Boone Valley Boys Lead Conference Defense in First Round
In the Boone Valley Conference first round the Boone Valley girls sit fifth and the boys also fifth. The Boone Valley boys boast the top defensive record at 47 points per game allowed while averaging 44 points offensively. Goldfield and Corwith join Gilmore City and Twin Rivers in the standings with varied offensive totals.
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LaVerne
Gilmore City
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Twin Rivers B team beats Boone Valley B squad 70 to 35
Twin Rivers defeated Boone Valley B 70 to 35 on Saturday after a close first half. Knudson led Twin Rivers with 17 points, followed by Gjerstead with 14. Darin Hansen led Boone Valley with 13 points, with May and Anderson adding 11 and 10.
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Twin Rivers
Wesley
Bobcats
Pirates
Knudson
Gjerstead
Absout
Darin Hansen
Boone Valley
Myron May
Ron Anderson
Bobcats B Team Schedule Notes and Tentative Dates
Local sports brief lists the Bobcats B Team games with Corwith and Weley. January 19 at Corwith 2 0, January 26 at Weley 2 00, February 2 at Twin Rivers there tentative, February Corwith there tentative.
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Corwith
Weley
Twin Rivers
Forty First Little Nine Tourney At Goldfield
The Forty first annual Little Nine Tournament runs January 15 to 19 at Goldfield. Last night the Bone Valley girls faced the winner of the Goldfield and Twin Rivers game at 7 00. Tuesday night the Boone Valley Boys played Twin Rivers at 8 30. Admission is 60 cents for adults and 20 cents for students.
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Bone Valley Girls
Twin Rivers
Boone Valley Boys
Fifth Grade News Letter from Pamela Ward at Clear Lake
Fifth graders in English practice letter writing and received a note from Pamela Ward who now lives at Clear Lake. In history they study the constitution and senators and draft room constitutions for their own space.
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Pamela Ward
Clear Lake
Sixth Grade Studies Fractions Health Drawings and Trade
Sixth graders begin division of fractions and health class draws a tooth showing dental care. They will study local and state health department work. Social studies cover how trade built towns and great artists like Leonardo da Vinci Raphael and Michelangelo. Reports by Hebner Meyer Cameron Weldhouse Hesse Johnson and Hoveland.
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Lanardo de Vinci
Raphael
Micheangelo
Larry Hebner
Marlene Meyer
Jim Cameron
Jaivenne Weldhouse
Carol Hesse Caro
Ann Johnson
Beverly Hoveland
Little Nine Tournament at Goldfield Week of January 14 19
Calendar notes Week includes January 14 to 19 with the Little Nine Tournament at Goldfield. Additional events list January 22 Bradgate appearance and January 23 band concert.
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Bradgate
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Semester Tests Begin for Boone Valley Students
Semester tests start today and tomorrow January 17 and 18 for Boone Valley School students. The semester ends Friday. The high school and junior high follow special test schedules with one hour dedicated to testing per subject.
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Boone Valley
Boone Valley Yearbook Staff Sells 165 Copies of 1957 B-LINE
The Boone Valley yearbook staff surpassed last year by selling 165 copies of the 1957 B-LINE. Business Manager Roger Siemens and Advertising Manager Roger Engstrom lead outreach to Renwick Hunboldt Hardy Goldfield and Eagle Grove merchants as layouts photos and copy are prepared for the first Boone Valley School yearbook.
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Boone Valley
Roger Siemens
Roger Engstrom
Renwick
Hunboldt, Hardy, Goldfield
Eagle Grove
Third Grade News Highlights Visitors and Birthday
The third graders begin a social studies unit on freight trains. Students Bobby Clowes and Donnie Lerdal return after tonsil surgery. Gloria Yanney celebrated her birthday with candy bars. Four visitors stopped by the class including Mr and Mrs Harold Yanney, Mrs Bob Nelson, and Mrs Lyle Cathcart.
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Bobby Clowes
Donnie Lerdal
Gloria Yanney
Harold Yanney
Bob Nelson
Lyle Cathcart
Bobcats
Fourth Grade Honors Harris on Alan Anderson Birthday
Fourth grade students helped Alan Anderson celebrate his tenth birthday on January 6. Mrs. Anderson visited the class as it began a new unit on life on a wheat ranch in Nebraska and Australia. The class produced safety poems with eighteen perfect spelling papers last week.
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Alan Anderson
Alan
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Anderson
Nebraska
Australia
New Chemistry Lab Installed at Boone Valley High School
A new improved chemistry lab was installed at Boone Valley High School during Christmas vacation and the first week in January. It was finished January 7. The lab features hot and cold running water and gas outlets for Bunsen Burners. New equipment was purchased and each student has his own plastic apron. A storage cabinet holds necessary apparatus for each student.
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Boone Valley High School
Senior of the Week Bob Cameron Shines
Bob Cameron, a 6 foot 4 inch, 135 pound Conch student with brown hair and eyes, studies physics chemistry literature and American problems. He plans to study electrical engineering in college and stars as a left guard for Boone Valley football helping in tight spots. His hobby is tinkering with radios and motors.
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First Grade News Picks Up Transportation Theme
The class studies transportation and will make travel scrapbooks with student photos. They learned the song Traffic Lights. Bruce Pergande turned seven on January 9 and brought a birthday treat. Vicki Helmke had tonsil surgery postponed to January 10 and underwent it last Thursday.
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Vicki Helmke
Junior High Students Excel In Science And Geography
Eighth graders Bonita Engstra Harold Bisbee Penny McCurry Marilyn Philipp and Alan Henriksen earned perfect papers on food conservation while Paul Gilligan and Lacey Witter conducted a dried milk experiment. Seventh graders excelled on water unit tests with Gordon Jensen Ed Hebner Judy Johnson and Jenny McCurry posting perfect scores.
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Bonita Engstra
Harold Bisbee
Penny McCurry
Marilyn Philipp
Alan Henriksen
Paul Gilligan
Lacey Witter
Gordon Jensen
Ed Hebner
Judy Johnon
Jenny McCurry
Ronnie Klasse
Carel Acne
Reggie Tate
Dawn Clowes
Glenda Smith
Don Kelling
North America
United States
Henry
Arta Aint Oratix Group
Fresh Homemaking Girls Learn Through Experience
A January class of Fresh Homemaking students hosted three guest dinners, with each unit planning and serving a full menu. Students like Pat Green and Barbara Kamp led menus including fruit drinks and pies, ham dishes, salads, and desserts, while hostesses and waitresses supported service.
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Mrs Redfield
Mix Sunner
Miss Oliver
Pat Green
Judy Skiye
Delores Oberhelman
Marilyn Lerdal
Sharon Kraft
Barbara Kamp
Janet Martin
Martha Trask
Sharon Zentner
Lillian Brophy
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Gene Hexgen
Linda Engtrom
Anne Huschka
Jud, Gillespie
F H A Decides To Have All High School Party
The FHA held its first meeting of 1957 on January 3 with 16 members. They discussed plans for an all high school party, to be scheduled later. Ann Nairn and Sandy McKenna led lessons on teen problems, with lunch served by Kay McGowan, Linda Huntley and Donna Swan.
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FHA
Ann Nairn
Sandy Mckenna
Ann
Sandy
Kay McGowan
Linda Huntley
Donna Swan
Second Grade News Highlights From Classroom Bulletin
The sec ond grade room displays drawings and stories by students about future careers. Tommy Steil has been absent with flu. Paula Opde dah traveled to California over Christmas vacation. John Huschka had a birthday in January.
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Paula Oppedah
California
John Huschka
Jimmy Anderson
Local Newspaper Staff Roster Listing Editors and Reporters
A scanned staff list shows editors Mrs Sumner Sharon Hansen Linda Huntley Arthur Heggen Adelle Jensen James McGowan and a long roster of reporters including Shirley Anna Marvin Gamer on Mary Anne Jeanne Espe Judy Gillespie Virginia Gimer Nadine Grebner John Guy Imogene He Paul Heggen Judy Henriksen and others with the final name Crow.
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Sumner
Sharon Hansen
Linda
Huntley
Arthur Heggen
Adelle Jensen
James McGowan
Shirley Anna
Marvin Gameron
Mary Anne Jeanne Espe
Judy Gillespie
Virginia Gimer
Nadine Grebner
John Guy
Imogene He
Paul Heggen
Judy Henriksen
Chirlene Tooker
Barbara Kamp
Sharon Kay
Manners by Sharon Hansen Essay on Self Disciplined Etiquette
The piece argues good manners begin at home and must be practiced anywhere not just in public. It notes teens are blamed for reckless driving and urges young people to display consistent manners at all times and in all places, including school and home.
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Sharon Hansen
Ali
Reverend Kerney Demonstrates Stereophonic Sound
Reverend R E Kerney demonstrated stereophonic sound to the high school during a Thursday morning rehearsal. The demonstration used a tape recording of part of the Christmas concert from December 19. Stereophonic sound requires two separate recordings played through two speakers for a truer sound.
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R. E. Kerney
Rev Kerney
Jebecats Kindergarten News Features Pets and Numbers
The Jebecats class focuses on number 7 and making the number 2 while recognizing it in objects and colors, especially red. Miss Hansen teaches inside outside concepts, reading readiness with We Read Pictures, and pets Dick Jane and Sally own. Pupils draw pets and plan an animal scrapbook.
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Paula Ogan
Sandy Arne
Rose Nelson
Janelle Tate
Randy Anderson
Colleen Sander
Janella Tate
Little Jack Horner
Mary
Dolly
Lyle Cathenry
Bobcats Menu For The Week Of January 21
Weekly meal plan lists daily dishes for Monday through Friday featuring soups salads desserts and sides. Items include creamed spinach celery sticks fruit salad and cookies Monday. vegetable soup date cake and sandwiches other days. meals end with fruit and dessert options.
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