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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1966
Page
6
Nishna Valley Junior Class presents Boys and Ghouls Together at 8 p.m. on Friday November 11 at N Y high school. Kay Rydberg reports last minute rehearsals and the hopeful cast believe the show will be a success despite fitting efforts and cramming.
The junior class at a New York high school studies poetry in American Literature. The piece reflects on students finding poetry initially dull before engaging with the subject.
A Tarkio College student teacher, Tom McLaughlin from Yonkers New York, has joined the Blackhawk school. He plans to pursue biology and physical education teaching after graduating in 1967.
Linda Van Nordstrand reports on new sewing machines at Valley-S-C-Z used by Home Ec girls under Mrs Johnson. The machines perform straight and chain stitching plus zig Zag, with a pull-string thread-extractor and push-button bobbin, sparking excitement among the students who hope to sew year round.
The season ends with a home game against New Market on November 4. The article urges a large crowd to support the team after a strong season with few injuries and emphasizes school spirit from cheerleaders and fans.
Dencil Exeeen, son of Mr and Mrs Stanley Exeeen of Emerson, is quoted about his studies and interests. He lists English literature art American government shop and bookkeeping among subjects and participates in football music wrestling baseball and track. He plans to attend barber school and expresses appreciation for Nishita Valley.
Students endured a tense November 2 as conferences issued progress reports. Teachers compiled class by class progress while parents collected report cards, prompting reflection on study habits and the looming nine week final.
Spacemobile at high school at 1 p m on Thursday November 3. Football game New Market at N Y on November 4 at 730 PM followed by F N A sponsored dance. November 7 Corner conference vocal muse festival at Sidney. November 8 yearbook pictures. November 9 Corner conference football coaches meeting at Essex at 730 PM. November 4 junior class play at 8 PM.
The Home Ec Girls of N. V. are turning to wool as leaves change color. They sew in wool and find it fun and a bit challenging. The II and III groups are tailoring their wool garments to add a special touch and hope to wear home spun pieces soon.
Tom Crocker, son of Mr and Mrs Marlin Lemonds, is honored this week by the TOM. TQ Trade School. The senior lists Paul Newman as his favorite actor, blue 390 Mustang as his car, and Run for Your Life as his TV program. He stands five feet ten inches and pursues English literature government art shop IV with bookkeeping his favorite subject while participating in wrestling and Luther League.
Junior high students in New York stay busy with oral book reports and frequent nine week tests across subjects. Two new band members, Dean Fender and Eugene Potter, join the junior high group, with encouragement for students entering high school.
Mrs. George Williams visited Sun day afternoon with her mother Mrs. Lottie Van Orsdel in Glenwood. Mrs. F. H. Hopp of Pacific Junction stayed from Monday to Saturday morning with her daughter the Everett Stonder family. Lillian Irvin and Eric Johnson, Northwest Missouri State College students, spent the weekend with the Melvin Irvers. Randy and Debra joined Bill Fitzwater for a cooperative dinner in Nodaway. Pamela Blunt of Omaha spent the weekend with the Robert Blunt family. Grandsons Tracy and Jimmy Perkins of Randolph were Saturday overnight guests. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Briley of Glenwood visited Friday evening.
Malvern WSCS members will meet Tuesday afternoon at the church with Strahan ladies for a four week lesson on Affluence and Property Dilema for Christians led by Mrs. Christensen assisted by Mrs. Kayton and Mrs. Hillyer. Hostess Mrs. George Williams served cranberry dessert and refreshments.
Mrs. Ellis Grindle led a Wednesday afternoon program at Strahan church with Mmes. Roy Davis, Robert Christensen, Charles Kaylon, Ronald Kier, C. E. Lemonds, Henry Nims, Nina Crouse, George Williams, Floyd Hillyer, Ross Bryant and guest Mrs. Frank Chamberlain of Malvern attending. Readings from Philippians and Matthew were given, a special offering was collected, and salad crackers and coffee were served after. Charles Kaylon and wife visited Sunday afternoon with her father Arthur Carley and Mrs. Carley in Carson.
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