FORD TORINO, PH. 275-4479. C451 FOR SALE FOR SALE- GAS FURNACE Teac reel-to-reel tape player, whiskey barrel bar and 3 stools, bar lights, 55 and S105 se Homeowners How-to encyclc S55 formals 15's and 7'sJ, 57.5 baby car seat fneeds shoulder 52.503 baby lamp with stuffed e on it, 55.003 piece of eterge 12 shelves secretary partj, S15. Phone 882-3551. FOR SALE- ACREAGE EAST OF Tripoli. Call 882-4468. ltfl FOR SALE- APPLES, BEACON and Wealthys. also tomatoes. ,FQ I. .Z Hagedorn. Ph. 275-4341. FALL FABRICS 1 ' IS The fall :me of the Laird collection of designer fabrics is - FOR RENT here during the month of x September. pall today for a FOR RENT- 2-BEDROOM A Pefsmalshowmg- ment in Tripoli, central air, stove FutureShowing: refrigerator, nice. Available aftel October 26-November1 August 1. Deposit required. Cal Also. . .A basic fabric line is available at 382-3684 f40tf alltimes. 1 B E , ' FOR RENT- NOW AVAILABLE: ONE E L 5 4-bedroom in North Apartments Magnall Apartments, ph. 882-3710. ttf Cuafom Sewing Ph. 3'l9f882-4468 FOR RENT- LARGE 2-BEDROOM Routel,TripoIi apt. with appliances, and laundr' -1 . facilities. Ph. 882-3455. Ctti J 5 a ! 3

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L'-9. 30, 19-97 ' Reunion For Class of 1964 Members of the Tripoli Community High School Class of 1964 met for their silver anniversary class reunion on the weekend of August 12 and 13. The two- day reunion was attended by 35 people and 23 of this group were class members. The class of 1964 had 44 graduates. Class members and their guests met at the Julian Inn in Dubuque for a social hour and were joined by Dr. Howard Pigg and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith of Dubuque, who were former administrators at Tripoli Community School. They also enjoyed a 2112 hour dinner cruise aboard the Island Princess yacht and later met at the hotel for games and reminiscing. The group met again on Sunday morning for breakfast and socializing. They also made a 375 donation to the Tripoli Library building fund. Classmates attending the reunion were: First row Cl to rl, Mike Fink, Cedar Falls: Dennis Hagedorn, Cedar Falls. Second row tl to rl, Roy and Elaine Klenzman Drewis, Clarion: Virgil Block, Waterloo: Mary Ann Buchholz Howe, New Hampton: Barbara Brandt John, Des Moines: and Charles Dietz, Ionia. Third row tl to ri, Keith Heffernan, Waukee: Wanda Haynes Niemeyer, Frederika: Nancy Mueller Bonorden, Waverly: Marilyn Beam Dettmer, Ionia: Mary Jean Thies Pint, Denver: and Marian Stumme Meyer, Tripoli. Fourth row il to ri, Marshall Wilharm, Middletown, New Jersey: Evelyn Hahn Hills, Elgin: Sheryl Magnall Drewis, Oak Hill, Kansas: Joann Buchholz Blasberg, Waverly: Gerald Buhrow, Readlyn: and Doug Boeckmann, Dubuque. Fifth row Cl to ri, Connie Heinemann Heine, Waverly: Jolene Dettmer Lindsey, Loveland, Colorado and Margene Schuldt Makinster, Waterloo. The reunion planning committee consisted of Virgil Block, Sheryl Drewis and Marilyn Dettmer.

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