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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1963
Page
1
Nishna Valley Community High School students prepare the school news items under editors Karen Rieken and Sue Ann Simpson. The produced content reflects classroom reporting from the districts press program and showcases student voices.
Rooms at Nishna Valley high School glow with Christmas spirit as the Student Council decorates the cafetorium and tree in the lobby. Mrs. Doubleday leads faculty decorations in the teachers lounge and history room, with each member of the faculty adding a Christmas card. Mrs. Smith contributes designs to home economics, and handmade articles adorn the bulletin board. The effort aims to share holiday joy with students and staff and thank you notes abound.
N V Seniors Further Schooling For Carol profiles Carol Hall daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hall of Imogene. She is 5 ft 6 in tall with light brown hair and blue eyes. A religious student she enjoys The Lord's Prayer and West Side Story favorite movie, Nat King Cole as singer. Carol favors salads and Chevrolet cars possibly a 1962 light blue model. Active in MYF district president National Honor Society secretary senior class VP band chorus glee club newspaper staff. Plans include further study in accounting or medical work.
A new speech class opens with twenty students. the class has fifteen fields to manage with three entries permitted per field. Four entries are humorous and seven are dramatic declamation. A home elimination contest may be needed as only three per field can be chosen. Mrs Thorson explains techniques as students select pieces. Selections due by December 22.
Editorial argues school identity lies in student attitude and spirit. It emphasizes that true school spirit and sportsmanship come from student involvement, participation, and a willingness to represent their school well. It calls on students to act as ambassadors and put their best foot forward.
A sequence of local school and event notes outlines December and January activities. The school board met to open tractor bids on Tuesday noon. Christmas programs occur at the Strahan center and junior high teams play Stanton games on December 19 and 20. Christmas party for junior high and high school is planned. Christmas vacation starts December 30 at 2 pm. Basketball games cover Glenwood January 3 Fremont-Mills at home, and January 6 resumes 8:30 am.
Strahan grade school carolers visited the center on Monday afternoon. A strange noise in the gym gave way to Christmas carols as students practiced for their upcoming program. A younger student’s confident stride through the halls hinted at high school readiness and future musical talent.
The NHS chapter held its monthly meeting in Mrs Thorsons room. The group promotes service citizenship scholarship and leadership across the school and plans a February candy sale while Linda Larsen prepares a citizenship report at the next gathering.
Beverly Viner notes a third year home economics class crafting candles and centerpieces for tables. Each student made a candle plus a Christmas decoration of choice. They now prepare Christmas foods to take home and share at school. Friday they held a party to finish eating and exchanging their creations.
Mr and Mrs James Ord of Glenwood visited Mrs George Ord on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ed Roenfeldt of Mineola visited Mr and Mrs Harold Scheel and Susan and Hans Scheel. Mr and Mrs Gerald Stogdill and Ron visited Mr and Mrs Bob Deitchler and boys Sunday night. Silver City library hours are 1 20 p m to 5 p m on Saturdays until further notice.
A Sunday afternoon celebration marked the birthdays of Brett aged five and Fenton aged three with four decorated cakes. Relatives and friends from Glenwood Malvern Council Bluffs and Minden joined the family for refreshments and well wishes.
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