CHS Students to Participate in Music Contest
CHS sends twenty five contestants to the state music contest at Walnut on March 29 and 30.
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1968
Page
3
CHS sends twenty five contestants to the state music contest at Walnut on March 29 and 30.
Students at Malvern Central High School face a chilly air and temperamental furnace as they attend a Wednesday event. The state speech contest signals the end of weeks of effort, with nerves mounting while awaiting ratings, sometimes over two hours after competitions. Summer job worries arise amid term papers, plays, music contests, and senior trips as spring arrives with vigor.
Malvern high school students and chaperones traveled to Des Moines for the state speech contest with about 1200 peers, where three earned division ratings of excellence for Phyllis Axtell, Dixie Bird, and Drs. Mort. Other students received ratings in humorous, original, dramatic, and storytelling categories. They also attended the boys state basketball tournament at Veterans Memorial Auditorium before returning home just before dawn.
Congratulations to the speech team and coach Mr Libke Dat Mort Dixie Bird Phyllis Ax tefl for earning T ratings. The district plans a master landscape for the high school grounds with a native, seasonal plant scheme and evergreen accents. Completion may extend beyond one year due to cost, but the plan will guide a unified layout and improve year round appeal.
Sharlene Scott argues women should be drafted and trained as clerical workers nurses dieticians and drivers to serve in combat zones. She urges equal rights and participation, claiming women can contribute meaningfully to winning the war and shaping a safer world.
The eighth grade is hosting a bake sale on March 3 at the Tow s Light and Power Building. Sales run from 10 a.m. to noon. JAMBOREE A SUCCESS The Seniors thank all who supported their jamboree and note plans for senior work week starting April 13. Students may volunteer through the Brooks.
Ruth Salyers Mrs Lars Ale er aml Veet Coonkhite receive formal invitations to join Kappa Gamma, an international honorary society for teachers. Initiation will occur in April at the Chieftain Hotel in Council Bluffs with roaster Powles, class president, or another senior notified.
Elpire Chapter of the National Honor Society will hold initiation for new members Thursday March 24 at 7 30 p m in the Malvern Community Building. Public invited. This is the first initiation by the chapter with active members conducting it. Speaker will be Mrs B W Sulyers. Speech students and music groups will entertain.
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