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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1965
Page
6
Laurie Warren reports on PSAT results returned after the October administration and notes the tests mimic SAT questions to guide college plans. Beverley McMullen reflects on the tests’ accuracy and mood dependence while a shop safety rule requires protective goggles for all shop entrants with penalties for noncompliance.
Victor Onstad spoke to the full school and led a drawing demonstration using newsprint and pastels. He sketched scenes including a sunset on a south sea island then shone a violet light to make the painting glow like sunset. The student body appreciated his visit and hopes for a return.
Nishna Valley high school home ec classes plan decorations and demonstrations for the Christmas holidays. The home ec III class prepared gifts wrapping centerpieces and will showcase topics they chose. The room will be filled with the Christmas spirit once projects are complete.
Nishna Valley students and dates enjoyed the Christmas Ball last Saturday sponsored by the student council. Del Ray Five of Omaha provided music. The cafetorium resembled an outdoor skating rink with an Ice Palace theme and a giant snowman as the centerpiece. Punch and cookies were served during a break.
Cheryl Shaw notes the Malvern junior and senior high vocal and instrumental departments staged a Christmas concert featuring a 70 member Junior High chorus and mixed chorus. Performances included Silent Night Hearken All What Holy Singing and Girls Glee club numbers while accompanists Cheryl Shaw and Pattie Patton guided rehearsals. The article invites readers to listen for harmonies echoing through Nishna Valley halls and promotes a special value ream of typing paper at The Leader office.
Nishna Valley's PNA chapter reports a year of new experiences and health education. Officers elected Myrna Bal Jain president Sue Crocker vice president Sandy Barns secretary. A hospital tour in Omaha and a ward party at Glenwood State School are noted. Upcoming events list basketball games wrestling and school dismissals through early January.
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