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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1966
Page
2
The article describes a variety of eglors and sizes ranging from black to pearl with reds greens and blues in several shades. Set sizes vary from petite miniatures to knucklebusters with prices differing accordingly. Vings will be delivered when school starts next fall.
A class of eleven girls in two cars, guided by Mrs. Cletz Salyers and Mrs. Charles Hanson, visited the Joslyn Memorial Art Museum in Omaha on February 8. They toured the Johnson Collection of contemporary American painting, viewed furniture and art displays, explored Orchard and Wilhem’s decorator rooms, bought a wooden vase for the department, and did some shopping, concluding the trip satisfied by the day’s instruction.
Members of the class of Lota ordered their class rings on February 9. Josten representative Mr Tiernan displayed five styles and the students voted to select the Continental style as the final design.
Mrs Alter begins a non credit Latin fundamentals course for four students Chelty Mort Cindy Messinger and the narrator. The sessions meet twice weekly to improve English by linking it to Latin roots.
Terry Jones, a sophomore and FRA member with home making and high marks, is among candidates chosen for state president of THA. She will attend the March 4 election convention with Mrs. Salyers while facing opponent Karen Gottsche of Hamburg. The fire squad nearly tested their skills last Wednesday.
Report from MCILS members witnessing the Malye Mire Tent action as a dismissal bell rang. Town residents helped until more firemen arrived. Nest prints a few student produced wisdom pieces about happiness and misery. Upcoming events include Velteretes, IM club meetings, courtesy week, and Student Council.
Duane Clay, senior at MCHS, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elton Clay of Mulvern, born April 7 1947, is active as sports editor of the Annual and Westminster Fellowship, and in the Presbyterian youth group. He plans to study business administration at NWMS Maryville, enjoys friendly school spirit, and favors college after graduation.
Jan Costello, a top MCHS senior, takes five subjects American Problems world literature home ec II physiology and French. She co edits the Annual assistant editor of news staff merit secretary of pep club and is active in mixed chorus FHA National Honor Society and forensics. Outside school she works at the Leader office teaches Sunday school and sings in the church choir.
A long column of social events, visits, dinners, and church activities from Malvern and nearby towns. Names include Wilsons, McGrews, Palmers, Eiswicks, Burgeins, and others. Attendance at weddings, anniversaries, and Valentine events is noted, with travel updates to Omaha, Glenwood, Red Oak, and California.
The Presbyterian Youth Fellowship profile highlights Jan Castello as an eighteen year old senior. Parents Mr and Mrs Charles Castello ensure she is punctual. Jan notes her pet peeve and desires more backbone from boys, praising MCHIS as a close knit family with little class rivalry. She plans to major in journalism at the University of Iowa next fall.
Male member of the class of 1966 Steve Clark aims to become a barber, the son of Mr and Mrs Marion Clark of Malvern. At 18 with a October 27 birthday he plans to study American problems world literature bookkeeping and senior science. Former PRA member, he dislikes stiff tests and heavy homework, and hopes to offer good cuts when licensed.
In the March 1084 Look magazine era, juniors and seniors at MCHS begin term papers. Juniors aim for eight to ten typed pages while seniors write ten to fifteen. Topics range from Parent Children Relationships to The War on Poverty, promising engaging work.
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