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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1966
Page
10
NY boys basketball team held a dance and bingo after the game to raise funds for a trip to Des Moines for the state tournament. They sold beef tickets for donations and plan additional fundraising efforts.
Guidance teacher Mr. Burk distributes 10 choice forms for next year’s subjects. Freshmen must take English I Biology and Physical Ed with electives including Algebra I Art I Gen Math Home Ec I Spanish I and Shop I. Sophomores need English II World History Physical Science and Physical Ed with electives such as Art I Geometry Home Ec I Shop II Spanish III World Geography and Economics. Junior requirements include English III American History and Physical Ed with electives like Algebra II Art VI Chemistry Home Ec II Shop II Auto Mechanics Shorthand Spanish II Typing I World Senior: English IV Government Senior Problems and Physical Ed with various electives.
The notice lists a series of events for February including principals meetings at E Corner Conference, high school and school board gatherings, a Henderson Community Club event, a New York basketball game, girls sectional basketball in Sidney, and an Air Force aptitude test session. It notes times such as 7 PM and 7 and 8:30 for various activities and highlights dates like February 9 10 and 15.
This week's honored senior Susan Smiley, a 17 year old with brown hair and brown eyes, majors in English literature American government guidance and art. She keeps busy with speech softball basketball track and student librarian duties. She participates in 4-H clubs and county teen activities and loves blue pizza and the musical South Pacific.
All American history students study a three week unit on the United Nations and its organization membership and purpose. The unit aims to deepen understanding of world power and security efforts and the UN's role in global affairs.
General Motors donated an Oldsmobile V-8 engine along with tools to Nishna Valley High School for classroom use. Doubleday, the superintendent, accepted the gift from H. J. Oldsmobile Division in Omaha. GM’s education program includes scholarships and grants, reflecting a long history of support to high schools and colleges. Ralph Pierce leads the automotive program at Nishna Valley.
Nishna Valley is among schools at the sectional wrestling tournament in Lewis Central on February 9 and 10. Other participants include Lewis Central, ISD, Farragut, Carson-Macedonia, Glenwood, West Harrison and Underwood. First and second place in each class advance to districts.
Mr. Robinson visited the social studies department this week as the school notes a lively week of dances, games, and bingo for elders and younger students. Congratulations to the basketball team. Ticket sales for a 1961 Rambler car at the annual March 17 fun night support a football scoreboard for Blackhawk field. School spirit is high as sectional time approaches.
The Henderson Lions Club raised funds for a football scoreboard by auctioning a donated car. Tickets at $1 were sold at the last Friday game. proceeds support the project with the winner to be announced on March 17.
Twenty four students from NV attend practice sessions as they work on gestures and diction for the district speech contest set for February 26 at Red Oak. The program includes more than just speaking, with focus on presentation and confidence amid a crowded field.
The piece discusses a nation in construction with pivotal men such as Paine, Henry, and Washington. It notes how their ideas and leadership shaped war efforts and influenced the course of history.
Junior High students discuss vocabulary gains and reading progress in language arts. A bulletin board topic asks who is your Valentine as classmates share old pictures, prompting laughs and memories. Girls enjoy square dancing, folk and mixers, including La Raspa, in physical education class.
Strahan Mrs and Mede y Schmidye respond ent at Strahan Methodist Church. John A Lippincott pastor Norval Lowe. Divine Worship at 9:30 and 10:30 Sunday School. Mr and Mrs Eamett Gipe attended a Saturday wedding at First Presbyterian Church in Council Whos. The bride is daughter of Orville Turner of Avora. Gipe took wedding photos. Mrs Joe Hathaway in Ames Friday with son Paul for Agronomy Memorial Union at Iowa State University. Pant is vice president of the Agronomy Club and recognized as a club member helping plan program. Guest speaker Dr Wayne Scholes spent three years in Guy developing soil survey and test program. Lillian Irvin and Eric Johnson, Northwest Missouri State College students, visited Melvin Irvin home. Mr and Mrs Everatt Gipe attended annual Connell Bluffs Artist Association banquet at Ut Club Tuesday evening.
The column lists numerous local social visits and weekend activities. Jared Woodhill and sister joined Quida Wookey and Helen af new Emerson for The Sound of Music at Omaha Dundee Theater. The Dean Sayers family traveled to Sedalia Missouri to visit relatives, with Lena Musnie of Circle Montana joining. Additional gatherings include visits by Zeng Bass to Lyle Coddington in Stan dolph for Mrs. Coddington's birthday, Rose Vinzelton in Hastings, Fay Morrical with Mildred Ballinger in Mian Borg, Raymond Vanes in Grenwood, Lynn Costele family with Don Thompson near Eliot, and Gilbert McCain with Millie Faste in Bayes.
The WSCS met at the Methodist Church with Rev. Tol Lippincott and Mrs. Sayers noted in attendance. Numerous families and visitors dropped by for study sessions, fellowship meals, and Sunday gatherings at homes in Glenwood, Dinwha, and nearby towns, with names including the Angus, Kayton, Hathaway, Jordan, and Gipe families, among others.
Irregular list of visits and greetings from Malvern Iowa residents with relatives in Red Oak Hamburg Emerson Glenwood and Nebraska City. Mentions of nursing hospital stays and grandson Joe Conrad in Jacksonville Florida. Weather notes indicate cloudy skies rain showers and mild temperatures forecasting early spring.
Ingraham 4-H members entertained their fathers with a chili and oyster supper on January 6. Installation of new officers followed, with Dale Maicum as president and Jim McCollester as vice president and secretary treasurer DeWayne Franke, Ann Bolte as reporter. New leaders for the year are Donald Burgoin and Kelly Bolte. Junior reader Jim McCollester began with Animal Nutrition. The Pep py Pixies club met January 17 at Debbie Largent’s at 7 p.m. Roll call was New Food I’m Going to Taste. Ves Jean Hutson demonstrated How to Best Food and Stir. Kathy Grindie spoke on Cooking Safety. Debbie Largent on Cooking Ferms We Need to Know. Refreshments followed. Connie Goud, reporter.
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