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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1964
Page
8
Twenty five high school juniors will be chosen to assist State University of Iowa professors in a nine week summer research program. Starting June 7 through August 7, they will join SUI labs with professors and graduate students, handling independent project phases.
James McClure, son of Mrs. Sadie McClure of Malvern, is an MCHS senior of the week. He has attended Malvern since kindergarten and engages in baseball, football, track, basketball, and is a member of M club while pursuing English literature, American problems, bookkeeping, industrial arts, physics and art. John Willard, son of Mrs. Vernita Willard of Malvern, is also an MCHS senior of the week. He has led a busy four years, belonging to photo club, fire squad, and FFA, editing the annual staff, serving as class president in freshman and junior years, and student council member as a junior. He carries American problems, English literature, bookkeeping, and advanced math, with a GPA above 90, earning National Honor Society membership. He has no definite future plans yet.
Bill Scott, senior at Peru State College in Peru Nebraska, served as one of two student judges in the Sigma Tau Delta prose composition contest there. He helped award top placing to Nancy Jarvis of Peru, while Sigma Tau Delta is an honorary English fraternity to which Bill belongs.
Nine weeks report cards arrived three days late due to Easter vacation. Teachers faced delays in posting grades by the usual Wednesday deadline. Despite the late release at 12:30, high school excitement for the Junior-Senior Prom overshadowed the lower marks for some students.
The MCHS home ec class plans a school board faculty dinner at the high school on April 8 at 6 30 p m. A spring theme guides decorations and color schemes with 40 to 50 guests anticipated. Menu features homemade rolls steak potatoes and cherry delight. Mrs Cleta Salyers teaches home economics at MCHS.
The MCHS student body will view a 2 45 pm Friday film on smoking and cancer following a prior Cancer Society assembly. The society aims to stamp out lung cancer tied to smoking before it starts. Smoking is not smart, it’s foolish.
Advertising blurb notes a typing paper special value ream package priced at $1.27 offered by The Leader office. The brief entry lists a 38‑tf size or format cue. No additional context or dates provided.
East Liberty news notes social visits and family gatherings across Malvern and nearby towns. Residents with ties to Shenandoah Loup City Council Bluffs Hastings Maryville and Red Oak join relatives in weekend dinners drives and birthday greetings while local students and college guests shuttle between homes and campuses.
A notice recalls a fish ham supper at Mast Liberty on Thursday March ninth starting at 8 p.m with a free will offering. The Easter morning service was enjoyed by attendees and Rev Pullman chose Words That Cannot Be Forgotten as his sermon topic. Thanks are extended to Wr M de Scheffel and Malvern family for the Hydrangea. Services next Sunday at 9 a.m.
More than 400 American Legion and American Legion Auxiliary members are expected at the Seventh District spring conference in Glenwood on April 6. Delegates from thirteen counties will gather with district leaders Robert Ehrsam and Mrs. Lowell Fichter presiding. A parade, election of officers, and selection of National Convention delegates highlight afternoon sessions, followed by a banquet featuring Bill Guthrie and Mrs. L. G. Willey, and a post banquet dance.
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