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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1961
Page
4
Sid ney hosts the Corner Conference Music Festival on Monday November 6 with all conference schools represented. Students sing under Mr Nell gon from University of Wichita. Morning practice starts 9 30 followed by a student dance. Lunch and supper service available. Evening concert at 7 30 in the gym. Public invited.
Band Mothers sponsor a fundraising dinner on November 11 at the Community Building. The event aims to support the band and is described as worthy of community backing.
Kathleen Burdick is named a reporter on The Stanford Daily the Stanford University student newspaper in Stanford California. She is a freshman and daughter of Mr and Mrs E W Burdie of Malvern.
OMHS identifies editor Pat Newell and a roster of reporters Barbara Beasley Linda Gray Peggy Hunt John Lippincott Nancy Lisle Jolene Turner Jo Anne Wray outlining their roles in the school newsroom coverage.
Eleven of the 28 Malvern Community Schools teachers are pursuing further education this school year. They attend evening classes at Peru College, Omaha University, or the University of Missouri, working toward bachelor’s and master’s degrees.
Delmar Studios conducted school pictures for junior high and high school students on Thursday, the fifth year of the program. Trade school pictures were taken the previous day due to larger class sizes.
The MHS nine week honor list ending Oct 27 shows juniors at 35 percent, far ahead of seniors 21 freshmen 16 and sophomores 12. Eligible students must hold a B average. many are in five college prep subjects while others take four. Senior and junior names listed follow with several students named from each class.
By John Lippincutt Sophomore class raised 46 dollars last Saturday at Chantry School washing cars and doing odd jobs. Students worked from morning to 5 pm in two shifts under Mr England supervision and donated earnings for some who could not work. The effort included washing cars, screens, raking leaves, and washing windows for residents. Show CMO pride and vote next Tuesday November 7.
About 250 high school seniors from 10 Corner conference schools attended the fall college day in Malvern Community building. Representatives from 30 schools explained programs, courses, and requirements to interested students. Drake University’s Ralph Floweree highlighted advantages while students listened.
An invitation goes to fathers of football players to attend Friday night’s contest versus Essex. Fathers enter free on father’s night and will be introduced with their sons at the hall. Support your son and school by attending.
Barbara Beasley reports Mills County high school students are invited to a Republican Rally at the Malvern Community Building at 8 p m The event aims to boost party interest with Main speaker Evan Hultman attorney general of Town Other speakers include Congressman Ben Jensen John Shoeman state Senator and chairman of Interim Committee George Nagle state Republican chairman Presiding will be Mills county chairman William Scherle Social studies teachers urge student attendance free admission
Carolyn Clay is named senior of the week at MHS. She plans business school next year and has studied shorthand bookkeeping and typing. Active in F H A band drama club and glee she enjoys reading Steinbeck Cather Time magazine and Reader's Digest.
Silver City native Patsy E Winslow Airman Third Class is assigned to Charleston AFB South Carolina for practical training as a communications center specialist after completing basic training at Lackland AFB Texas. A Silver City High School graduate she is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred T Winslow.
Five Malvern PFA members will travel to Maryville Missouri on Saturday November 11 to compete in the Northwest Missouri State Teachers College livestock judging contest. FFA sponsor William Baer accompanies them as Mali earns a berth with one Malvern team and two alternates chosen through elimination trials. Last year the Malvern squad placed third of 21, and Bob Burgom was named best sheep judge.
Cub Scouts met Thursday evening at the Community Building under Cubmaster Albert Washburn. After the Pledge of the Flag the group marched past parents and unmasked. Secretary Ruth Miller read last meeting minutes. Howard Gearhart earned 1 gold and four silver arrows, Roger Poort earned 2 silver arrows. all received a new telephone patch. Bill Shiltz spoke and Mrs Barber’s den staged an entertaining puppet show titled the Underwater Cowboy featuring a thieving fish captured by the Sheriff.
A cub scout gathering featured David Hvarns winning a large jar of candy for guessing the closest number of pieces. Washburn paid tribute to the Boy Scouts acting as Den Chiefs before refreshments were served by the committee.
Barbara Morris and Aaron Raszler were named to the mid quarter honor roll at the CE School of Commerce in Omaha. Barbara is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jake Morris of Henderson. Aaron is the son of Mr and Mrs Leo Raszler of Malvern.
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