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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1956
Page
3
The piece discusses sportsmanship across sports and entertainment, urging teams and cheerleaders to model better conduct. It notes a October clinic for cheerleaders, urges avoiding sarcasm toward opponents, and encourages positive yelling. It anticipates a stronger, better cheering section at Boone Valley after reorganization.
The class practiced number combinations for the six group and counting money. Miss Midland read a story about two children who lived in America over 300 years ago. Students colored turkey and Pilgrim pictures. Vicki Garman celebrated her birthday on November 5 and Miriam Nelson’s mother visited Mrs Keister’s room.
A school board and faculty dinner was held last night in the Renwick building lunch room. The event was a pot luck for board members and faculty plus their spouses, followed by varied entertainment to help them become better acquainted.
Weekly school lunch plan lists daily meals from Monday to Friday including chili with cabbage salad and oranges, chicken noodle soup with peas, maid bites with scalloped potatoes and green beans, cold meat sandwiches with sides, and macaroni and cheese with peanut butter sandwiches. Strong entities include December 3 week, days of week, dish names, and sides.
The schedule lists games starting November 30 at Goldfield and continuing to February 28 with boys and girls sectional and district tournaments. Locations include Bradgate LaVerne Corwith Gilmore City Titonka Twin Rivers and Little Nine Tourney at various dates.
November 30 Goldfield event listed with December 5 Music Festival and December 7 Bradgate appearance. Local calendar notes upcoming community gatherings and performances.
In kindergraph books the class works on numbers with a circus theme and enjoys clever pictures. Students will begin Nature Study observing fruits and vegetables and their growth. Absent on Monday were Rose Nelson Paula Ogan Teresa Gilligan Cynthia Spellmeyer and Randy Anderson.
Daryl Latz Karen Tincher Dave Bies emeyer and Linda Huntley travel Friday to Des Moines for the All-State Music Festival at Kirkwood and Fort Des Moines. They attend practices from morning to evening, hear Oklahoma, and plan radio airings on WOI and WHO in late November and December.
The fourth grade lists 21 students with perfect spelling papers and notes Laurel Schipull's tenth birthday on Monday and Bonnie Thompson's on Friday. Fifth grade reports a blue team lead after perfect papers from all blue team members and thirty students with perfect papers overall.
Richard Yungelas drew a bobcat head with front legs and paws flanking the title Bobcat Scratches. The new art decorates this week’s edition and will appear on all future issues.
The FHA of Boone Valley met on Thursday November 16 with President Sandra McKenna opening. Linda Huntley led the year’s program and roll call cited a bad eating habit at the table. Dismissal occurred at 3 33 p m due to bad weather and Jo Ann Seger and Patricia Johnson served lunch.
The first graders made snowmen and snowflakes. Norman Marty and Dennis Amerson were absent due to illness on Monday and Tuesday. Erdman has moved into a new home.
In seventh grade Lola John and Donna Brophy proved air contains moisture in science. Six students made perfect world maps including Jerilyn Kraft Carol Arne Galen Engatrom Ronald Klasse Reggie Tate and Don Kelling. The class plans a party at the Eagle Grove roller rink.
Twenty two third graders earned perfect spelling papers. Students drew free hand sketches of pilgrims in art class. Maryleé Neuberger was absent several days due to illness. Marcia Grey's mother, Mr. John Grey, visited class Friday morning.
The Bobcats staff includes Adviser Mrs Sunner Editor-in-chief Sharon Hansen and editors Linda Huntley Arthur Heggen Adelie Jensen plus a long list of reporters led by James McGowan and featuring Shirley Amosson Marvin Cameron Mary Ann Cole Judy Gillespie and many others.
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