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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1968
Page
11
The Malvern Community School notes list meals for Monday through Friday with corn pithhey berries French bread and various breads. The event includes a campus luncheon and schedules at the school.
Officials selected Herman Patiosths as emcee after auditors completed reviews. The ceremony will honor signees Sao Ann Shuck and Mourshela Blache burn among others, with details focusing on seating and roles for the May 1 program.
In a junior session students gathered to discuss a school plate issue and related cafeteria plans. The meeting focused on preparations for a forthcoming event and included dialogue about seating and menu arrangements with attendees from the student body and faculty present.
MCHS gamer and senior Rahs Geetrapyaiedd with sponsor Mra With Sulyers plan a Lincoln trip in April to visit the University of Nebraska library. They hope to gather ideas for their high school library project and tour campus facilities.
Fragmentary report notes travel by service members Eliseo, Mien Thal, and others during last Priglay. Mentions journeys to Vietnam, Philippines, and Tonga with incomplete phrases about slides and inter Sand julormiilive. Details are garbled and cannot confirm events or outcomes.
Senior girls, their mothers, and involved women attended the annual mother daughter tea hosted by BPW and Dixie Bird at the Methodist Church. The event included corsages, plans for each girl, and a reception with decor and refreshments, honoring the senior class with a red fat theme.
A fragment from a town pageant recalls April 5 1808 as the date for laying the cornerstone of Mauvern's new school. Students Livi and others wrote names on sheets to be placed in the cornerstone while commentary laments modern anxieties and hopes for harmony across races. Mike Mackbunny suffers a knee injury at the sports meet and is slated to wear shorts to school as a result. Band uniform issues prompt praise for Band Mothers and the uniform committee.
Cindy Messenger received three acceptances to NSF sponsored summer programs at Iowa colleges. SUI, Luther College, and Coe College offer eight and six week sessions funded by the National Science Foundation. With five applications, she earned three scholarships and one alternate. She has until May to decide, aiming for bio medical field interests.
The high school observes Courtesy Week sponsored by the Future Homemakers of America. On Friday, April 26, the Courtesy Court will be presented in a special assembly in the community building. The Courtesy King and Queen, chosen by faculty, will be attended by representatives from each high school class.
Girls in Home Besf and Ti] hosted the faculty and school board last Friday night for the annual dinner marking the foods preparation unit’s conclusion. The menu featured meat with crackers, tomato juice, jetlo salad, corn, par tY operators, hant leaf, rolls and creme puffs. MCS BAND AT CORNER CLINIC FESTIVAL MONDAY By Lera Glynn, Senior Band attended the Corner Conference Spring Band Festival at Farragut, leaving at 12:30 for Farragut High School. Under a guest director, practice sessions continued, and the combined bands performed Monday night.
Debbie Bowman reports in Chantry News that third graders study multiplication and living things with a snake visit, while making a bird book. Fifth graders finish a United States and South America geography project and begin geometry. Sixth graders host Seaman Alat Hall who shared tales of Southeast Asia and overseas service.
After Easter vacation Mr. Durham informed the readers that Becky Swanson, a junior, won first place in the TB-RD poster contest among Iowa students. Sponsored by the Iowa Tuberculosis and Health Association, she earns a State Certificate of Merit for clarity, effectiveness, theme relevance, and artistic value.
Rev Pullman preached on Declaring That Which We Have Seen and Heard at Sunday services. East Liberty social life shows visitors and dinners: Stotts and Skerritt returning from memorial in Newcastle. Stille visits in Glenwood and Malvern. many local guests including the Bullingtons, Stephens, Alexanders, and Pearces, plus family meals with Henderson, Kline, Tackett, Williams, and Goodell.
A WSCS meeting at the church elected officers for the coming year with Mrs Hugh Hayes as president and Mrs Golda Windle as vice president. The group also reported a birthday surprise for Mrs. Pearce and a day of neighborly visits and social gatherings around Malvern and surrounding towns.
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