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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1971
Page
13
MCHS Declam members prepare for the District Speech Contest in Atlantic on February 26 and 27 under coach Miss Van Seyoc. They also attend the Speech Festival at Sidney on February 20 for feedback from various teachers.
Chantry Pantry hosts charts and drawings as the class studies the solar system amid Apollo 14 and a lunar eclipse. English choral reading and poetry follow. February 12 marked a Valentine party with valentines, refreshments, and games. Full attendance resumes after chicken pox absences.
Mr Chown's bookkeeping class visited Mansfield's Inc on Monday February 8 to view their system. They saw the bookkeeping machine and old records and found the tour interesting. The class thanked Mr Mansfield for the demonstration.
A compact poem by Lora Pearce reflecting chaotic school moments from a half dressed fire drill to wrong assignments and crowded lunches. The narrator endures pushups in gym faces mid run stairs and a home ec food mishap while English class writes poetry.
Diana Goldsberry reports Malvern lacks a fallout shelter making civil defense lessons crucial for student protection in nuclear age. Senior classes will review Department of Civil Defense films and guidance on shelter locations, staying duration, supplies, and community evacuation options. The program emphasizes personal safety planning and response steps.
Malvern’s Miss Pat Van Seyoc balances three English classes two speech classes and directs the MC HS theatre productions. She sponsors Drama Club News Staff and shares Sophomore class sponsorship while pursuing a strong theatre background from Fremont Mills and Nebraska Wesleyan. Her goal is to elevate Malvern’s speech and drama to make the school and community proud following Camelot.
The National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test was given to juniors on Tuesday February 16. The 2 hour 10 minute exam costs 1.25 and measures ability with learned knowledge across four areas including English usage math usage social studies word usage and reading comprehension. Results and interpretation handbook arrive in May to help students identify their best study areas and eligibility for scholarships.
A reader notes Suz will be attending college next year with wishes of luck from the community. The message encourages support and goodwill for Suz.
Mrs Vernon Adjan and AN Gar Seto from Meridian Mississippi visited in Ralston and Omaha to celebrate Mr and Mrs Blackman and Navy men, with several family evenings. Local gatherings included birthdays, dinners, and hospital visits as friends and relatives from Glenwood, Hastings, Tekamah, and Carroll joined in weekend social events. Weather notes close the item with a forecast of cooler days and longer evenings.
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