Nishna Valley News Senior Junior Hi Gals Demonstrate Soccer Half Time Feature
Nishna Valley records show the Senior and Junior High girls soccer teams performing at halftime during the Nov South Pane football game. Team rosters list Be Team and Blue Team forwards and halfbacks with referees and substitutes named. Nine weeks of classes end as STEP tests occur and parent teacher conferences are planned for Nov 9.
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Tamela Obrecht
Kay Rydberg
Pat Johnson
Verla Wilber
Betsy Paul
Darlene Sandquist
Peg Haack
Kathy Ford
Bonnie Barnhart
Dinier High
Carson Macedonia
Red
Becky Alensworth
Jolene Angry
Patti Perkins
Ves Jean Hudson
Rhondi Wilkenson
Wallbacks
Kay Strong
Mary Jo Bolton
Harva Hillyer
Phyllis Fragee
Helen Brown
Muffi Cheney
Diane Shaw
Nishna Valley
Jr-Sr. High Center
Strahan
Sidney
South Page
College Springs
Jr-Sr
N.V. Federated Woman's Club
Jr.-Sr. High Center
New Market
Future Nurses Tour Vet Hospital in Iowa City
The Future Nurses Club of Nishna Valley toured the Iowa City Veterans Hospital on October 20. Guided by the head nurse of the Iowa City Nurses Training School the group visited occupational and physical therapy wards and an acute surgical ward where veterans learn new occupations. Afterward they shopped, saw a movie, and stayed in an Iowa City motel before returning home Saturday evening.
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Future Nurses Club
Nishna Valley
Nan Crother
Terry Fender
Vicki King
Joan Porter
Linda Page
Mrs. Lemmons
Iowa City Veteran's Hospital
Iowa City
Haunted Autumn Dance Sponsored by the Cheerleaders
Friday's Parents Night reception featured a Haunted Autumn dance with corn stalks pumpkins gourds and autumn leaves decorating the hall. Attendees declared the event successful as students and families mingled and enjoyed the harvest themed decor.
Hayride Kickoff Freshman Party at Emerson Legion Hall
Nishna Valley freshmen held their first party of the year on Oct. 21. The hayride began and ended at the Emerson Legion Hall with hot chocolate maidrites and potato chips on return. Dancing followed to songs like Silence is Golden and Our Song until about 11 p.m. Thanks were given to all committee members for their help.
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Nishna Valley
Legion Hall
Emerson
From His Point of View Foot Ball Editorial
The piece presents a student editor's pigskin perspective on football as both a score and a symbol. It emphasizes fair play, spirit, and sportsmanship as the real victories, urging players to value how they compete over final outcomes.
Lunch Work Shop At NY Draws 160 Cooks
About 160 cooks administrators and a school secretary from seven counties in Southwest Iowa attended a school lunch workshop at the high school center on October 25 from 3 30 to 5 30. Coffee and cookies welcomed guests as they arrived and the program opened with an inspection of lunch room facilities. E E Cowan head of the state school lunch program spoke on administrative problems while Eu la Rouse nutritionist addressed the cooks. Nishna Valley was chosen for the workshop as one of the newest schools and the head cook Sandquist called the honor great and noted NV’s modern kitchen.
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Iowa
E. E. Cowan
Eula Rouse
Nishna Valley
Sandquist
New Flags for NY Classrooms
New banners arrive at Nishna Valley schools with zero starved flags trimmed in yellow. Each morning students lead the pledge to the American flag, and teachers hope the flags are used fully in class activities this year.
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Nishna Valley
Honor Parents at Essex-NV Game Ceremonies Fun
Parents Night replaces Dad's Night as mothers join in a parade before the Honor Guard. Cheerleaders form a double line as families announce each son and proceed onto the field.
Freeze Out at Nishna Valley as Furnace Fails
Last Thursday the faculty topped the students in a test of endurance inside a freezing building after the furnace broke down. The delay was tied to the STEP tests that day, as students eyed a break, but the faculty endured with red noses and cold fingers to finish the school day.
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Nishna Valley
Community football event honors families at the 40 yard line
At the field the mas cot met the group and escorted them east to seating. The father wore the son's football number, and the mothers received a white mum with black ribbon. Organizers praised the successful event and hoped for similar success next year.
Emerson area notices and family visits fill Malvern Leader
Emerson and nearby households host relatives visiting for illness care and funerals. Nebraska guests, including Mrs George Johnston and Mrs Steve Nettleton, aid Mrs Wax during her illness and Mr Wax after his wife’s death. Other visits cover church events, homecomings, and community meetings in Malvern and Red Oak during early November 1967.
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George Johnston
Winside
Nebr
Steve Nettleton
Norfolk
Henry Wax
Emerson
Wax
Sam Howerton
Blue Mound
Kans
Margaret Grayson
Sue
K. A. Evans
Elkader
F. E. Sharp
Evans
Clyde Gravett
Dan Perkins
Council Bluffs
Connecticut
George Taylor
Diana
Des Moines
Fp.m. Burroughs
Mr. Burroughs
Red Oak Hospital
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