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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1962

Page

8

United Nations a Channel to World Peace

Rev Wilbur Wilcox urged within the United Nations program at Malvern Methodist Church that a limited world government under law could supervise disarmament and move billions of resources to better living. He warned current mistrust blocks halt to missile production and noted both sides fear total destruction in any war.

Khruschchev United States Russia United Nations Wilbur Wilcox Unite Nations Program Malvern Methodist Church Wilcox

Stoney Burke TV Cowboy Rides Into Monday Night

Entertainment columnist notes the new series Stoney Burke features bronc riding and steer roping. The hero charms fans across ages and genders, delivering a full hour of rodeo entertainment every Monday from 8 to 9 PM.

Stoney Burke Annie Oakley Joe

Staff Making Progress on MCHS Annual

The 18 member annual staff, the largest ever, is progressing though behind last year’s schedule. Class pictures by Bill Oliver of Delmar Printing Co. taken Oct 22 will help fill 44 to 48 pages. Delmar Printing has done photos for over five years. Staff meets Thursday mornings. sponsor Mrs. Ruth Salyers notes the new time boosts readiness.

Bill Oliver Delmar Frinting Co Delmar Printing Co Ruth Salyers

Corner Seniors Learn About 32 Colleges Monday

Nine bus loads of Corner conference seniors gathered in Malvern for the annual college day. Representatives from two business schools and 29 colleges explained admissions and data. over half of the 10 Corner schools attended.

Malvern A. H. Nothem Nothem Northwest Missouri State College Maryville Iowa State University Ames University of Iowa Iowa City Dunwiddie Institute Air Force

Bulletin Boards to Aid History Students by Donna Myers

The MCHS world history classes will be kept busy this school year with a bulletin board on the top floor in room 202. Mr Beasley says the board will display chapter reports and interesting information to help with studies. Also advertised is typing paper for sale at 1.25 per thousand sheets, up to four dollars, at The Leader office.

Donna Myers MCHS Beasley Leader

Atomic Energy Demonstrations Shown Here Fun

Mr. Wallace from Oak Ridge Laboratories presented an atomic energy demonstration to high school students and teachers. Volunteers from MCHS helped as traces of radioactive material were tested and explained using a geiger counter. The program highlights iodine tracing thyroid disorders and rocket takeoff stages, noting Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies builds parts for bombs and uranium separation. The AEC program aims to inspire nuclear energy knowledge across about 160 schools.

Wallace Oak Ridge Laboratories MCHS Penny Mason Susan Darrah Janna Kahl Steven Myer Mr. Wallace Claudette Wooten Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies Atomic Energy Commission A-E.c

Corner Conference College Day student reaction

An opinion piece endorses Corner Conference College Day noting seniors from ten schools met with three college reps after a 1 30 talk. Reps covered courses costs admission housing and Q A time. The writer calls the event invaluable for obtaining personalized information beyond catalogs and affirms its help to seniors.

Three Steps to Ruining Your Life

Opinion piece condemns teen smoking drinking and drug use noting lax enforcement of age limits and urging action to stop underage purchase. It laments intoxicated teens on streets and questions public tolerance and the appeal of such habits.

MCHS Senior of the Week Profiles Shirley Williams

Shirley Williams, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lyle Williams, is named senior of the week at MCHS. Her future plans are undecided, considering math teaching or interior decorating. She excels in class and participates in mixed chorus, girls glee, solo, small ensemble, new staff, math club, and FHA, praising the school for its offerings and teachers.

Shirley Williams Lyle Williams Shirley MCHS

Honor Roll Student Shirley Reflects On High School Years

Shirley shares she enjoyed every minute of high school at MCHS praising sports music friends and studying. She lists hobbies reading sewing drawing and favorites including colors rose and gold song film Til Death Do Us Part entertainer Rassano Brazzi foods pizza and chocolate cake and basketball.

Shirley Rassano Brazzi MCHS

Officers Elected to Serve Jr Hi Honor Society

The National Junior Honor Society met in the eighth grade home room on October 17 with 11 present to elect officers and set meeting times. Marsha Deitehler was named president, Kathy Lippincott vice president, Mary Lou Fritz secretary, and Vicki Glynn treasurer. Meetings are to be held the first Wednesday each month at noon. Eighth grade members include John Wilson, Diane Allensworth, Marsha Deitehler, Beverly Forney, and Mary Loui.

National Junior Honor Society Eigth Cathy Smith Marsha Deitehler Kathy Lippincott Mary Lou Fritz Vicki Glynn John Wilson Diane Allensworth Beverly Forney Mary Loui

New Members Swell Club Roster Acknowledged

The group welcomed new members Mary Lou and Twila Tackett while recognizing Fritz Vicki Glynn Sandra Hays Connie Lewellen Kathy Lippincott Nancy Miller and Twila Tackett. A motion to adjourn was made by Vicki and seconded by Connie.

Three Malvern Graduates Named to CE School Honor Roll

Three former Malvern high students were named to the CE School of Commerce mid year honor roll in Omaha. Lois Timson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Floyd Timson of Hastings, and Rosalie Turner and Aguvon Raszler of Malvern are listed with their parents Mervin Turner Leo Raszler.

Malvern High CE School of Commerce Omaha Lois Timson Floyd Timson Hastings Rosalie Turner Aguvon Raszler Malvern Mervin ‘Turner Leo Raszler

Card of Thanks From Edith Powles

Edith Powles expresses gratitude for the hospital cards received during her stay. The message thanks all who sent thoughts and well wishes.

Edith Powles

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