Malvern High School FHA elects Turner President
Malvern High School news notes report Rose Turner elected president of the Malvern Chapter of FHA at Friday’s meeting with installation planned in May. Other officers named include Kay Harshbarger vice president Janet Houser secretary treasurer Barbara Beasley reporter Susan Darrah music parliamentarian Pat Breeding projects Phyllis Stone membership Nancy Hasselquist historian Peggy Hunt. Jeanine Willard chosen district officer. Dan Lefgren, Malvern area student, will broadcast his original composition The Silver Tray from Town State University Ames origin on WOT Saturday at 4 15 p m based on a Mills County fair incident.
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Rosalie Tiwner
Malvern
FHA
Kay Harshbarger
Janet , Houser
Barbara Beasley
Susan Darrah
Pat Breeding
Phyllis Stone
Nancy Hasselquist
Peggy Hunt
Jeanine Willard
Dan Lefgren
Town State University
Ames
Mills County
Dan
Ellis Lefgren
Hastings
Malvern High School
Dissection Work in Biology Class
Peggy Hunt reports that a Biology 10 class taught by Mr. Zanders has two weeks of dissection work. Each student received a jar with seven specimens Earthworm clam starfish crayfish grasshopper frog and fish. So far students have dissected the earthworm clam starfish and crayfish. The class is split with study hall for preparation for the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Hunt
Zanders
Jr High Group Heads to Omaha for Symphony Concert
Malvern junior high students, more than 40, travel Sunday afternoon with instructors Mrs. Ruth Picker and Miss Nancy Gibson to attend the Omaha Symphony Orchestra family concert at the auditorium music hall in Omaha.
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Malvern
Omaha
Omaha Symphony Orchestra
Auditorum Music Hall
Ruth Picker
Nancy Gibson
Geometry Class to Construct Hats at MHS Event
Sophomore geometry students will design original hats using geometric construction. Hats will be worn between classes for a day, with a prize awarded for the best design.
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Jeanine Willard
World History Students to Write Term Papers
Janet House reports world history students have chosen topics for term papers on any history subject. Papers must be ten to five typewritten pages and are due at the end of the second six weeks, encouraging research and library use.
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Janet House
Malvern High School Student Council Roles and Activities
Malvern High School elects four juniors and seniors and three freshmen and sophomores to the Student Council. The body selects officers at the first meeting and serves through the year. Functions include voicing student concerns, supporting school activities, selling activity tickets, and organizing Homecoming events. This year they also back the World Clothing drive aiding needy people worldwide. Members gain leadership experience and lasting memories from service.
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Lara Beckwith
Malvern High School
World Clothing Drive
Karen Deitchler Named to ISU Honor Group
Karen Deitchler, a Malvern high school graduate, was chosen for membership in the Omicron chapter of Phi Upsilon Omicron at Iowa State University. Election reflects scholarship leadership and activity, with Karen serving as chaplain. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Marvin Deitchler of Hastings.
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Karen Deitehler
Malvern High School
Omicron
Phi Upsilon Omicron
Iowa State University
Karen
Marvin Deitchler
Hastings
Malvern Seniors to Take ACT Tests at Red Oak
Malvern seniors plan to take the ACT on Saturday February 46 at Red Oak High School. The ACT helps colleges assess admissions and scholarships and guides students in choosing an education path after graduation.
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MHS
Red Oak
Susan Darrah
Malvern
Justice Warns Severn Over False Checks in Glenwood
Justice Carl Remley sentenced Kelly Severn of Glenwood on February 15 for false drawing of checks. A $5 fine and costs plus a suspended 30 day sentence were imposed, with the suspension conditional on redeeming about $60 in checks.
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Carl Remley
Kelly Severn
Glenwood
Severn
Remley
What About Late Papers
Shirley Williams Haw argues late papers should be graded fairly when illness or valid excuses apply, but penalize papers handed in without a reasonable reason. The piece notes late submissions disrupt teachers and slow schedules, urging consistent grading to reflect earned work.
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Shirley Williams
Haw
Stalling Fair Play Debate In Malvern Sectional Games
Barbara Beasley weighs in on stalling in the Farragut Sidney sectional contests. She argues stall tactics by Malvern girls were deliberate but effective, calling it smart ball when timed well and not a last resort, while acknowledging nerves and public criticism.
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Barbara Beasley
Farragut
Sidney
Royal Malvern
Malvern Girls
Starling
Outstanding pep talk sparks fan bus to sectional game
Carol Jones praised for a pep talk before the Monday night sectional game. Her remarks energized the team and coach, drawing enthusiastic supporters. After her speech, enough students volunteered for a fan bus, which had not been planned due to prior disinterest.
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Claudette Weoten
Carol Jones
Carol
Bus Transportation for Malvern Students to Contests
Shirley Williams argues Malvern Community School should provide buses for both high and junior high students to attend athletic contests. She notes junior high students are often left out when only one bus is used and urges more buses to support the cheer section and school teams at sectional and district tournaments.
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Shirley Williams
Malvern Community School
MHS Classes View Red Cross Blood Bank Film
Penny Mason and Phyllis Stony report M H S students in physical biology and senior science watched a Red Cross Blood Bank film and heard a lecture by Mrs. Kenneth Evans about the life saving impact of blood donation. She noted donations assist in emergencies and before surgery and that donors aged 19 to 59 are eligible. Pamphlets with more information were distributed. The bloodmobile will be in Malvern March 1. Will you donate to save a life.
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Penny Mason
Phyllis Stony
M.H.S
Red Cross
Kenneth Evans
Mills County bids sought for construction work March 7 1961
Public notice announces sealed bids to be received by the Mills County Auditor in Glenwood Iowa for various construction items. bidder must file a solvent Iowa bank certified check with proposal and sign contracts within fifteen days after bid acceptance. Plans and forms available at the County Auditor. proposals must be on provided forms and may be rejected or bids rejected. Also notes bounties rules for non residents and residency verification requirements. Glenn L Johnson County Auditor.
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Mills County
Glenwood
Iowa
Board of Supervisors of
Glenn L. Johnson
Perfect 4.0 Grade Marks for Marilyn
Marilyn Henderson of Malvern, Simpson College senior, earned Dean's List honors for the first semester with a perfect 4.0 GPA while carrying 15 hours or more. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Wender son of Malvern. NEW MEMORIAL BOOKS AT M HLS donated by the freakman and sophomore classes fund 14 library volumes at M H S spanning science fiction, fiction, and nonfiction for all readers.
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Marilyn Henderson
Malvern
Simpson College
Miss Henderson
Kenneth. Wender~rson
M.hls
Nancy Liste
John Willard
M.H.S
Home Ec Gals to See Demonstration
Sheri Reenfeld reports a Friday february 24 event where Extension Family Living, Home Nursing and First Aid Clinic present First Aid demonstrations at the Malvern Community Building from 2 to 4 pm. Mouth to mouth rescue breathing shown. Mrs. Cleta Salyers will accompany the Home Economics I and II girls and any other girls interested.
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Sheri Reenfeld
Malvern
Cleta Salyers
Home Economics
J and II
Anty
Spiker Produce paints four trucks for color scheme
Readable text describes Spiker Produce trucks being repainted this week by a Supersweet Feed Co. crew from 1fiphos. The line mentions the brightest fire engine color scheme as a guiding description for the work.
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Thsis
Best
Spiker
1Fi- Phos
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