Nishna Valley School News Staff and Reporters Named
Nishna Valley Community High School presents its student produced news items with editor Susan Woodill and reporters Margaret Wheeler Sharron Hastwood Alice Vrba Linda Larsen Martin Ballain Wayne Jesen Shirley Mabary Perry Allen Roger Woodfill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nishna Valley
Susan Wood
Margaret Wheeler
Sharron Hastwood
Alice Vrba
Linda Larsen
Martin Ballain
Wayne Jesen
Shirley Mabary
Perry Allen
Roger Woodfill
NY Vocalists in Music Festival at Sidney
The Corner Conference Vocal Festival was held at Sidney High School gymnasium Monday at 7 30 p m. with nine Cor ner Conference vocal groups forming the choir. Director Mrs Leata Liwed Strong of Omata led the event with accompanist Eddie Beam of Hamburg and coordinator Mrs Robert Anderson of Sidney. A long day of practice began at 10 a m and continued into the evening with high praise for the director and accompanist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney High School
Mra
Leata Liwed Strong
Omata
Tle
Eddie Beam
Hamburg
Robert Anderson
Sidney
Nishna Valley Holds Parent Teacher Conferences Report Cards Distributed
Report cards were handed to NV students' parents after noon dismissal last Thursday. In the afternoon and evening counselors met with parents to review progress, indicating positive parent teacher discussions. Seniors Increase Funds Selling Wrapping Paper for NHS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nishna Valley
Br Mar
NHS
NV Students to Hold Sock Hop
Shirley Mabary reports the Nishna Valley Student Council met to plan a sock hop in Emerson Gym this Friday from 2:30 to 3:40 p.m. Refreshments will be sold and a raffle offering three pounds of candy. Sponsor Mr. Greenwood appointed committee heads: Sharron Eastwood records, Paul Hathaway advertising, Walter Russell refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nishna Valley
Emerson Gym
Greenwood
Sharron Eastwood
Paul Hathaway
Walter Russell
Winning Tenn in Lincoln Saturday
A 25 member MUS student group from Emerson High School toured Lincoln to watch a Missouri football game in Nebraska. They stopped in Plattsmouth for breakfast, arrived by 10, had free time before kickoff at 2, ate supper in Lincoln, and returned to Emerson near 11 PM after an enjoyable day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Woodth
MUS
Magazing Sales
Emerson
Gat
Lts Swhiel
Lincoln
University of Nelriska
Emergon
New Equipment Arrives in NVCHS Typing Room
NVCHS adds two machines to the typing room the demonstration stand for classes and a BDC Rex Rotary mimeograph machine praised for world class printing quality. The mimeograph reproduces drawings headlines and office forms and can print postcards. Electro Rex electronic stencils prepared by a BDC dealer enable much of the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BDC
Wide Array of Library Books Available to Students at Nishna Valley
The Nishna Valley school system runs a new library for each school with about 810 books at Strahan 1000 at Senderson and Hastings and 11000 at Emerson Mrs Simpson serves as librarian at all four and student librarians assist Hastings and Emerson when she is elsewhere Secretaries staff Henderson Strahan libraries every afternoon About 15000 new books are written yearly with Newbery Award books comprising about 75 percent of the selection Emerson hosts 26 magazines while Henderson Strahan Hastings have six Each school’s non fiction sections cover history travel science literature useful arts and more New books are ordered based on grade level geography studies Holland related titles have recently arrived at Henderson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nishna Valley
Strahan
Senderson
Hastings
Emerson
Simpson
Henderson
Red Oak
Mr Greenwood Counsels Seniors In Career Planning
Mr Greenwood has spent a week counseling seniors individually on their future plans. He asks questions and provides suggestions to help seniors consider their options. It is hoped the conferences will benefit the students’ preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christinia Augh
Greenwood
Wesley Chapel Church Schedule Update
Reverend Clement Rowe leads Wesley Chapel Church with Pastor Joe Robbins as superintendent. Sunday School meets at 10 a.m. Church service at 12 p.m. Community notices list Wesley Chapel Mrs Clinton Parker as correspondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Chapel
Clinton Parker
Clement Rowe
Joe Robbins
Mrs Washburn's Sister Dies in California
Henry Washburn relayed the death of his sister Eunice Wilking Williams 80 in Los Angeles California. Formerly of Tabor she taught in Los Angeles schools and leaves two sons. Burial was Wednesday at Forest Lawn Cemetery.
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Henry Washburn
Eunice Wilking Williams
Los Angeles
Calif
Eunice
Tabor
Taboar College
California
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Henry
Following the Leader by F A W
Aged local column recalls Halloween tricks and small town quirks. Anecdotes involve Mr and Mrs Denner hosts. a young angel visitor. Pete’s two apples encounter. humorous misreadings about Truman. local speakers Rosalie Wright Helen Vanderburg Marian Jones and Helen Kline noted. sports attendance and fashion bits. a 1901 horse theft tale from The Glenwood Tribune referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JL. Denner
Pete
Rosalie Wright
Malvern Rotarians
Kansas City
Truman
Independence
Helen Vanderburg
Shell Rock
BPW
Malvern
Marian Jones
Helen Kline
OFS
Oriole
Essex
Buddy Hertz
Lara Beckwith
Grace Donner
Glenwood Tribune
Bushnell
Chris Schroeder
Silver Guy
Lincoln
Nebr
Tabor
Tribune
Sidney Sun
Corner Conference General Meeting November 14
The Corner Conference general meeting for school coaches and administrators will be held in the Malvern High School library on November 14. The group meets four times yearly, alternating with five principals meetings where topics are discussed and then presented at the general sessions. Subjects include revision of the conference constitution and football squad selection methods involving ten member schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern High School
Essex
Farragut
Fremont Mills
New Market
Hamburg
Wnishna Valley
Sidney
South Page
Stanton
Malvern
Letter Invites MCS Students to Voice Opinions
The Malvern Leader invites Malvern Community School students to submit signed letters expressing opinions on school or community affairs. Letters should be reasonable and will be printed with other school news. Students may hand their letters to any news staff member.
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Malvern Community
MCS
Malvern Leader
MCHS Junior Work Day on November 10
The junior class at MCHS will hold a work day on Saturday November 10 from 8 a m to 5 p m. They will take on any type of job and residents may call the high school on Saturday to request tasks.
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MCHS
They High School
Mock Election at MCHS Favors 18 Voting Age
High school seniors conducted a nine week government study and a mock election with 100 percent turnout of those present, 96.7 percent of enrolled students voting, and results showing 47.2 percent straight Republican ballots and 30.5 percent straight Democratic ballots. Norman Erbe beat Harold Hughes 97 to 63 and Ben Jensen defeated Ed Peters 111 to 44. Mr Nothem urged lowering voting age to 18, noting peak interest during youth.
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Nothem
Everyigh School
Norman Erbe
Harold Hughes
Ben Jensen
Ed Peters
County Council Meeting Set For Hastings Junior High
The Mills County County Council meets at the Hastings junior high building at 7 30 p m on Tuesday with Glen Adkins presiding. Mrs Clema Salyers and Mrs Katherine Stogdill will represent the school, joining teachers from other schools in the county. The body is the decision making group of the County Teachers Assn, meeting monthly during the school year and inviting all county teachers to semi annual gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Glen Adkins
Clema Salyers
Katherine Stogdill
County Teachers Assn
Mills County
MCHS Senior of the Week Claudette Woaten Profile
Shirley Williams profiles Claudette Colleen Woaten of MCHS as the senior of the week. She takes American problems English literature shorthand office practice and typing in her senior year, participates in Drama club FHA and track, and consistently earns honors. Her future plans include beauty school or commercial work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MCHS
Shirley Williams
Claudette Colleen Woaten
Claudette
Elvis Presley
Sandra Dee
Clever Skit At Pep Rally Boosts Essex Football Hopes
A Friday pep rally at the Community building featured a humorous mock trial with Don Willard as judge and a jury of twelve. Players Don Schroeder John Lippincott Susan Darrah Janet Jones Pat Breeding Neil Hanson Bob Burgoin Bud Heinz faced a Not Guilty verdict. The Future Feeders 4.1 club later met at David Pierce’s home, receiving $12.50 and $6 for record book awards from the Federal Land Bank Association of Council Bluffs, with each member earning $1 for their books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex
John Willard
Don Schroeder
John Lippincott
Susan Darrah
Janet Jones
Pat Breeding
Neil Hanson
Bob Burgoin
Bud Heinz
Bob
Susan
Janet
Pat
Bud
Don
David Pierce
Federal Land Bank Association of
Council Bluffs
Myron Morrical
Dwaine Swett
Should the National Honor Society Be Active at MCHS
The National Honor Society at MCHS should resume activity after years of dormancy. Members must maintain high averages, with sophomores eligible for probationary status. Proposals include a student teaching day, assemblies with programs and information, and recognizing scholastic achievement to promote academics.
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National Honor Society
National Honor Society of
MCHS
Official Pictures Of Oriole Squad Friday
Two MCHS football players discuss Friday events at 6 30 PM when the team gathers for official photos in their football uniforms at the Community Building before their 7 30 PM game against the Sidney Cowboys.
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Oriole Squad
Jo Anne Wray
MCHS
Sidney
Cowboys
Sidney Cowboys
Seniors to Take ACT Tests at Lincoln High
The American College Testing Program exam will be given Saturday morning at Abraham Lincoln High School in Council Bluffs. About twenty Malvern seniors will take the ACT, a four-part test covering official studies, math, verbal, and composition, costing $4. Karen Henderson and Shirley Williams will take the SAT on December 1, a two-part test costing $5. Scores are sent to applied colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln High School
Council Bluffs
Malvern
Karen Henderson
Shirley Williams
Corner Conference Students in Music Festival at Sidney
About 450 students from nine Corner Conference towns gathered at Sidney high school gym for the annual music festival under Leota Sneed Strong of Omaha with Hamburg accompanist Holdis Beam. Mrs. Robert Anderson directed the program. the day included practice from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., a noon break and short pauses, a sock-hop, and a concert starting 7:40 p.m. with strong parent attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney High School
Corner Conference
Leota Sneed Strong
Omaha
Holdis Beam
Hamburg
Robert Anderson
Sidney
Mra
Strong
Omaha Symphony Chorus
Imimanual Nurses Chorus
Duchene College Singers
First Christian Church Choir
Wayne State Teacher’s College of Summer Music
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Vocalists In Music
Sidney Monday
Mirela Ballin
By Sharyy Withans
Wheeler
NVCHS
By Patricia Lynain
Nishna Valley Schools
By Marilyn Lynam
D.G. Jamison
Glenwood
Iowa
Mr. Greenwood
George Parker
Hiram Cool
Clint Parker
Hisworth Smith
Renton
Helen Winslow
Lynn Parker
Don Johnson
Vera Dittus
Bidwell-Riverside
Harold Wilson
Ben Wilson
Marsha Deitehler
Lwanda Fager
Pam Yates
Rowe
Yowa Council of Churches
F.A.W
Malvern Community School
Pat Newell
Nancy Lisle
Clayton Hertz
Pat Winters
Donna Myers
Linda Slatfield
Bonnie Spiker
Bill Blackburn
By Ronnie Spiker
Pat Newall
By Bill Blackburn
DR. D. A. Darling
MHS
Shirley Willins
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