Vocalists Present Spring Concert at Malvern High School
The junior and setting high schools presented a spring vocal program at Malvern Curmantinity building on Friday April 28 featuring Gils Glee Choirs solos and duets with pieces like Nice Twenty Third Psalm Averion Gur Tertae and O Divine Redeemer. The Girls Quartet with Carolyn Hilton Mort Dexie Bird Cindy Bass and others performed None But the Lonely Heart Eyes of My Beloved Now is the Month of May and more. The mixed chorus sang Wondrous Cool Deep Are the Roots and Blowing in the Wind as the audience offered thanks to Mrs Beakel music recruiter and the public for support.
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Malvern, Curmantinity
I Ym
Averion
the Gils
Carolyn Hilton
Nadys
Roger Powles
Larry Willian i
Tosta
Rogar Salyers
Robe Hays
Dan Bell
Cindy Bass
Carolyn Hillon
Tye Mort
Diske Bird
Pam Finchem
Sharlene Scott
Maresha Deiektor
Ad Betty Meclure
Dat Mart
Kentucky Birde
Gianiet
Rob Washhorn
Bob Bealtie
Don Bell
Mike Parker
Paul Finehem
Beakelmin
Campus Visit By Diane Blackman and Friends
Diane Blackman Gwyn Black burn and Pamela Yates visited the campus of NIV Missouri State Teachers College at Menyville on Friday. They were accompanied by Diane's mother.
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NWMS
Diane Blackman
Gwyn Blackburn
Pamela Yates
NIV
Missouri State Teachers, College
Menyville
Ty Diane
Calendar of May School and Community Events
May events include Dunice High Boys Track at Glenwood Clarinda Choral Group at Community Building May 4. May 5 Boys District Track at Redfield Elementary Music Program at 400 pan. May 6 Girls District Track at Villisea Junior Work day and May 7 May Morning Breakfast. Art Exhibit at Purress Chantry School 2 PM to 8 PM. May 8 Girls Track at Logan BAC Band concert 2 PM. May 12 MCHS Spring Play Curtain Going Up at Community battling. May week ends with Girls State Track Meet.
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Dunice High
Glenwood
Community Wdg
Munity
MCHS
Pana
Can You Spell a 184 Letter Word at Initiation
A junior Honor Society initiation on April 21 required new members to print a 60 word report on an observer, spell a 184 letter word, hold two dictionaries for about a minute, and sing a silly song. Joe Wearin excelled by omitting only five letters from the song word. The event brought laughter yet underscored the honor. ATTENDED HOMEMAKING TEACHERS CONFERENCE Mrs Clela Salyers attended a Homemaking teachers conference at Corning on May 3 as part of in service training under the Department of Public Instruction. The focus was Human Development and The Family.
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Joe Wearin
Clela Salyers
MCHS
Corning
Department of Public Instruction
Juniors Set May 6 for Work Day
On Saturday May 6 the Junior Class will hold a work day. They will take on odd jobs such as car washing house cleaning yard work and other tasks. They start at 8 30 am and work until all jobs are completed. Call the high school at 624-8645 to request work.
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High School
Cowboys Jrs Take Triangular Meet in Sidney
Sidney junior high boys won the triangular track meet on April 27 with 56 points. Fremont-Mills scored 38 and Malvern 1. Mike Stevens won shot put, John Ellison won broad jump and 220 yard dash, plus 440 yard relay and medley relay wins. Sidney set two conference records in 220 yard dash and 440 yard relay.
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Sidney Cowboys
Sidney
Fremont-Mills
Malvern
Mike Stevens
John Ellison
Jaeck Sell
Gordon Maurer
F-M. Knights
Cowboys
Fremont
Hung Jury Mock Trial Teaches Mills County Seniors
Malvern and Nishna Valley seniors attended Court Day at the Mills County Court House in Glenwood April 27 sponsored by the Mills County Bar Association to acquaint students with court proceedings. A mock trial featured Miss Robreau as defendant and Wayne Burke of Nishna Valley as plaintiff with students from both schools serving as the jury. The group heard all witness testimonies before adjourning to their schools after jail tours. All agreed it was a worthwhile learning experience on court procedure.
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Malvern
Nishna Valley
Mills County Court House
Glenwool
Mills County Bar Association
Tomn to Enlist in Air Force
John Miller, educated mainly in Malvern with a year in Glenwood and Council Bluffs, played basketball three years, managed football once, worked on the news staff as a freshman, and sang in mixed chorus. His senior year courses include English 12, American government, Industrial Arts III, auto mechanics and metals and welding. After graduation he plans to enlist in the Air Force then attend a trade school to become an auto mechanic.
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John Miller
Malvern
Glenwood
Council Bluffs
John
Air Force
Lee Blackman Plans Farming Career After School
Lee Blackman attended Hillsdale School eight years and entered MCHS as a freshman. In his senior year he takes English 12 American Government physiology and Vocational Agriculture IV. I H A has been a major activity with him serving as vice president. He plans to enter the service and later farm as his career.
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Lee Blackman
Hilsdale School
MCHS
Lee
April Weather Quirk Sparks Dust Storms and May Hail
Scrabbings from Randolph Enterprise notes a volatile April ending with a warm high and gale winds followed by a sharp drop near freezing in May. It covers dust sources from earth and space, garden notes on lilies and bulbs, Cancer awareness reminders, and small personal serendipities amid windy, shifting spring weather.
Gwyn Blackburn Dru Mort and Terry Jones Join NHS at MCHS
On April 27 Gwyn Blackburn Dru Mort and Terry Jones were named to the National Honor Society at MCHS. The ceremony recognizes juniors and seniors with at least a 90 average. sophomores may join provisionally, and freshmen may enter probationary membership later. Eligible students may advance to full membership as juniors. Congratulations to the new NHS members.
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Gwyn Blackburn
Dru Mort
Terry Jones
National Honor Society
Vicki Wins National Math Award at Local High School
The National Mathematics Association notified MCHS principal Ruth Salyers that Vicki Glynn placed first among high school students who took the national mathematics merit tests. The tests were administered to the Advanced Math class by Mr. Forney, and Vicki received a gold pin for her outstanding achievement.
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National Mathematics Asso
Ruth Salyers
MCHS
Vicki Glynn
Association
Forney
Vicki
Spring School News Highlights Seniors and Events
Panter's Den notes spring feelings as May nears with graduation plans for seniors and anticipation for eighth graders. Homemaking class patterns include dresses and skirts as students finish sewing projects. Focus remains on studies amid thoughts of summer and a National Honor Society goal. Chuck West misses week due to ear operation at Bergan Mercy Hospital in Omaha. best wishes for recovery.
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Chuck West
Bergan-Mercy Hospital
Omaha
Chuck
Cheerleader Tryouts in May for 1967-68 Squad
Students aspire to be cheerleaders sign up on the central bulletin board as varsity squads train routines. Tryouts will occur the third week in May with Student Council and class officers selecting eight members for the 1967 68 athletic season. Seven will be regular and one an alternate.
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Glass
Hamburg Wins Six Awards At Corner Science Fair
Hamburg high school hosts Corner Conference Science Fair on April 24 with exhibits in Junior High, Biological, and Physical Science. Hamburg entries collect six awards, Nishna Valley three, South Page three, and Farra gut, New Market, Essex, Malvern, Sidney, and Stanton each one. Awards include first prize $25 second prize 1d and third prize 10. Public viewing hours listed.
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Hamburg High School
Nishna Valley
Hamburg
South Page
Farragut
New Market
Essex
Malvern
FFA Sends Six to State Conference
Six FFA members depart early Friday to attend the state leadership conference as preparations rise for the event.
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FFA
Loyal Lassies 4 H Club Meeting Highlights
4 H Club News reports Loyal Lassies 4 H Club met April 1 with roll call on Horizontal and Vertical Lines. Margaret Goos read spring and nature poems. Linda Kirlin demonstrated colors. Kathy Kirlin gave a demonstration.
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Loyal Lassies 4-H Club
Margaret Goos
Tts
Linda Kirlin
Kathy Kirlin
What Is Proportion Meeting Report
Carol Sue Schoening spoke on How To Dust Cover a Picture and Cindy Kahl demonstrated How to Make a Lap Back Cover. The next meeting is scheduled for May 6. Marcia Klindt, reporter.
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Carol Sue Schoening
Cindy Kahl
Marcia Klindt
NYC Will Serve Youth in Five County Area
Southwest Iowa Progress Inc announces the opening of the Neighborhood Youth Corps office in Red Oak Iowa directing Bob Nieto to run the program serving Cass Page Montgomery Fremont and Mills counties. The NYC assists 16 to 21 year olds with in school out of school and summer work programs at non profit and government agencies.
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Southwest Iowa Progress, Inc
Neighborhood Youth Corps
Coolbaugh
Red Oak
Iowa
Bob Nieto
Cass
Page
Montgomery
Fremont
Mills County
N.Y.C
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