Nishna Valley High Notes Highlight Student Kris Reis
March 47 bulletin outlines end of nine weeks events including boys state basketball March 18 and state speech contest. Features Kris Reis a Valley student and former Malvern pupil, active in basketball track and speech, with plans for nursing training or work at Mutual in Omaha.
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Blackhawks Skate Benefit Aids Tourney Trip
Nishaa Valley students helped by a skating fundraiser to cover expenses for a boys State tournament trip. They boarded buses Tuesday toward Shenandoah rink, plan to leave March 11 and stay at the Travelodge in Des Moines after the Saturday games.
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Nishaa Valley
Shenandosh
Des Moines
Track Practice Takes Off at Spring Meet
Students report spring track practice in the gym and halls as basketball season winds down. Coaches note faster laps and more runners joining the team while girls and boys squads prepare for upcoming season events.
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Ami Bors
Stewarts Representative to Interview Students
Jewell Warren reports on a Stewart official scheduled to interview students about career options. The interview aims to explore many fields and interest potential futures.
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Stewarts
Girls Track Season Aims High For 1987
Valley girls begin March 1 practice for the 1987 track season under Coach Martin Mercer. The squad aims for the state championship with intense work to be done. Parents schedules are pending but the Blackhawks look to build a strong program and end the season with pride.
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Yelle
Nise Valley
Martin Mercer
Blackhawkeules
NV Juniors Research Projects at School Library
Students visited the library for research on President Roosevelt and the New Deal. Teachers Mrs Doutuxiay and Thorsen led sessions while students explored Roosevelt’s philosophy and policy.
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Repson
Kris to Be Nurse By Day Cole This Week
Kristi Rumery of Emerson is highlighted as Nisha Valley High School’s prominent upperclassman. The piece notes her lineage, listing her parents Mr and Mrs Jont Rumery, and mentions her current studies with English literature as her present subject.
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Hawk Watcher Awards Stirring Hallway Behavior
Last week the Hawk noted four people, Mr. Mercer, Mrs. Doubleday, James Spicer, and Mrs. Hart. Mr. Mercer and Mrs. Doubleday were fired for friendliness toward students as they walked the halls. James Spicer helped, but Mr. Hart drew the principal’s praise for enduring the crowd. Congratulations to all four.
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Mr. Mercer
State Speech Test Entries List for March 12
March 12 marks a busy day for district speech contestants. Attendees include Coreen Exeeen Pes Haack Cindy Cole Virginia Angus Chery She dane Warren Connie Parker Der Hendrix Joan Lindburg and Kris Rumery. Good luck to all and to Mrs Thorsom, their speech teacher.
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Coreen Exeeen
Pes Haack
Cindy Cole
Virginia Angus
Chery Shedane Warren
Connie Parker
der Hendrix
Joan Lindburg
Kris Rumery
Thorsom
Nishna
Valing High
Indianola
Jane Warren
Pansy Ranck
Cheryl Shaw
Denise Hendrix
Colleen Execon
Mitts
Thorson
NV Students List Top Hits in Poll
A school poll of Nisha Valley seniors shows popular songs led by Believer by The Monkees and Do What You Want to Do by The Five Dimensions. Other listed tracks include So Happy Together and California Nights, with limited senior input possibly skewing results.
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Monkees
Edt Ames
Sfr Turtles
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Royal Giantsmen
Harper's Bazaar
California
Leslie Gore
NV Students Bone Up for H S Bowl
Linnea Johnson reports the Southwest District of laws Association of Student Councils will sponsor a High School Bowl tournament modeled after College Bowl. It will occur April 12 in Red Oak with many riding schools participating and finals tentatively planned for later that night.
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Southwest District of Laws Association of Student Councils
Red Oak
Local Association Aims to Broadcast Event on Omaha TV
The group plans to air the event on KMA Radio and seeks Omaha television coverage. If approved, finals could occur the next Saturday, April 15, in Omaha. NV is expected to perform strongly and dominate the taping.
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KMA
Omaha
Oaks Sunday School and Church Events Summary
Oaks Sunday school attendance reached 64 with 3 visitors and $12.40 offered. Rev Dale Neff, missionary to Nigeria Africa, spoke at the morning session. In the evening, Rev and Mrs Jing Comstock shared work in Korea with slides. Saturday supper hosted by 51 attendees. dinner guests included Rev and Mrs Jim Comstock Rev Neff and Merrill Sowers family and others listed.
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Dale Neff
Nigeria
Africa
Jing Comstalk
Korea
Jim Stenger
Jim Comstock
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Neff
Merrill Sowers
Jim Flicks
Shenandoah
Robert Hicks
Local Social Notes From Malvern Leader March 16 1967
Dine date guests from Omaha to Malvern and nearby towns are listed including Emerson Hicks and family visiting Cloyd Hicks residence in Omaha on Sunday. Saturday overnight and Sunday visitors include Danny Thompson Luis Moyer Dennis Band Loren Cole and families from Council Bluffs. Monday supper guests at L Brammeier home include Jim Stinger and family, Jule Robbins and printers with Uwe African Comeetical Mission.
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Bill, Liaves
Japan Evangelical Mission
Jim Stinger
L. &. Brammeier
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