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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1967
Page
14
The 1066-67 school year closes with student views on top events. Highlights include prom and graduation leads, a space flight experiment with a rocket and mouse payload, and reflections from students such as Darlene Sandquist and Addie. The Haack column notes humor and school spirit as the year ends.
Chemistry students at Nishni Valley have spent weeks on an unknown project. Each member is assigned to find an unknown and record the tests used to identify it. The activity is a key part of this quarter's grade, and students are encouraged to stay determined.
A high school physics class directed by Mr. Min Mercer demonstrated rocketry on Thursday afternoon May 4. Visual senior boys launched several rockets, with chatter and admiration from spectators as the event concluded.
Haack reports fits of school pride with Blackhawks and Hawk-1nya on display. Nuekolis shows notable energy amid the 30 inch barriers in track events, igniting campus enthusiasm this week.
On April 29 the Juniors held a Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom in the high school cafetorium with the Island of Love theme. Hawaiian decorators welcomed guests, blue and green tones lit the room, and a Pacific Island menu accompanied a Hawaiian ensemble. The event featured student leaders, a Waikiki prophecy, and a Bob Vern Orchestra prom with tropical decor and refreshments.
Eight New York students traveled to Hamburg for the Corner Conference Science Fair. With 100 exhibits, three divisions awarded first through third and two honorable mentions per division. From Nishna Valley, Bill Seherle placed third in High School Biological, Leo Laughlin third in High School Physical Science, Edward Russel earned Junior High honorable mention for Biological Fuel Cell.
The Homemaking I and II Girls urge a faculty dinner on Friday May 12 at 6 30 p m in the high school cafeteria with an Italy theme. Teachers school board members and the Landee Mrs Johnson have prepared the menu and decorations, hoping for a successful event.
The senior Larry Wiegman of Senderson is honored for achievements in Engish, Literature, Algebra I, Government, Physics, and National Honor Society. He plays mixed chorus, track, cross country, and attends Northwest Missouri State College with goals in biological science. His hobbies include music, golf, reading, and film interests. The piece also includes student grievances about girls' athletic uniforms and gear.
Athletic girls at Nishna Valley protest inequality in school sports uniforms. They point to boys receiving new baseball and football uniforms and equipment yearly, urging equal spending and treatment.
On Wednesday May 3 the elementary personnel gathered for a dinner honoring Mr. Glen Adkins departing principal. The event was at Club 64 in Council Bluffs with teachers from Henderson and Strahan joining. Adkins will take a job as Shenandoah t Lucky.
The message thanks Mr. Adkins for five years of service and presents a Polaroid keepsake from the elementary centers. Well wishes accompany his transfer to a new supervisory position as he moves forward in his career.
Ten Nishna Valley students visited Iowa State University at Ames for VEISHEA over May 5 and 6. Activities included a barbeque parade and Camelot' performance, with campus tours and plans by attendees to pursue college there. Indian Deeretttes 4-H Club met in April at Carol McKee's home with Mary Anderson and Donna Miller as co hosts. Twelve members one leader and four visitors attended. plans included buying a new camera and paying IFYE dues. Demonstrations covered The Color Wheel and Color Harmony and Making Accessory Groupings. Next meeting scheduled May 20 at the Greenwood home.
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