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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1964
Page
1
Nishna Valley School announces an art exhibit on April 27 at the Nishna Valley School. The article highlights student works and upcoming displays, noting involvement from teachers and families.
A fragmented editorial fragment discusses bias in argumentation and perception. It references varied views on tolerance, personal feelings, and the impact of critique on public discourse. The tone points to a school or classroom discussion of persuasive writing patterns.
A fragmented passage hints at classroom dynamics as Linda discovers causes behind teaching choices. The text references chaperones, student behavior, and the impact of grades on respect and engagement, though the wording is unclear and partial.
Bulletin boards across the school show student work and ongoing units. Biology displays Bod gan’s Todexe World, Home Ec features Spring fashion, Knights of the Board Table theme, American and English Literature groups decorate for their topics, and a bulletin board highlights graduating seniors of 64.
Schedule of events for the week listed by Vicky Wilber includes multiple items and community activities. The notice mentions events at the start of the week and continues with additional activities planned through April 28 at a community venue.
N V Seniors Larry Taylor of Henderson is this week’s senior. The tall blond with blue eyes lists Blue Velvet as his favorite song and Ben Hur as his favorite movie. Pam Newman is his ideal actress, with Sandra Dee as his favorite among actresses. He enjoys The Dave Clark Five as his favorite singers and says girls are his pastimes. He likes all Chevrolets and plans to attend Universal Trade School in Omega after shop, bookkeeping, American government, art, and typing courses.
In Nishna Valley a senior named Bob Wheeler is profiled as a studious teen with interests in science and government and membership in the National Honor Society. Alaska showings include G K Richardson presenting Kodiak photos and running an orphanage setup near Kodiak with several cottages and children, tied to his earthquake-related departure.
The school scene buzzed as new annuals arrived in New York dedicated to Frank Durbin president of the community district board of education. Students received copies amid excitement and congratulations for a job well done.
Mr and Mrs Melvin Len were Friday guests of Mr and Mrs Tom Pearce. Mrs Carrie Culley of Shenandoah was a recent dinner guest of Mrs Antoinette Lewis. Joyce Stephens attended a 4 H meeting at the Morricel home south of Balterm. Mr and Mrs Claude Stephens were Sunday dinner guests of Lean Darby and family near Emerson. Mr and Mrs Emmet Stephens were Friday eve guests with Mr and Mrs Lean Darby and sons near Emerson. Mr and Mrs WLC Brotis were visitors in Malvern Friday after noon with Archie Anne Linde Cley, a former student at State Teachers College in Warne, Neb., who terminated her course and returned home Thursday. Her father Eston Clay drove out for her. Mr and Mrs rem rearce were USIs Sunday at the home of her and Mrs Archie Stott and son south of Malvern. All enjoyed a barbecue in honor Tears on her birthday.
Attendence was good at the church meeting on Wednesday afternoon. The group sang Jesus Loves Me led by Mrs Biens and Mrs Homer. Mrs Pallisan reported on the WSCS seminar at Herjan on April 1.
The church board met at East Liberty on Thursday evening for the regular monthly session. Reports were heard on Memorial Services planned for Sunday afternoon May 24 at East Liberty. Next meeting is expected Thursday evening May 21. Attendees adjourned to the dining room for refreshments.
Mr and Mrs Frank Jarrett and Ethel of Hastings were Sunday supper guests of her sister Kim Rountree and family. Hed Eilison of near Silver City visited Mr and Mrs Lane ny Beliers. Mrs Lyle Williams attended funeral services for her uncle William Benedict in Omaha. Mr and Mrs Emnett Stephens Joyce and Chris visited Shenandoah Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Paul Tackett Carolyn and Marilyn were Sunday dinner guests near Tabor. Maude Hayes stayed with Orie Livengood near Tabor then visited Hugh Hayes family.
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