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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1957
Page
4
Seniors should decide their vocation early as there are over 24000 occupations. Consider factors like satisfaction advancement opportunity background and company benefits. The Yale analysis divides work into people ideas and things and students should pick a path accordingly.
Menu for the week lists daily meals including sandwiches and milk with items like pork on mashed potatoes and fish on Friday. The report notes students finger painting in art class and social studies on wheat history. It also mentions illness absences and a birthday celebration for Darleen Thompson, plus a visit from Steve Hrain's mother.
Capain Paul Gilligan presented the Little Nine Championship trophy to the Junior High in an brief ceremony Monday. The presentation was followed by speeches by Bill and David Clowes and commendations from Mr Davidson for sportsmanship. The eighth grade civics class studies Iowa flag and freedom as seventh graders study emotions health films.
First grade pupils drew to music under teacher Miss Waltow selecting marches for a straight line only project. Students wrote experience stories about the day and created drawings. David Hoffman and Paul Gimner returned to school after having chicken pox while Mary Stevenson missed two days.
The fifth grade mailed business letters to states including Columbus Ohio and received the first reply. Penny Baesslee and Vicki Neveis won the spelling contest. The class finished study of the Central States and now explores the Corky Mountain States in social studies.
Pat Johnson a five foot five inch senior born January 27 1940 at Boone Valley High hosts a busy schedule. She studies government chemistry shorthand and literature with shorthand as her favorite. Pat enjoys piano in her spare time and plays Butterfly as her preferred tune. She often wears pink and turquoise and prepares chili as her culinary specialty. A member of Trinity Lutheran Church she serves as Sunday School Treasurer pianist and Luther League secretary. At school she participates in mixed chorus glee club FHA and edits the 1957 annual as Arp Editor.
A playful notice invites readers to a Friday night party described as a grand time with festive attire and rhymed verse. It humorously cites April first as the date and encourages costumes and revelry.
A compiled roster lists the Bobcats staff with positions including Editor-in-chief Sharon Hansen Associate Editor Linda Huntley Features Editor Arthur Heggen Sports Editor Adette Jensen and Tannes McGowan among others. The document names various editors and editors in charge across departments.
Twenty three students achieved perfect spelling this week in fourth grade. The class works on poppy posters and reads Pioneer travel stories in reading groups. They finished a planet book and will bind a cover, plus a unit on Manufacturing Communities focusing on Millsboro NooC and Bomhily Indi. Patty John brought birthday treats for the class. her birthday was Sunday.
The Boone Valley High School senior class visited Des Moines on March 21 as part of an government class project. They toured the Senate and House, viewed a Grain Dealers elevator, and visited Salisbury House now a headquarters of the ISEA. The day ended with a stop at the municipal airport before returning home.
Calendar lists a March high school party. In April there is a Sula and Ensembel concert, a music contest at Graet tinger from April 1 to 6, and a lower grade operetta on April 5.
The freshmen plan an April Fools party for the high school and faculty on March 30 at 7 20 PM in the gym. Activities include dancing food refreshments and prizes. Committees list names for game food record poster decoration and general help. Admission charged to attendees.
Two more kindergartners out with chicken pox Marilyn Espe and Etta Pohlman. Three students return this week Janele Tate Dous Bram and David Trask. Julie James and Beverly Cathcart back with the class. Children draw spring pictures and made four bulletin boards after reading Peter Pan. They played with a fluff ball and Kitts Lost. In number and reading readiness they practice making number 5 and recognizing numerals 1 to 5 with quantities.
In a classroom project, third graders form eight groups to study four countries each and gather information. The class works on arithmetic borrowing techniques and reports 20 perfect spelling papers last week.
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