Aunt Drusilla's Garden operetta to be staged March 14
The third to sixth grades are preparing the operetta Aunt Drusilla's Garden to be presented at the Community building on March 14 under Miss Kopp. Principal characters include Aunt Drusilla Rog era and Hose Marie Fickel among others, with the rhythm hand from the first and second grades to perform that night. Neighboring events note Malvern games on Feb 25 and 28, and anniversaries mark Max Boles and Velma Chamberlain.
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Drusilla
Miss Kopp
Drusilla Rogera
Hose Marie Fickel
Prudence Rogers
Armina Eliison
Nelda Alvenia Podger
Marlene Johnson
Pat
Kenneth Juelke
Bob
Danny Shore
Tad
Freddie Robirds
Tiny Little
Lola Gearhart
Malvern
Henderson
Tabor
Maxine Boyer
Dale Dyke
Omaha
M.hls
Pew Farm
Max Boles
Velma Chamberlain
Cast Chosen for Senior Play at Community Building
The senior class play Attorney for the Defense by Hafer was chosen this week under director Miss Woods. Cast includes Hmmy Carlyle as attorney for the defense John Imber as Judge Carlyle Gene Jackson Joseph Hampden Martin Nelson Jackson Multen Ronald Scales Mark Nelson Beth Winters Paul Plumb Freddie Warren Lee Board Dorothy Hampden Shirley Walker Carolyn Boehner Allie Traynor Dorothy Cook Elsie Bird and Isabelle Bird. The dramatic production with light comedy and mystery will be presented March 21 at the Community building.
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Hafer
Hmmy Carlyle
John Imber
Judge Carlyle
Gene Jackson
Joseph Hampden
The
Carlyles
Martin Nelson
Jackson Multen
Mullen
Ronald Scales
Mark Nelson
Beth Winters
Paula Plumb
Freddie Warren
Carlyles, Lee Board
Dorothy Hampden
Jseph Hampden
Shirley Walker
Carolyn Boehner
Allie Traynor
Dorothy Cook
Elsie
Carlyle
Isabelle Bird
School Subjects and Correspondents Listed for The Leader
The Leader lists courses such as Arithmetic with aliquot concepts, Algebra I on fractions and common denominators, Emerson and Goldsmith literature, public speaking on debates plays and poems, physics experiments with telegraph and electric bell, and typing accuracy games. Fifteen correspondents contribute to the report.
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Emerson
Oliver Goldsmith
All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy revisited
This reminiscent school column blends chatter on exams filibustering humor and senior year gifts. It notes classroom antics from Mr Pyke in biology to Mr Dyke on alcohol uses and a playful collection of senior song titles. The piece ends with a revised adage celebrating a balance of work and play.
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Jack
M.H.S
Spelling Contest Held Friday in Malvern
The state spelling contest began Friday afternoon with a 40 minute spell down in the junior high assembly for grades six through eight. Contestants included Rose Marie Fickel Richard Elliott Shirley Platt Frieda Hall from six grade Norma Clem Dallas Perkina Danny Zandera Rich ard Smith from seven and Louise Hedlund Bob Plummer Jean Clem Iva Jackson for eight. Winners were Louise Hedlund and Bob Plummer who will represent Malvern at the county contest in March.
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Rose Marie Fickel
Richard Elliott
Shirley Platt
Frieda Hall
Norma Clem
Dallas Perkina
Danny Zandera
Richard Smith
Louise Hedlund
Bob Plummer
Jean Clem
Iva Jackson
Malvern
Home Ec Girls Explore Desserts in Freshman Class
Freshman home economics students study desserts and their places in menus. They learn heavy and light dishes suit different courses and plan menus around cakes frozen desserts and puddings. They note one dish meals save time money and fuel.
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Home Ec
Senior Parade Leaders Mix of Activities at MHS
John Imbert and Betty Haden lead the senior class with strong involvement in baseball glee club chorus and news staff. Betty blends activities including Girl Reserves operetta and reading while aiming to be a beauty operator. A sixth grade health lesson yields a printed poem about germs and corpuscles titled One Germ Said to Another by Frieda Hall.
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John Imbert
M.H.E
Defiance
Ind
Bob Hope
Glen Miller
Jaty
John
Betty Haden
MHS
Bette Davis
Betty
Paul Plumb
Clags
Glen
Fibber McGee
Tammy Bursey
Judy Garland
Frieda Hall
Russell
East Liberty farewell party for Mayberry family moves to farm
A large group gathered Friday at Mr and Mrs Joe Mayberrys home for a farewell party before the Mayberrys relocate to a farm near Macedonia. Attendees shared games visits and doughnuts and coffee as they bid them good luck in their new home.
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Mayberry
Mr. and
Mes
Joe Mayberry and
Macedonia
BR. J. Henderson
Jamesry awards announced for Enmairtchess staff
The Jamesry awards honored Enmairtchess staff for work last month. Winners received two theater tickets: Pegey McCormick for a mixed chorus party story. John Imber for an editorial on conduct. Agnes Menschel and Betty Haden for New Years Resolutions. Bette Hatfield, Golde Cozad, and Betty Low Barkus for The Dust Pan. Roberta Moore named most reliable staff member and got two tickets.
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Jamesry
Enmairtchess
Pegey McCormick
John Imber
Aehnul
Agnes Menschel
Betty Haden
New Years
Bette Hatfield
Golde Cozad
Betty Low Barkus
Roberta Moore
Grade Fifty in English and Projected Legion Plans
In The Grades Fifty in English pupils wrote original paragraphs about Lincoln or Washington and read the best to the fourth graders. Several pupils prepare patriotic presentations for the American Legion Auxiliary meeting next Friday. Sixth graders Fickel Platt Hall and Elliott joined in a contest. Castles, drawbridge models, and model building of airplanes and a crane emerged from geography and science work.
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Lincoln
Washington
Krafers
American Legion Auxiliary
Rose Marie Fickel
Shirley Platt
Frieda Hall
Richard Elliott
Germany
Quick Bread Variations Inspire Waffles and Breakfast Treats
Miss Jonnie Marie Warren, home demonstration agent, notes waffles can use quick bread batters and cake batters for desserts and morning meals. Visitors in Council Bluffs and a March 5 WLS meeting are mentioned, with tips on batter ratios, waffle maker testing, and serving ideas alongside French toast and cheese sandwiches.
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Will Shaw
Wayne
Council Bins
Sam Shaw
WLS
U. S
Homer Fetty
Dela Cary
Council Bluffs
Jonnie Marie Warren
Warren
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