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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1967
Page
5
A junior class survey lists many ideas of happiness from free time and friendship to money and dating. Items mention dreams like prom, late sleeping, and cars, alongside simple joys such as meals, books, and staying out late. The piece ends with well wishes to Linnea Jobson, Barbara Smiley, and Baiter, and a note about moving the baseball field to school.
Senior Charlie Paul, son of Mr and Mrs Harry E Paul of Henderson, excels in English Literature Bookkeeping Government Economics and Physics and participates in football wrestling and baseball. He enjoys Paul Newman Eric Sommety titles and the River Texas story. He admires Mustangs and dislikes traitors in his circle.
NV cheerleaders sponsor a Computer Dance for Friday February 7. Students wishing to attend must fill out a form for computer usage. The event notes that computers will influence dating and social dynamics among attendees.
Senior classes will tour the capitol area including the legislature in session. Representative Bill Harbor of Henderson will host. The group will tour historical museums near the capitol and return with a better understanding of how laws are made.
A Nis hna Valley High School notes new instruments for the band, listed as altonums and altoclari nets, alongside a calendar of events. Upcoming activities include basketball games, a Des Moines trip for juniors and seniors, a dance sponsored by cheerleaders, and a district speech contest.
On February 6 a surprise after school party honored Sen. Lewis Doubleday at Nishna Valley. Over 40 teachers and secretaries from three centers attended. He received a gift certificate to Howard's Sporting Goods in Shenandoah and a three layer birthday cake. They enjoyed cake, lunch, coffee, and an afternoon of fun.
Sunday visits spread through Malvern Shenandoah Clarinda and Omaha as the Costello Blunt Crawford and Grindle families plus friends celebrated birthdays and anniversaries. Guests included Mrs Bertha Talbot Florence Gee Louetta Maios and Goldie Grindle with multiple couples sharing meals and theater outings.
The yearbook staff led by editor Joan Lindburg completed the 1956 87 yearbook last Friday. The final copy was sent to the publisher and yearbooks will be distributed in spring, promising a bigger and better edition for NV students.
Betsy Paul lists Verla Wilber Clara Van Nordstrand Colleen Exceen and Mrs Thorson among this week’s Hawk honors. Verla is praised for finishing what she starts and her pep. Clare and Coleen are recognized for leading cheering and rallying fans at games. Mrs Thorson supports the team at games and encourages others to yell. The Hawk is Watching You.
Saturday rain and near freezing temps disrupted activities. Reports from Hamburg and Shenandoah list hospital visits, weddings, anniversaries, and social gatherings at churches, clubs, and meals. Local families, including Grindle, Bayes, and Gipe clans, share travels, surgeries, and celebrations across Des Moines Valley towns.
Debra Bayes and Mardene Morrical hosted a Valentine themed gathering with a red white flower arrangement, red punch, and open faced sandwiches. Mothers received red carnation corsages as Marden Morrical plans move away. Luin Nimmi from Nebraska visited Fay Merrical family. Wayne Andersons from Des Moines visited Stanton and Red Oak for a 40th wedding anniversary celebration at the Gold Crown Inn.
Mrs. Robert Christensen and Mrs. Mark Jolson co hosted the February Garden Club gathering at the Johnson home. Attendees from Malvern included Mines Cate Meyer Floyd Bow en and daughter Harold Motrical Dean Sayers and Seanna George Williams Kermit Hillyer Henry Nims and Mrs. Nina Crouse and Mrs. Bertha Angus. The group learned about a garden vegetable and shared a recipe. Refreshments featured English Toffee dessert with peppermint ice cream coffee and mints. The March meeting will be with Mrs. Map Wederquist in Malvern.
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