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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1934
Page
6
A chaotic advisory on classroom color schemes describes debates over cream tones and wall decorations. Students, teachers, and staff discuss taste and choice, noting how the decor blends with books and the overall atmosphere while expressing cautious optimism for future layouts.
A garbled OCR notice mentions Frances Dutt recovering from appendic surgery. It references Montres Horningua and a ruling about friction and sally recoys with unspecified context. The readable content is limited and ambiguous.
Start practice for declamatory contests under coach Mian Nerris. Fifteen students began practice. sessions will be light until semester exams. In Oratorical class Freda Brenning Lloyd Walker Evalyn Fatchaw Kathryn Anderson Lorraine Fletcher Thomas Wills Phylita Wilson. Dramatic class Edith Ball Delphe Donner Lorraine Dashney Margaret Shepherd Marian Benton Mary Mitsabeth Bummoers Wande Shook.
The text notes a Girl Reserve meeting postponed due to approaching voting. Marjorie Du Val leads, with theme Mastah C Caudell. The meeting will be held this week, agenda includes discussion on sticking to plans and prior questions.
Pupils discuss a long summer break with mixed views as plans and disruptions unfold. Quotes reveal hopes for time off, school duties, and personal reflections from several named students including Lloyd Walker Bernice Schoening Lee Cary Bob Wilson and Anne Howet.
Disorder and nerves swept through the school as exams took place on Wednesday and Thursday. Juniors faced spelling and penmanship on Wednesday morning while psychology and grammar were held in the afternoon.
Firat Grade Thursday January 18 celebrates Paul Krice birthday with Bra Krisel and Mrs Jackson visiting in the afternoon. They bring provisions for a birthday party as pupils play games and enjoy cake and candy. A few vacation items remain in the frat grade.
The third page notes Walter Bingham and Marjorie Herrick along with Peggy Cox absent this week. It mentions missed words and a quest to get back to studying as third graders strive to catch up.
A fragmented report notes Malvern High School pride during a cheer section display at basketball gates. The scene features bold orange lettering on a banner proclaiming school ownership and prompts lively local chatter about team support and upcoming events.
A lighthearted campus column notes juniors in questionable attire and a senior sporting a G. R. ring while joking about Santa Claus and a convalescing columnist. It playfully observes a mentor with jaundiced looks and the old adage about apples to stay healthy as students wrap up the term.
Seventh grade pupils rejoice returning to school after a light hearted vacation. They begin reviews in most subjects as students settle into daily routines. A new pupil named Robert Bingham has enrolled this week.
Visitors the Past Week list shows several named individuals including Farn Bata man Kathtyh Carolyn Dun ningham Masine Wolf of Tabor Winifred Atkingon of Rat dolph Francis Binal of Plet son Thelma Gaston Hastings Thelma Holden Imogene Jow Joe Mintle Hobbis May Glenwood. The brief inventory reflects regional travel or guest entries recorded by the hosting facility.
The excerpt laments cramming during a long semester exam period. It notes three weeks plus two days of vacation delaying progress and causing worn Christmas presents and fading enthusiasm, while senior boys hesitate to surrender their class rings.
In a Boston classroom Miss Riddle urged boys to write a ball account to boost essays. The class produced quirky pieces, with Gerald Breeding scribbling furiously and a burst of creativity as neat phrases emerged, including a line that read Rain, o game.
There was an attendance of a Sunday, Rev. Wright of Hendatoon brought library books and thanks are given for the donation. Mr. and Mrs. Mation Mahan and daughters spent Sunday in Couched Bluffs with Mr. Mahan's brother. Various locals hosted visitors and attended a potluck at L. B. Brammeler home. Mrs. Vernon Viner sick, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Achenhaugh traveled to Malvern for dental work and related visits.
Hite Mahan spent the week with her sister Mrs Bryan Walker. Mrs Cari Linn of Omaha visited her mother Mrs A B Steiner. Red Oak shoppers on Saturday included Mr and Mrs O G Ryan, Henry Schilling and daughters, L E Brammater and Marion Mahan. Kat Harman and Marion Mahan were in Glenwood. Bud Kroncka visited Shenandoah. I W Castor and wife were in Malvern. Castor had dental work. Earl Harman and wife were in Shenandoah and Red Oak midweek.
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