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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1932
Page
7
Sophomore Girls Stage Play Amid Book Week Classroom Notes
Students in Mrs Hammers’ class presented One of Life's Mysteries before the high school as part of Book Week. The piece portrayed a mother, friends, and a range of character roles while discussions explored heredity versus environment and the psychology of learning under better classroom conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bray
Baloo
Amy
Jana
Fletcher
Maggie
Nies Marion Benton
Girl Reserves Making Mittens for Children
A Girl Reserves meeting on Wednesday December 7 featured a theme Brighten the Corner with Marion Benton as chair presenting a program including a piano duet Stars and Blues Forever by Marjoria and Delpha Donner and a skit about brightening daily school life. Members Ethel Davis Reta Gary Charlotte Wederquist Gene Darla Miss Walker and Miss Hammers performed. The group is sewing mittens for lower grade children using blue serge with red flannel lining donated by contributors and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ling
Sorfel
Thie Eeesas Lee
Misa Cousehill
Feros
Illness Causes Prolonged School Absences
A school reports a large number of students ill this week after a drop in temperature. Monday morning reveals many empty seats in cooler Bleb and junior high, underscoring widespread illness and disruption to classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tva
Future Farmers Tie Ovan Team In Regular Class Report
The Future Farmers of America members have formed a basketball team for the class. Special reports are planned before the session. Regular high school students who arrive at 9am are not permitted to play. A game was held with Tabor on Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeemae
Tabor Jas
Fifth Grade Avery Pupils Read in Withsrode Library
A brief report notes fifth grade Avery pupils visiting the Withsrode library to read and study. The event highlights focus on early literacy, encouraging a habit of regular reading among students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
Sophomore History Class Notes On The Great Revolution
The class covers the French Revolution with two groups: privileged and unprivileged. The unprivileged face heavy taxes and trade restrictions as merchants pay four fifths of their salary to the privileged. Students give short talks on historical figures and current views as Napoleon is introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Second Grade List Of Pure Hundred Percent Friday Test Takers
Friday's test results show a group of second graders at the top with perfect scores. Names include Charles Brew Alvey Biggeratad Norald Cu weler Jack Hoering Robert Kin sald Dean Millikay John Sloth ower Kenneth Adame Maleoly Campball Posey Caz Ines Crows horn Hazel Davly Louise Frits Foggy Hall Marjorie Herrick Norene Murphy Joan Saar Hetty June Blroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Brewat
Alvey Biggeratad
Norald Cuweler
Jack Hoering
Robert Kinsald
Dean Millikay
John Slothower
Kenneth Adame
Maleoly Campball
Posey Caz
Ines Crowshorn
Hazel Davly
Louise Frits
Foggy Hall
Marjorie Herrick
Norene Murphy
Joan Saar
Hetty June
Four Reporters Report On Dual Acts In terse note
Four reporters report a terse note mentioning acts, a ware, Wear and Margera Mc Rormick. The fragment references Se Morse aorty Mis with unclear details and context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ware
Wear
Margera Mc Rormick
Seventh Grade Highlights and School Activities
The piece notes completed stories on Robert the Bruce and The Battle of Bannockburn, and reports progress in arithmetic problems and Revolutionary era history. It lists students with perfect spelling legsona for the week including Mildred Biggerstaff Harriet Dacon Betty Caudall Edna Davis Erwa Fritz Ralph Harman Vera Kearney Lenore Mangfleld Bytha Milkean Dorothy Myers Robert Perdew Lydille Perkins Leone Storey Kay Stroud Claude Sullivan and Jamie Swain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert the Bruce
Bannockburn
Mediterranean
Mildred = Biggerstaff
Harriet Dacon
Betty Caudall
Edna Davis
Erwa Fritz
Ralph Harman
Vera Kearney
Lenore Mangfleld
Bytha Milkean
Dorothy Myers
Robert Perdew
Lydille Perkins
Leone Storey
Kay, Stroud
Claude Sullivan
Jamie Swain
Loutee Jyolke
Weekday Entertainment Highlights from Last Week
A scrambled recap lists Monday through Friday activities with names like Caldwell, Lucille Porkine, and Lenure Mansnord. It mentions Manchester and Worcester in a garbled schedule, noting one worker’s effort to participate and a vague future plan involving Bud Blurs Walling and Vovianage Vacallan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Porkine
Cusetta
Ifurriett
Mae Cayols
Lenure
Mawesbery
Window transparencies and festive spatter-work idea
Students describe making window transparencies with cellophane as a background to brighten classrooms. Spatter-work proves attractive and worthwhile for Christmas cards and holiday decorations. Phyates's experiments focus on heat of fusion, metal expansion, and cooling by evaporation, enjoyed by all.
Freshman class work highlights in early week
Freshman students tackle proportion problems in Algebra and study plurals, capitals, genders, and possession in English. Latin class is routine. The Algebra period was shortened Monday due to cold and illness, with Edward Weare and Willard Mitikyu absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eubilua
wulMthye
Cage
Becaude
Colda
Edward Weare
Ulu
Willard Mitikyu
Operetta Postponed by Crowded Band Cause
A local operetta titled Oh Donor was postponed last Friday due to a disruption in the band. The performer Kn i Soe and N. olin & are noted among involved parties as organizers and belligerent attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nese
Kni Soe
N. Olin
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