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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1963
Page
9
Photographer Bill Oliver will photograph all day on February 13. He will shoot all group pictures and most other annual photos. Junior high portraits are included. Mrs Ruth Salyers, the book sponsor, will release a time schedule later.
Jo Anne Wray reports sophomores in the MCHS area will select their class rings and crest on February 15 with a Jos ten's representative present. Juniors and seniors may also have ring adjustments during this period, as families anticipate the cost and choice.
Rose Turner and Carol Fleming earned spots on the GE School of Commerce Omaha mid quarter honor roll. Rose is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Turner of Malvern and Carol is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russ Fleming of Henderson.
At the Malvern Sidney basketball twin bill Friday Peru Tumblers from Peru State Teachers College will perform a half time fumble demonstration during the boys game. Directed by Jim Pilkington on the Peru college physical education staff the group previously impressed fans at a Peru dinner and game.
Flash announcement promotes Courtesy Week at MCHS from February 11 to 15. A king and queen of Courtesy will be chosen at week’s end. Watch your behavior and manners during the event.
Iowa Tests of Basic Skills were given to grades three through eight at MCHS. The biennial tests cover vocabulary language reader arithmetic and work-study skills. Results show each pupil’s knowledge in the tested areas and relative standing among classmates, with graphs marking areas needing improvement.
Darrell, employed at Pace Service station, drove to the lot and crashed into a sign standard, damaging the car’s front. He escaped serious injury but lost one tooth. Theron Mickelson hosted a Saturday birthday party for son Ricky turning six with friends Mike Alexander Roger Alexander Philip Tuelatt Perry Sinner and Ricky Jones attending.
The eighth graders topped the seventh in scholastic ability for both the semester and second nine weeks. Asterisked names mark both semester and nine week honors. Eighth grade honorees include Diane Allensworth and others. semester lists and nine weeks notes follow. A separate note mentions plans to attend trade school and an unrelated senior’s interests and favorites.
Nancy Lisle is highlighted as MCHS Senior of the Week. She majors in English Jit esata American problems and advanced math with Latin and physiology. Active in math club news staff annual staff and piano accompaniment she plays baritone in band and belongs to the National Honor Society. Nancy plans to attend the State University of Iowa to study secondary education.
A convivial, vital male centers this week as Ray mond Ponton known as Butch at MCHS is the life of the party. He takes five subjects including English literature American problems industrial arts algebra and bookkeeping excelling in science and vocational courses. He participates in mixed chorus double-mixed quartet drama club and basketball and enjoys carpentry work.
Nancy Lisle reports a local army recruiting officer will meet all senior boys on Tuesday February 12 at 3 30 to discuss military obligation and the selective service program and help them decide between army navy ROTC or college options.
Liberty correspondent reports on family visits and dinner gatherings across Henderson Malvern and nearby towns. Residents including Windle Stephens Do lan and Stotts share visits with relatives in Omaha Shenandoah Council Bluffs Pacific Junction and Silver City while weather eases with melting ice and snow.
Monday evening visitors with Mr and Mrs W C Stotts were in Red Oak afternoon to attend funeral services for their friend Ray Frink.
Oaks residents shared celebrations and hospital visits over the weekend. Gene Westerlund marked a birthday at Morton Mills with Mr and Mrs Robert Hicks and sons. In Omaha, Mr and Mrs Gary Honeyman visited a brother in hospital. Hamilton Lewin called on Guy Osborne, while Johnny Kisslar and family from Omaha visited Edwin Ambrose. Johnny Miku celebrated a birthday as Ralph and Ruby Viner visited Ruby Viner's parents, the DeBolts in Stanton.
Mr and Mrs Guy Osborn and Mr and Mrs L E Brammeier attended the pancaka supper at Henderson Saturday evening and visited in the Mrs Helen Winchester home and Mrs Grace Hlowen to see her new house. Mr and Mrs Lee Honeyman and Mr and Mrs Gary Honeyman visited Mrs Dennis Honeyman at the home of her parents in Shenando on Thursday evening.
Merrill Sowers United States Superintendent invites attendance at Sunday School 10 a.m Worship 11 a.m Choir practice Thursday evening Young People service first and third Sundays Sunday School attendance 76 Visitors 4 offering 11.07 choir hymn My Sins are all Blotted Out I Know scripture Galatians 2 4 19 21 Nean Baker speaker party February 13 evening farewell for Prank Oleson family to welcome new Olegon families moving to Jefferson
Karlene Davidson spent her semester vacation at home and returned to Cedar Falls on Monday. Marion Jones, student at Ames, was a Sunday visitor at the Carleton Davidson home. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Brimmeier were Sunday afternoon visitors in the Don Terry home in Missouri Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ambrose the John Stefford home. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Brimmeier were Monday evening visitors.
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