Nine Weeks At Nishna Valley Sparks Mixed Reactions
Students at N.Y. share quick verdicts on the first nine weeks with comments from Tanya Nucholls Marilyn Wax Kathy Paul Richard Fleming Danny Roeder and Barbara Smiley. Assistant Linnea Johnson criticizes teacher responsibility while the calendar lists events including a Junior Class Play Basketball and 4 H Family Night at the high school with assembly programs.
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N.Y
Tanya Nucholls
Marilyn Wax
Kathy Paul
O.K
Richard Fleming
Danny Roeder
P.nt
Stanton
Nel
Vil- Nsca
NV Speaker Reports Space Program Developments
Mr Boggs from NASA visited Nishna Valley High School to discuss the space program. He described NASA crafts from the Scout to Saturn V and explained rendezvous and docking, plus shown weather satellites and liquid oxygen demonstrations. Students expressed thanks for the educational program.
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Boggs
N.as.a
National Aeronaucs and Space Administration
N. V. High School
N.A
Juniors Present Class Play at Nishna Valley High
The Junior class will stage a three act play titled Boys and Ghouls have Together on Friday November 11 at 8 p m in the Nishna Valley High School cafetorium Admission is 50 cents for students and 75 cents for adults The piece invites all to attend and see student experiences Meanwhile the Junior High magazine P E stands for Practical English and features stories poems quizzes and more with a weekly reading pace test every sixth week led by Mrs Clites
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Nishna Valley High School
Nishna Valley
New Memorial Flag Pole Dedicated at Game Friday Night
The Nishna Valley football field adds a memorial flagpole for late student Stanley G Bass, located at the northeast section. The dedication occurred during the Nishna Valley New Market football game, inviting viewers to remember him.
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Nishna Valley
Stanley G. Bass
Stanley
New Market
Time to start basketball season for Blackhawks and Hawkettes
Peggy Haack reflects on the end of football and the return to basketball at the school. Coaches Jim Agnew and Jerry Nauman prepare girls and boys teams, with an opener against Stanton on November 15. The piece celebrates the football season and urges energy for the upcoming season.
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New Market Miners
Jim Agnew
Jerry Nauman
Blackhawks
Hawkettes
Stanton
NY School Buses Pass Inspection by Inspectors
Bus drivers from the Nishna Valley School District cleaned and polished buses on Oct. 19. Two patrolmen and a state commissioner inspected tires chassis and seat integrity. All regular school buses passed the test showcasing district pride in transportation.
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Nishna Valley
Women Ec Gals Again Find Way To Man's Heart
Connie Hall notes Section 7 A home economies class studies the main food groups through vegetables milk bread and fruit. They have made milk drinks plates salads breads biscuits muffins and now cakes. The project engages planning and preparation.
Seniors Honor Dav id Dunn at Tastings
Nishna Valley students spotlight David Dunn son of Alice Dunn at Tastings. He lists favorites in music cars and TV shows with a humorous quote. In subjects he pursues Government Shop II English Literature and Bookkeeping. He plans Navy service. A second senior is David Cou tier of Hastings with varied courses and track participation.
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Stephen Perso
Nishna Valley
David Dunn
Alice Dunn
David
The
Monkees
Gabor
U_N.C.L
David Couelier
Lyle Jr
Hastings
Sean Connery
T—Bones
Student’s Future Paths Consider Trade School or Navy
A student contemplates options after school with plans to attend a trade program or enlist in the navy as a communications expert. The community wishes him well and notes potential changes to his shop and non soundproofed walls.
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Trade Schiool
Navy
Lick
Accompanist Joan Lindburg Highlights Corner Music Fest
The NV Chorus joined the Corner Conference Music Festival on Monday November 7 at Sidney with over 609 voices. Joan Lindburg served as one of two accompanists for the event featuring pieces like Harpers Creek and All the Things You Are. Attendees called the evening very successful.
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Sidney
Harpers Creek
Joan Lindburg
Community notes and visits across Wesley News
This week included harvest activity with many farmers admiring corn in storage and family visits. Local residents hosted and attended gatherings with relatives from California to Nebraska, with travel plans and military training mentioned, along with funeral attendance and federated meeting participation.
Following the Leader By F A W
Miss Lenitha Costa of Brazil visits the United States during an IFYE tour and comments on U S husbands. The piece highlights social and church activities in Maryville Avoca and nearby towns, wedding attendees, and a light wildlife note plus Halloween trick or treating at the editorial cottage.
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U.S.A
Lenitha Costa
Brazil
Miss Costa
U. S
M. J. Schelful
Lori
Scott
Modern washer dryer combo promises wrinkle-free fabrics
Advice highlights need for a contemporary washer and dryer with cool off settings to keep permanent press crisp. Claims the dryer can iron clothes, then hints at benefits of lighter, brighter wardrobes.
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