Seniors Choose Next Steps In Education And Civic Duty
The article reflects on the vital role of education for individuals and national progress as automation grows. It cites the need for trained minds to guide advancing technology and uphold Western civilization, urging seniors to continue learning for themselves and society. It also notes prom events, band nominations, and the senior class play contributing to graduation preparations and finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keapp Ome
Renwick Gymnasium
Mra Jensen
Sixth Grade News Highlights End Of Year Reflections
The sixth grade praises Janet Sklye and Vivian Pergande for spelling honors and notes colorful Indian chiefs on the bulletin board. A story book land chart and an Orient unit on customs accompany classwork in social studies. Mrs Kepper reviews Kim of Korea and Miss Rendleman observes decimals division in arithmetic. Best wishes go to the sixth graders as they prepare for Junior High and summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Sklye
Vivian Pergande
Orient
Kepper
Kim of
Korea
Rendleman
Bo Long
Seventh Grade News Picnic and Projects at Smith Park
The seventh and eighth grades enjoyed a picnic at Smith Park with games. They are studying bank accounts in math and Lands of the Pa and Lands of the Pacific in geography. A health and digestive system chapter was finished in science with a test. Art class is finishing shell plaque projects and plans to make items from shells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Park
Ena
Paare
Pacific
Eighth Grade Prepares for Tests and Graduation
The eighth grade completed Stanford Achievement Test sessions on Tuesday and Thursday last week as part of midterm assessments and graduation preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford
Picnic and gatherings mark Moray seventh and eighth graders
In Moray the seventh and eighth grades enjoyed a picnic at Seth Park with a scavenger hunt treasurer hunt softball game and individual gates and races. Local residents hosted and visited, with numerous Sunday dinners and visits across nearby towns including Gil bert Clarion Eagle Grove Webster City Des Moines and Fort Dodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moray
Seth Park
Social visits and church gatherings noted in local area
Mr and Mrs Norman Peer called on Monday evening at the Harold Yanney home. The Speich and DeMooy families from Ottosen Algona and Garner shared lunch with Eldon Walter. Yanney and children visited John Huisinga and E A Christenson homes. Yanney and Mrs McGowan attended WSCS luncheon at Van's Cafe in Algona. Annette Engstrom visited Webster City friends. Monday evening she and Glen F. Martin attended a Baptist meeting in Fort Dodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halph Hillis
Gilbert
Guy Ballard
Lora Peer
George Latch
Friendship Haven
Ft Dodge
Frit Krause
Arnold Block
Chicago
Anna Block
Moline
Jay Bump
Walter Hoffman
Bob Hoffman
Virgil Tates
Dale Knowles
Goldfield
Nemerers
Norman Peer
Harold Yanney
Antone Speich
Edwin of
Ottosen
Robert Speich
Algona
Fannie DeMooy
Eldon
Walter Hore
John Huisinga
Woden
E. A. Christenson
Garner
Yanney
R. E. McGowan
Van's
WSCS
Methodist Church
Annette Engstrom
Webster City
Glen F. Martin
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Tomeday
Glen Peterson
Delores Oberhelman
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Cara
Phews
Rearwick, Lows
Ananannerarrary
Moses
Market Report
Ghostley Pearce
Heetland
Rew Town
Hamilton Hatchery Wesley
LaVerne We Guarantee Service
Burk Brothers
D-X
Renwick
Iowa
Gibson
James Sundries
Renwick, Lows
Paul Paine
Bob Sloan
Paul
Quaker Oats Co
Quaker Qats Company
Anaababaaart
Ababa
Babar
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