Prom Night Shimmers With Camelot Theme At MCHS
Junior and senior students of MCHS celebrated a Camelot inspired prom titled An Evesias In Camelot. Guests crossed a drawn bridge to a castle courtyard stage where a forest and stream scene enhanced by towers and silver stars framed the evening. Attire featured French twists for girls and dark suits with ties for boys. A mixed quartet sang during intermission and sophomores in jester outfits served refreshments. Seniors called it the best prom they ever had and teachers labeled it a big success. The Junior Class of 1957 give special thanks to Mrs Geta Salers Mr Terry Fornes and Mr Paul Hopp.
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Camelot
Gite
Petiang Sas
Bles Sorearess
Coormpeni
Sophormore
Pmior
Jonior
Geta Salers
Terry Fornes
Paul Hopp
Bethet
Band Participates in Corner Clinic at Carper Center
Members of the MCHS band joined with Farragulas and bands from Eames Patrexut Fremont Hill South Page Nishna Valley and Stanton for the annual Corner Clinic. They rehearsed in the afternoon with clinicians and a 3 concert showcasing each band’s practiced pieces under Mr Darrah. The MCHS choir was the largest represented group.
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Sineiwo
MCHS
Farragulas
Iron Eames
Patrexut
Fremont- Hill
South Page
Nishna Valley
Stanton
MICHS
Darrah
Malvern Seniors Eye Secretary and Barber Careers
Alice Newberg plans to be a secretary after graduation after attending several southwest schools and Malvern high school where she played basketball and sang in mixed chorus. Gary Hardman, a senior treasurer and M Club president, aims for barber college after May graduation while taking government, English, industrial arts, physiology, and welding. Kathy also pursues a beauty career.
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Alice Newberg
Southwest Laws
Wiltisea
Corning
Taber
Randolph
Compus
Malvern
Alice
Gary Hardman
Stalvern
Barber College
Gary
Speech Class Aims to End Boredom at School
Students in the class plan to deliver personal dinner speeches this week. They will specify whom they wish to talk to and prepare a speech reflecting their views. Juniors are encouraged to share opinions in an after class session.
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Gil Gee
Tate
Malvern Leader Notes Pratvetts and High School Play
In Malvern, Pratvetts bow to Trorwiay amid school cheer. Red Oak visit precedes the first state high school event, with Vicki iho Joh Wilson Boverly Rooney and Dra Mor among attendees. The council officers share a dinner at the Gold Crowns and the spring play Curtain Going Up is announced, directed by Mr Libby.
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Ren
Red Oak
Uitech
Vicki Iho
Joh
Wilson
Boverly Rooney
Dra Mor
Mader Council
Malvern
Mr. Libby
Per
Science Students to Take Part in Corner Conference Fair
Ten Corner Conference schools participate in a science fair at Sidney High School on April 24. Malvern junior and senior high science classes display several projects and invite the public to attend.
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Ten Corner Conference
Sidney High School
Malvern
Malvern Teachers To Study Language Arts Teaching
Mrs Alter conducts eight Chantry School sessions for Malvern teachers. Four sessions focus on linguistics and four on applying linguistics to teaching composition with Dr William Long, university linguistics expert from Nebraska.
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Wiliam Long
University of Nebraska English Department
Chantry School
Alter
Malvern
Chantry
Malvern High Sees Teachers Return Except Two
With the end of the school year near seniors face college or jobs while spring fever hits. Teachers sign for another year except Mr Strecker and Mr Bukelvan may not return.
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Malvern
Strecker
Bukelvan
Students Hope to Open Teen Center at Boehner Park
Malvern Community High School American Government class seeks public opinion and volunteers to reopen the Teen Center at Boehner Park. Volunteers are asked to donate time to sponsor and clean the center. Contact teacher Miss Robreau or Senior Class President after hours.
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Malvern
Boehner Park
Robreau
Tasto
Malvern Track Team Improves Times With No Points
Malvern boys boosted times at the Mustang Relays in Clarinda against 30 schools but scored no team points. Lynn Turner Wyddash ran 11.15 seconds in the 7115, Ed Sands 4:53.2 mile, Chuck West 256.0 in the 440 yard dash, Mike Blackburn 3174 in the 120 high hurdles, Barry Gustin 58.6 in the 440 yard dash. The Mile Medley Relay team West Turner Sands Gustin finished 4032. Sands and West are within tenths of school records set by Jack May in 1959 and Bob Gemmell in 1959. April 15 they compete at the C. B. Relays in Council Bluffs. April 20 at the Big Red Relays in Missouri Valley.
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Clarinda
Malvern Tack
Lynn Turner
Ed Sands
Chuck West
Mike Blackburn
Barry Gustin
Turner
Sands
Gustin
West
Jack May
Bob Gemmell
Malvern
C. B
Cornerl Bluffs
Big Red
Missouri Valley
Teachers Meet to Improve Language Skills at Chantry School
Malvare Community Schools convene at Chantry School every Thursday afternoon for language skill improvement. Participants include teachers from the Abe lish and language area, with Mrs Alter leading sessions.
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Mane Wecioestay
Malvare
Chantry School
Alter
Seventh Graders Busy in All Areas
Joe Wearin reports on seventh graders staying busy through May. In Math they study dot bar line and circle graphs while science centers on weather forecasting. Civics covers local government. art explores day sculptures. reading discusses newspapers. music sings Peter Tchaikovsky. PE visits the fairgrounds for soccer and baseball. term papers and book reports loom.
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Joe Wearin
Bayes
Peter Tchaikovsky
Maynes
Fair Grounds
Ag Boys Help at New School Site
Nancy Dolan reports Malvern students in Mr Hopp s Agriculture class clearing brush and burning debris to prepare the site for grading of the town s new school. The project marks the first step in construction with the boys eager to contribute to the community effort.
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Ag Boys
Nancy Dolan
MEA Elects Mrs. Bayes President
The Malvern Education Association held its regular meeting on April 14. Officers elected included Mrs Bayes as president, Mr Lether as sack president, and Terry Forney as resident. Other named members were Kira, Charlotte Mort, Jene, Mire, and Virginia Omer.
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Malvern Education Associaton
Mrp
Lether
Terry Forney
Kira
Charlotte” Mort
Jene
Mire
Virginia’ Omer
Breaguyer
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Kathy Wilcox
Mary Ane May
Kathy
Tre Malvern
Pratvetts
Trorwiay
Panther’s den
Cindy Messinger
Sandra Goldsberry
Cametat
Debbie Bowman
Debbie Waymire
Ali¢e T Harris
Abuye Chidia Ellison
McIls Prara
Deans Barnley
MEA
Guy Grindle, JR
Trefiat
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