Foster Magician Show Delights Boone Valley Students
Neal and Jean Foster presented a magic show at Boone Valley High School gym on Wednesday February 5 for students and teachers. Neal Foster has studied at the only magician school in the United States in Los Angeles and was invited to perform at a national convention. The program was well received by the audience.
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Neal
Jean Foster
Boone Valley
Neal Foster
United States
Los Angeles
Calif
Boone Valley Juniors Edge Thor in Opening Game
Boone Valley junior high boys won 28 to 16 over Thor at the Vernon building. Clair Nerem led with 12 points while Lee Burns had 6 for Thor. In other games Boone Valley lost to Livermore 28-19 with Livermore’s Patty McGee scoring 18 for the girls and Rich Fullerton 8 for the boys. Livermore also beat Boone Valley 31-22 in the girls. Glenda Smith led Boone Valley girls with 9. Malmin and Zeaman topped the Ottosen game with 12 for Ottosen. Corwith defeated Boone Valley 30-21 with Will scoring 19 for Corwith.
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Boone Valley
Patty McGee
Livermore
Vernon Building
Glenda Smith
Malmin
Mary Will
Corwith
Vernon
Ron Klasse
Danny Coleman
Seventh Grade Studies Venezuela and Reading Treasures
Seventh graders study Venezuela in geography and map it. They discuss club meetings in English and growth issues in health. Reading centers on Twain’s Treasure and Old Yeller. Spelling honors list contains many names. Fifth graders decorate murals and begin The Big Cypress Buck after finishing Old Yeller.
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Venezuela
South America
Mark Twain
Linda B
Betty F
Larry H
Phil
Carol
Marvin
Carol J
David
Marlene
Dianna
Marilyn
Jim
Phyllis Lavonne
Paul
Senior of the Week Card Update and Class Activities
Thirteen students have returned their Senior of the Week cards. The class creates a weather chart with symbols for sun cloud snow and rain and groups tens to build a 100 object stack. They decorate valentine holders for the bulletin board and learn about the sun earth and moon in science.
Boone Valley Earns Three Division I Speeches at Humboldt
Boone Valley placed three division I speeches in the preliminary contest at Humboldt on February 8. Ron Larson, Karen Tincher, and James McGowan earned top marks and advance to the district contest the first week of March.
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Boone Valley
Humboldt
Ron Larson
Karen Tincher
James McGowan
Papa
Pat Green
Judy Skiye
Jerry Tjelle
David Mandsiager
Adelle Jensen
Donna Swan
Ron Anderson
Clare
Clarion
Corwith
Duncombe
Eagle Grove
Fort Dodge
Goldfield
Kamrar
Jewell
LaVerne
Randall
Webster City
Williams
Jensen
Karen
James
Ron
Two Birthdays Celebrated By First And Second Grades
First and second graders marked two birthdays as Randy Hansen and Mark Hansen turned eight. They enjoyed treats from classmates and a magician show during the Wednesday assembly. The second graders read a new book Faraway Ports about children in other lands and made Valentine figures in art using yarn and doilies.
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Randy Hansen
Mark Hansen
Faraway Ports
Local Notes Highlight Contest Fun and Carnival Efforts
Chips of Chatter congratulates Ron L Karen and James on I s at speech contest praising entrants. Carnival last Saturday was a strong community effort, well organized and enjoyed by most. They note business people appear clean and share a quip about a psychiatrist. Also mentions girls basketball Monday night and wishes for luck at Luerne. Quote of the week about giving advice one has not taken. Kenwick Times notices offer office supplies.
Kay McGowan Stepping Into Senior Spotlight at Boone Valley
Kay McGowan known as Mick, born September 19, 1940, is a Boone Valley senior active in chorus, girls' glee club, girls' sextet, and band. She edits the Bobcat Tales, leads Lake Clippers 4H, plays basketball, attends Renwick Baptist Church, and plans to attend Iowa State Teachers College that fall.
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Kay McGowan
Mick
Donald McGowan
Boone Valley
Bobcat Tales
Lake Clippers
Bobscats
Renwick Baptist Church
BYF
Paul Espe
Eddie Duchin
Tab Hunter
June Allyson
Ricky Nelson
KIOA
Iowa State Teachers’ College
First Grade Assembly Delights Pupils With Magic Show
First graders attended an assembly where a magician performed. students enjoyed the tricks and now wonder how they were done. Two seventh birthdays were celebrated Vicki Sobeck on Sunday and Linda Riley on Wednesday.
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Vicki Sobeck
Linda Riley
Third Grade Plans Valentine Party and Boxes
The third grade students made individual valentine boxes and hung them in their room. They planned a Valentine party for Friday to deliver boxes to their valentines. They enjoyed the assembly and are imitating some tricks. Fourteen pupils earned 100 in spelling on Friday. In social studies they are finishing a unit on wheat and outlining the wheat belt with states growing spring and winter wheat.
Local Staff Roster Lists Editors Reporters and Sponsors
The page credits Linda Huntley as editor and James McGowan as associate editor with sponsor 22. Mrs Lloyd Jensen is sports editor. Reporters include Kay McGowan Donna Swan Marvin Cameron Mary Ann Cole Nadine Grebner Arthur Heggen Shirley Nelson and many others.
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Linda Huntley
James McGowan
Lloyd Jensen
Adelle Jengen
Kay McGowan
Donna Swan
Marvin Cameron
Mary Ann Cole
Nadine Grebner
Arthur Heggen
Shirley Nelson
Barb Ogan
Linda Pogge
Rey Philipp
Virginia Wig
Richard Yungelas
Imogene Heggen
Sharon Kay Kraft
Janet Martin
Judy Skiye
Martha Trask
Sharon Zentner
Bonita Engstrom
Judy Erwin
Judy French
Judy Johnson
Wanda Hefty
Mary Huntley
Ruby Humtiey
Sheila Kepper
Penny McCurry
Gloria Nerem
Myrna Mills
Donna Thompson
Virginia Gimer
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