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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1962
Page
12
The last week of school schedule includes a May morning breakfast at 7 am and baccalaureate at 8 pm on Sunday. Elementary attend Monday to Wednesday and Saturday, junior high Monday Tuesday and Saturday, high school every day except Friday, with tests and report cards collected Saturday morning.
Malvern Community School announces staff editor Pat Newell and reporters Barbara Beasley Linda Clay Clayton Hertz Jr Peggy Hunt Nancy Lisle and Jo Anne Wray in the publication’s masthead.
On May 15 Mr. Baer and FFA members left at 6 45 am for a Lincoln tour including Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co Havelock car shop Burlington Railroad repair shop box car making and locomotive repair they ate at Ken Eddie's Drive Inn visited Nebraska State Penitentiary Cushman Manufacturing Co and Nebraska State Agriculture College and ended with an exclusive cafe meal and a movie He said the trip combines education and pleasure instead of a convention.
Clayton Hertz notes MHS senior Regee Hatfield named Senior of the Week for 1962. He drove by in a blue Oldsmobile convertible and attends classes in American problems English literature industrial arts and American history. Hatfield plans to pursue Air Force service after graduation.
Graduation May 24 will honor 44 eighth graders with Rev John Lippincott as speaker and the junior high mixed chorus providing music. Supt Crink will present scholarships and Mrs Hays diplomas. Parents plan a post ceremony party as athletic letters and class prophecy are given. Regee notes friendships formed and lists hobbies and favorites. Marilyn Kyle plans clerical work after graduation while Ester Shere aims for beauty school with varied subjects and hobbies.
Lyle Stewart, a high school senior with light brown hair and green eyes, plans to attend Peru State Teachers College to study accounting. He is active in "M" club band and track, earned first team as halfback on the football squad, and lists football as his favorite sport.
Don Fieselman plans engineering study after four years in math and science plus track football and band. He enjoys electronics and pyro, with current courses in American problems English literature advanced math and chemistry. Stella Miller plans accounting at Peru after two years at Malvern High and a job with Civil Service.
The May 5 work day drew mixed results as some seniors worked from home and others sang at a music contest. On Monday the 32 member senior class will be available for house or yard work to earn money for the senior trip. Call 2771 by Monday to arrange tasks and note ads pay. The book check in for semester tests runs Thursday and Friday for seniors, then Wednesday and Thursday next week for others. Pencil marks and papers must be erased and removed to avoid charges.
Thirty six children registered for kindergarten at Chantry School during a May 15 event from 1 30 to 4 p m. Senior girls accompanied by mothers enrolled in social subjects and prepared for fall classes.
A group traveled to Omaha on May 15 departing by car at 12 15 PM arriving at 1 15 PM. During the day they visited Mutual Insurance, Boyles, Van Sant Commercial College and Commercial Extension for tours.
Malvern Leader from Malvern Iowa reports local news and events for May 17 1962 including community updates, notices, and brief items from town organizations. Highlights cover civic announcements, school notes, and upcoming activities affecting residents.
A long OCR fragment lists numerous candidates across many districts including Adel Frank S, Bergman Merle Cook, DeCamp Clarence, Wilford, Garoutte, Peterson, Parry, and dozens more. It reads like a civic election slate with party affiliations and multiple municipalities mentioned such as Clarinda Colfax Colman and Oskaloosa, reflecting a broad roll of political figures.
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