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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1964
Page
10
Nishna Valley School Home Econ class, led by Mrs. Smith, explores foreign cuisines with Hawaiian luau and coconuts, plus Italy and Mexico menus. Students compile recipe collections, centerpieces, and scrapbooks while learning culture through food and flavor.
Nishna Valley high musicians earned II ratings at the New Market contest held Saturday. The girls chorus glee club and band each received the II rating, reflecting strong performances by the student groups.
A group of 28 seniors will sneak away on Monday May 11 at 2:22 PM for a three day trip to the Ozarks marking their last week of high school after years of tests and work. The unsanctioned escape brings both excitement and nostalgia as they depart with classmates.
N V seniors name Vicky Wilbur as Senior of the Week. She is 17, daughter of Gola Wilbur of rural Henderson. Her favorites include the song Blue Velvet, singer Connie Francis, Ford car, reading, Doris Day, Bye Bye Birdie, and the expression All righty. She dislikes a know-it-all person. Courses include Home Economics IW and American.
Nishna Valley hosts the Junior High Music Festival with Malvern Sidney and Fremont Mills. Practice starts 1 p m and runs through the afternoon. A 7 30 p m program opens to the public for 50 and 25 cents. Guest director Seota Sneed Strong of Omaha Duchesne College leads.
Government, senior problems, secretarial practice and English literature. Activities include marching band, concert band, glee club, mixed chorus, girls sextet, girls double quartet, flute trio and flute quartet. She hasn’t decided her future but seeks further training.
At the Nishna Valley Community School PTA meeting held May 4 at the high school, Lynn Costello was elected president with Bertha Thorson as vice president, Marti Cheney as secretary, and Pauline Cool as treasurer. The by-laws were amended, the nominating committee announced candidates, and 24 members signed the roster before adjournment.
Roving reporters at N Y gathered student opinions on daylight savings time. Responses varied from confusion and skepticism to approval noting benefits for farm life and longer evenings. Some express support if others adopt it, while a few doubt its value.
Richard Woods of Farragut and Linda Waterworth from Kansas City schools joined seventh grade. Measles illness affects many. Junior high music festival Friday. Nishna Valley eighth grade presents They Went Thataway on Monday May 12 at 7:30 with cast Patty Johnson Kay Rydburg Timothy Starr Bill Scherle Chuck Lakin Betsy Paul Peggy Haack Steve Person Steve Hinkle Linnea Johnson. Assistant director Lana McKee. Property director Denny Boileau. Promoter Darlene Sandquist. Public relations Noel Allen. Mrs Clites directs.
Linda Sue Larsen of Nishna Valley junior is nominated for the National Council of Teachers of English Achievement Awards. The annual competition recognizes high school seniors for excellence in English with local and state judging. winners will be announced next December and forwarded to U S colleges for scholarship consideration.
Harvey Voss and his mother Mrs Agnes Voss joined Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Russell Myers in Glenwood. Cindy Rickabaugh’s 12th birthday was celebrated with dinner at the Stogdill and Rickabaugh households. Various local families and guests from Tabor Omaha and Glenwood were listed for dinners and visits including a 40th anniversary for R E Glebe of Council Bluffs. Ricky Clipson visited his grandparents in Glenwood over the weekend.
Judy Schroeder was honored Friday evening with a miscellaneous bridal shower at the home of Mrs. Kenneth McMahan. Co hostesses included Mrs. Dave Linkey of Council Bluffs. The event featured pencil games and prizes, with gifts for the bride to be. The couple plan to wed June 20 at St John Lutheran church in Mineola.
Mrs Edna Kruse and Dean visited Paul and family at Glenwood. Paul Wilson injured his foot and stayed home. Art Hiley Fitzpatrick Bill Wilson Carolyn Hunt also visited. Edna Kruse hosted a Wiener roast for Paul’s birthday. Grace Anderson Viva Miller joined Junior High MY F Teen Day at Glenwood State School for certificates of appreciation.
Mrs. Wally Fornoff reports the Cancer Crusade in Silver City raised 116.15 from residents, businesses and clubs. Workers Mrs. Joe Kruse Mrs. Clyde Schoening Mrs. Reno Moore and Mrs. Arnold Kiersch distributed literature and collected funds. They will be thanked for their effort and all contributors noted.
Julie Ann Robertson performed two piano items titled Little Negro and Summer Night at the Music Teachers Association student recital held in the Chieftain hotel ballroom in Council Bluffs. Her teacher is Mrs. Gretchen Fahrenkrug of Treynor. Mrs. Hugh Hayes visited North Platte Nebraska last week to see her parents Mr. and Mrs. Albert Boehm and her sister Mrs. Don McCampbell.
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