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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1964
Page
4
CHS sophomores prepare for the Jos ing Co. representative arrival on Feb. 1 to choose ring style and size. Photo Club at MCHS will meet Feb. 18 and urges student attendance.
Mrs Cleta Sal yers leads a home eco class of four on a field trip to Omaha next Wednesday to Joslyn Art Museum and Orchard Wilhelm. Students, studying furniture and color schemes, will tour the Orchard store model home and view recent painter works at Joslyn. They depart from the high school at 8 30 a m and return around p m by car.
The regular schedule was halted Friday February 7 for the Annual Star. BI Oliver of Delmar advised on layouts and urged staff to plan ahead with yearly picture ideas. Staff used Wednesday to map plans and shoot most portraits, with students assembled at the Community building in morning and smaller groups photographed in the afternoon.
The junior class will serve the annual dinner sponsored by the Malvern Volunteer Fire Dept. on Feb. 20 at 7 p.m. Firemen and their wives are invited. A program will be presented by Mrs. Krambeck, music instructor at MCS, including a vocal music selection and a dramatic reading.
Doug Dashner, son of Mr and Mrs Max Dashner of Malvern, is this week’s MCHS senior. He is 17 with 13 years at Malvern, focuses on four subjects, maintains above B average, and earned National Honor Society membership. He plays in band, was in FFA, active in M club, fire squad assistant chief, class officer, and on Student Council. He played football basketball baseball, captained football junior year and this year, and tried track freshman year. He plans to major in agriculture or business at Iowa State University.
John Hays, son of Mr and Mrs William Hays, is featured as this week’s MCHS senior. A four year Malvern student, he maintains high grades, joins National Honor Society, and leads as Student Council president. He participates in Drama club fire squad FFA and mixed chorus while enjoying football basketball and track as a fan and participant. He aims to major in business or engineering and credits MCHS with a strong community.
The MCHS Math and Science Club met Tuesday to address member problems and plan the science fair, expected in March or April. Mr. Honian demonstrated his work.
Emerson and Volney Eyvane of Burlington visited here with J L Evans family. Donald Evans of Garter Lake celebrated a birthday. Beverly Carson left a Denver beauty shop to become an air line stewardess with training in Los Angeles then Western Airlines. Funeral of Guy Onster noted. Mrs Dewey Ferguson’s father hospital burn infection update. Martha Circle Methodist group to meet. Former Champion Hill polo star Pustoy injured mentioned. Local prize winners at Jack's grocery listed with cash and watch prizes.
Sandra Hayes gathered rocks while Warren Hall demonstrated an experiment and Greg Schultz showcased a two transistor sun powered radio. After a business meeting the group moved to the Lab to continue work on the radio.
At Malvern Community High pupils show interest in music, with 27 enrolled in music appreciation last semester. In addition, about 60 in mixed chorus and 20 in private voice under Mrs. Richard Krambeck.
Floyd Hillyer and Rosa Bryanti helped with carpentry at the Hillyer home on Monday. The Walker and Bruce families from Red Oak visited Myrtle Walker Thursday evening. George Curtises hosted a party Saturday night with George Curtis Jr. and Vic Norton of Red Oak attending along with Kenneth Grindie, Robert Blunt of Hastings, Roy Davis of Randolph, Ross Bryant of Imogene, and Ralph Briley. High score prizes went to Mrs. Blunt and Ross Bryant. low score prizes to Mrs. Briley and Mr. Blunt.
Funeral services for Laura Bella Shapcott 86 held Feb 11 at Nelson chapel Red Oak with Rev Charles Sibley in charge. She died Sunday at Highland Acres Red Oak. Survived by three sons William Wayne Calvin. two daughters Mia Olie Lindner Grace Pattick. five grandchildren ten great grandchildren. two brothers Warren Clites Willard Clites. one sister Edna Carlson. Burial Evergreen Cemetery Red Oak.
A Surprise Valentine party was held for Sandra Barnes, pianist for the Junior Department of the Methodist Sunday school, hosted by Mrs. Gerald Pierson and the Junior Department. Guests included Mrs. Cacilla Wax, Mrs. John Harts, Mrs. Hebe r Holie, and Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Russell. Mrs. H A Decker visited. Mrs. G C Wilhelm at Glenwood Tuesday.
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