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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1958
Page
3
The IHSAA rule requires dark uniforms for away games and light ones for home games starting next season. The new suits are white with red numerals and trimming, with boys also receiving knee socks. The boys debuted the new uniforms on January 10 against Gilmore City while the girls wore theirs against Corwith.
Kindergarten finished work in their first book and began We Read Pictures in the second. Visitors included Cynthia and Debra's mothers, Rebecca and Douglas's mothers, and Larry Thompson celebrated seventh birthday with the class. The first graders hosted two mothers and read Kathy No-Pockets, making Kathy and her pockets with paper animals.
Ron Larson is featured as Senior of the Week. A Boone Valley student, he plays baseball basketball and bands, serves on student council and as vice president of the season class. Born December 21 1940 on a farm near Eagle Grove he weighs 150 pounds with blue eyes and blond hair. His favorite things span color black Natalie Wood John Wayne Jerry Lee Lewis potato dumplings Real McCoys and Bandstand. His pet peeve is people who think they are big shots. His subjects include American Problems English Literature physics and speech. He has Raymond and Mrs Larson as parents and one older brother and two older sisters.
Over the last two weeks Boone Valley vocal music groups sold magazine subscriptions totaling 1307.95 dollars. Profit of 438.69 dollars will be used to purchase gowns for the groups.
Boone Valley students except the junior high enjoyed an assembly program featuring Jose Silva known as Mr Banjo. The Brazilian banjo virtuoso performed several pieces showcasing his skill and interpretation, drawing praise and requests for a return appearance.
Fifth graders finished their animal booklets and display them in the room. They practiced spelling with spelling downs and learned to find the least common denominator. The class completed New Days and Deeds and started another read.
A freshman journalism student Penny Mc Curry writes an editorial urging the value of finishing high school. It argues skipping school limits career options and highlights how a diploma helps later in life with many fields needing formal education.
Second graders created paper strip mobiles for room B YY. The mobiles are suspended from light fixtures and sway in air currents. The Robin reading group finished As Days Go By and now reads Friends and Neighbors with Marcia Anderson, David Hoffman, Norman Marty, Donna Palmer, Bruce Pergande, and Wayne Veeder. Last week’s attendance was perfect. Health discussion covered eye and ear injury prevention. In language, students are writing and illustrating an original story.
Weekday meals listed with items for each day including soups meats vegetables desserts and milk. Monday offers Tomato Soup Meat Sandwiches Peach Upside Down Cake and Milk. Tuesday features Creamed Dried Beef on Mashed Potatoes Pea Salad Apple Sauce and Milk followed by Sandwiches.
Rita Mae Rossman born June 1 1924 to O A Engstrom and his wife is a biology and homemaking teacher in Renwick now in her twelfth year of teaching there and second at Boone Valley. She is married to farmer R L Rossman Jr has a brother Frank and enjoys fixing pretty tables archery and basketball games. Her favorite poem is Trees by Joyce Kilmer and lemon pie is among her favorites. She is known for brown attire and dislikes unfriendly people.
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