Surprise Birthday Dinner Held for Ivan Sundar
Mr and Mrs Fred Gugisburg attended a surprise birthday dinner at the Ivan Rasmussen home honoring Ivan Sundar with friends and family in attendance.
29 Mar 1956
Page 1
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1956
Page
1
Mr and Mrs Fred Gugisburg attended a surprise birthday dinner at the Ivan Rasmussen home honoring Ivan Sundar with friends and family in attendance.
Ed Hansen, 61, and a 38 year old senior from Renwick High area are highlighted for study in physics English government and bookkeeping. Ed plays bass horn sings and enjoys movies star Jimmy Stewart and June Allyson. He plans college in the fall. Freshman Fun Night on March 27 featured volleyball, Ive Got A Secret spoof, cake and dancing. Assembly program featured Miss Page and Eugene Meyers with English Music Hall style monologues and tunes.
Renwick girls upset Goldfield 29 23 as Sharon Hoffman led with 13 points while Goldfield’s Larson hit 10. In the boys game Renwick fell 46 35 after leading at halftime as Dewitt scored 13 for Goldfield. Junior high notes mention seventh graders studying South America and starting the Venture series.
The text lists eighth graders studying angles in arithmetic verbs and pronouns in English and science and inventions in history. It notes a section on the Foundation of Government in civics and mentions Roger Thompson.
Donovan Kuehnast of Lanesboro Minnesota is visiting this week at the R Blesie home. Rev and Mrs Kerney and Rev Dowd were dinner guests Sunday of Mrs Rose Hefty. Mr and Mrs Norman Larson and son were dinner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Ernie Bilers.
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