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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1963
Page
5
Malvern based Business and Professional Women hosted a March 28 tea for MCHS senior girls. Thirty three students were introduced by Mrs. Ruth Salyers as guests included mothers, women faculty, and wives of male teachers. Mrs. Marion Jones spoke on BPW history and offered a message to graduates.
Rescue Annie, a life size dummy from Glenwood Fire Dept, starred in a Malvern Fire Dept led resuscitation demonstration by Chief Tom Gidley and Mrs Mary Terry for biology and physiology students. The session emphasized mouth to mouth and mouth to nose techniques and highlighted key steps to administer artificial respiration.
The Malvern FFA chapter schedules its annual parent supper banquet at the Chantry school cafeteria Tuesday April 9 at 6 30 p m. Guest speaker Arnold Peterson Farm Service director of WOW radio and TV and former extension director of Douglas County Neb will discuss a farm study from a year ago covering Tahiti Fiji Islands New Zealand and Australia. Achievement awards will be presented by Paul Hopp vocal instructor.
Miss Laura Gillaley from the College of Iowa at Cedar Falls spent four days in Chantry as elementary language art consultant during the past week.
Fifth and sixth graders at Chantry have watched several films over recent weeks. Keith Glandon from the local conservation service presented Realm of the Wild during National Wildlife Week. Ruth Adkins shared experiences from three trips to Mexico to compare life and education with the United States. Bonnie Mansfield showed Hawaii slides after a summer in Hawaii.
Clayton Hertz Jr recounts the South Iowa MYF Washington United Nations Seminar journey from March 8 to 14. They toured Capitol Hill and the White House, met Congressmen, visited the Soviet Embassy, and explored the United Nations while witnessing Nazi propaganda in a park and enjoying New York sights including the Empire State Building and Broadway.
A fragment lists steps for airway management and rescue breathing. It covers ensuring the tongue cannot block air flow, clearing foreign particles, and proper mouth to mouth or mouth to nose ventilation techniques. The guidance emphasizes sealing the airway and controlling breathing passages.
The Mills County Education Association hosts the annual spring dinner for Mills County teachers at Emerson Baptist Church on Thursday April 11. Lt. Col. Shelton from Offutt Air Force Base will speak about the functions of the Strategic Air Command.
Malvern Liberal Arts sophomore Dennis Al lensworth of Drake University Des Moines was among 11 Drake delegates at the Midwest Model United Nations in St. Louis Missouri. He represented Morocco at the World National Assembly, chosen for grade point average and knowledge of foreign relations.
Principal A H Nothem announced group conferences for all MCHS parents with freshmen seniors juniors and sophomores on specific April dates. Sessions start about 1 5 p m last about an hour and include an information folder plus discussion of test scores career trends activity programs and curriculum.
Delores Jean Wolfe daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Wolfe is spotlighted as MCHS Senior of the Week. A former Strahan student she plans either Commercial Extension or secretarial work in Omaha this fall. A guard on the basketball team and drum majorette, she also chairs FIA projects while enjoying cooking dancing swimming horseback riding and bowling.
Susan Darrah, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Darrah, plans a teaching career. Her senior year lists subjects in American problems English literature French home ec and physical education. Active in band basketball FHA mixed chorus girls glee drama club and annual staff, she cites teachers and students as the highlight of high school and recalls reaching state tournament last year.
Drama Club members perform Genesis at state contest in Perry earning an I rating. The trip began at 7 15 a m with a breakfast stop in Atlantic and a dinner in Perry before the 1 30 p m performance. Students later watched other plays and shopped as results were announced amid high emotion.
Susan commends Mal vern as a friendly, welcoming school. She notes teachers and students are enjoyable to be with. She intends to attend college to become an elementary teacher and wishes good luck to herself.
The Malvern Leader reports a grateful note from the drama club thanking Mr Breshears for his patient support after receiving top marks from all three judges. The message expresses appreciation on behalf of every club member for his guidance.
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