Renwick school notes and student achievements
The Renwick Times reports Elsie Johnson and Nancy Jean Strand visiting, upcoming Thanksgiving sessions, and multiple pupil notes. It notes spelling achievements by Richard Strand Patricia Johnson and Sandra McKenna among others, six week test results, perfect attendance by several students, and Junior Red Cross tray covers projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Johnson
Nancy Jean Strand
Lexnoon
Shirley Davis
Judy Brayton
Louise Cleveland
Richard Strand
Patricia Johnson
Sandra McKenna
Douglas Glaney
Lilian Saxton
Rachel Pannell
Roger Johnson
Randall Strand
Lois Larson
Roger Miso
Charlene Caraian
Tonal Rasmussen
Donald Brayton
Betty Listum
Mrs. Janson
Nancy Strang
Red Cross
Merrill Kelling
Richard Clancy
Ronald Brechter
Robert Reed
Hardy- Mrs. C. L. Mack Hardy- WSCS Officers Elected
The WSCS was entertained with the main business the election of officers including Fres, Mrs. Cacile vice gress, Mrs. Esther Bray ding secy, Lisian Cla Myron assistant, and others. November PTA met at Hardy school. program followed. next meeting set for Dec 13. Various community notices include funerals, visits, and church youth group updates. urgent materials for veteran aid drive requested by Dec 6.
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WSCS
Lillian Brayton
Edna James
Hardy School
R. G. Saxton
Gluseum
Mesars
Howard Rasmussen
Willis Skiye
Ing
Roscoe
Renwick School News First Grade to High School Highlights
Renwick School reports November progress across grades from first through high school. Students study posture and health, Thanksgiving decor, spelling counts, arithmetic sums to thirteen, art projects like cornucopias, and a variety of tests. Sixth grade notes include sports, letters from a former classmate, and an Indian luncheon. Eighth grade science covers weather, homemaking plans, and six weeks exams conclude the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Huvi
Carolyn Helmke
Anne Schoderaf
Marjorie Long
Maxine Montgomery
Cornucopa
Thor
Thor, and Fri
Humb Soldt
A Lesson In Conservation by Judge Cunningham
Judge Cunningham warns that conserving natural resources is important but preserving democracy and personal independence is a greater concern. He urges vigilance against encroachments on free speech, freedom to worship, and personal rights in law abiding communities.
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