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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1968

Page

12

NV Hosted Play Day for 5-School GRA Organization

Kathy Grindie and Debbie Williams hosted a Girls Recreation Assn play day on April 6 with five schools Atlantic o Clarinda T J Council Bluffs Fred Oak and NV. Red Oak chapter sponsored the event held at NV facilities after conflicts with Ted Oak gyms. NV was invited as a special guest due to its girls athletics program. NV participants included Clara Bell Vai Nordstrand Coleen Exceen Kay Bruce Kathy Grindle Shirley Greenwood Ruth Parkow and Vicki King sponsored by Mrs Obrecht. Activities ranged from volleyball and oral soccer to looping, do square and other games. Morning events included ChickenPatre com activities. afternoon bowling occurred at Gune's Lim's in Red uk.

Atlantico Clarinda T. J. Council Bluffs Fred Oak N.V Ted Oak Red Oak Chipter N. V Clara Bell Vai Nordstrand Coleen Exceen Kay Bruce Kathy Grind Ene Cresses ChickenPatre. Com Gune Lim Red UK

Fun Night at NV Promises Sweet 16 Choir and Local Band

Valley High Agri hosts Fun Night on April 19 with Mr Dick organizing the Sweet 16 singing ensemble eight boys and eight girls plus a guitarist string bass and drummer. They join the high school dance band and a local combo for entertainment.

Mr. Dick Sou Valley High Agri 19

NVEA Reelects Obrecht and Officers for 1969-70

The Nishna Valley Education Association held its April 4 election naming Mrs. Pam Obrecht as president and Jim Agnew as vice president. Doug Caldwell was reappointed secretary treasurer with Richard Fairchild Delores Morgal reappointed to the salary committee. New officers include Wilma Weiman Ralph Pierce. reelected include Richard Morgan Bertha Thorson Robert Mejia Norma Fisher Esther McHenry Harold Terry Wayne Burk and Bob Mejia. Vera Ditto was chosen dues chair with Terry briefly chair. Building representatives Norma Fisher Zula Ferguson Strahan Dyne Evans Henderson and Vira Bynes plus Norm Fisher elected to the board of directors.

Nishna Valley Education Association Pam Obrecht Jim ‘Agnew Doug Caldwell Richard Fairchild Delores Morgal Wilma Weiman Ralph Pierce Richard Moregan Bertha Thorson Robert Mejia Norma Fisher Émant Esther McHenry Harold Terry F Communications Wayne Burk Iowas Im Agnew Isea Assembly Bob Mejia Vera Dituas Driesy Harald ‘Terry Build.er Zula Ferguson Strahan Dyne Evans Henderson Vira Bynes Norm Fisher

Kay Rydberg 1968 senior year milestone and plans

The 1968 senior class notes Kay Rydberg who turns 51 inches tall and has green eyes. She is active in Goverment Economics English Literature Bookkeeping Secretarial Practice Arts and Physical Education while serving as class president and in student council and several sports. Kay plans to attend John F Kennedy College to study history and aims to become a better person.

Paul Rydbergs Kay Fairchild Bobby Goldshare Curly Hal John F. Kennedy College Wahoo Neb Nishna Witley

Valley Freshmen Start Ivanhoe

Bonnie Barnhart and Shari Sobbing report that ninth and tenth graders at Valley are finishing Silas Marner and starting Ivanhoe. Teachers, including Mrs Dittus, assign daily questions and a later test. students present reports on 15th century customs to deepen understanding.

Silas Marner Dittus

TEEPEE TALK: High School Yearbook Snippets Mix

A collage of light gossip and events from the yearbook page. Mentions Betsy Paul Mrs. Obrecht birthdays haircuts and a prom theme. Notes on dress jackets track meets hair styles cafeteria music and class antics with several playful asides and greetings.

Meaning of Easter and its ancient origins

The name Easter derives from the Anglo-Saxon goddess Eastre and marks a spring festival. Easter celebrates the Resurrection of Jesus, following Lent and Good Friday, with Easter joys and the message The Lord is Risen guiding hearts as jelly beans and chocolate rabbits are enjoyed.

Eastre Jesus the Christ

Correction: Speech Contest Winners Mislisted in Music

Des Moines March 23 event error corrected. State Contest winners mistakenly labeled for music instead of speech. Prominent students are now correctly identified as speech contest winners.

Des Moines

Valley Entries Win Third of Awards at Corner Conference Science Fair

Valley entries won one third of the prizes at the Corner Conference Science Fair held April 1 at Hamburg High School. Margo and Debbie Dunn earned third place in Jr high, Nancy Crocker and John Seherle took first and second in high school biology, Leo Laughlin placed fourth in high school physical science, with judges from NW Missouri State College.

Hamburg High School the Marsh Space Weichinger Scott Prof. Long Missouri State College Maryville Nishna Valley Margo Debbie Dunn Nancy Crocker John Seherle Leo Laughlin Des Moines

Blast Jackets On Sale At N V In Cold Weather

N V offers blast jackets in black with white trim or white with black trim at 8.95. Displays in the main lobby trophy case. buy through the main office. Jackets promise warmth when worn properly to help fight winter.

N.V. Blast

More Books in Library sales from Iowa visitors

Sherry Greenwood reports a large book cataloging effort as Mrs Simpson and Mrs Noll from Arthur Iowa arrived in New York last Thursday April 4. They contributed significantly to the library. The collection offers many items of interest and readers are urged to borrow and read them.

Simpson Noll Arthur Iowa

Nishna Valley School Weekly Schedule and Events

Nishna Valley School Weekly lists events for April including boys track dual at Shenandoah at 4 p.m. on April 11, early dismissal for vacation, classes resume April 16 at 9:20 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. at elementary centers, an assembly at the Jr Sr high at 12:45 with Singers of the Royal Blue from Town Western College, Mus tang Relays at Shenandoah at 4 p.m. final 7 p.m., National Honor Society Induction on April 18 at 7:30 p.m., and a Fun Night Carnival at the Jr Sr high center on April 19.

Shenandoah HIS Jr.Sr. High Singers of the Royal Blue Town Western College Mustang National Honor Society Jr.,Sr. High Center

Nishna Valley Lunch Menus Apr 16–19

April 16 features chicken with noodles mashed potatoes tossed salad fruit cup chocolate cake bread and milk. April 17 offers Maidrites buns potato salad jello bananas kickapoo Krunned bars bread butter milk. April 18 serves pigs in blankets orange juice green beans applesauce peanut butter sandwich milk. April 19 lists fish sticks baked potatoes jello fruit cocktail brownies bread butter milk.

NV Gals Thankful for Mat as They Take Vaulting

Nishna Valley junior and senior high girls completed a three week unit on the Swedish vaulting box under Mrs. Obrecht. They practiced front, side, squat, straddle, and headstand vaults plus new one handed side vault and wolf vault, ending with few slips as they landed on mats.

Nishna Valley Obrecht

NV Mammal Study Causes Crack Up

Ruth Parker and Sherry Phelps describe the Freshman Biology class moving from birds to mammals. The article outlines study topics such as body structure nervous system brain structure reproduction and how to identify 13 mammal orders. It emphasizes difficulty and effort for students.

Nishan Valley Elementary Hot Lunch Menus Report

April menu entries list items for Nishna Valley Elementary includes chili and crackers on April 16 with peanut butter cake and milk, April 16 also featuring ham beans onion rings tossed salad corn bread orange juice milk, April 18 offers wiener winks corn beet pickle apricots milk, and April 19 lists macaroni and cheese buttered peas celery sticks jello peanut butter sandwich orange juice milk.

Addition Corrects Eighth Grade Honor Roll

Danny Pierce’s name was accidentally left off the Eighth Grade Honorable Mention Honor Roll. It is a little late but we have added it to the roll.

Danny Pierce Danny

Also Mentioned on This Page

Kathy Grindie Debbie Willams Girls Recreation Assn Red Oak Chapter G. R.A By Marilyn Sowers NVEA Lf.k Judy Nuckolls Valley Ivanhoe Sy Bonnie Barnhart Shari Sobbing Terry Fender Clara van Nordstrand Betsy Paul P. E Martin Mr. Fairchild Frank Field Prem N.Y Koll Kay Brice Timothy Wall Mr. Morgan Generl Ford By Nancy Crocker By Peggy Westesburg By Sherry Greenwood U*s*air Force Focal Air Force Janet, Goodwin Ruth Parker Sherry Phelps Nishna Valey Savin
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