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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1967
Page
8
Stanton Vikings senior forward Ken Johnson died in an automobile accident near Red Oak last Saturday night. He helped the team reach a first place deadlock in the Corner Conference, averaging 1 point per game as Stanton sits 4 2 in conference play.
An overtime victory over third ranked Allison Bristow boosts the team's chances at state. The rallying effort put the squad on track for the postseason with a dramatic finish and key late plays.
Rick Tasto scored 23 as the Orioles edged Malvern 52-43 after a sluggish start. Rodney Powles added eight, Rod Hunt seven, with Larry Williams and Chuck West six each as Malvern battled back from a 39-32 deficit to tie Sidney. Ted Ginger led the Trojans with 11 points, Mike Anderson had 10.
In the céllar position report both Malvern and Sidney each show 26 records with current wins. Sidney’s wins came against tougher opposition than the Orioles, while Malvern already defeated Sidney earlier this year and hopes for a second victory in the rematch.
Malvern's Ortolattes triumphed over the Hawkettes 55-43 on Friday night. Kathy West led with 38 points for Malvern, followed by Kathy Leu with 10. The halftime score stood 39-21 in favor of Malvern.
Glenwood roared to a 62-43 win on Saturday breaking a 41 game losing streak that started in the 66 district tourney and marked their first victory in the new gym. Dick Keith sparked a 169-pt opening run as Glenwood built a 29-22 halftime lead before pulling away in the second half. Steve Hinkle led NV with 1 point, while Ramette Jack Jinnings scored 29 for Glenwood and the Rams outboarded the visitors. The Glenwood girls also won 59-54 after a strong fourth period as Darlene Sandquist led with 3 points and Jinnings added 29.
Sid ney boys stun Corner foes with a last second win as Bob Red tipped in for a 63-51 upset at Nish na Valley. Steve Hinkle led Sidney with 18 points, Ton Hudson added 16 while Reed’s late basket sealed the victory. In opener Nishna Valley girls fought to a 49-45 win despite Sidney’s late push.
The Oriolettes defeated Malvern 73 to 72 as Essex maintains the No. 2 spot in the conference. Key players Rey Blackman Kathy Poort and Dixie Bird fueled the Essex comeback while Malvern’s Marcia Wolfe poured in 35 points before a burn injury sidelined Linda Schroeder. Malvern led 59-54 after three but Essex surged in the final period to seal the win.
Fremont-Mills 79 over New Market TV Sidney 53 and Nishna Valley 51 over Malvern 62. Farragut 54, Stanton 40, South Page game results. GIRL Fremont-Mills 76 over New Market 49 and Nishna Valley 49 over Sidney 45. Essex 73, Malvern 72, Farragut 65, Stantom 34, South Page 68, Hamburg 35.
The Nishna Valley News lists upcoming events at Nishna Valley School including freshman and sophomore basketball on February 2 at Carson Macedia, away games February 3 at New Market, and February 6 community club meeting at Henderson Center 7:30. Also noted are Feb 7 seventh grade party, Feb 9 board meeting, Feb 9 sectional wrestling at Lewis Central 6:20, a basketball coaches meeting at Essex 7:30 to select all conference teams, Feb 10 Hamburg game, Coburg Jr High at Nishna Valley, and repeat sectional wrestling at Lewis Central.
A new classification appears on the Nishna Valley high honor roll listing top students by grade bands. Seniors to freshmen are identified with A and B classifications and honorable mentions, naming individuals across classes from Virginia Angus to Beverly Aughe.
Principal Hart thanks Supt. Doubleday and the Nishna Valley School Board for hosting the 1967 tournament at the school. He lauds students, faculty, athletic mothers, band parents, scorekeepers, janitors, and donors, congratulates Farragut girls and Fremont-Mills boys on champions, and commends the Corner Conference Executive Committee for support and broad spectator turnout.
Future Nurses Association members met on January 26 with two absences. They planned a spring trip, dance, films, and recruitment ideas. Courteous conduct and personality traits were discussed. The nest meeting is set for February 9. interested health career seekers should contact Mrs. Lemonds or any member.
Nishna Valley students bowled at Gene's Lane in Red Oak switching from rubber balls and plastic pins. Events ran Jan 1 4 for Seventh Eighth grade Jan 28 for Juniors Seniors and Jan 35 for Freshmen Sophomores. Top girl and boy in each group win a free game with winners Mary Kudron Mike Jensen Kathy Paul Jay Barns Shirley Aughe and a tie Tom Crocker Dale Gage.
Students at NVILS and NVHLS faced mixed reactions on January 25 after report cards were released before final bell. Some expressed disappointment while others pledged to study harder next semester as teachers and students alike look to start the second term on a positive note.
Jim Johnson, senior, named Star of the Week by the Omaha World Herald. He averaged 21 points per game and stood out on defense as Nishra Valley Blackhawks reached the Corner Conference finals. Teurn Way to go team and best wishes for the rest of the season.
Linsea Johnson reports that the junior committees compete to raise the most money for the prom and senior trip. Fundraisers include candy sales and work days as they push toward the goal.
A school hawk highlights Clara Belle Von Nordstrand sophomore cheerleader for outstanding spirit and Virginia An guts senior for friendliness. It also credits Mr. Mercer science teacher and Mrs. Simpson for helpful conduct. Congratulations to those honored and ongoing encouragement to all students.
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