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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1963
Page
8
On March 12 the school personnel and grades first, fifth, ninth and twelfth will receive Mantoux TB tests. The procedure involves injecting tuberculin under the skin and checking the test two to four days later for a negative or positive result. If positive a chest X ray is advised to assess any damage.
Members of the MCHS annual staff have prepared the first 30 pages for this year’s yearbook. They include faculty, classes and activities with sports, junior high, and royalty pages to follow. The staff aims for the best ever edition featuring a surprise element unseen before in an MCHS annual.
Mr. Wolf?s freshman science class at Malvern High is pursuing varied student chosen projects. Students grow crystals, study plants under different conditions, and demonstrate planetary movements while building other science topics into engaging efforts. Spare time is spent refining projects for Easter submission as the teacher hopes to spark lasting interest in science.
Jo Anne Wray of MCHS plans a nursing career at Jennie Edmundson Memorial School of Nursing. She reads three or more books weekly, sews, cooks, collects lamps and dishes, and cares for her Siamese cat Crook. Active in FHA and school news staff, she credits the faculty with preparing students for college and work.
The note states she would like to specialize in pediatrics or surgery. Jo Anne lists favorites including colors greens and browns, entertainer Julius LaRosa, the song Whispering Hope, any edible food, swimming as a sport, watching football and basketball, and books or biographies.
Otha Mays Jr. focuses on cars as his main interest. He builds and works on cars and plans automotive mechanics or farming after graduation. His courses include Algebra II English literature American problems and physics. He is in the band and serves as Vice president of Student Council. He favors sports car races basketball steak lemon pie Elvis Presley Annette and Bill Black's Combo modern jazz and ballads.
Home Economics II students toured Omaha during a 26 visit enjoying tours of the Crockery, Joslyn Museum, and Brandeis. They viewed period furniture, Renoir Two Girls at the Piano, and model rooms, with lunch at the Regis Hotel and shopping time. Guides included Mrs Hazel Houser, Mrs Newell Crink, and teacher Mrs Cleta Salyers.
The Malvern Chapter offers the 1963 Favorite Recipes of Home Economics Teachers cookbook featuring desserts and party beverages with over 2,000 recipes from U S home economics teachers. Priced at 2.96 dollars, the book serves as a gift option for weddings, showers, and graduations. For details contact Mrs. Clete Balyers at MCHS.
Nine students at Malvern Community High School took the 1963 Merit ScholarshipQualifying Test at 9 a.m. March 6. Principal Al Nothem announced names including Duane Bowman Douglas Dashner John Hays Donnie Hopp John Lippincott Thomas Walston John Willard Gary Wolfe and James Wray. The three hour exam advances ninth annual merit scholarship competition funded by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation and sponsors. In 1962, 1041 Merit Scholarships were awarded with 632 from 151 sponsors and 409 by the Merit Corporation. About 3400 Merit scholars attend 403 colleges this year. Test scores will be reported to advisors and school officials.
Students fear the nine weeks tests mark the end of the third quarter. Exams are scheduled for March 21 and 22, with anxiety voiced by many as they prepare to face the two day assessment across the school.
A homemaking instructor contributed one of her favorite dessert recipes and editors selected it for inclusion in the deserts cookbook.
Mrs Guy Osborn and Mrs N Wright visited Mrs Harald Cheney at the Johnson Hotel in Red Oak Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Ben Aukland of Clearfield and Mrs Guy Osborn were Wednesday dinner guests of I W Castor.
Sunday School at 10 A M Worship Service at 11 A M Choir Practice Thursday evening Young People's service first and third Sunday evenings Sunday School attendance 5 percent Birthdays 1 Visitors 4 Offering 11 70 Script Psalm 2 2 Peter 1 20 21 Ray Bowle guest speaker Choir song Sweeter as the years go by World Day of Prayer held at Oaks Friday afternoon Carleton Davidson attended a father and son banquet at the Methodist church in Red Oak Wednesday Ed Ambrose hosts and visits noted among neighbors and town events over the week
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