Malvern NJH Society Welcomes 11 New Members
The Malvern chapter of the National Junior Honor Society inducted 11 seventh graders at a recent initiation. New members include Mark Babbitt Dennis Bartley Nancy Dolan Rodney Hunt Carol Jurgens Cindy Messenger James Ponton Linda Schroeder Patty Trively and Lynn Turner. To join, students must maintain a B average.
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Malvern
National Junior Honor Society
Mark Babbitt
Dennis Bartley
Nancy Dolan
Rodney Hunt
Carol Jurgens
Cindy Messenger
James Ponton
Linda Schroeder
Patty Trively
Lynn Turner
Annual Staff Hurries Toward April Deadline
The Oriole staff met March 9 to inspect February pictures and verify they match the annual’s price and people in each shot. A list of missing photos was given to the staff photographer as the first pages near April publication and final lay out is delivered to the publisher.
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The
Oriole
Diane Hopp elected State Recreation Chair in FFA
Diane Hopp won the State Recreation Chair position at the State Future Homemakers of America Conference in Des Moines. She will serve 1964-65 and attend the national Chicago convention in July with Town officers. Cindy Adams and Gerry Turner joined her, along with sponsor Cleta Salyers. The Malvern Group performed a skit titled Cheat at the district meeting, under the theme You and Your Values, to guide district and local meetings next year. Diane is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Hopp of Malvern.
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Diane Hopp
Cindy Adams
Gerry Turner
Cleta Salyers
Malvern
Diane
Robert Hopp
MCHS Senior of the Week Spotlight
Jim Wray, son of Mr and Mrs Joy Wray of Malvern, is named Senior of the Week at MCHS. He has devoted most extra time to taking and developing photographs and has been an active Photo Club member for four years.
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Jim Wray
Joy Wray
Malvern
Jim
MCHS
Student-Owned Cars a Growing Teen Problem
Al Nothem analyzes rising teen car ownership and its effects on academics and daily life. He notes financial strain, potential distractions, and cases where cars pull students away from school work, with examples from Malvern High and broader college trends. Reduction of risk lies in parental guidance and responsible use.
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McIis
Twenty One Juniors Take Merit Qualifying Test at Malvern
Twenty one juniors at Malvern Community High took the 1964 National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. Principal Al Nothem announced the administration of the three hour exam at 8 30 a m Tuesday. Scores for March will be reported to schools.
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Malvern Community High
al Nothem
Nishna Valley Urges TB Tests For Students
Nishna Valley Community High School urges all freshmen and seniors to take a tuberculin skin test next Wednesday March 18. The test screens for tuberculosis germs to safeguard students and improve school health. News items prepared by Karen Rieken and Sue Ann Simpson.
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Nishna Valley
Nishna Valley Community High School
Jim Grindle and Steve Grindle Senior Profiles at MCHS
Jim Grindle and Steve Grindle, sons of Guy Grindle Jr., are highlighted in this week’s Senior feature. Jim pursues five subjects plus Music Appreciation, enjoys the library and senior class lab, dislikes freshman initiation, and plans Navy service after graduation. Steve, active in FRA, photo club, and fire squad, lists five subjects and plans farming after high school, with homework cited as his least favorite.
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Jim
Navy
MCHS
Steve
Steve Grindle
Guy Grindle Jr
Malvarn
FRA
Fire
Stave
High School Counselors Use Scores For College Paths
On May 18 officials note that counselor scoring aids guide students in choosing colleges and fields of study, shaping decisions about higher education and future careers.
Music Contest Entries After Elimination
Nishna Valley will host the spring state music contest for large and small groups. An elimination was held March 10 after school to decide representatives. Each school may enter nine entries across three divisions. Selected solos include Marcia Ballain Jane Warren Joyce Peterson Susan Crocker June Exsen. Boys chosen are Harold Hascall Walter Russell Bob Johnson Jon Larson Charles Paul Lawrence Warren. Marlin Van Nordstrand and Robert L. Johnson were absent.
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Nishna Valley
Golas
Ruth Seim
Malvern
Max Bisbee
Macedonia
Wesley Chapel Church Service and Family Move
Wesley Chapel Church led by Rev. Clement Rowe held services with Sunday School at 10 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. Rev and Mrs Rowe assisted by their daughter and her husband Dennis Williams moved last week to a Grant-area farm where Dennis is employed.
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Wesley Chapel
Clement Rowe
Donald Godfrey
Wesley WSCS Held March Meeting
The Wesley Chapel WSCS met March 4 at Ev erett McGrew home. Joyce Johnson presided in preg absent Evelyn Wilson. Reports from chairmen were given. Pearl Asell and Mary Allely led the lesson with Amanda Fager giving devotions. Refreshments served for 18 members and one guest Mrs Harl Maddocks. The next gathering is planned at Mrs Glenn Sowers home on March 18.
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Wesley Chapel
WSCS
Everett McGrew
Joyce Johnson
View
Evelyn Wilson
Pearl Asell
Mary Allely
Amanda Fager
Harl Maddocks
Glenwood
Irene McGrew
Glenn Sowers
Fun Nite Royalty at Nishna Valley
Supt. Lewis Doubleday reports Fun Night drew about 600 attendees from across the school district for a casual evening of activities and entertainment. The event concluded with the crowning of Mike Yowell as king, Sandy Barns as queen, Scott Sayers as prince, and Cindy Cole as princess.
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Supt
Lewis Doubleday
Nishna Valley
Mike Yowell
Sandy Barns
Scott Sayers
Prince
Cindy Cole
Birthday Wishes For Carroll Archer Teresa Selby and Robert Johnson
A brief birthday note extends greetings to Carroll Archer on March 9 Teresa Selby on March 11 and Robert Johnson on March 14 with warm wishes for all three individuals.
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Carroll Archer
Teresa Selby
Robert Johnson
Piano recital and community notes from Wheeler Grove Church
Mrs. Stephanie Meyer gave a beginning piano recital at Wheeler Grove Church on Sunday afternoon. The Plumbs Mark and Kirk played a duet and three short pieces. Mrs. Clinton Parler attended. Local residents traveled from Mesa Arizona for winter stays and others returned from hospital visits. The fourth quarterly conference is set for Sunday March 16 at Henderson Methodist Church.
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Lyle Asell
Iowa State University
Stephanie Meyer
Wheeler Grove
Mark J
Kirk Plumb
Mani‘origed
Clinton Parler
Harvey Lisle
Marie Robbins
Mesa
Ariz
Beverly Wilson
Lutheran Hospital
Ned Turner
Guy Grindie
Edmundson Hospital
Lee Robbins
Jeanie
Des Moinea
Melbourne
Henderson Methodist Church
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