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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1969
Page
5
The FFA sold 182 crates of fruit this year led by Gordon Maurer with 22 crates. David Evans notes the chapter sold 162 crates of oranges and grapefruit, a decline from last year but a size that equals one and a half times the prior total.
The Malvern High School calendar lists dates for January through February with notes on FFA contest entries. Members will compete in freshman creed extemporaneous speaking and public speaking events.
A reader asks Yam about teen smoking and its dangers while another writer seeks guidance on choosing between two dating prospects. The reply urges avoiding smoking, notes habit formation, and suggests dating Guy No 1 and Guy No 2 to clarify feelings and decide who to date.
Malvern high school invites other charters to schedule games with the FFA basketball team. Interested teams should call the school at 634-8053 and ask for Mr. Goy. Menus note January lunches with ham salad sandwiches, wieners, dried beef gravy, and sides.
Ruth Ann Eustice, daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Eustice of Malvern, named MCHS Senior of the Week. She plans to marry on August 10 and then seek a job. Ruth Ann majors in Typing II, Office Practice, Bookkeeping and English, and is active in FHA, teaching aid for two years, with goals and hard work as advice.
The Malvern High Senior Betty McClure, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne McClure, is highlighted as Senior of the Week. Since moving from Texas during her freshman year, she remains undecided on her exact plans after graduation, noting the hat inch program she feels is too short.
Readers are treated to a whimsical verse by Henry Glison about a clock and mice with playful rhythm. The puzzle-like lines evoke nursery imagery and a light moral about not overthinking changes in daily rhythm.
A collage of quirky lines and names starkly mixed with short notices and thanks. The piece references public figures, school items, and personal tributes, mixing humor with brief acknowledgments and card of thanks messages from Shenandoah and nearby communities.
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