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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1967
Page
6
Students are invited to a dance event dated in which a su is to be selected. The headline notes a dance to be held on December 3 at the Rose Garden in Shememiah with music for attendees.
Patchy notes list PTA meeting dates and diverse classes including sewing tailoring crafts and home economics. It mentions Dec dates for wrestling basketball and adult education courses with limited readable details and several misspellings.
The Matmen defeated Treynor 43 to 13 in a wrestling meet. Notable heavyweight matchups and key pins highlighted the evening as Gusts and others secured decisive falls.
Nes Gregory spent years in education with a B S degree from Central Missouri and post graduate work at Kirksville and William Jewell. She taught in Warren County and Siete Missouri and New Market and Ayoha New Eving in Oakland. She says pupils are cooperative and has 15 years of experience. The community welcomes her and wishes her luck in NY.
By Genene Maher a Nishea Valley P E class reports a broad range of activities this year including archery soccer football and volleyball This week marks the start of the basketball season with Mrs Pam Derek teaching the girls P E section introducing a new exercise type and activity for students
Nishaz Valley's Club Hispano Americana held its second meeting on Thursday morning. New members were initiated and officers elected for the remainder of the year. Marilyn Wax is president Marion Sowers vice president Chetri Shaw secretary Biooke Chirtis, vice secretary Randy Morris treasurer Paul Haack vice president. The club aims to practice Spanish and gain knowledge of its literature and customs.
A jumble of classroom chatter and school life notes covers pep season plans, student mischief, and daily routines. Mentions include freshman and junior activities, discipline in Ms Reuse labs, test tubes caution, and Angie, Coleen, Don Haack, and Sherry stories amid lunch lines and pep rallies.
A fragment describes a women’s Slimnastics course at Nishna Valley taught by Mrs Obrecht with adult classes on Wednesday evenings. It notes weight loss and enjoyment, lists exercises such as toe touchers running in place arm strengthening and push ups, and hints at a record a playful title for the routine.
Sherry Phelps captures group portraits of the boys during a school week. Photographs show students posed in uniforms with cheerful expressions as part of a classroom or yearbook feature.
A list of dated elementary lunch items includes Dec 11 hamburger gravy mashed potatoes and Dec 1 chopped pork sandwich with potato salad. Other entries note maidrites dill onion peas green beans applesauce and roast beef mashed potatoes corn jello biscuits with various breads and milk.
Senior pictures finally arrived in Shenandoah with only a few picked up at Stern Studio. The photo exchange business resumes as Stern Studios visited Thursday to take group photos for the NY seniors.
NV fans should notice the wrestling team after a strong season start defeating Farragut. The piece promotes upcoming events with B team at 6:30 p.m. and varsity at 7, listing dates and locations through February including sectionals.
A lively opinion piece on lunch line crowding by students, describing pushing as wolves in a line and the impact on everyone’s dining time. The author notes Mr Mejia enforcing order by sending culprits to the back, urging readers to avoid crowding for fairness and faster service.
On Nov 22, KMA Shenan Hoah requested taping the high school mixed chorus for a Christmas morning broadcast on radio. The taping is set for Dec 15 at school, with about fourteen minutes of program time.
The Malvern Leader of Malvern Iowa reports on community happenings for Thursday December 7 1967. Local residents, schools, and town organizations are featured with notes on meetings, sports, and upcoming holiday plans.
A school unit covers running costs and qualities of appliances with students cleaning hairdryers and planning repairs. The article contrasts practical home economics with teen life, listing daily school stresses and mishaps, and ends noting continuation on page 5.
NV Writer lists some for students. By Janet Goodwit, the column notes parents’ common wishes and recalls school life, hints at student challenges, and suggests practical tips for addressing everyday classroom issues.
An itemized catalog of farm machinery and attachments including gas tractors WD Series with features WF PS and 3-Speed, WD-45, 60 JD with Power Steering, Rollamatic, IHC M with new paint, Oliver 60, A. C. tractors with plows planters disks and 3-pt implements, plus combines like 1965 C2 Gleaner and JD 45 with headers, hay tools, belts, loaders, forage harvesters and miscellaneous equipment such as grain wagons and spreaders.
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