Graduation Will See NV Seniors Going Diverse Ways
Connie Good outlines post graduation plans for 31 Northwest Valley seniors of 1971. Fourteen students head to Northwest Missouri State College while others choose Iowa State at Ames Iowa Western College at Council Bluffs Dana College and several undecided paths. Notable names include Kathy Grindle Debbie Williams Kay Bruce Mark Pierce and Jon Bass among others.
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Northwest Missouri State
Kathy Grindle
Debbie Williams
Kay Bruce
Mark Pierce
Jon Bass
Raith Ravkov
Ed Russell
Randy Morris
Craig Allensworth
Merrill Slump
Clint Gravett
Tim Wall
Kenny Bolton
Roger Wottman
Northwest Missouri State College
Randy Hurt
Mike Jensen
Iowa State
Ames
Mary Kudron
Connie Good
Dean Fender
Iowa Western College
Council Bluffs
Shirley Greenwood
Clarinda
Cathy Forward
Harold Terry Honored by War Whoops Staff
Ginny McMullen writes in praise of Harold Terry, praised by the Senior Office Practice girls for his support and humor. The article notes his constant smiles, willingness to help students, and the impact he has on the school as he and the class graduate.
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Harold Terry
Terry
Vocal Students Attend Wesley Chapel May Breakfast
Vocal department students sang at the WSCS May Breakfast at Wesley Chapel on Wednesday May 12. Attendees included Susie Curtis Bianka Cur tis Marlene Gage Doug Christensen Dave Boileau Gela Wilbur Dan Piece Darrell Godfrey Dave Bristow Randy Morris Lynette Carlson Diane Shaw and Dixie Ebeling with solos and group numbers such as Ho Mr Piper Jonah Had a Whale of a Time I Hear a Voice A Prayin A Little China Figure and Hallelujah Sing.
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WSCS
Wesley Chapel
Susie Curtis
Bianka Curtis
Marlene Gage
Mr. Piper
Doug Christensen
Dave Boileau
Gela Wilbur
Dan Piece
Jonah
Darrell Godfrey
Dave Bristow
Randy Morris
Mr. Dick
Lynette Carlson
Diane Shaw
Dixie Ebbing
Seniors Get the Last Word as School Nears End
Graduation nears for the UN seniors with baccalaureate on May 23 and commencement on May 28. Students offer lighthearted final words ranging from relief to reflection, noting years of hard work, friendships, and plans after graduation.
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Kay Brace
Craig Allensworth
Jon Bass
Kenny Bolton
Kay Bruce
Bianka Curtis
Dennis Exceen
Dean Fender
Spring Concert Presented at High School Gym
The annual spring vocal concert was presented May 13 in the high school gym. Music students performed contest numbers along with two solos and two trios. They sang songs like We ve Only Just Begun elp You Cher ish Like an Eagle Edge of Town You Can t Tell a Person and Home My Home. Accompanist on piano was Miss Harva Hillyer, string bass Miss Barb Rucker, drums Miss Marlene Gage. Special thanks to Mr. Leroy Dick for the hard work.
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Cherish
Harva Hillyer
Barb Rucker
Marlene Gage
Leroy Dick
Seniors Submit Final Term Reports at Nishna Valley
Senior term reports were due Friday May 14 as Susan Curtis notes. English IV students wrote about topics of personal interest while English Literature students compared a novel to historical context. Reports ran about ten pages and were usually typed, marking one of the last papers for seniors.
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Susan Curtis
Nishna Valley
It's A Variety Show By JoAnn Kudron Jr High Music Students
The junior high music students present a variety show featuring skits songs dances and solos. The program is on May 21 at 7 30 p m in the high school cafetorium. Attend for an evening of entertainment and fun.
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JoAnn Kudron
Jr. High
Horoscope Tips for Week From a Fanciful Zodiac
Your No Horoscope Your No Horoscope Libra (Sept. 24-Oct. 28) suggests happiness from memories as a distant friend may appear. A special stranger could be spotted later this week. Scorpio should stay calm and brace for surprises. Sagittaius urged to study. Capricorn loves up, Cupid vibes. Aquarius mix of doubles and readings yields home runs. Pisces advises sound advice from a big sister role. Aries looks to travel on the 20th. Taurus foresees suspense and laughs on the 23rd. Gemini to clear a messy room for a summer addition. Cancer ready for new ideas and home harmony. Leo to help a friend’s admirer in trouble. Virgo warned to mind own duties, not others. Weekly bulletins of May 20-28 follow with events and school notices.
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Lucky Libras
Scorpio
Capricorn
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Aquarius
Avies
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Gemini
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Hastings Federated Women’s Club Hosts Dinner Tour
Ten members and two visitors gathered May 7 at Giles Kitchen in Council Bluffs for dinner, hosted by Mr. Ja Kenneth Evans, Betty Dunbar, and Mrs. Irvin Shoening. The group toured the area including the 13 Media Center near Treynor in the afternoon.
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Irvin Shoening
WSCS Membership Pin to Mrs. Falk
Hastings United Lutheran church WSCS met last Thursday with strong attendance in the fellowship room. Special guest district spiritual growth secretary Mrs. Margaret Hall of Villisca attended. Mrs. Jennie Haroff read an original poem as Mrs. Alla Hall presented Mrs. Lyle Fulk with a life membership pin for royal service. The ecology lesson was led by Mrs. Fulk and Mrs. Arthan Larson. Lunch was served by Mrs. Arno Miller.
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WSCS
Hastings United 1Stchurch
Margaret Hall
Villisca
Jennie Haroff
Alla Hall
Lyle Fulk
Memorial services at North Grove cemetery Sunday
A memorial day service will be held at North Grove cemetery this Sunday at 2 o clock with the Rev Delbert Terry as guest speaker. All interested persons are invited to attend.
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North Grove
North
Memorial Day Grove
Delbert Terry
H. A. Dunbar
Robyn
Amber Carson
Laverne
Lyle Howard
Orville ‘Dunbar
Emerson
Darrel Palser
Co. Bluffs
Eugene Waymire
Oscar Million
Granddatgher
Rock Port
Vernon Crouse
Joo. Lodge
Glenwood
Weekend Socials Across Small Towns Reach Many Names
Friday evening Atlantic hosted an emblem unveiling. The Twadddte and Milles families attended a chaiivari honoring Donnie Twaddte and Emerson connections. Many locals visited kin in Bedford Silver City Drake Cole Malvern and Red Oak while Vernon Crouse and relatives planned a McCook graduation for granddaughter Gayle Crouse.
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Atlantic
Arno Milles
Donnie Twadddte
Emerson
Mary Hartigan
Chester Cary
Red Oak
Vernon Crouse
Kenneth Evans
Kenneth Bolte
Bill Worthman
Silver City
McCook, Nebr
McCook High School
Gayle Crouse
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