Boone Valley High Names Senior Class Officers
Dick Gimer heads the senior class as president with Ron Larson as vice president and Linda Huntley serving as treasurer. Eunice Hefty is secretary with Mr Gillespie as sponsor, amid a full slate of class officer selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone Valley High School
Gillespie
Eerer Dick Gimer
Ron Larson
Linda Huntley
Eunice Hefty
Movick
Roberts
Rossman
Ron Anderson
Denny Zweifel
Mike Huntley
Boone Valley Journalism Staff Begins New Year 1957 58
The Boone Valley journalism staff starts the 1957 58 school year with new sponsor Mrs Lloyd Jensen and new editors Linda Huntley James McGowan Kay McGowan Mary Ann Cole. Staff aim to improve on last year and publish a quality school page weekly with student editors handling the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone Valley
Lloyd Jensen
Linda Huntley
James McGowan
Associated
Adelle Jensen
Kay McGowan
Bobcat Tales
Mary Ann Cole
Boone Valley Opens New School Year With Activity
Editorial notes a fresh start at Boone Valley with students in their rooms and desks, class officers chosen, journalism class meeting, football practice underway and the band forming, as new teachers begin to learn student names and faces.
Band To March At Clay County Fair This Saturday
Boone Valley High School Marching Band with 55 members plans a Spencer event at the Clay County Fair on Saturday. Vacancies after five graduations may be filled to reach 60. First practice was Sept 5. The schedule also includes three football games and possibly an out of town game, with 15 players in football reducing band size at games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone Valley High School
Clay County
Spencer
New Boone Valley Teachers Highlight Lyle Roberts Interview
In the weekly Scratches feature the Boone Valley community gets to know its ten new teachers. This edition profiles Lyle Roberts, a commercial teacher, through an in depth interview.
New System In Grade School In Woone Valley
Grade school enrollment totals 233 students taught by eight teachers. Kindergarten has 38 pupils led by Mrs Frank Long of Hardy. First grade split between Miss Janet Koppen from Burnside with 25 pupils and Mrs Jerry Krause of Renwick with 20. Second grade divisions include Miss Roberta Midland from Eagle Grove with 20 pupils and 10 more under Mrs Krause. Third grade also split by reading ability with Miss Marlene Truejson of Mallard and Mrs Doris Keister from Renwick serving 11 and others. Fourth grade handled by Mrs Keister and Mrs Lloyd Swanson of Renwick. Fifth grade led by Mig Mary Lever of Mallard with 40, Sixth grade by Mrs Henry Kepper with 32 from Renwick. Junior high has 64 students taught by Wes Carlson, Connie Reavis, and Audrey Tisy, with Carlson as principal and handling math and physics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone Valley
Arlet Long
Audrey Tiss
Janet Koppen
Connie Reavis
Arlys Krause
Wesley Carlson
Woone Valley
Frank Long
Hardy
Burnside
Jerry Krause
Renwick
Roberta Midland
Eagle Grove
Marlene Truejson
Mallard
Doris Keister
Keister
Lloyd Swanson
Mig Mary Lever
Henry Kepper
Kepper
Wes Carlson
Carlson
Misa Connie Reavis
Villisca
Audrey Tisy
Mike Walrus Interviews Boone Valley Teacher Lyle Roberts
Interview with Lyle Roberts a 22 year old Boone Valley commercial teacher. Roberts tall 6 feet weighs 180 pounds has blue eyes brown hair. Born September 1945 raised on an Adel farm. Attended Adel High School played baseball basketball and trumpet. Attended State Teachers College Cedar Falls four years with track as main sport. Discusses love of teaching youth and the challenge of teaching. Enjoys hunting fishing and golf. Prefers T bones at meals and relaxing in front of a television.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Walrus
Phillip Harris
Boone Valley
Lyle Roberts
Mr Roberts
Adel
State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
M. Walrus
Roberty
Roberta
Interview with Boone Valley’s New Teacher Mike Walrus
Mike Walrus signs off after an interview with Phillip Harris and Boone Valley’s new teacher. He shares plans to teach there and hints at preferred movie options and colors, noting he would enjoy the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Clist
Roberts
Roberta
Boone Valley
Mike Walrus
Phillip Harris
Sunday Visitors and Local Gatherings Across Several Towns
Sunday visitors included Albert Hansen of Thor and Gordon Hutchingon of Mason City. Numerous visits occurred in Kanawha Eagle Grove Humpholdt and Humboldt areas with relatives from Thor Lake Wabedo and Des Moines. Several weddings and hospital plans are noted along with travel to Mora and Ringsted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Thompson
Albert Hansen
Thor
Ole Tjelle
Lake Wabedo
Minn
Zeigler
Donna
Marvin
David
W. H. Egemo
Eagle Grove
Mora
Mr Thompson
Egemo
Harrold Smith
Arlys
Ben Wilkinson
Kanawha
Callen Stansbury
Albert. Hansen
Gordon Hutchingon
Mason City
Ralph Stoll
Edna Schnell
Goldfield
Clarence Nielsen
LaVerne
Lyle Zeigler
Kenneth Pogge
Richard Arends
William Pogge
Ernest Pogge
Town City
Enfred Pearson
Richard
Marcene Youngren
Harcourt
Herman Nissen
Harold Yanney
Ben Schmits
Martin Flatebo
Holmes
Wesley Schultz
Russell Tilghman
Rex
Ranald Schultz
Fort Dodge
Dale Halverson
W. H. Parnell
A. G. Henderson
Estherville
Ringsted
Emma Parnell
Betty Lane
Livermore
Anna Potter
Des Moines
Lews Methodist Hospital
Ed Oppedah Home Were Mr and Mrs Harold Nelson of Swea, Minn
Tom Trefle
Lawrence Nerem
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Dick Gimer
Ronnie Hefty
Henton
Vandevier
David Mandinger
Doug Roseberry
Jolene Gregory
Sheen Ees
Sharon Zentner
Larry Anderson
Bonita Engstrom
Marilyn Prilpp
Ats Ole
Mary Huntley
Ren Wick Times
Jen- Sen
Wayne Christofferson
Editorial
Clay County Fair
Jena Geigel
Miller Wergeland
Bertha Reed
Melvin Haugland
Wergeland
Kenneth Vorland
R. H. Smith
Lloyd Smith
Iva Moles
Pocahontas
Howard Smith
Algona
Marvin Moles
Baby
Newton
Elmer Zeigler
Howard Gillespie
Jeff
Lyle
Arthur Skiye
Roxie Johnson
Humboldt
Torkel Thorsland
Hope
N. D
Bess Nelson
Mercus
June Underberg
Amery
Wis
Skiye
Johnson
Darwin Roseberry
Douglas
Edward Beesen
Fidon Sander
Orvie Henderson and
Allen
Webster City
Stanley Schipull
Cliff Hill
Marcia Thorn
Ronald Gray
Clarion
Memorial Hall
Co-op
America
Farmers Co-Operative CO
Moore Wes Renwick
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