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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1963
Page
3
The American problems class taught by Mr Nothem for seniors has begun a new unit on sociology after completing economics. Students will study education family relations crime juvenile delinquency mores of society and minority groups with discussion groups led by a chairman and keys kept by a recorder who will produce a master list for distribution.
The MCHS physics class, guided by Wilbur Walkup, explores static electricity using electrostatic machines. Students Allen Hall Gene Jurgens and Marlene Fletcher act as ground and guinea pig with a Van de Graaff generator as hair stands up, signaling hands on learning and a charged enthusiasm for future experiments in current and resistance.
On February 20 Dean Hunt Richard Roenfeld and Bob Bell appeared on WOW-TV Four Star News for National FFA Week. The boys discussed the National Future Farmers of America organization and related activities.
Latricia Chandler, a four year MCHS senior at San Leandro, shares school spirit views for basketball games. She excels in hobbies such as collecting movie star photos, picture postcards, and jewelry, with track as her extra activity. She plans to attend Jennie Edmundson Memorial School of Nursing.
Malvern Future Farmers of America hosted ten guests at its regular meeting in the MCHS gathering rooms. The program aimed to inform the public about FFA activities, with demonstrations of shop rooms and ongoing projects. Afterward, members and guests shared refreshments during a social period.
Clayton Hertz Jr reports that February 25 visit by Clarence Boos from the Underwood school system studied Malvern to compare school sizes and practices. Boos noted similar chara cteristics and crowded conditions, with both districts showing shared policies.
Shirley Williams reports the Genesis drama group earned a I rating at Glenwood district for their one act production. The judges sent them to the Perry state speech contest on March 30 where Glura Beckwith and Chelly Morton also received I ratings for dramatic reading and interpretive poetry. Chelly Morton performed Portrait of a Southern Lady.
Nurses caping at St Patrick’s Church featured Charlene Bolte, with relatives Harvey Bolte and the Lincoln family visiting in from Glenwood and Omaha. Several dinners and gatherings followed at homes of Schultz, Barnes, Parman, Pepmeier, and Williams families, with guests from Valentine Neb., Lusk Wyo., Alliance Neb., Cedar Rapids and West Liberty.
The Silver City P TA met Feb 5 with 11 families present. Hosts were Mr and Mrs Carroll Kir lin Mr and Mrs Earl Maddocka Jr and Mrs Harold Damewood. Denise and Debbie Ord played piano. A program was given by 5th and 6th grades. A film California World in a Week was shown. The next meeting is March 5 with Dennis Stacy of Glenwood showing colored slides of his Denmark visit.
Mrs Alfred Brandt hosted the Evergreen club on Friday afternoon. President Mrs Eldon Schultz led the business session planning a March 2 card party at the Schultz home. Prizes went to Mrs Ralph Brewer and Mrs Herman Schoening. Several guests and visits noted among members and friends.
Mrs. Clyde Schoening hosted the Silver City Women's club last Tuesday with sixteen members and two guests answering roll call about a desired U S visit. Mrs. Phyllis Skerritt shared Alaska trip photos and souvenirs, while refreshments followed. The cemetery association plans its annual meeting March 6 at 3 p.m. All members are urged to attend.
The Baptist Kensington group will meet Thursday at the home of Mrs Héla Anderson with Mrs Mabel Lawrence co hosting. It is a missionary meeting and an offering will be taken. Nearby notes report visits and hospital stays among local families in Council Bluffs Glenwood St Joseph and Mineola areas.
The Rebekah Circle will meet March 5 at Mrs. Fay Deitchler’s home. Members should bring a favorite recipe and a sample to be sold, plus a purse for game purposes and something green to wear.
Mr and Mrs Allen Gough hosted Sunday dinner in Glenwood with Jim my and Joey joining. Other guests included Gene Gough and daughter Sheryl Ann, plus Anton Kaczor Marvin Ord and James Ord from nearby towns. Clyde Piatt hosted Thursday dinner for Neal and wife from Lincoln while C P Thomas from Council Bluffs visited Friday. Evening guests included Joe Reynolds from Council Bluffs, and Mercy hospital in Council Bluffs treated Jim Maloney who had surgery. Everett and Edith accompanied his sister to the hospital, and Michael Miller with Susan and Roland Franke visited Sunday evening.
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