Christmas Ball Committees Name Members Dec 20
Pat Winters reports MCHS Student Council plans the Winter Fantasy ball for December 20 with Mel Dunn Orchestra. Committees chaired by Lois Clay Decoration and Theme Donnie Hopp Supply Mary Lou Fritz Food and Serving Priscilla Wearin Invitations. Guest list due Friday December 13.
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MCHS
Mel Dunn
John Hays
Lois Clay
Donnie Hopp
Mary Lou Fritz
Priscilla Wearin
Art Students to Deck MCHS Halls
Art classes at MCHS decorate the building for Christmas. Lanterns brighten the main hall windows display tempera messages. Students create crayon mittens cards collages and a Flip Tych three-panel piece. The effort eases Student Council load and shapes holiday spirit.
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MCHS
Pier Mee
FHA to Wrap Toys for Needy in Malvern
The Future Homemakers of America will hold their annual wrapping party on Friday December 13. They will wrap donated toys and clothing for needy families in Malvern in cooperation with Santa's Helpers. A gift exchange is planned for the girls.
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Homemakers of America
Malvern
Santa
Big and Hungry Crowd at Chili Supper Friday
The annual FRA-FHA chili supper was held Dec 6 at the Community building. Serving began at 6 39 p m and continued after the basketball games. Chili pie and beverages were served to a hungry crowd. FFA and FHA members helped in the kitchen with the FHA supplying the pie and chili. Sponsors Mrs Cleta Salyers and Mr Paul Hopp thank the patrons for a successful event.
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FFA
FHA
Cleta Salyers
Paul Hopp
MCAS Seniors Take DA Tests on December 2
MCAS seniors at MCHS sat for the Differential Aptitude Tests on December 2 under Principal Mr. Nothem. Tests ran from 8:30 to 11: moon and again from 12:46 to 1:16, covering mathematics spelling and mechanics with space pattern questions challenging most students. Scores will be returned soon for discussion of strengths and weaknesses.
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MCHS
Nothem
Moon
Photo Club Studies Christmas at MCHS Meeting
By Greg Schultz the Photo Club of MCHS will meet Dec. 16 to discuss taking pictures developing best scents for WTIsTIMS as mMornme pictures and how to make a slide sequence.
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Photo Club
MCHS
Duane Bowman to Head Science Club
Ten members attended the Dec. 3 meeting of the MCHS Science and Math club. Officers for the year were elected: Duane Bowman president, Larry Lewellen vice president, Beverly Wilson secretary, Carol Horn treasurer, Dennis Schroeder sergeant at arms. Projects for the Science Fair were discussed and new projects suggested for those having none.
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McHs Science and Math Club
Duane Bowman
Larry Lewellen
Beverly Wilson
Carol Horn
Dennis Schroeder
Annual Stafp Pushes Completion Of Dummies
By Jan Castello the annual staff pushes completion of dummies with final lay outs due by the December 9 meeting. Editor Jonn Willard is pleased with progress and wants finished lay outs by the January meeting. As a staff member, the 64 Oriole is touted as one of the best yet.
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Jonn Willard
Hillsdale Notes and Church Gatherings
Hillsdale correspondent reports a Friday visit from Debbie McGinnis to Kira Dean In Ta bor. Rev LeRoy Pullman delivered a sermon on The Brightness of God s Glory at Hillsdale Church and Sunday School drew $2.89. Nearby celebrations included the Patterson wedding anniversary in Omaha with Don Carlberg and Council Bluffs guests. Families shared meals and social time despite cold winds during the month’s gatherings.
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Debbie McGinnis
Kira Dean
Tabor
Hillsdale
LeRoy Pullman
Don Carlberg
Roger Patterson
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Patterson
Forrest Bloomer
Ernest White
Claude Wilams
Fay Timson
Paul Murch
Danville
Til
CJ Timson
Lela
Taylor
Bud Bourn
Rockford
Wayne Hilton
RIC Plans Grab Bag and Christmas Program
The Rural Improvement Club will meet on Wednesday December 18 at the home of Mrs. Carl Phelps with Mrs. Fred Thieschater leading the Christmas program. Members should bring a 50 cent homemade gift for the grab bag. Also appears: local social visits and gatherings including Malvern Glenwood Red Oak and Oaklawn area residents visiting family and friends across the week with multiple social calls and dinners noted.
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Rural Improvement Club
Carl Phelps
Fred Thieschater
Ray Volz
David
Hastings
Don Carlberg
Alan Wright
Malvern
Gordon Gaylord
Glenwood
Rayburn Hurst
Ernest Brower
Ben Jackson
Alta Hathaway
David Hilton
Forrest Bloomer
Ernest
LuAnn
Scherer
Red Oak
Frank Scherer
Wayne Hilton
Ray Hilton
Oroaha
Ray
Clarkson Hospital
Hillsdale WSCS to Meet December 19 at Home
Hillsdale WSCS will gather on Thursday December 19 at Mrs Dale Sell home Rev LeRoy Pullman to lead devotions and program. Members are asked to share in the bake grab bag and the Secret Sisters will hold their exchange.
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Hillsdale
WSCB
Dale Sell
LeRoy Pullman
Weekend visits and holiday spirit fill town
Sunday afternoon visitors included Mr and Mrs Dennis Suhr and family with Robin and Mark from Council Bluffs. Mr and Mrs Russell Sell of Clarinda hosted guests G W Sell and Thay Tudor among others. News notes say 24 hour flu sickness spreads, shoppers prepare for Christmas as winter flurries bring high winds and icy air. Children and teens enjoy hill slipping despite the cold.
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Dick Suhr
Robin
Mark
Council Blufta
Dennis Suhr
Russell Sell
Clarinda
G. Ww. Sell
Thay Tudor
Red Oak
Walter Hahn
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