Nishna Valley 94 2nd Period Honor Roll Lists
Nishna Valley NV reports 94 students on the 2nd nine weeks honor roll with lists by class including seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen. The notice also lists lunch menus with date references and meal options for February 2 and related offerings.
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Nishna Valley
Stiu Idenly Wen
MOS
Wen
Nou Allen
Dennis Haleia
Be Cindy Tote
Martin Fender
Pep Haack
Linnea Johnson
Pay Johnson
Dana McKee
Kay Sydberg
Darlene Kay Hydberg
Darlene Ranquist
WM Seherle
Barbara Smiley
Sue Warren
Marilyn Warren
Sawley Audhe
Betsy Paul
Nora Tims
Tmnet Goodwin
Won Tlaack
Len Laughin
Coral McKee
Chris Merce
Scott Sayers
Marilyn Sowers
Happiness Is A Warm Puppy Says Nishna Valley Friends
A школьник collage of student snippets centers on the theme Happiness Is, listing various personal triumphs and quirky joys from Linus to classroom moments at Nishna Valley. The piece closes with a classic line about happiness being a warm puppy.
Honor Society Meeting at Learning Center
The Te Nishna Valley chapter of the National Honor Society met January 1 at the Learning Resources Center in Red Oak at 7:30 p.m. A planetarium visit followed. The business meeting was held at Mrs. Fisher’s home, a Mishoa Valley Grevity member, with refreshments served.
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Te Nishna Valley
National Honor Society
Learning Resources Center
Red Oak
Fisher
Mishoa Valley
Mr Peterson an Enthusiast for NY
Mr Peterson a teacher of Ji High Math and General Math at NY is reviewed this week. He graduated high school at Bases then studied at Turkid college State College of Iowa Omala university and Northwest Missouri State. Previously he taught three years at Coburg Consolidated and now teaches in rural Med Oak. He replied “Fine” when asked how he liked our school and we welcome him.
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Peterson
Bases
Turkid College
State College of Iowa
Omala University
Northwest Missouri State
Coburg Consolidate Vd Suhinl
Med Oak
N. Valley Concert Delights Large Local Audience
The Nishna Valley high school band led by Mr. LeRoy Dick performed a broad program last Friday featuring soloists Ed Russell John Scherte and Dave Boileau. Drum-majorette Key Bruce directed a four march medley including Born Free Riders in the Sky Pink Panther and Music to Watch Girls By. The concert drew a large turnout and included a forthcoming dance band element for future performances.
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Nishna Valley
LeRoy Dick
Ed Russell
John Scherte
Dave Boileau
Key Bruce
Miller
Cacavas
Pink Panther
Mancini
Nestico
Marilyn Wax
Joyce Wilbur
Joann Falk
Carol McKee
Randy Morris
Marilyn Sowers
Patty Patton
David Bristow
Denise Hendrix
Vicky King
Arlene Lindburg
Mary Kudron
David Boileau
Edward Russell
Steven van Antwerp
Danny Pierce
Beverly Aughe
Kenny Bolton
Richard Fieming
Mark Pierce
Craig Allensworth
Charles Haack
Doug Christensen
Kathy van Antwerp
Donald Haack
Terry Fender
Bill Scherle
Dan Jenkins
Paul Haack
Phil Kudron
Ron Porter
Darrell Godfrey
John Scherle
Marlene Gage
Gerald Vance
Leo Rie
Ken
Mike King
Kay Bruce
Silversmiths Fill NV Trophy Case
Art students completed silver work showcasing rings and earrings in a bright gleam. The collection includes a variety of pieces with shiny surfaces and some scratches. See the display and consider advertising.
Calendar of HS sports and meetings for late January to February
The notice lists multiple high school sports events and meetings across dates in late January and early February. Includes wrestling at Treynor and Sidney events for boys and girls, junior high contests at Essex, Shenandoah B teams, and basketball games at Lewis Central and College Springs, plus cafe torium and cafeteria meetings on February 1 and 2.
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Treynor
Sidney
Essex Jr
Shenandoah
Glenwood
Lewis Central
S. Wrestling
Anita Here
Cafetorian
H. S
College Springs
H.S
Area XIII Media Center allocates funds to material needs
Mrs. Simpson of Nishna Valley attends a meeting at Treynor Media Center with 80+ representatives from eight counties. Area XIII receives $92,000 from the state for printed materials and audio visual items. Each Area XI takes weekly orders. teachers submit lists for final central orders due by March 15.
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Simpson
Nishna Valley
Dr. Bones
Pottawattamie County
Treynor
Media Center
Xiit
1% Hour Time Blocks for Tests Popular in New York
Students and faculty praised the new 1% hour time blocks used for semester tests on January 12. The system scheduled tests or study halls Wednesday to Friday, aiming to reduce daily routines and focus on exams. Multiple quotes from Shirley Greenwood, Ruth Parkov, Mrs. Johnson, Clara Van, Mary Anderson, and others reflect mixed opinions on longer, concentrated testing periods.
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Mendoza
Shirley Greenwood
Ruth Parkov
Mrs. Johnson
Clara van
Mary Anderson
TJEEPEE TALK Semester Tests and Local Sports News
A collage style note from Kathy Grindle and Connie Good covers semester tests, a double win over Essex, report cards, bus drivers learning routes, a potential strike, wrestling and bowling mentions, a high school social studies department note on dress length, and student questions about favorite games and heads.
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Essex
F.M
Gary
Myron 1
Coleen
Kathy Grindle
Connie Good
Mark
Randy
Hob
Henderson MRS EARL ALLENSWORTH Correspondent
Mrs Olderog hosted the Nishna Valley club with eight members present and voted to buy a baseball suit for a Junior leaguer. Guests and hosts shared programs and refreshments as clubs like Library and Card Club met Saturday night. Prizes were awarded to several members in the event.
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Wallace Olderog
Nishna
H. £. Paul
Card Club
Bob Byers
Gene Bolton
Allen Palmerton
Dean Edmondson
Library Club
T. G. Rieken
Mmnes
Gerald Viner
Claude Holt
Virgil Morris
Art Fritcher
Nishna Valley Elementary Hot Lunch Menu Highlights
January to February lunch offerings include Maidrites with dill onion slices and peaches, Roast Beef and gravy with spinach and orange juice, Goulash with sunshine salad and cheese sticks, Fried chicken with potatoes and corn, and fishsticks with fattar 5, deviled egg, tomatoes, cookie and milk.
Man to the Moon Program Break at NV
A January 12 assembly interrupted semester testing as Robert Keiper presented Man to the Moon on Project Apollo. He described stages Saturn V heat shield fuel and launch, aiming for an American moon landing by 1970, hoping a student may spark the next space achievement.
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Robert Keiper
Mr. Keiper
Keiper
Fresh Homemakers to Make Bread in Home Ec
Ninth grade girls in the home economics room will study bread making next week. They will watch a film on yeast and experiment with a Plain loaf, hoping to avoid a large bubble of sticky dough.
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Home Ec
Good Results as Students Try Pies
Freshman home economics class showcased bread making and nutrition reports on vitamins and minerals. Each kitchen group prepared three assignments then baked a different pie such as coconut cream, chocolate, fruit, raspberry, and mage a lemon merri.
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Kitcine
Mage A
Lemon Merri
Weekend Guests and Local Social Roundup in Red Oak Area
Charles Paul returns from Tar kin college for the weekend. Residents and guests across Red Oak area visit, dine, and call on kin, with numerous families from Emerson Council Bluffs Malvern Ames and Millard noted. Church event purchases include chrome pieces and a large percolator funded by memorial money.
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Charles Paul
Tarkin College
T. C
Glenn Dean Brown
Bernice Woods
Dean Woods
Helen Thoreau
Red Oak
Carl Isaacson
Helen Winchester
Grace Bowen
Roy Erickson
Red Oak Hospital
Kenneth Henderson
Malvern
Fay Butterfields
Walter Stille
Stan Dayson
Millard
Nebr
Mary Sawyers
Glenwood
Gary Stephens
Sander Rosses
Leo Baileau
Denny
David
Oran Andrey
Ames
Macedonia Methodist Church
Virgil Morris
Melva Christofferson
Otis Pendegraft
Arnold Williams
Arthur Allensworth
Methodist Church
Clair Aukland
Judd Coppock
Russell
Larry Proutys
Morton Mills
MYF Groups Met Sunday At Malvern Church
MYF groups gathered at the Malvern church Sunday afternoon with Rev. Melhy leading the lesson. Kathie and John Paul reported on readings as a bake sale was planned for Feb 2 during the ground hog supper. A special communion service was held and refreshments were hosted by Deb and Ron Williams. Other local visits and guest notes followed including mentions of Shady Lawn in Oakland and attendees from Shenandoah and Emerson.
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MYF
M.Y.F
Melhy
Kathie
John Paul
Deb
Ron Williams
Earl Boileau
Shady Lawn
Oakland
Clyde Gravelt
Emerson
Baileaus
Eva Putnam
Ed Shook
Kim
Shenandoah
Orlo Harris Red Oak
Jerry Byers
Wayne Byers
Sioux City
Jim Winchester
Randall Byers
Ward Hough
Council Bluffs
Harold Bull
Omaha
Arthur Allensworth
Lee Loth
Linda
Mary Ellen LaRue
Christian Church
Des Moines
John Stefford
Miss la Rue
Helen Winchester
Grace Bowen
Melva Christoffersen
W. L. Scherle
Frank Goklapp
Co. Bluffs
Hendersonian Grandson Describes Vietnam War Bonds With Villagers
Rick Foley 21 of Seattle writes from a swift boat about his war experiences and concern for Vietnamese villagers. He recalls handing out candy and first aid, noting villagers’ joy and fear as they meet the Americans.
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Hendersonian
War
Vietnam
Rick Foley
Seattle
Wash
Irene Peterson
Henderson
Downs
Hatfield and I
Foley
USA
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Jun Wass
Ruths Grins Fle
Mike Demsen
Merrit Sump
Hoger Wortman
Chien Graven
Ginny McMuhen
Rand Parkey
Nandy Morris
Gary Meterson
Sherry Phelps
Dave Boleat
Belats
Fy Vhitliek
Vonnie Hall Beverly
Aughe
Debbie Belton
David Hristen
Darrell Godlews
Charles Hasek
Paty Perkins
Mary Jo Belton
Helen Neown
Pywt Hedhind
Shirley Digsen
Cora Brown
Vel Jean Madson
Steve van Antwerp
Jolevo Angis
Ronda Wilkinson
A. Cunnn
Edie
Harveyhlfyes
Marga Fender
Andrey Burge
Lanethe Carkin
Randy Vorlin
Sarah Cracker
David Marrett
Thane Shaw
HL Mo Jamee Chubick
PasTis Frazee
Susan Mc. Kern
James Patul
Nisana Valley
NM. L, Scheffel, M. D
Malvern, Iowa
By Marilyn Sowers
Linus
Blankey
Nishna_ Valley
Jewell Warren
Jewell
Peg Haack
Tanya Nuckolls
Jay Burns
Jo Ann Folk
Pat Johnson
Charlie
Darlene Sandquist
Farragut
Shirley Aughe
Comic Parker
Bette Rieken
Judy Nuckolls
St. Bernard
Susie Rucker
Joan Porter
Vaughn Babbitt
Sherry Greenwood
Sun Valley
Idaho
Coleen Exceen
Nancy Crocker
By Yon Haack
Mr. Peterson
Ry Marilyn Sowers
N. Valley
By Debbie Williams
Clarinda Production Credit Corporation
U. S
Federal Farm Loan
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Association
PCA
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
G & Red Oakie
Clarinda
Cornin Taylor
Ahe
Page, Mills, Adams and
Montgomery
Area XIII Media Center
By Noel Allen
Area XII Media Center
Missile
Kimak
Northern University
Cedar Falls
N. Y
By Janet Goodwin
By Genene Maher
By Peg Haack
By Kay Bruce
Boonie Barnhart
Ruth Stevens
Earl Clark
Barbara
Mary Jo
Monty
Carl Bolton
Harvey Bolton
Clarence Nagel
Howard Alensworths
Delaine Slump
Jack Slump
THE
Malvern Leader
Iowa
Furn
Cold Nature
Firestone
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