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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1966

Page

8

Malvern College Day Sees 40 Colleges and Trade Schools

About 400 junior classmen from the 10 Corner conference schools are slated to visit Malvern next Wednesday for the annual college day. Principal A. H. Nothem says the event begins around 1 30 p.m. with interviews of college reps followed by trade school representatives. The basement of the Methodist church will host trade schools and the Malvern Community building will house college delegates. About 40 colleges and trade schools will be present.

Malvern A. HW. Nothem League Methodist Church Cnilexe

Fashion Revue At MCHS Showcases Spring Styles

FHA members and mothers along with 8th graders will attend the annual Home Economics I and II fashion revue at MCHS. The event installs FHA officers for next year and demonstrates upcoming fashions for the season in an informative evening.

MCHS FHA

Senior work week and spruce-up week tied this year

In Malvern the senior work week aligns with the club's spruce-up effort to ease the Chicago trip burden. The Junior High published the mimeographed Junior Hi Leader featuring editorials news and sports as Mrs Beattie and Mrs Fishbaugh guide language arts. Industrial Arts under Mr Mort displayed projects including thirteen elaborate cheese boards showcasing woodwork and creative decoration. May events include Court Day for seniors May 5 Girls district track May 7 College day May 11 FHA installation and style revue May 12.

Malvern Commercial Club Chicago Beattie Fishbaugh Industrial Arts Mr. Mort Glenwood

MCHS Seniors Busy With Year End Activities

Chelly Mart reports Mills County high schools seniors finish the year with events and exams. Court Day May 5 and a Chicago trip May 7 to mark the end of the school year. Final exams May 19-20 with some exemptions for B average students.

MCHS Mills County Glenwood High Nishna Valley Malvern Mills County Bar Association MCNS Chicago Treasur Gerry Turner Fin Ished

Marching Band Heads to Des Moines for Relays Parade

About 65 MCHS band members plus two chaperons and drivers traveled Saturday to Des Moines to join the Drake Relays parade. Darrah secured a front No. 10 spot, performers endured cold conditions, then attended a massed band concert at Drake Stadium. Drum Majorette Rayna Reed missed the trip with a twisted knee. Coral Wolfe filled in as baton leader. Sandy Hays of Town Track led her team to victory in the invitational 440 yd relay.

MCHS Clair Jones Des Moines Darrah Drake Stadium Rayna Reed Coral Wolfe Rayna Malvern Sandy Hays Vielory

Scholarships for Carol and Rayna at Kennedy College

Two MCHS seniors, Carol Wolfe and Rayna Reed, have received scholarships at John F. Kennedy College in Wahoo Nebraska, per admissions director Fred L. Bankus. Both will enroll next fall after earning high scholarship standing and outstanding extracurricular achievements.

MCHS John F. Kennedy College Wahoo Neb Fred L. Bankus Carol Wolfe Rayna Reed

Man Hurt Exiting Wreck Vehicle in Iowa Incident

Raymond Yates, 67, of route 2 Glenwood, sustained neck and back injuries while exiting a wrecked car that rolled onto him after leaving a ditch on county roads northwest of Tabor at 5 30 p m on April 28. He was hospitalized at Edmundson hospital.

Raymond Yates Route 2 Glenwood Tabor Edmundson Hospital

Ambitious Seniors Eager for Work

Ambitious seniors have completed three busy days of work this week with the help of local adults. They plan to earn funds for a senior trip and invite others needing tasks done to call the high school after 3 45 to 4 30 or Saturday 8 am to 5 pm for work assignments.

Yvern

Nishna Cottage News Notes

Norma Tye returned from Clavinda Wednesday Iva Crawford returned to Hastings Saturday Charles Agan moved to Tabor Sunday from the Nishna Cottage

Norma Tye Clavinda Iva Crawford Hastings Charles Agan Tabor Nishna Cottage

Peggy Natson Senior of the Week at MCHS

Peggy Natson, daughter of Howard L. Natson, is named MCHS senior of the week. Born June 17 1943 in Shenandoah she attends American problems world literature home economics and art III plus activities. She plans to attend the American Institute of Business in Des Moines next fall and is active in Baptist Youth Fellowship and FHA.

Spencer Chemical Peggy Natson Howard L. Natson Peg Shenandoah The Baptist Youth Fellowship MCHS American Institute of Business Des Moines Peggy Nelson Thomas Miller Henry E. Miller Malvern Tom

Radar Catches One Driver Going 96 Gets a 100 Fine

A highway patrol radar on highway 275 Monday night nabbed seven speeding motorists. Michael H. Parks of Glenwood was cited for 96 mph and fined 100 dollars plus costs, with a 60 day license suspension. Other fined drivers were Gladys Bergsten of Red Oak and Thomas L. Watson of Glenwood at ten dollars plus costs. Four other ticket recipients must still appear before Hall.

Highway Patrol Michael H. Parks Glenwood Hour Justice of Peace John Wall Hall Gladys Bergsten Red Oak Thomas L. Watson

Barbara Narron Named Marshall High Senior Plans College PE Career

Barbara Narron former Malvern resident and Marshall High senior plans a four year physical education program at Central Missouri State College Warrensburg after graduation. She earned letters and All-Star honors in basketball, held student council roles, volunteered with Red Cross, and participated in Future Homemakers of America Pep and Gill Mor Memorial Baptist church activities.

Barbara Narron Malvern M Casey Narron Marshall, Mo Central Missouri State College Warrensburg Marshall High Barbara Girls Athletic Assn Walleshall Red Cross Fitzvibbon Hospital Gill Memorial Baptist Church

Gerald Bare Enlists in Army at Ft Leonard Wood

Gerald Dein Bare left Monday for Ft Leonard Wood Missouri for basic training after induction into the armed forces. He was formerly employed by Skinner Macaroni at Ralston Nebraska before his induction. WANT ADS PAY.

Gerald Bare FT. Leonard Wood Gerald Dein Bare Skinner Macaroni Ralston Nebr

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