FHA Names Diane Hopp as President
Diane Hopp was named president when the Malvern high FHA chapter held their election last Friday. Also named were Cindy Adams vice president Gerry Turner secretary-treasurer Sharon Turner recreation chairman Sheila Ballinger public relations Cathy Smith parliamentarian Linda McMillen project chair Sharon Leipold historian Sandra Ways district officer and Marsha Deitchler music chair. The officers will be installed at the annual style show in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Hopp
Malvern High Fha
Cindy Adams
Gerry Turner
Sec’y-Treas
Sharon Turner
Sheila Ballinger
Cathy Smith
Linda McMillen
Project Chmn
Sharon Leipold
Sandra Ways
Marsha Deitchler
MCHS Senior of the Week Profiles Philip and Linda Dashner
Philip Dashner son of Mr and Mrs Junior Dashner of Malvern is the MCHS Senior of the Week. He has attended Malvern schools since middle school and has few activities due to study focus. Linda Hatfield daughter of Mr and Mrs Everett Hatfield is our Senior Girl of the Week, a four year cheerleader and Letterette member with interests in basketball football and FHA.
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Philip Dashner
Junior Dashner
Malvern
MCHS
Philip
Malvern School
Phil
Photo Club
Linda
Everett Hatfield
FHA
Ike
World Historians Post Current Event News
Bonnie Spiker reports on a student project where Mr Krambeck’s world history relays curate a current events bulletin board. A student committee uses newspaper clippings and magazine articles to connect today’s world affairs with history and to raise awareness of U S and international events.
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World Historians
Bonnie Spiker
Krambeck
United States
FHA Members Sell Cookbooks as Project By Chelly Mort
Malvern Chapter of FHA sponsors annual sale of cookbooks with recipes from home economics teachers nationwide. This year salad recipes predominate though meat and dessert books are available. Priced at 2.95 dollars. Contact an FHA member if interested.
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FHA
Chelly Mort
Malvern
Linda Plans Future After Graduation at MCHS Prom
Linda outlines post graduation goals including secretary or bookkeeper work. May morning events and a senior prom are noted as many students and teachers at MCHS cheer Linda on with best wishes.
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Linda
MCHS
Eight Entries in Dist Speech Test at Shenandoah
MCHS will be well represented this Saturday at the district speech contest at Shenandoah. Contestants include Chelly Mort in original oration and interpretive poetry, Suellen Dashner in interpretive poetry, Linda McMillen, Vicky Glynn and Cindy Adams in humorous, Carol Wortman, Diane Allensworth and Kathy Glynn in dramatic. All coached by Mrs. Krambeck.
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MCHS
Shenandoah
Chelly Mort
Suellen Dashner
Linda McMillen
Vicky Glynn
Cindy Adams
Carol Wortman
Diane Allensworth
Kathy Glynn
Krambeck
Sophomores Choose Class Rings At MCHS
Last Friday the sophomores of MCHS chose their class rings. A Josten dealer displayed samples and explained merits of each style. The class selected Continental as the ring design, with students fitted for sizes and color sets. Rings will be delivered when school opens next fall.
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MCHS
New Pins For FHA Highlight Future Homemakers of America
A lively note describes new FHA pins for the Future Homemakers of America. They come in sterling silver and gold priced at $1.25 and $1.70 respectively. Each pin features a house and hands, with the president Lois Clay’s pin showing a gavel guard. It encourages every member to obtain one.
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Chelly Mort
America
Lois Clay
Problems Students to Play Market
Mr Nothem’s American problems class runs a two week stock market experiment starting February 5. Twenty seven students each receive imaginary $100 to invest, aiming to maximize gains for the best weekly grade while some use buy low sell high systems.
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Nothem
Emerson MRS. E. T. SAWYERS Correspondent aspen
Mr and Mrs Edward Lee Shook of Shenandoah are the parents of a daughter born February 13. She weighed six pounds two ounces. Darrell Cooper and Michael Maher left by car Friday for a trip to California.
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Edward Lee Shook
Shenandoah
Darrell Cooper
Michael Maher
California
Junior Auxiliary hears talk on Americanism
The American Legion Junior Auxiliary met at the hall February 17 with vice president Connie Edie presiding and Mrs James Cheney in charge A talk on Americanism was given by Mrs Vernon Johnson followed by singing led by pianist Mrs Hebe Edie The draw for the door prize went to Connie Edie Visitors included Mrs Dean Mitchell and Mrs R Grinstead and small daughter Refreshments were served by Beverly Osborn and Nancy Mitchell The group made bookmarks sent to bed patients at Malvern home in March Easter nut cups will be prepared for residents there
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American Legion Junior Auxiliary
Connie Edie
James Cheney
Vernon Johnson
Hebe Edie
Land
Iowa
Malvern
Dean Mitchell
R. Grinstead
Beverly Osborn
Nancy Mitchel
Valentine Display at Aux Meeting
The American Legion Auxiliary met at the Legion hall on Friday afternoon. Valentines on display and members' contributions featured. Evelyn Lake presided Ruth Greenwood secretary. A $1 pledge to place Pledge Card project materials in hotels was approved. A Business Peoples supper was planned for March 11 with a named committee. Hebe Edie won a door prize. Hazel Wax and committee served lunch. Local families and visitors were noted in the day’s social round.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Evelyn Lake
Ruth Greenwood
American Legion and Auxiliary
Nettie Johnson
Hebe Edie
Hazel Wax
Mission Study Complete At Methodist Group Meeting
The last Meth odist Study Group met at the par sonage Sunday evening with La Verne Carson in charge of the lesson from The Mission of the Church. Film strics added to the study and refreshments followed. Happy Birthday was sung to Mrs. Amoz Smith marking her celebration.
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LaVerne Carson
Amoz Smith
Cubs Honored At Blue and Gold Banquet February 13
The Emerson Pack No 79 held its monthly meeting and a Blue and Gold banquet at the booster station community building. Awards were presented to many scouts including Doug Bristow, Patrick Crocker, William McGrew, Darrell Fender, Jim Bass, Kyle Johnson, Warren Sayers, Greg Johnson, Doug Pierson, Doug Christiansen, John Sayers, Dennis Crafton, David Bristow, Walter Angus, Ronald Bowen, Clinton Gravett, and Den mothers received certificates. A program on Scout history and a tour of the station were included. Lowell Patrick was reported to have entered the Veterans hospital in Omaha.
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Emerson
Booster Station
Charles’ Craig
Scout Counsel
Eugene King
Emerson Boy Scouts
den Four
Douglas Bristow
Patrick Crocker
William McGrew
Darrell Fender
Jim Bass
Kyle Johnson
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Jan Costello
By Chelly Mort
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Aux
Don Eastwood
Carrie Withrow
Ada
Cliemax
Joe Allen
James Willis
Omaha
Arethur Ellis
Ansil Griggs
Briggs
A. F. Smith
Cubs
Bill Kirkpatrick
He Natural Gas Pipeline Co
Lowell Patrick
Veterans Hospital
National F.F.A
Malvern F.F.A
Farmers of America
Fremont-Mills
Malvern Trust & Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Big Chief
Running Deere
Reeding
John Deere Dealers
Malvern, IA
Ferguson
John Deere
IHC
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