Malvern MHS Honor Pupils Elect Two Officer Sets
The Elpiro Chapter of the National Honor Society at Malvern High School met April 22 to elect officers for the remainder of the year and for next year. Eleven members earned eligibility via a 90 percent grade average across five or seven semesters, with six sophomores as probationary members set to be elected next year. This year's officers are Marshen Tenderson president Gary Harshbarges view president cot fanie Grindley secretary. trousfer all Wertman elected for next year. Members include Joyce Stewart Garry Marker Diane Kline Marianne Schultz AJ Hyde Becky Wearin Janice Miller Virginia Castle Phillip Schultz and Jim Salyers. Mr Nothem is sponsor.
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Elpiro
National Honor Society
Malvern High School
Marshen Teniderson
Gary Harshbarges
View
Cot Fanie Grindley
Trousfer All Wertman
Mibera
MTS Inehah
Joyce Stewart
Garry Marker
Diane Kline
Marianne Schultz
AJ Hyde
Becky Wearin
Janice Miller
Virginia Casle
Phillip Schultz
Jim Salyers
Mr. Nothem
Malvern Girls Triumph in Opening Softball Victory
Malvern girls earned a season opening win against Hamburg in a tense softball game on the town main street night. Malvern led 10-3 by the third inning, were shut out until the ninth, tied 10-10 in the seventh, then edged ahead with three runs in the ninth to clinch the victory amid celebration.
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Malvern
MUS
Hamburg
Lame
Juniors Stage Unusual 1957 Malvern Prom Setting
The Malvern Junior and Senior classes prepare for the 1957 prom in the community building. Weeks of planning led to decorating the ceiling and stage with a planned midnight finish. Juniors and sponsors work on last touches Thursday and Friday for the night to shine with a unique theme.
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Malvern
Eym
Junior Cliss
Malvern FHA Eggs Decorated At First Spring Meeting
Malvern FHA members used artistic talents to decorate eggs at their first spring meeting on April 1. Easter ode designs drew ballots for best egg with Ellen Carnes winning a Master bonnet prize. Malvern vocal students provided music for Union Easter services at local churches.
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Malvern Fha
Homemakers of
America
Nishna
Ellen Carnes
Malvern
Union
Nancy May Stogdill of Malvern High School
Nancy May Stogdill, 17, a Malvern native born Nov 13 1930, attends Malvern schools with brothers Donald and Carroll and sister Trudy. She is active in MEAL girls glee club mixed chorus and a church youth group, has made the honor roll, and has participated in Hawkeye Girls State and Baptist Assembly programs. Nancy plans to work at Mutual in Omaha and then attend college if given the chance.
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Nancy May Stogdill
Nancy
Malvern
Donald
Carroll
Trudy
Nanex
Meal Girls Glee Club
Lotjay
Our Church
Nanes
American Legion
Hawkeye Girls State
Dowd Baptist Assembly
Gible
Optis
Tad Hunter
Mutual
Omaha
Orioles Fifth in Conference Meet at Shenandoah
MHS trackmen placed seventh at the Corner Conference meet held in Shenandoah on Wednesday afternoon. The squad earned two firsts and totaled 46 points while Farragut led with 100. Event highlights included a Medley and relay efforts, with athletes such as Gary Harsbarger Eddie Seaton Bob Gemmell and Don Brammer contributing.
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MHS
Canty
Varue
Shenandoah
Farragut Taok
Tabor
Stambarg
Sidney Rollaseing
Malyevnie Gwaomile
Ged
Gary Harsbberger
Eddie Seaton
Bob Gemmell
Don Brammer
MHS Students Perform at Glenwood Church
David Seipold and John Beechout directed by Ruth Picker sang new numbers for a Glenwood Methodist church gathering on April 18. David offered The Huilder TM and John delivered The Publican, both prepared for the recent vocal contest.
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MHS
Glenwood Church
David Seipold
John Beechout
Ruth Picker
Glenwood
David
Huilder
John
On the Line FBYP Belt Demonstration and Tour Plans
Henry Schnoor notes a belt demonstration at the FBYP booth promoting car safety belts with brackets and color options meeting CAA specs. The FBYP tour from Des Moines July 19 to August 4 covers Yellowstone Park Lake Louise and more, with scenery and a rail voyage, while Deane Maddocks and Irene discuss plans and potential member recruitment for May events.
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AL Best
CAA
Blick Mills
Yellowstone Park
Lake Tourse
Canada
Victoria
Tritish Columbia
Seutile
D Mountains
Salt Lake City
Des Moines
Great Northwest
Deane Maddocks
Rene
Deane
Irene
Laomeine
Tulip festival trip signups and 4-H updates in May
Wilma Tattle notes reservations for a tulip festival trip sponsored by a family group with May 6 as the signup and travel date. The piece also covers home economy tips, fabric and drapery ideas, camping planning, leadership activities at Camp Lewister in June, and county 4-H officer nominations with names of candidates and delegates for state roles.
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Trate
Madrid
Liewster
Mills County
Urchin Martin
Shirley Dusk
Diane Kline
Kinen Kuli
Home Economist
Carol Rach
Carolyn Hunt
Claudia Deitering
Peppy
Becky Wearin
Hastings
Dunna Warren
Jolly Juniors Meet at Kay Kahl Home April Meeting
The Jolly Juniors held an April 8 meeting at Kay Kahl's home with 15 members and 3 leaders plus visitors present. Discussions covered selling ecards and pen sets, new member Merrilee McMahill welcomed, and plans for contests and talks in Junior and Senior divisions. A May 14 gathering is scheduled with Karen Kahl as hostess and a lunch provided by May and her mother.
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JOLLY
Kay Kahl
Merrilee McMahill
Deloris Dowsing
Merriley McMahill
Jeanne Deitheler
Joyce Heilman
Kathleen Decker
Elizabeth Rowe
Denella Towning
Creed
Karen Kahl
Judy Asmussen
Jeannette Murray
May
Royce Hellman
Oaks News 12h Service and Local Visits Report
Oaks Community Church held services with 5 visitors and an offering of 2.58 dollars. The evening program featured sermons and hymns and announced a Martin Luther film for next Sunday at 7.00. Local residents and visitors from Cumberland, Shenandoah, Emerson, Indianola, and Omaha were listed with several Sunday dinners and social visits across Red Oak and nearby towns.
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Yeal
von Nichola
Cumberland
Brazil
Martin Luther
Mra
W. Castor
Merrill Sowers
Robert Wicks
Omaha
Bratmeier
Shenandoak
Dick Northrup
Indianola
John Walker
Oregons
Shenandoah
Hill Metealf
Sioux City
J. 8
Vranpmeier
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