Malvern Juniors Turn Community Center Into Oriental Garden Prom
Malvern juniors transformed the community building into an oriental garden for the junior-senior prom with streamers lanterns and crepe paper. Guests enjoyed refreshments, dancing, a mystery film, a sock dance and a hayrack ride then returned for a breakfast served by junior class mothers and intermission entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otrom
Mt. Fujiyama
Malvern
Carmen Kelso
Janice Clark
Ruth Ander
Lambert Bartak
Joyce Stewart
Shirley Seipald
Leroy Nedlund
Carroll Bramble
Bessie Ellis
Dwight Fieselman
John Beechout
Strahan Schedule Signals Busy May for Strahan Students
Strahan students face a packed May with events from a junior senior banquet in Omaha on April 26 to the close of school on May 24. Activities include a May 4 school music program and vocal contest at Essex, May 4, the May 19 baccalaureate, May 20 awards, May 21 commencement, and a May 25-26 senior trip to Lake Okaho.
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Strahan
Omaha
Essex
At & P.m
Lake Okahol
Orioles Earn 13 at Villisca Relays by MHS Trackmen
MHS trackmen scored 13 points for 7th at the Blue Jay Relays in Villisca among about 40 schools. Relay teams and individuals, including Harshbarger Gemmell Wortman and others, earned medals in events like the Mule medley and two mile relay. Glenwood won with 45 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MHS
Villisca
Gary Harshbarger
Tim Ballinger
Dwight Fieldman
Bob Gemmel
Harshbarger
Eddie Seaton
Harley Brammer
Gemmell
Bill Wortman
Fib
Gee Stobinson
Bill Ais‘rape
Wesley Coleman
Glenwood
Emerson Third in Glenwood Meet
Emerson track team finished third in a four school meet at Glenwood last Thursday. Rams won with 91 points, Tabor 69, Emerson 22, Pacific Junction blanket. Bob Winders earned Emerson's only first with a discus throw of 113 ft 6 in. Ife took two seconds, and Eagle seconds included the 440 relay, Ray Leipold in the high jump, Roger Wilkinson in the football throw, and Trent Cole in the shot put.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Glenwood
Rams
Tabor
Pacific Junction
Bob Winders
Ife
Ray Leipold
Roger Wilkinson
Trent Cole
Hastings 2nd in Football Relay at Griswold
Hastings high finished second in the Football Men’s Relay at Griswold on April 20, running the 400 yard event with Paul Taylor Bill Slites Fred Clark and Jim Donaldson. A football replaced the baton in the shuttle, unusual since Coach Tom Cannon does not field a football team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Griswold
Tom Cannon
Paul Taylor
Bill Slites
Fred Clark
Jim Donaldson
Malvern Cub Scouts Dens Reminded to Bring Dues and Items
Dens 2, 3 and 4 are urged to bring 15 cents plus dues to the next meeting. Den boys should bring a snaps clothes pin and their dues. All boys must check achievements and electives for their rank, finish tailends, and bring books for Den Mothers to review.
Joyce Lavon Stewart of Malvern MHS
Joyce Lavon Stewart was born in Council Bluffs on July 27, 1939. She began school in Council Bluffs before moving to Malvern and attending Malvern High School since freshman year. Her interests include blue color and Pat Boone songs, and she spends time on her scrapbook and radio. She participates in band mixed chorus cornet glee FHA and National Honor Society. Her subjects include shorthand family relations English Lit and American problems. She plans to attend Commercial Extension business school starting this summer.
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Joyce Lavon Stewart
Council Bluffs
Joyce
Malvern
Maple Grove Country School
Pat P
G Boone
Commercial Extension Business School
Spring Rally at Mineola Sunday
The Martin Luther rearvation will hold their spring rally at St. Johns Lutheran church in Mineola Sunday May 5. Registration starts at 2 p m. Dr J P Krebs of Omaha will speak in the afternoon. The Midland College Players perform The Hour Glass in the evening. Each league presents one number during dinner. The rally theme is Come and See.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johns Lutheran Church
Mineola
J. P. Krebs
Omaha
Midland College
Music Contest in View for MHS Students
The Malvern High School music groups including the girls vice club mixed chorus and band will travel to the state music contest at Essex on Saturday with departure from Malvern at 8 30 a m. Vocational agriculture instructor Hill Baer led the ag class to Henry Washburns farm on April 30 to view a new machine called the Rulitulla and Ken Kreeding later demonstrated tractors in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MHS
Girls Vice Club
Essex
Malvern
Hill Baer
Voc Ag
Henry Washburn
Ken Kreeding
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Oriental Garden
Harold van Meter
Kenny Hall
Betty Bird
Jerry Slater
Judy Ponton
Robert Resz
A. H. Nothem
Resz
Becky Wearth
Larry Jentsch
Karen Deitehler
la Mona Jurgens
Alice Cozad
Elaine Asman
Marilyn Henderson
Sylvia Campbell
Bob Jones
Ruth Picker
Don Stogdill
David Leipold
James Christianson
James Salyers
Philip Schulta
Vieptschurch
Kathy Knop
Jerry Toves
Barbara Bower
Shirley Leopold
Diane Kline
Marianne Schull
Methodist Church
May Norning
Meer
Eta Barth
Fae
Faye Tobe
Ben Martin Lvern
Orioles
Jeniors
Malvern High School
Jennie Edmundson Memorial Hospital
Malvern Cub
M. H.S. Eannie Mason
Malvern, la
Andreda
Mills Countians
Serence Ees Big Ag
Ernie Stille
Ford
Raleigh Morgan
George Hunt
Max Benton
Singer
Nebr
Hospe
Douglas
Markwell Dry
Moorman
Walter A. Leick
New York
Hastings Town
Dale
Lewis Farrington
Henderson
Don Magneson
Red Oak
Donald Howard
Evans
Artie C. Evans
Clarinda Production Credit Assn
Otha Wearin Farm Office
H. E. Knutson
Secy
Treas
Salyers Auto Co
Bloedel
Red Oak Monument Co
J. R.hurst
Guranteed
L. S. Robinson
Nishna Cottage
St. Paul
Minnesota
Fred G. Henry
Oakland
Horace Richardson
J. F. Wearin Jr
Forrest Grasty
4Th Ave
L. R. Wallace
Schultz Bros. Malvern
Macedonia
F. E. Messenger
Silver City
Leo Clark
R. L. Campbell
Lakin Implement Co
Emerson, Town
Ward Hunt
Schultz Bros
Towa
Industrial Loan & Investment Company
Farnam
MHS Voc Ag
Mike” Bloomer
Propane Service
Lakin Impl. Co
Byron Reed CO
Warren
Warren Feed Company
Council Bluffs, la
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