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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1963
Page
5
The American Legion will decorate graves at Farm Creek cemetery at 10:80 a.m. Memorial day. Bouquets for the soldiers will be prepared at the Curtis Taylor home. Anyone wishing to donate flowers or help is asked to come to the Taylor home about 9:30 a.m. Memorial day.
Rev Robert Jones serves Henderson Christian Church with 9 30 worship and 10 30 church school. C Y F and Chi Rho meet every other Sunday evening. OWF meets weekly. Henderson Methodist Church led by Rev Clement Rowe with 9 46 service and 10 45 Sunday School. W8 C8 Thursday and M Y F Sundays at 7 pm. Mrs Anna Pierce and Mrs Mol ya Christofferson visited Treynor. Rep William Scherle returned home from a long legislative session.
May 17 11 a m meeting at Malvern Community High School approved measures for next school year. Policies include no freshmen initiation no senior trip shortened prom to sock-hop halls quiet mornings noon break 12 15 to 2 30 9th period dropped punishments include Saturday sessions tongue removal warning tickets and a 5 pm dismissal with 7 45 am start. Principal Al Nothem praised seniors perfect attendance last semester.
The fifth grade at Henderson hosted a mothers tea in the gym with corsages and a program. A kindergarten class received treats for a teacher’s birthday. Numerous relatives and residents from Randolph Creston Omaha and Salisbury Missouri were listed as visitors and guests through May.
The MCHS band, enjoying one of its best seasons, is to tour Europe this summer aboard the Queen Josephine. They will perform before Buckingham Palace and then in Paris, Berlin, Rome, Madrid, and Moscow. President Kennedy sponsors the goodwill mission amid a New Frontier push.
The fifth grade and teacher Mrs. Churchman traveled by train from Red Oak to Omaha on a Thursday treach. They were met by the Nishna Valley Inn at the depot and toured the Airport Union Pacific Station Museum and other sites before returning home worn but happy. Mothers joining the trip included Mia Everett Lunn and Mrs Clyde Patton of Emerson and Mrs Tom Tileken and Mrs Curt Taylor of Henderson. Library Club host Mrs Otis Pendegraft hosted Tuesday night meetings with most members present and two guests.
Janet M. Warren daughter of Mrs Hyelyn Warren Emerson has been chosen for the Gold Key Society at Simpson College in Indy. The honor mirrors Mortar Board with selection for scholarship leadership and activity. She will graduate in June 1944 in Elementary Education. Rex and Davidson wedding anniversary noted at Hysham club house Red Oak.
Bitl Blackburn Jonnder Coats of Kenya Africa will lecture the MCHS Home Economics class on Delicacies of the Bordian Cannibals with a split schedule due to a conflict. The talk begins at 8 30 a m and resumes at 10 15 p m with parents invited to attend.
Supt N P Crink vows to remain at Malvern Community High School for the 1963-1964 term amid fears of losing the school. Only one of 16 teachers from the current year plans to return, yet Crink declares I AM NOT AFRAID I SHALL RETURN.
MCHS student council met May 24 and added six laws to the handbook. New rules include three days detention for wearing jeans, cancellation of school dances, a minimum 879 percent average for athletics, a required music course, four page semester reports, and measures addressing nonparticipation.
The activities sponsors will assign positions to capable students ensuring every pupil has at least one activity beyond sports. The student body is expected to recognize the benefits of the new laws and back the student council’s efforts in passing them.
Bonute reports MCHS students will attend six days a week next year with school hours shifting to 9 to 4 on weekdays and 9 to 5 on Saturdays. The note warns only revolt can bypass the plan.
MCHS seniors return from a Chicago trip with a focus on its sewer system, deemed the seventh wonder of the world. They toured the city for three days, while remarks ranged from humor to reverent notes about infrastructure.
By Bonnie Spiker the article states next year each MCHS student must take at least six subjects and join at least one activity to limit study periods. Misuse will incur a fine and a repeat violation over three times will lead to retention in the coal bin.
Beginning next year, each MCHS student will have physical education every day, five days a week. The expanded program adds chess among other activities to appeal to different interests and keep students physically fit.
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