Mr Wearin Addresses MHS On Europe Trip Details
Malvern native and Stanford graduate Mr Wearin spoke to MCHS students about his participation in the Iowa Trade Mission to Europe. The 109 travelers visited Paris Hamburg Amsterdam Rotterdam Rome and London and he described Europe money conditions and limited modern conveniences. He also explained Check Point Charlie as a Berlin East West border communication hub and the strict East German entry rules.
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MCHS
Wearin
Malvern
Stanford University
Europe
Iowa Trade Mission
Iowa
Paris
Hamburg
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Rome
London
Mr. Wearin
East
West Berlin
Ast
West
East Berlin
Germay
New MCHS Welcomes Mr Frey Science Teacher
Mr Frey, 28, raised in Bern Kansas, is new to MCHS teaching chemistry physiology biology and eighth grade science. A Kansas State Teachers College graduate, he has four years at Wetmore as a teacher and co sponsors of the Math and Science club and the senior class. He praises MCHS, calling it a good school with a strong student body.
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Frey
Bern
Kan
Bern High
Kansas’ State Teachers College
Wetmore
Sci
Ence
MCHS
Mr. Frey
Nothem
Sir Gawain tale and school notes from Oriole's Nest
In a class during a Corner Conference Music Festival week, readers enjoy King Arthur tales with Sir Gawain and the Green Knight. The piece notes a 45 minute session, then shifts to honor roll changes tied to National Honor Society membership. Upcoming events include gym games and ACT tests plus a staff plan for a year-end trophy.
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Sir Gawain
King Author’s Court
Jan Costello
Nothem
Swinging Leaves Highlight Senior Dance
Last Saturday the seniors decorated the Community building for the all school dance with large leaves on doors streamers brown and orange lighted corn shocks and autumn themed stage decor. The central stage featured the combo and the seniors thanked attendees and The Creations group led by Mike Burchett Harry Starr Don Bartholomew and Bob West for their support.
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Mike Burchett
Harry Starr
Don Bartholomew
Bob West
MCHS Students Demand Lounge Space
MCIS students surveyed on a proposed student lounge show broad support but space is a barrier. Most favor access only if grades remain steady or improve, with time limits to prevent misuse. Debate centers on location feasibility and fair use without harming academics.
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MCIS
School Lunch Menu For November Dates
The menu lists daily lunches from November 15 to 19 including barbecued wieners with mashed potatoes and buttered corn, pizza with sides, salmon salad sandwich, meat loaf with mashed potatoes, and beef and noodles with hot rolls. Desserts vary from peaches and cherries to jello and puddings with milk offered daily.
Bundle Days Sponsored by Malvern Student Council
The MCHS Student Council will sponsor Bundle Days November 15 to 19 to collect usable clothing for the Save the Children Federation. Students from kindergarten to 12th grade bring clean clothing to homerooms. councils collect bundles to send to the federation offices. Call 624-8645 for home pickup if no student is in the household.
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MCHS
Malvern
Save the Children Federation
United States
Federation
Freshman Orientation Teaches Study Habits
Freshman orientation, led by Mr. Nothem, meets twice weekly in the first semester to instill sound study habits and stress the importance of career planning. Over nine weeks students used the Masterly Technique and explored occupations by watching films and presenting two chosen careers to the class.
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Nothem
Hastings MRS HERS STOGDILL Correspondent
Local items from Hastings note hospital stays and visits. Mrs. Carl Wayes returns home from Mercy hospital Council Bluffs. Grace Mathaway hosts December Cemetery Association meeting with no December session. Several residents visit hospitals and friends, births announced, and community church notices included with social updates.
Local Family Gatherings Highlight Malvern Social News
The Malvern Leader notes a week of visitors and dinners across Malvern and nearby towns. I W Castor and L B Bratibrator hosted supper. Hicks, Shenandoah and Omaha families attended. churchgoers and cousins joined for meals and a birthday celebration with cake observed.
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I. W. Castor
L. BE
Mes
Darreil Lewis
Deneise
Hamilton Lewis
Don Terry
Bobby
Missouri Valley
Oaks
O. A. Vanna
Red Oak
Edwin Ambrose
BE. Brammeier
Castor
Gus
N. F. Wrich
Sands
Wedding Bells Reach Malvern As Henderson Weds Wuahle
Mrs Huff kept the guest book at the Malvern ceremony for Karen Henderson of Malvern who wed Mod ney Wuahle of Garson on Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Curtis Davis and their son from Omaha visited the Guy Osborn home on Sunday.
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Carl Wayes
Mercy Hospital
Council Brntts
William Pickering
Horst Stogdill
Alfred Lites
Hdmundson Hospital
Council Bluffs
Roy Crawford
Pust
Hilimundson Hospital
Ule
Mes
Ted Parsons
Coon Rapids
Carl Mayos
Jali Shall
Gilberk
Vernon Crouse
Roy
Donald Dobbs and
Brent
Red Oak
Della Redgear
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Kansas
Lynda
Stanley Reads
Shenandoah
Glenwood
Omaha World-Herald
PTA
Mary “and
Gach
Malvern, Iowa
By Carele Horn
By Chelly Mort
By Alice Harris
Hastings
Hers
Phantes
Roy Crawfford
Oaks Community Church
Lester Mursidun
Jim Stenger
Winchester
Gene Winchesters
Jim Slenga
Pitts
Helen Winchester
Johnson
Dean Warren
Evelyn Warren
Oscar Haak
Slenderson
Sidney
Jane
L. E. Brammeier
Oaks News
Mills County Savings & Loan Assn
East Side Square
Glenwood, Iowa
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