Period Prattle Honors Two Malvern Teachers in Yearend Feature
Sheri O Dell highlights Kenneth Howell with French instruction across Malvern Glenwood and Council Bluffs roots while praising Mrs Hope Beattie. The piece celebrates a year of algebra class struggles and teacher devotion, noting Howell s career and Beattie s horseback riding and judging credentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Howell
Howell
Council Bluffs
Thomas Jefferson
Northwest Missouri State College
University of New Mexico
Univsity of Nebraska At Omaha
Creighton University
Kansas State Teachers College
University of Toulouse
France
Malvern
Glenwood
Seniors of '72 Say Farewell at Year End
The annual F H A fashion show and officer installation wrapped last Tuesday as Panther notes the end of the year and upcoming graduation. Report cards soon follow, with students planning a brief break before summer jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.H.A
May events and ceremonies listed for school year
A sequence of school events announced from May 18 to May 28 including Chantry Program M Club Dinner 8th grade graduation Baccalaureate Exercises semester tests Teacher Picnic Commencement Exercises and a public reception for Supt Crink with seniors leaving on their trip afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crink
Seniors Leaving MCHS Halls in 1972 Graduation Plans
The Malvern Central High School class of 1972 outlines its leadership with Matthew Knight as president and Paul Messenger as vice president with Kathy as secretary and Susan Morgal as treasurer. They choose royal blue and silver, plan a Colorado Springs senior trip, and schedule baccalaureate for May 21 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Knight
Paul Messenger
Kathy
Susan Morgal
Tom McClure
Ray Pugh
Colorado Springs
Yucca Lane Lodge
Larry Maynes
Pat Reeds
Malvern
Air Force Academy
Coors Brewery
Pike's Peak
Steve Beattie
Gary Dunsdon
Linda Washburn
Kathy Lea
Kathy O'Dell
Gary Ford
Mike Hoyt
Jerry Irwin
Dennis Kyle
Jim Williamson
Coleen Ponton
Joleen Pontow
Joyce Stephens
Larry Weigman Receives Honors at Northwest Missouri State
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Weigman and Mrs. Vera Dittus attended graduation at Northwest Missouri State University on May 12. Larry Weigman graduated with highest honors, earning a notable academic distinction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Weigman
Vera Dittus
Northwest Missouri State University
Larry Wiegman
Select Annual Staff Officers for Next Year
The 1972-73 annual staff officers and members are announced with Linda Barber as editor and Susan Miller as co editor. Key roles include Diana Ricker and Marcha Miller in Activities and Kari Shere in Organizations among others. Three top editors Kim Rush Bonnie Ponton and Sue Ann Baer lead copy editing while sponsor Miss Sterkel joins the staff for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Barber
Susan Miller
Diana Ricker
Marcha Miller
Debbie Leu
Kari Shere
Donna White
Sandy Finchem
Sheri O’dell
Marcie Sinner
Sue Ann Baer
Karen Stogdill
Chris Ellison
Kim Wederquist
Shellie Schroeder
Sheila Hunt
Kim Rush
Bonnie Ponton
Miss Sterkel
Look Magazine
Spring Concert in MCHS Gym Showcases Mixed Choirs and Bands
On Monday May 6 the MCHS annual Spring Concert at the high school gym featured Jr. high mixed choirs directed by Bill Gilbert with guitar accompaniment, the senior band under Tim Fischer performing five pieces, and the senior high mixed choir led by Fischer with Bonnie Ponton. The Malvern Community Chorus joined, with Gilbert adding a solo. Henry Sehnoor read the Gettysburg Address before Battle Hymn of the Republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MCHS
Jr. High
Bill Gilbert
Ann Beckwith
Bab Bakehouse
Joel Waymire
David Bell
Randy Miller
Tim Fischer
Mr. Fischer
Bonnie Ponton
America
Madame Jeanette
Malvern Community Chorus
JoAnna Perkins
Gilbert
Henry Sehnoor
Scholarships to Denise and Phylis Named at Mills County
Two $100 scholarships awarded to 1972 seniors at Malvern and Nishna Valley schools for nurses education. Denise Matt of MCHS and Phylis Jean Struble of Emerson Valley will receive the awards, announced by Mrs. Lenard DuVal, secretary of the Mills County Health Improvement Ass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Nishna Valley
Lenard DuVal
The
Mills County Health Improvement Ass
Denise Matt
MCHS
Phylis Jean Struble
Emerson
Valley
Lynn Costello Family Hosts Mother’s Day Visit
The Lynn Costello family joined siblings and relatives for a Mother’s Day afternoon visit and lunch at the Merle Riepe home near Griswold. Additional gatherings included the Tom Fritz family at the Kuhl home near Pacific Junction and the Jim Irvin family sharing meals with relatives near Malvern and Glenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Costello
Merle Riepe
Griswold
Tom Fritz
Fred Kuhl, Jr
Pacific Junction
Jim Irvin
Duane Carlstedt
Malvern
Grace Irvin
Glenwood
Larry Roger
Little Rock
Ark
Ivan Terrell
Beth
O'Dell Bowley
Co. Bluffs
Bud Bowley
Mercy Hospital
Terry Hardman
Scott
Bowley
Malvern music contest returns with strong showing
On Saturday May 6 the State Music contest at Lenox featured MCHS band and mixed chorus with girls glee returning after a long absence. The band earned an II rating for Concert Overture and Chant while the mixed chorus scored III for Madame Jeanette and It’s a Small World. Girls glee performed Ledgene and Moving On, also earning III.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenox
MCHS
Ledgene
Malvern
Winners in Spaho Contest Redesign A Kitchen
Preliminary winners of Iowa Power and Light Companys Redesign A Kitchen Contest were announced by Randy Williams area supervisor for the Glenwood area Ellen Eustice Malvern High School won United States Savings Bonds Pat Kauffman Rita Goldsberry of MCHS received Certificates of Merit All winners advance to grand prize judging for 500 300 and 100 cash scholarships
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Power and Light Company
Randy Williams
Glenwood
Williams
United States Savings
Ellen Eustice Malvern High School
Pat Kauffman
Rita Goldsberry
MCHS
Four Day Clinic at Chantry for Pre Schoolers
Chantry School hosts a four day readiness clinic from May 30 to June 2, 9 am to 12 noon in the kindergarten room for all preschoolers turning five before September 15, 1972. Parents must arrange transportation as buses will not run. Evaluations rely on two teachers’ independent observation and tests including the Early Detection Inventory, School Readiness Inventory, and Purdue Perceptual Motor Survey, to decide readiness for kindergarten or need for another year. For questions call Ronald White at Chantry School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chantry School
Purdue
Ronald White
Farm Bureau Women guest day speaker May 22
The Farm Bureau Women's Committee hosts Mrs. Max Olsen of Minden as guest speaker Monday May 22 at 2 p.m. in the Farm Bureau building meeting room. Mrs. Olsen, wife of a doctor and member of the American Medical Association Women's Auxiliary, will address venereal disease described as epidemic in Iowa and the United States. Shocking statistics accompany the briefing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau Women's Committee
Max Olsen
Minden
Farm Bureau
Olsen
American Medical Association, Inc
Iowa
United States
Sunday School Report and Mission Circle Notes
Sunday school attendance 5. Birthdays 1. Offerin 10.85 dollars. Duet Sweet Will of God by Mrs Roeder and Mrs Fleming. Scriptur Genesis 7 1 7. Topic Unbelt and Sin. Mission Circle met with Hadley Parker. Afternoon service opened with prayer. Short business meeting with secretary and treasurer reports. Mrs Parker led lesson on Does God always answer prayer. Mrs Sowers served lunch.
Jolly Janes Club Hosts Evening of Memoirs
Mrs. Jim Shook entertained the Jolly Janes Club on Thursday evening with 16 members present. Roll call featured memories of Mother's Day and Mrs. Bob Hicks led the entertainment. Mystery Pals were revealed and new names were drawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Shook
Jolly Janes Club
Bob Hicks
Guests of friends and relatives across the region
A series of weekend visits and social gatherings tied to families in Omaha, Council Bluffs, Malvern, Elliott, and Red Oak. Guests included Mrs Miley Schmidt and Mrs Carolyn Kalvinek of Omaha with the Courtier families, plus multiple dinners and church events. The Roy Courtier family moved to Casper Wyoming for work, and others attended Mother's Day visits and a garden club meeting in Mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Kalvinek
Omaha
William Courtier
Eugene Courtier
Kerry
Co. Bluffs
Jackie Courtier
Kyle Peterson
Sioux City
Bill Haroff
Jennie Haroff
Roy Courtier
Casper
Wyo
Larry Clark
West Fork
Ark
Thelma Clark
Toby Campbell
Rachellle
Dennis Arnold
Rose Campbell
Gary Good
Roy Gordon
Sioux Falls
William Trimmer
Murphy Memorial Hospital
Red Oak
Myrza Vanderpool
Robert Vanderpools
Bartlett
Dennis Jamison
Elliott
Donald Vanderwo
Earl Clark
Eugene Palser
Bernard Mabbitt
Leisure Lanes
McCall
Garden Club Garden Club
Mines
Frank Stevens
Nina Crouse
Bertha Angus
Malvern
George Williams
Gerald
Gary Maher
Howard McKern Jr
Kermit Hillyer
Ivan Terrill
Beth
Victor McCall
Kelly
Chester McKinney
Gary McKinney
Stacy
Steven
Clell McKinney
Lou Stabbe
Sac City
David Angus
Guy Grindle Jr
Steve
Goldie
Curt Grindle
Larry Swett
Kenneth Davis
Nebraska City
John Bohlen
Duff Nursing Home
Robert Taylor
Henderson
Sam Taylor
A.P. Howard
Sam
Creston
Henry Nims
Dale
St. Joseph Hospital
Irolene Roberts
Janet Gray
Ayr
Rena Bass
Lyle Coddington Sr
Brian
Bass
Roberts
Laverne Obrecht
Stephanie
Mrs. Gray
Merrill Crouse
Charles Hall
Arno Miller
United Methodist Church
Ernest Tudor
Pat
Pella
Lee Ann Reents
Darrel Palser
Jim Kelley
Ruth Kelley
William Shapcatt
F.H. Burrington
John Hunleys
Tabor
Roger Burringtons
Tom Burringtons
Fred Lockabill
Eugene Hagglund
Essex
Lyle Falk
Berlin
Vernon Crouse
Carolyn Kalvenik
Bob Crouse
Emerson
Aaron Crouse
Fred Courtier
Glenwood
Veterans Hospital
Fred
William Haroff
Lloyd Ridgeley
Bruce Morelock
Lonnie
Kansas City
Roger Hudson
Kenneth Grindle
Ethel Grindle
Glenn Anderson
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Robert Vanderpool
Delores Albright
Scottie
Ashland
Nebr
Bernard Mabbitts
Gary Ellwanger
Hastings Happenings Reflect Community Life
Mrs H A Dunbar, correspondent, notes visits and gatherings across Hastings and nearby towns. Guests include the Hunleys, Burringtons, Palsers, and Haroffs. district meetings, tulip festival attendance, and Mother’s Day events are reported. Private travels mention veterans hospital visits, soldiers in Germany, and convalescence arrangements for Jackie Courtier.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sheri O'Dell
Mr. Stineman
Stineran
Hope Beattie
Susan Kahl
Panther
McHs Halls
Larry Weigman
Denise
Phylis
cStephan
Chantry
Jolly Janes
Richard Nowels
Eliott
Jerry Gage
William Shapcott
F.H
cStrahantems
Miley Schmidt
Felix Summers
Lincoln, Nebr
Emmett Gipe
Charles Kayton
Louise Kilpatrick
Randolph
Ralph Pierce and
Lynette Carlson
Darrell Godfrey
Randy Morris
Harva
Paula
Brian Hillyer
Donna Christensen
Drexel Roger
Bedford
Teresa Cross
Olin Mothershead
Gravity
Barb Mansfield
Leanne Crouch
Lori Graham
N. P. Crink
Supt. Crink
New Secs Ty
New Malvern Community High School
Hastings Happenings
H. A. Dunbar
Mrs
Everett Waymire
Mothers Day
Eugene Waymires
Kevin Courtier
Germany
Clarence Aughe Combo
Supper Club
Keleher Pharmacy
Glenwood, Ia
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