Republicans Sweep MCHS Special Election Results
Last Tuesday at MCHS students voted in booths set up in the high school lobby. Eighty-one students cast ballots and Republicans won every state and county office, with court incumbents retained and all amendments approved. Key results include Governor Robert Ray and Lt. Governor Roger Jepsen leading, and Wm. Scherle winning Congress against Lou Galetich. County offices show strong Republican tallies for treasurer, recorder, attorney, and clerk of court.
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MCHS
Supreme Court and District Court
Robert Ray
Robert Fulton
Roger Jepsen
Minette Doderer
Melvin Synhorst
Sharon Robinson
Lloyd Smith
Donald Linduski
Treas
Maurice Baringer
Wm. Palmer
L. B. Liddy
Kenneth Owen
Richard Turner
Raymond Walton
Wm. Scherle
Lou Galetich
Earl Bass
Jacky Adams
Wm. Harbor
Douglas Billings
F. M. Robinson
Kenneth Asmussen
Delashmut
James Thomas
C. A. Cook
Super
Austin Bass
N. P. Crink
First MCS Honor Roll Announced for 1970-71 Year
Malvern Community Schools superintendent N. P. Crink announced the first nine weeks honor roll. Grades list honorees by class with names including Sheyl Goldsberry Shirley Kirchmeier Kitty Warnke Joel Waymire Melanie Blackburn Judy Kelley Gloria Kuck Mark McClure and more across seventh through tenth grades.
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Malvern Community Schools
N. P. Crink
Sheyl Goldsberry
Shirley Kirchmeier
Kitty Warnke
Joel Waymire
Melanie Blackburn
Judy Kelley
Gloria Kuck
Mark McClure
Mark Shere
Julie Swoboda
Sue Anne Baer
Charles Bowley
Judy Donahue
Susan Kahl
Tom Kuck
Christy Mickelson
Bobbi Miller
Lora Pearce
Bonnie Pontow
Janet Rubenking
Kim Rush
Janet Scarif
Jeff Sell
Sue Ann Shook
Matthew Knight
Dennis Kyle
Kathy Leu
Paul Messenger
Coleen Pontow
Joyce Stephens
Bill Baer
Nancy Bloedel
Bruce Breeding
Glen Dickersbach
Jack Sell
Suzanne Summers
Malvern 8th Graders Plan Newspaper Subscription
The 8th graders took a Differential Aptitude Test last Tuesday to gauge aptitudes across areas. Administered by Mr. Benton, the event aimed to identify each student's strong point while selecting a daily newspaper for the J. Wigh library. A poll favored the Omaha World-Herald with a requested subscription to The Malvern Leader.
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Benton
J. Wigh
Omaha World-Herald
Malvern Leader
MCHS Junior Class Work Week Announces Tasks
The MCHS junior class organizes a work week from the 16th to the 21st offering to pick up corn rake yards waste windows and other chores. Call 624-8535 after 7 p.m. or 624-8790 for details ady.
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MCHS
FFA Fruit Sale Ends Today Despite Mixed Message
Linda Barber reports the FFA annual fruit sale offering crates of oranges and grapefruit at 5 dollars per crate or 2.50 per half crate. Proceeds support good causes while fruit aims for delivery before Christmas. Contact FFA members or Mr Barhart at 6248645 to order before sale closing.
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Linda Barber
FFA
Mr. Barhart
Uhuteday
Picture Retakes Missed As Student Cries For Attention
A chaotic scene unfolds as a pupil laments missing a required portrait, complaining about a black eye and disrupted sleep. The exchange hints at negligence and a failed attempt to capture a proper image during retake day.
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Karen’ Stewart
The Power of a Simple Smile and Kindness
An editorial urges readers to smile more and be kind to strangers. It argues small acts of nicety cost nothing and can transform lives, noting many miss chances to connect and suggesting everyone make the first move toward generosity.
Senior Sock Hop Sells Admission For Charity
The Seniors sponsor a sock hop after the game with Nishna Valley Friday night in the school lobby. Admission is 35 cents. Give to your favorite charity and support the Seniors.
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Nishna Valley
Malvern Leader issues for Malvern Iowa dated November 12 1970
Local Malvern newspaper page dated November 12 1970 reports community news, notices, and brief items from Malvern Iowa. It highlights civic updates, upcoming events, and small items of local interest across town.
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Malvern
Iowa
Panthers Preseason Tipoff Encouragement for Valley Clash
Ramblings praise Coach Maynes and the Panthers for the basketball season opener against Valley, urging strong support at the game. Also thanked readers for kindness after Harvey and announced prep for a speech contest led by Miss Van Seyoe. A. C. day noted with no joy in MOHS halls.
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Maynes
Valley
Pantherettes
Harvey
Camelot
A. C
Mohs
Scout Executive Speaks at MCHS
Diana Goldsberry reports that after homeroom on November 5 an assembly in the MCHS gym featured Mr. Sullivan, District Scout Executive of the Boy Scouts of America, explaining a new post ship program. Students received applications to join and attend monthly career assemblies with industry experts to help guide future vocations.
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Diana Goldsberry
MCHS
Sullivan
Boy Scouts of America
MCHS Lunch Menu Through November 20
November 16 to 20 lunch options include daily choices such as pizza burgers or beans and Franks with sides like green beans cole slaw sun shine salad and fruit. The menu features items like minced ham and cheese parsley buttered potato applesauce cake and butter sandwiches and ends with spaghetti and meat sauce garlic bread orange whip and a cookie.
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MCHS
Prattle by Pearce and Bayes Chatters After Bell Time
A fragment from periodical copy shows Lora Pearce and Debbi Bayes in a lighthearted exchange. The scene captures a room alive with chatter and creative buzz just after bell time, teasing cadence and playful banter.
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Lora Pearce
Debbi Bayes
Bell
Fiat & Creative
Students Tackle Business Aptitude Test at School
Nov 5 report notes high school shorthand, office practice, and bookkeeping students took a business aptitude test led by Mr. Donald King of Commercial Extension. Principal Chown said, generally, students performed well above average, indicating strong business ability.
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Nancy Bloedel
Donald King
Commercial Extension
Chown
New Library Aide Jo Crouch Joins MICHS Staff
Mrs. Jo Crouch begins as a library aide at MICHS from 8 30 to 12 30 assisting students locating materials and checking tickets during hot lunch. She studied elementary education at Peru State College for two years and completed a refresh er course at Iowa Western this summer. Mrs. Crouch praises the local school system for its discipline and friendly students and has three children Ryan Susan and Leann. The MCHS community welcomes her and wishes her well.
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Benool
Jo Crouch
Charitry Pantry Finds Fresh Air Leaves Study
Joyce Kuck notes Mrs Jennings class explores nature on walks to collect leaves and flowers. Students classify findings, compile notebooks, and learn cursive writing and capitalization. A new spelling chart replaces the old, and capitalization of titles holidays days and months is emphasized.
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Joyce Kuck
Jennings
Art Students Visit Joselyn by Steven Sands
MCHS art students accompanied by instructor Mrs. Mary Bookwalter visited Joselyn Art Museum in Omaha. They left school at 9 a m and returned in time for country students to catch the bus with a planned lunch stop at Pizza Hut.
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Joselyn
Steven Sands
MCHS
Mary Bookwalter
Joselyn Art Museum
Omaha
Pizza Hut
Mouse intrudes as drama club and classroom antics unfold
A chaotic scene erupts when a girl shouts a mouse is in the book shelves. Students and the principal Mr Rohit chase the rodent, finally releasing it outside with Robert Horn locating it in a box. Meanwhile the class reads Goodbye Mr Chips and prepares Harvey with strong community support for Drama Club, about 300 attending from Malvam.
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Mir. Rohif
Robert Horn
Mr. Chips
James Hilton
PVS
Harvey Tribute From MCHS Students
Pat Van Seyoc thanks MCHS students who were involved in the Harvey production or project. The note expresses appreciation for their efforts and support from the school community.
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Harvey
Pat van Seyoc
MCHS
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Shannon Pierce
By Lora Pearce
By Debbie Bayes
Shannon’ Pierce
Charitry Pantry
Drama Club
Malvam
Des Moines
Atlantic, Red Oak
Shenandosh
Ford Team
Ford
Salvers Auto Company
Ford Sales & Service
Malvern, la
Callus
Zenith
Savings and Loan Association
Nebraska
Lincoln
N Street
South 13Th Corner
North Corner
Cal
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