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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1934

Page

7

Public speaking and storms thread local tales

The piece recounts Betty Swain surviving a dangerous pool incident with help from a companion as a dramatic public scene ends with a romantic rescue. Lewis Storey shares a thunderstorm story on the open highway leading to misfortune. Phyllis experiences a tire blowout in rain. Jane Fletcher contracts yellow jaundice, with classmates expressing concern and wishing her a swift recovery.

Betty Swain Batty Lewis Storey Lewis Phyllis Jane Fletcher Chinea Jane

Examination Questions and Grading Attitudes

A student voices frustration at exam creation and perceived teaching methods. The author critiques the length and breadth of a weekly exam, arguing memorization over understanding and questioning how a teacher can forget so much in composing questions.

Normal Trainers Assist Grade Teachers with Work

Normal trainers join grade teachers to share workload, adding a musical course to the schedule. Girls eagerly help each teacher, sometimes leading classes, as junior and high school staff weigh burdens and potential reforms.

Gart Reserves Pies The Este Temtra Machina Week

Gar t reserves pies as the est temtra machina week will be fed by Mariott De Val. Meeting focuses on Valentine’s Day events with large attendance and planned features. Attendants discuss special material tied to a death related to Valentine books.

Mariott de Val

Pep Meeting Sparks Malvern Tournament Spirit

A pep meeting boosted Malvern High enthusiasm ahead of the tournament. Coach Paul Herts warned students against booing visiting teams and urged full attendance. Yell leaders Jean Davis and Malcolm Juelke led an energetic rally as the scorekeeper’s vigilance wavered nearby.

Snécens Yelis Ware Malvern Fiat Gabe Paul Herts Athletic Association Acore Jean Davis Malcolm Juelke

Observances of an Observer at the High School

A school notes torn south side window shade at the high school assembly and names students Freda Brenning Peggy Scott and others. A suggestion urges funding replacement, while the note laments the dangling curtains and the need for action.

Freda Brenning Peggy Scott Beniors Bidlter

Sophomore News Semester Ends Amid Frustration

Students express relief at exams over though some feel the tests were unfair and teachers did not ask questions. Pupils say they studied hard and now must resume second semester work despite spring feeling nearby.

Grades to Give Operetta Glee Club Aims for Own Show

The girls' glee club are working on a contest and seeking permission to attend. After the school operetta, Miss Ganhoy urged for an operetta of their own. Their wish has been granted and they are now practicing hard for an operetta.

Glee Club Ganhoy

First Grade Work Across Grades and Decorated Hall

An incomplete note outlines early classroom tasks and activities amid a school day. It mentions first grade work, counting or decorating, and a sense of routine. Names and places are unclear, but the fragment hints at a basic education setting with student tasks.

Freakman News Update on Exams and School News

A quirky report notes Miss Hediatkio and Miss Rid die’e lane queuing for study, while Algebra II and Latin classes linger. Senior girls in economics ponder famous inventors and a cited game against Grenwood leaves readers hoping for better luck next time.

Hediatkio Enetica Kathryn Abbott Spear Ketenes Close Grenwood

Gossip column details and campus gossip resurfaced

A fragmented campus gossip column describes a Sunday sighting of a freshman girl with a blonde admirer and a dispute between Horble and the girl. It hints at a reconciliation after a quarrel and mentions two dark haired students, a junior and a cookie, hosting a college guest for dinner amid an odd, lively table game.

Horble

Fifth Grade Fractions and Geography Unit Notes

Fifth grade students begin studying fractions with board work and figure drawing. Hygiene and skin care topics are taught under clean health habits. Europe maps and travel magazines support a six weeks geography unit. Morning history tests show many perfect scores. Mia, Barkug and Betty Plumb visited Wednesday.

Europe Mia, Barkug Betty Plumb

Sixth Grade Card Day Echoes with Mixed School Hums

Sixth grade students Shouta Teara and Hon crow out in noisy cheer as cards are handed, marking the milestone with smiles and small groans about early A targets. Teachers note Mary Brower absent for the day.

Shouta Teara Sallaface Hon Crowitty Mary Brower

Seventh Grade Examinations Report Cards and School Race

Seventh grade exams are over and report cards issued amid mixed feelings. Students practice for a spelling race led by captains Doris Ireland and Clayton Herte. A penny-ante prize moves a car one mile per hundred points. The trip runs from New York to San Francisco. On Thursday English students gave talks on an American history event. Wednesday was necktie day at a janfer high. students wish necktie days could continue through year end.

Bome Apelling Doris Ireland Clayton Herte Atda New York San Francisco Janfer

Eighth Grade Studies Circles and Civil War Era

Eighth graders begin geometry with circles and enjoy circle drawing while practicing area challenges. They pursue awards for progress and certificates as penmanship work continues. History covers post Civil War topics and civics soon. Mr Hertz struggles with a phrase about phenylthiocarb?

Fourth Grade Pupils Excel in Spelling and Math Worries

Fourth grade lists 14 students with 100 percent spelling marks led by George Talbott and William Trner. Arithmetic remains a worry as students learn multiplication and prepare to study dilution in upcoming lessons.

George Talbott William Trner Malcolm Brogdill John Mile Ikan Billy Walker Malcolm Campbell Genevieve Kelso Everlyn Gray Anna Mary Frasier Betty Knight Babs Randerson Sylvia Bmuth Bhitlay Bacon

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