Pantherettes win two relays at local meet
Pantherettes take first in the Distance Medley Relay in 4 41.2 and in the Mile Relay in 4 33 led by Marsheilla Blackburn Sheila Hunt Kathy Ricker and Diana Ricker. Diana Ricker places third in the mile and Tom Jones places fourth in the long jump. Marshella Blackburn also earns fourth in the 880 run and Kathy Ricker fourth in the 440. Corning tops Bluejay Relays with Mount Ayr athlete Brent Geringer breaking shot put and discus records.
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Pantherettes
Linda McClure
Julie Swoboda
Tom Jones
Chris Ellison
Marsheila Blackburn
Sheila Hunt
Kathy Ricker
Diana Ricker
Marshella Blackburn
Sandy Jones
Christie Henderson
Malvern
Nishna Valley
Rick Jones
Mike Irvin
Corning
Hamburg
Jaivern Hambura
Callene
Mpount
Ayrass
Beenie Ei
Tte
Mile
Ipa Nea
John Baker
Greenfield
Eith Dritmier
College Springs
Charles Zaer
Lamburge
Bedford
M. Soudte
I Peterson
Lowry
J. Cox
Len Hamburne
Sidney
Mira Fely
Randy Thompson
Ralph Aranzo
Pieteherd
Sidne
St Miulusca
Brent
Homburo
Hastings Nishna Vallen
Oan Iume
Robin Smith
Auth Page
Alvin Haven
Hek Jones
bin Beckham
Coommee
Wed
E. Karas Vei
New Market
Rte
Brian Daly
Lek Meridin
Ulilisea
Bate Nenderson
Mount Avr
Mike Bradley
Lenox
Biscus
Brent Geringer
Leader Face Red Relays at Valley May 4
The Leader corrects an earlier error and confirms the Black Hawk Relays will be held Friday May 4 at Valley. Teams from across Southwest Town will compete, replacing the previously misdated April 27 note and offering apologies to readers who planned for that date.
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Southwest Town
Valley
Emerson Drops Baseball Opener
Emerson Farm Supply opened league play against Carson in a low offense game. Only three Emerson hits came from Hites Bass and Stephens as Emerson stranded bases in the 2nd and 5th frames. Two runs in the 6th inning brought Emerson within five as Shaw scored on an error and Stephens scored on a passed ball with Hoyt driving in on a sacrifice. Carson built an early lead and held on for a 7 to 2 win.
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Bob West
Emerson
Carson
Jerry Hites
Jon Bass
Mack Stephens
Jerry Shaw
Shaw
Mike Hoyt
Stephens
Glenwood Lodge
Local FHA Delegate Chosen for National Convention
Shannon Diana Ricker, current district F.H.A. vice president and next year’s local chapter president, has been selected as a delegate at large for Iowa. She will attend the National Convention in Dallas, Texas, from July 9 through 12.
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Shannon Diana Ricker
F.H.A
Iowa
Dallas
Texas
Words of Wisdom by Lora Pearce
A compact collection of aphorisms and quotes from Lora Pearce and others. The lines urge calm amid noise and haste, valuing wisdom from happiness and hopeful reflections drawn from varied attributions.
What Does the Principal Do by MCHS Supt. Jack Jones
The principal is the key person in the school operation and serves as the generator and power source for activities. He directs central functions, organizes the office for efficiency, handles communications, records, attendance, schedules, and routine decisions, and supervises teachers and grounds while maintaining inventories and coordinating with the superintendent.
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MCHS
Jack Jones
Board of Educational Examiners
Stephen Blackburn of MCHS profile highlights life
Stephen Glenn Blackburn born August 2 1954 is a Leo and the youngest son of Mr and Mrs Bill Blackburn. His subjects this year include English modern problems physics tractor maintenance and drafting. He enjoys skull collecting and lists favorites such as steak and potatoes Dustin Hoffman Pink Panther the Seniors of 73 green Mach I’s Mash and the saying It doesn’t have to come out of a book. He is on the track team and has been Sergeant of Arms of his class for several years and may pursue it professionally. His life philosophy You can never back up in time and advice Always be prepared from MCHS well wishers.
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Stephen Glenn Blackburn
Leo
Bill Blackburn
Stephen
MCHS
7th and 8th Grades Build Rockets and Read
The 7th and 8th grades have been busy with science projects around rocket construction and planet studies. The 8th grade art class is running a conservation contest while girls Home Ec. focuses on tops as spring approaches.
State Music Finals and Local Events Report
Judy Donahue notes upcoming events including May 4-5 state music finals for large groups, May 8 Corner Conference Boys Track Meet at Shenandoah, and May 10 dental parade with a band concert.
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Judy Donahue
Shenandoah
Spring Concert Planned by Tom Pierce
The 1973 spring concert will be held Thursday in the high school gym at 8:00. Vocal and instrumental groups directed by Mr. Ryan will perform including Mixed Chorus Elisa Rock Turn Around Mixed doubles Quartet Sing a Rainbow Girls Sextet Silent Spring Girls Trio Green Sleeves Boys Quartet Tell Me Why While Strolling Through the Park Stage Band Sunday Morning Swamp Rock Stomp Baronet Trio Rondo Militaire
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Tom Pierce
Mr. Ryan
Elisa Rock
Green Sleeves
Baronet
Malvern Schools Hot Lunch Menu Through May 11
May 7 features pizza burger corn shoestring potatoes dessert and milk. May 8 offers oven fried chicken mashed potatoes jello salad fruit butter sandwiches. May 9 serves baked beans and wieners tossed salad apricot upside down cake B and P sandwiches and milk. May 10 presents stew with vegetables cabbage slaw fruit school made ralls and milk. May 11 includes meat sandwiches French fries green beans oatmeal cake and milk.
Note From Hot Lunch Plan Farewell to 1973 Seniors
The Hot Lunch staff notes menus will guide main dishes while vegetables may vary. Participation has been high at 375 to 400 students daily. The article ends with best wishes to the Senior class of 1973 as they enter new futures.
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