Week of political voting and contests ends in a modest win
The event week concluded with Mr and Mrs Shirk as organizers. Candidates for the hall race included several contenders with the winner receiving 7B votes, while Beattie Tickersied Hob Washburn and Jhe Phelps competed. A poster contest yielded a fast bike prize for Rispatter, Mary Ann Bay won for Lacey's Advice, and attendees praised the spirited turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Rss
Shelms
Cemiidate
Candi Beattie
Random Thoughts on Habits and High School Life
A reflective wartime style item notes how habits formed in high school matter for punctuality and career prospects. It mentions late arrivals harming reputation and job opportunities, plus social etiquette, sports news, and a spring outlook with district tournaments near. It also references a Corner Conference speech clinic on February 10 and cheerleaders with new jackets.
Am Club Dance Saturday at 8 P M
An AM Club hosts a Saturday dance at 8 PM in the main hall. A new large sign reads Home of the Panthers painted by Mr Dur ham with thanks to Mr D for the sign work and goodwill.
Home Eco Girls Entertain Faculty
The Homemaking I class entertained high school and junior high faculty at a luncheon January 30 in the homemaking lab. The students had completed a unit on planning marketing and luncheon preparation and guests enjoyed the fruits of the hostesses labors.
Regional Education Service Agency Proposal Mentioned
Last Thursday a meeting in Red Oak discussed a study by the University of Town funded under a federal grant proposing a Regional Education Service Agency for merged areas including Cedar Rapids. The plan would centralize county boards into a single area board, raise costs, and potentially place all schools under one jurisdiction, with ongoing debate on local control and impact on school building projects.
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Red Oak
Regional Education Service Agency
Resa
University of Town
Area X
Ciw
Cedar Rapids
State Department of Public Instruction
Erowth and
Out
Board of Education
Jr Hi Students Take Basic Tests
By Joe Wearin Suing sixth graders took Iowa Basic Tests on February 2 and 3 at Patten.
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Jr. Hi
By Joe Wearin
Iowa
College plans and student profiles from Malvern High
The article covers campus talks with counsellors about admission, two year Iowa Weston Community College, and two graduates Roger and Mike planning further study elsewhere. Donna Newberg outlines vocational focus and post graduation job hopes. Cindy Bass, a top MICHS senior, is active in Pep Club FILA vocal groups and library work, with leadership roles and student council service.
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Iowa
Weston Community College
Roger
Mike
Donna Newberg
Malvern
Donna
F.H.A
Cynthia Bass
Forrest Chantry School
MICHS
Cindy
FILA
Abrarian
The Prowl By M. C.
Sophomores at MCHS pursue psychology and philosophy, proposing living truths while creating art and posters. A week of strange decorations, psychedelic still lifes, and bold student expressions filled the halls with a lively, unconventional atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy
MCHS
Spirit Weeks at Corner Conference Tourney
The piece notes fatigue from the Corner Conference basketball tournament week. Enthusiastic fans and energetic players and cheerleaders contribute to extreme weariness as the event unfolds and sleep remains scarce.
Letterette Club Dance Sponsored by Letterette and M Clubs
The MCHS Letterette and M Clubs sponsor a dance with Wonders providing music. It will be at the Malvern Community Building on Saturday February 5 from 8 PM to 1 AM. AML high schools are invited. February 6 to 9 list menu items and reminders of activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MCHS
Malvern
AML
Malvern Leader highlights local events in brief
Malvern Leader from Malvern Iowa reports on February 1 1969 covering community news from town meetings school updates and local society notes with typical small town daily happenings. The item emphasizes civic life and neighborhood happenings in the February slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Iowa
Preparation for Life Beyond High School
The text emphasizes that high school offers more than college prep. It argues that outside activities teach how to handle diverse people and situations, framing high school as preparation for life rather than solely for higher education.
MCHS Juniors Begin Plans for Annual Prom Theme Committee
MCHS juniors start planning the Junior-Senior Prom to be held Friday April 5 at the Community Building. A planning committee led by Joy Evans Linda Schroeder Debbie Bowman Debbie Waymire and Alice Tharris will study costs and theme ideas before dividing work among committees.
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MCHS
Joy Evans
Linda Schroeder
Debbie Bowman
Debbie Waymire
Alice Tharris
Farm Equipment and Miscellaneous Tools for Sale
Listing includes J D 494 4 row planter with insecticide boxes J D 2x16 gang plow No 44 on rubber J D 15 ft wing disc big blades PTrel EZEE Flow fertilizer spreader 2 row stalk cutter A C front wt bracket J D wheel weights hydraulic cylinders 38 inch tractor chains miscellaneous items New electric fencer cribbing panels poles etc 6 inch bench vise Naw bench grinder log chains hd jack and other hand and farm tools of all kinds
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J.D
A.C
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Bers
Happiness
Bors
Misery
Swingin
Schoos
Wesvas Hari
Bae Sobvente Spe
Alec
N.P.C
Simpson College
Ken
Sharlene
M. C
Letterette Club
By Rita Rubenking
Malvern Community School
By John Pehlps
By Debbie Waymire
J. A. Kline
Phoces
A.C. Machinery
Allis Chalmers
P.S
John Deere
Kewanee
R.W. Wheldie
J.D. Cornpicker
New. J.D
Randolph Prachyterian Church
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