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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1935
Page
7
Malvern supporters filled the stormy night to watch the Malvern Henderson game. Teachers patrons students and citizens cheered as the arena roared. The second team, after six minutes of overtime, lost by two points but earned admiration for the Mayers.
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In a recent home economics class the freshman girls Darts Treland Irene Waller and Edith Frink prepared various salads and breads with notable success. They created fruit and vegetable salads and baked nut raisin and date breads, while also cleaning the cooking room and cupboards, earning praise for their ambition and effort.
Freshman English students compose friendly letters while a general science inquiry yields uncertainty. Nomere girls prepare breads and salads described as very delicious, reflecting classroom activities and student work.
First graders decorate their classroom with reindeer Santa Clauses and other pictures. They begin new workbooks this week. Bernadine Warnke and Lois Jones have been out several days due to illness.
Students transform the training room with Christmas decor. Lorraine Hodges and Dorothy Henderson decorate windows shelves and the center window tree while Miss Hays maps disappear replaced by a Christmas scene. Senior girls repaint furniture in cream and green as the room gains a cheerful, attractive look.
The psychology class tested memory by repeating numbers after hearing them once. Students learned Norwegian vocabulary and a poem. Biology uses grasshoppers and butterflies for experiments, prompting reactions from students. American Literature class focuses on realistic and romantic stories while grammar studies sentences.
A fragment from a school segment records students joking about minor annoyances of life and a teacher promising a quiz tomorrow. It mentions Pat Gearhart, a dress designer at MHS, and a shop window incident involving a clerk and a customer.
The Christmas spirit has led to improvements in the room with wreaths on the gate, festive items near the blackboards, and curtains at the windows. Students praise the effort and the room’s new attractive appearance.
Leone Storey, sidelined for weeks by an appendicitis operation, has returned to Malvern High School this week. Students cheer her recovery and renewed health as she resumes classes.
A playful note describes Wales as home to the cleanest coal port in the world, highlighting its claim of being the Wegest coal port with a humorous emphasis on pride and status.
An uneven OCR fragment recounts a Hillsdale event with several named individuals listed. Descriptions describe a controversial pageant bench, blindfolding, shoe removal, and a procession to a stage amid prizes and gifts. The text remains unclear but centers on a staged entertainment mishap and improvised judging.
Hillsdale women plan a duck dinner at Friday evening at 6 o'clock with guests including Mr and Mrs George Phella and Gries. Sunday school seeks a Christmas tree for the program and church funds aim to acquire timber land for fuel supply. volunteers asked to help spread the word.
Classroom activity centered on fifth grade letters about Jort and found articles read last Friday. Rewards for lost items proved costly to imaginary owners. The room was decorated to spark Christmas spirit. Raymond Johnson, now a painter in Council Bluffs, visited on Monday and hid under a desk during half duty, causing surprise among the class.
Letters addressed to Lewis Berks note he could not have an pep gun until age fourteen. Upon reaching that age the matter would be reconsidered. At twenty five he might hire a De un. Winifred Calkins was absent due to illness. Virginia Chamberlain missed Wednesday afternoon for a funeral. Geometry classes have undergone a change. Several people were added to the afternoon division.
Senior News notes four year tenure limits novelty in routines. Old practices like raising windows moving chairs and dropping books persist. Physics class explores new experiments while US Constitution ends history study. Economics seats were rearranged by Mr Davison for an unknown reason and some students keep their afternoon siesta.
Third graders decorate their room for Christmas and discover several artists within the group while drawing freehand Santa Clauses last week.
Fourth grade students prepared Christmas posters while lacking a shore geography test over the Congo valley. Perfect scores were achieved by Hay Den Munsfield Ronald Austin Alfre Odel and Violet Walker.
The readable fragments describe a junior high item and a study or event at a local school. Names, places, and dates are unclear, but the passage hints at planned activities or reports about seventh and eighth grade matters and a teacher or administrator involved.
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