Malvern High Announces Courtesy Week Crowning
The Malvern Community Schools week ending April 26 featured a Courtesy Counts theme with daily decor and intercom announcements. An afternoon assembly crowned Roger Salyers and Dixie Bird as courtesy king and queen, with two speakers and a driving safety film.
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Roger Salyers
Dixie Bird
Curtis Trimmer
Jack Sell
Chris Shook
Rodney Hunt
Larry Williams
Mike Parker
Roberta Thuller
Sue Ann Shook
Karen O'Dell
Joe Wearin
Phyllis Axtell
Rey Blickuan
King Roger
Queen Dixie
MCHS
King
Terry Jones
Quer
Roger Powles
Pam Yates
Northwest Missouri State
Curtis Trinmer
Joe Wegrin
Roberta Thaler
Jack Sellyloth
Miky Parker
Rod Nun
Rey Blacknuch
Science Classes Tour Museums
MCHS science classes including Physiology, Chemistry, and Physics toured the Red Cross Blond Center in Omaha on April 30 to see how whole blood is processed. In the afternoon the group visited the Lincoln Nebraska Museum of Natural History, including a planetarium. The trip was considered worthwhile and enjoyed by all.
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MCHS
Red Cross Blond Center
Omaha
Lincoln, Nebra
Museum of Natural History
Planetarium
Alt
Malvern High School Cornerstone Laid Amid Ceremony
A large crowd witnessed the cornerstone laying for the new Malvern high school building on April 25 at 2 30 pm. The event featured an invocation by Rev Hugh Shiveley a flag Raising by the Boy Scouts a national anthem by the community band and a pledge by the Girl Scouts. Superintendent N P Crink gave a brief school district history as directors were introduced by F A Wortman. R Kenneth Miller Grand Master of Iowa led the Masonic rite with other Grand Lodge officers. The cornerstone held signatures of faculty students the Malvern Leader yearbook and the school board. County Superintendent Dwight Fellows and Rev Clarence Woolard offered remarks and the benediction.
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Malvern High School
Hugh Shiveley
Malvern Boy Scouts
Malvern Community High School
Malvern Girl Scouts
N. P. Crink
F. A. Wortman
Darrell Frederickson
Silver Urn Masonic Lodge
R. Kenneth Miller
Des Moines
Grand Lodge of
Iowa
Miller
Grand Lodge
Malvern Leader
Dwight Fellows
Clarence Woolard
MCHS
Masonic Grand Lodge of
Masons
Random Thoughts at MCHS reveal senior fantasies and campus events
Senior counts of remaining school days hover near eleven with underclassmen saying about sixteen days. Sophomores label misery as five tests after the Athletic Banquet. Twirp events, Courtesy Week, and a Twirp Dance fill the week. A flag at the new high school site impresses at Cornerstone ceremonies. Frestman shop builds coffee tables and racks while Track hosts four conference meets. Our Town spring cast seeks period costumes from the 1890s and early 1900s.
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MCHS
Frestman Wood
Malvern
FFA Takes Atlantic Field Trip Tour and Dinner
The FFA group traveled to Atlantic on April 23 for a tour of Walnut Grove Certified laboratory testing soil fertilizer and feed. They visited the Walnut Grove warehouse mailing room and heard a history talk over dinner. The stop at Walnut Grove Research Farm south of Atlantic followed before returning via Oakland for bowling and arrival in Malvern at 5 p.m.
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Atlantic
Walnut Grove
Oakland
Malvern
Bragg Directs Malvern Band at Farragut Clinic
The MCHS band joined nine Corner conference groups at Farragut High School for the annual clinic on April 23. Cecil Bragg of Shelby led Malvern through two Swan Lake pieces, with the group rehearsing in the afternoon for an evening concert. The band earned high praise, and members valued the experience.
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MCHS
Farragut High School
Malvern
Cecil Bragg
Shelby
Mr. Bragg
Swan Lake
Keith Barber Elected Malvern FFA President
The Malvern Chapter of FFA elected its officers for 7968 69. Keith Barber will serve as president with Jack Sell as vice president Gordon Maurer as secretary Mike Alexander as treasurer David Evans as reporter and Carl Salmons as sentinel commencing next year in active duty.
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Malvern
FLFA
Keith Barber
Jack Sell
Gordon Maurer
Mike Alexander
David Evans
Carl Salmons
Chantry Choir in Popular Concert at Malvern First Baptist
A large crowd attended a Chantry children's choir concert at the First Baptist church in Malvern on Friday evening directed by Bill Gilbert. Guest soloist Roland Gidney of Omaha performed two numbers with the choir and presented History Told in Music. The program mixed sacred and secular classical pieces with light numbers and unusual instrumentation, with Mrs. Jane Buekelman as accompanist.
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First Baptist Church
Malvern
Chantry Children
Bill Gilbert
Chantry
Roland Gidney
Omaha
Land
Jane Buekelman
Twirp Dance on Tap for Saturday at Community Building
The Student Council hosts the annual Twirp Dance this Saturday May 4 at the Community Building. Music by the Invaders and other high schools welcome. The event will crown the new Twirp of the Year and admission is $1.50.
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Waltz
Kathy
MCHS
Mike
Nancy Dolan to Work at Methodist Hospital
Nancy Dolan, a junior at MCHS, plans to work this summer at the Methodist hospital in Omaha. She previously worked last summer as a nurse aid and will be in the new building this season.
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Nancy Dolan
MCHS
Methodist Hospital
Omaha
Nancy
Hastings Visitors and Local Family Gatherings
Hastings residents and relatives from Lincoln Sidney and Beatrice visited in several homes over the weekend. Pam Phelps injured her elbow at school and received a cast after a Friday track practice. Families from Red Oak Grand Island Glenwood and California joined with local residents for weekend visits and a kindergarten picnic at Wayside Lake.
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Mike Rapps
Kayla
Mike Jr
Lincoln
Nebr
Richard Payne
Rhesa
Gina Plummer
Sidney
Waldo
Wayne Crawford
Larry
Davis
Beatrice
George Clark
William Pickering
Red Oak
Ronald Freeman
Pam Phelps
Dr. Scheffel
Arnold Courtier
Fort Myers
Fla
Margo Fender
Pamela Phelps
Wayside Lake
Warren Crawford
Grand Island
Lisa Hockabout
Glenwood
Rita Mosier
Herbert Stogdill
Freshmen Reading Dickens Homer at Malvern School
Freshmen English classes read Great Expectations and The Odyssey with plans to finish poetry. Lunch menu for May 6 to May 8 lists dried beef gravy with mashed potatoes and peas, maid rites with corn, and chicken and noodles with hot rolls.
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Malvern Community School
Wedding Guests Travel Through Milford to Hastings Event
An on the road visit involved Mr. and Mrs. Jack Largent and family and Mr. and Mrs. Steve Largent en route to California. They stopped in Milford, Nebraska to attend the wedding of Arlene Hickerson and Michael Martin, Arlene being the youngest daughter of Mrs. Ray Hickerson and the late Mr. Hickerson, former Hastings residents. Jennie Haroffsurgery at Red Oak hospital followed prior surgery.
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Lawrence Madison
California
Mra
Jack Largent
Steve Larsgent
Milford
Nebr
Sanda
Arlene Hickerson
Michael Martin
Arlene
Ray Hickerson
Mr. Hickerson
Hastings
Jennie Haroff
Murphy Memorial Hospital
Red Oak
Attended Services For Mrs Madison Friday
The Burrington and related families gathered for lunch Friday with Mr and Mrs Francis Burrington and others as they attended afternoon services in Malvern for their grandmother Mrs Laura E Madison who died in Council Bluffs Monday.
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Madison
Francis Burrington
James Burrington
Larry J. Heureux
Charles Burrington
Marshalltown
Lowell Hardy
Emerson
John Hunley
Thurman
Tom Burrington
Oakland
Roger’ Burrington
Kenton Riceman
Beverly Hurst
Bentendorf
Malvern
Laura E. Madison
Council Bluffs
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