FHA Girls Sell New Cook Book
Barbara Beasley reports the Malvern F H A Chapter has sold a new cookbook Favorite Recipes of American Home Economa Teachers. The first edition highlights meat seafood and poultry with over 2000 recipes from home economics teachers nationwide. It targets Future Homemakers of America as a fundraising item and costs 2.95. Contact Mrs. Cleta Salyers for orders.
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Barbara Beasley
Malvern F.H.A
American Home Economica
Homemakers of
America
United States
Cleta Salyers
No Vacation Planned for District Meeting
Peggy Hunt reports that the district teachers meeting is set for April 9 at Hotel Chieftain in Omaha. Malvern teachers had planned to skip school but will use the day to make up weather days, with both district and state meetings held Sunday night and delegates attending.
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Peggy Hunt
Wide Travels Add ress to Teaching for Mrs. Sell
Interview with Mrs. Raymond Sell Malvern fourth grade teacher who has lived abroad 3 to 4 years in Germany and Japan. She earned a bachelor’s from Holy Name Spokane and is pursuing a master’s in Ethnic Relations at Omaha University. She visited Switzerland Denmark Czechoslovakia Sweden and worked with Nuremberg War Trials.
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Raymond Sell
Malvern
Sell
Nebraska
Washington
Holy Name
Spokane
Wash
Germany
News staff of MHS names and editor listed
The piece lists Linda Clay Peggy Hunt John Lippincott Nancy Lisie Tolene Turner Jo Anne Wray as staff and Pat Newell as editor with reporters including Barbara Beasley, indicating a school newsroom byline and personnel.
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MHS
Linda Clay
Peggy Hunt
John Lippincott
Nancy Lisie
Tolene Turner
Jo Anne Wray
Pat Newell
Barbara Beasley
MHS Opinion Editorials Activity Dinner Debated
Nancy Lisle argues the annual MHS Activity Dinner is debated but beneficial. She favors the dinner, noting it can be fun and profitable, though the council is already in the black. She suggests keeping the event for reserve funds and student support despite potential extra work for mothers.
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Nancy Lisle
Treasury
Spring Is Near by Patricia Newell
A reflective feature essay celebrates Iowa springs despite mud and bare fields. It contrasts brown landscapes with hidden potential beauty, describing melting streams, dirt, and trees awaiting green leaves, urging appreciation of renewal and hope amid ugliness.
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Patricia Newell
Iowa
Amorgasbord by Home Economics Club for faculty event
Home Economics IT plans a themed amorgasbord to entertain the high school faculty and school board. The Easter themed dinner showcases planning and cooking skills and offers a chance for the girls to interact with the board and faculty before the 6 30 start.
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Barbara Beasley
Mrs Mansfield Appointed New Malvern Kindergarten Teacher
Mrs Bonnie Mansfield began this week as Malvern kindergarten teacher for the afternoon session with Mrs Virginia Primrose covering the morning. They plan to continue only until the end of the current school year.
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Mansfield
Bonnie Mansfield
Malvern
Virginia Primrose
MCHS Bookkeepers Complete Income Tax Education
The Bookkeeping class under Mr Benton finished a unit on individual income tax. They studied Form 1040A and the long Form 1040 to learn how to prepare and file tax returns and understand citizens rights and responsibilities. The lesson also explains federal income sources and how funds are used.
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Benton
MCHS Juniors Carry Out Prom Preparations
Malvern school notes show Malvern High School juniors organizing prom events with committees planning decorations, seating, music, and fundraising. Students coordinate with faculty advisors to finalize venue and theme ahead of the spring dance.
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MCHS
Prom preparations spark student activity and theme secrecy
Anticipation builds for the Prom with decorations in progress. Invitations issued and volunteer committees meet to craft carnations and table pieces reflecting a secret theme. Other groups work diligently to ready the event amid ongoing planning and tasks.
Juniors Still Top MCHS Honor Roll
Mala Vern Community High announces third quarter honor roll with juniors leading at 15 students and freshmen close behind with 14. Boys lag in scholastic showings except in the sophomore class where they dominate. lists of honorees follow for freshmen sophomores juniors and seniors.
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MCHS
Malavern Community High
4. H. Nothem
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