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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1964
Page
3
An opinion poll at MCHS reveals varied student and faculty views on a proposed dress code. Respondents debate who can set standards, whether extremes hurt the school's image, and if belts and stretch pants should be restricted, with mixed support for moderation yet concern about personal freedom.
Cathy Ainsworth, a new freshman to Malvern district, transferred from Barker junior high in Michigan City Indiana. She studies biology English algebra home economics and geography and lists algebra biology and English as favorites. Cathy participates in pep club and mixed chorus, enjoys swimming and horseback riding, and praises MCHS for school spirit and mutual help. She lives with her parents Mr and Mrs Orville Strong on a farm four miles southwest of Malvern.
Dec. 17 at 7 p m the Community building hosts MCHS annual Christmas concert. Junior and senior bands and mixed choruses from junior high and high school perform. The high school chorus presents a Christmas pageant The Story of Christmas. No admission charge.
A parent comments on school dress guidelines, praising some changes while opposing being told how to dress. The dialogue reflects mixed views on modesty, personal freedom, and school standards amid ongoing discussions.
Local seventh graders list candidates for student government roles including President Bd Beattie Tom Phelps and Roger Salyers, Vice President George Pearce Robert Washburn and Marcia Wolfe, Secretary Rita Rubenking Ron da Reed, Treasurer Mary Beth Costello Myron Finchem Pat Ford, Sergeant at arms Dave Roenfeld Rob Hayes, with a vow to vote on Dee 4.
MCHS seniors began picking up their senior pictures on Wednesday November 25 as classmates underclassmen and teachers asked to see photos. They write on pictures during study halls and plan for name cards graduation announcements and class roll captions while time quickly feels fleeting. The feature also notes a school firemen frolic moment with Linda Biggerstaff and her daughter Cathy Burgoin and lists Dec 7 8 9 10 11 meal menus with milk offerings.
County Treasurer F. M. Robinson lists registrations including Chevrolets to Ralph Bower Malvern Royce Johnson Hastings Fords to John H. Edwards Malvern Clyde Shook Jr. Glenwood Chrysler to Frank Stevens Jr. Malvern Buick to Joseph Livengood Pacific Junction Oldsmobile to Virgil Roenfeld Glenwood Dodge to Charles Syd Coons Glenwood Volkswagen to Daniel Taylor Hastings Chevrolet pickup to Goy Farm Malvern GMC pickup to Carl Monroe Glenwood Chevrolet truck to Samuel Benscoter Glenwood. I L Donner issued 4 marriage licenses to David Thomas Glenwood and Penelope Ann Mason Malvern.
Strahan MRS Nina Crouse reports that Strahan Methodist Church held Divine Worship at 9:30 am with sermon titled Christian Views the Bible Promises and a children's sermon A Letter from God. The Floyd Bowens entertained guests Mr and Mrs Thurman Bowen of Montgomery Minn and their daughter Judy with extended family joining for meals and visits during Thanksgiving weekend and nearby gatherings with LeRoy Noel Loyd Roger Jim Osler and Clarence McKinney families at Henderson.
Mrs Ning Crouse entered Clarkson hospital in Omaha on November 15 for eye surgery and was released the following Tuesday. She is now staying at Lakeview Manor nursing home in Glenwood and would welcome visitors.
Classified note offering typing paper special value ream package priced at $1.27 and available at The Leader office with contact reference S8 tf.
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