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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1957
Page
2
Karen Tincher is chosen as queen for the Boone Valley Marching Band at the Algona Band Festival set for October 6. It is the band’s first festival appearance with a parade of bands and queens in the morning program.
First graders decorate for fall with torn squirrel shapes and collected leaves. observer Sendy Arne recently turned six and treated the class to cracker jacks as the students begin working with consonant sounds.
The staff list includes Linda Huntley as associate editor and James McGowan as sponsor with sports editor Adelle Jensen. Reporters named cover a wide slate including Kay McGowan Naomi Swan Marvin Cameron Mary Ann Cole Nadine Grebner and many others.
October brings brisk air and fall tasks for farmers housewives and businesses. Homecoming at Boone Valley excites students and the public is urged to support the event. Sixth grade hosted fifth grade music program with Roger Hoffman as emcee and Egypt study visuals discussed in social studies.
In a school week the first graders made vowel and consonant flash cards while second graders studied suffixes and root words. Art involved tearing squirrels from brown paper as students avoided pencils scissors and colors ending with varied sizes.
The fifth graders completed booklets on famous explorers to be displayed after Wednesday. Health work features a life size body puzzle with removable organs. Students excelled in multiplication with a test on 82 problems. Spelling last week saw 25 of 30 students score 100. David Bisbee celebrated his birthday with the class. Miss Lear finished reading Silver Spurs For Cowboy Boots, enjoyed by all.
Seventh grade students produced 13 perfect spelling papers led by Linda Brophy and Jim Cameron among others. Eighth graders achieved 20 perfect spelling papers. Science topics include water and resource conservation and rock booklets. History covers colonial life and geography resources. Freshmen take intelligence and interest surveys to guide study habits and course choices.
The second grade enjoyed a visitor named So Slow, Kathy McKenna's turtle, on Wednesday and Thursday. Helpers include Marcia Anderson, Vicky Heimke, David Hoffman, Joan Helmich, Donna Palmer and Wayne Veeder. Students work on yarn bordered squirrels and review addition subtraction and phonics with Through Happy Hours.
In the freshman room the last weeks a familiar line surfaces You will be given another Survey test next week This statement comes with the usual complaint about more tests and the workload that follows
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