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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1938
Page
8
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Vanden Brink were Sioux City business callers Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rensink of Ashton were Boyden callers Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Connor of Sanborn spent Sunday with Mrs. Emma Stutzman.
Japan exhibits a wide climate due to its nearly 80 degree latitude span. The south features sub‑tropical conditions with hot summers and no winter snow, while the north is extremely cold. The Kurite island occasionally retains snow and ice. Kyushu and Shikoku enjoy moderate climates.
Canny Boyden High School news reports the Band earned a Superior at the sub district music contest in Rock Rapids and will travel to Storm Lake for the District Contest. Dorothy Rensink and the Girls Glee Club also earned Superiors and advance to the District Contest set for April 7 8 9.
In Literature Mrs Roggen read humorous Riley poems and Emily Dickinson lines while students memorized If I Can Stop One Heart From Breaking. Harmony class revisits composition and melodies as Physics covers motors generators and practical electricity applications. Latin explores Caesar’s British invasion with mixed enthusiasm for translation.
June Smith reports on class discussions of fire, property, and life insurance in Business Law. The Economics unit covers competition versus monopoly, NIRA, and public regulation of business. News reviews examine taxes on business and Hitler’s program, while American History finishes a chapter on labor and immigration.
Mr and Mrs Harry Belot and Lois and Homer of Matlock were Sunday callers in the Robert Moret home.
Dorothy De Valois reports completion of Ivanhoe and its test, upcoming History test on Revolutions, Home Economies projects to be finished with silk wool or made over items, and six weeks of Transportation focus in Business Training. A railroad safety note cites 1985 rail travel of 450 million with one fatality as a quiz highlight.
Beverly Flih reports on Elimination by Substitution in algebra with students finding it easier than expected. The girls are busy making blouses and creating many samples for their workbook, along with adding written material to the workbook.
Delores, Lois S., Marion Carol, Milton, Jean, Lester, Mary Ann, John and Eunice had 100 in Spelling Friday. Mary Ann made a poem about a bat. Some branches turning green. The Bluebirds colored an owl picture well. The Butterflies are making a health book. We made tulip pictures.
Fourth grade students practice long division while the Third grade learns multiplying by four. Lynn and June return to school. Friday’s top spelling scorers include Sinon Lois Thelma Barbara Myrna Mae LaVonne R. Edna Betty Dorene Gertrude Carl Gerald Bobby and Clarence with perfect papers.
Sixth graders study Romans and Greeks in history while art class Friday drew tulips. Everyone in the room has had perfect attendance for two weeks and several students listed achieved top spelling with a perfect score noted for Delores Smith and others.
The article lists students who scored 100 in Spelling for grades seven and eight. Named honorees include Louis, Howard, Gerard, Arnold, Elmer, Marvin, Vernon, Kenneth Martin, Gaylord, Wayne, Donald, Sadie, Harriet De Valois, Anne, Marjorie, Esther Landhuis, Eleanor, Carolyn, Lucy, Maxine, Helen, Caroline, Dorothy, Esther, and Harriet.
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