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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1934

Page

6

EMAITCHESS Junior High Honor Students Named

The six weeks honor roll includes Dorothy Slothower Charles Johnson Jimmie Hering Betty Baer Janet Bennet Joe Salyers Ralph Perdew Richard Fickel Virginian Kanne Julia Jeanne Steele Ralph Hall Irene Waller Ethel Storey Jane Saar Doris Ireland Mary Jean Ewing Clayton Mertz. The eighth grade art class continues block print Christmas cards and plans further solar system work. Two new seventh graders Catherine Rubenking and Pauline Rubenking have entered the seventh grade.

Dorothy Slothower Charles Johnson Jimmie Hering Betty Baer Janet Bennet Joe Salyers Ralph Perdew Richard Fickel Virginian Kanne Julia Jeanne Steele Ralph Hall Irene Waller Ethel Storey Jane Saar Doris Ireland Mary Jean Ewing Clayton Mertz Catherine Pauline Rubenking

Fifth Grade Lee Cary 9 the student teacher In the room

The room welcomes student teacher Lee Cary 9 who has taught several history and reading classes. Work has begun on fractions using new books with many illustrations. Visitors Mia Baer Mrs Talbott and Rev Calking stopped by this week as a new book Land of No Shadow began.

Lee Cary Mia, Baer

Late Book Reports and Mystery Reading Among Seniors

Book reports arrive since the first six weeks with hundreds of submissions and students burning the midnight oil. Seniors privilege educational literature with new Detective Mystery and True Story magazines found in desks. The trend suggests seniors are not upholding higher literary ideals for underclassmen.

M. H

Annual The Hallways Plan Prompts Reader Feedback

In the hallways the annual plan is discussed with strong interest among readers. A poll question asks if a publication is a good idea and whether copies should be bought. The note mentions writing to Jane Fletcher with opinions to gauge public reaction before deciding.

Sentora Jane Fletcher Puble Marvin Cotton Fazel Dad Conner Encyclopaedias World Book Encyclopaediaa

Literature Class Studies Poe and Other Writers

American Literature class studies Poe and southern writers with Poe highlighted as most important. Students laughed during a modern short story reading. Stein writings were noted as popular. Psychology class found no teacher. Superintendent Davidson intervened to have each student write a review without books. They decided to make time for lessons.

Poe Gertrude Stein Davlson

Freshman Girl Wins Poultry Show Honors

Miss Virginia Chamberlain a Malvern High freshman won major poultry show honors at Glenwood with Buff Orpingtons. She swept junior and open classes, securing firsts seconds and thirds in cockers pallets hens and pens plus best patterns. Prizes totaled about 10.80 dollars and a 100 pound meal sack. She holds 26 ribbons and would have qualified for Chicago exhibit but age rules made her ineligible.

Virginia Chamberlain Malvern High School Glenwood Virginia Chicago Virginia Heartfest

First Grade Christmas Preparations and Classroom Activities

First graders decorate for Christmas with Santa cutouts and reindeer sleighs. Indoor recess features games and folk dances due to cold. In art, second graders make Santa paper dolls, some fat or tall with happy faces. Number class tests subtraction. Language class covers letter writing to Santa, with unusual gift requests including skis and a two barrel gun.

Santa Claus

Christmas classroom crafts brighten third grade display

Third Grade Carroll Wynna was omitted from the list of students neither absent nor tardy. The class completed a border of Christmas toys with cut-out posters of lighted trees a house and a church on a snowy night. Stockings look nice and aim to avoid holes after spelling class. Different groups work on airplanes walnut animals postcard puzzles and scrapbooks to aid boys and girls at the Christian home have a Merry Christmas.

Carroll Wynna Christian

Psychology Class Chooses Best Essay on Tuberculosis

A statewide TB essay contest extended to all high schoolers closed Monday. All six entries were read to the psychology class for judging. Roberta Ranne, a sophomore, won with an essay titled Tuberentosis containing 500 words. Her paper advances to the Des Moines state contest.

Psychology Chitts Roberta Ranne Des Moines

Cat Meory and gossip tidbits in a student notes page

A fragmentary school notes column mixes humorous tidbits with classroom chatter, tales of gossip and mischief, student quotes and mystery prompts. It sketches oddball incidents from assemblies, seating changes, and hopes for supplies while hinting at a murder mystery and a dope for next week’s column.

Sixth Grade Reading Club Adds Books to Table

Reading club reports progress in sixth grade with focus on reading skill, including weekly cook reports and a program noting deviation in phonemic study. The text mentions Pandora a Mos and themes of literacy progress in a classroom setting.

Olga Adenly Pandora Haa Ors Dugke Cook

Alumni Spotlight From M. H. 8 Orange and Black Class

A reporter reviews 1921 Orange and Black alumni, detailing Wallace Salyers as captain, student government leader and top student now with Salyers Auto in Ford care. Edwin Emerick, once athlete, now running a dairy. Lynn McNalty geometry teacher turned clerk at Clem's Ting store. Cadwell and Verd Dotter, teachers and professionals. Tren Churchill, Mrs Moonuw resident of Lincoln Nebraska. Verd Dotter noted for studious and neat habits as she moves near Columbus Missouri.

Wallace Salyers Tenn Conigedt Wallese Salyers Auto Company Ford Care Edwin Emerick Al-Reuad New Minning Dairy Lynn McNalty Clem Fe Cadwell Iehy Soho Atul Alwave Hiss Emiling Catan Tren Churchill New Mra Ten Moonuw Tinealn Omnard Red New Hees Columbin

Freshman News Letter Writing and Math Notes

Freshman classes sent letters to Mae Shepard in hospital after appendectomy. Algebra studies division and multiplication of algebraic terms. Latin class finished reciting when Miss Nervig amused listening students with a tale on Thursday.

Mae Shepard Lattin Nervig

Distressed freshman recounts river fall experience

A fragmented report describes a freshman girl’s distress after an attempted river crossing. The text reflects confusion over a UK item and a sophomore’s involvement, with unclear sequence and attribution due to damaged OCR.

Ag Class Exhibits at Poultry Show Glenwood Event

Ag Class entered a notable exhibit at the Glenwood poultry show as part of the crops section. Members prepared for judges while other exhibits waited. separate classifications exist for non agricultural displays. Thursday morning the class reviewed the health and progress of the exhibits and explored the basement poultry show areas.

Vacatio Mab Agricintutiree Glenwood Poultry Glenwood Tly

Randall Donner You Should Know profile note

Randall Donner, a diligent senior class student, was born March 28, 1917, south of Tabor. At age two he moved with his parents one mile south of Malvern, where they have lived for 14 years and may live there 14 more.

Randall Donner Marcel Tabor Malvern

Student Life Rumors at Malvern High in 1925

Readable fragments recount a Malvern High School year ending 1925 with a student’s career in glee club operetta and athletics. Names mentioned include Mrs Marearer Hartmann Alice Scart Betty Gilmore and CDiuvat TM. The piece hints at romance and future plans after graduation.

Water with meats ad

An advertisement from Collins Drug Co promotes Adlerika as a digestive aid. It claims water with sneats aids digestion and cleans out poisons, flushing both small and large bowels after one dose. The copy uses odd phrasing and misspellings typical of degraded OCR from a historic page.

Collins Dring Co Adv

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