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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1973
Page
12
The Freshmen Home Ec class reports students sewing pantsuits jumpers and dresses while typing students address about 700 envelopes for a project. Typing class pursues Top Ten drills with eight mistakes allowed. later levels stress speed then accuracy.
Mrs. Cleta Salyers named Teacher of the Week at Malvern where she has taught for twenty years. A Maryville native and Northwest Missouri State College alumna, she leads Jr High and High School Home Ec classes, serves as FHA advisor, and is Senior Class Sponsor. Her favorite foods include shrimp and broccoli.
Mrs Salyers enjoys camping travel and sewing as hobbies. She dislikes talkers who never listen and people who commit but fail to follow through. A fan of MCHS students she works with students faculty and administrators and calls Malvern a nice home.
Iowa trooper Billy Zenor presented a Highway Patrol film at Red Oak High School emphasizing driving safety. The Ohio-shot documentary depicted live accidents to show risks from not wearing belts and drug impairment. The message urged careful driving and avoiding intoxication behind the wheel.
Nov 19 B team basketball at Hamburg Texas time 6 30 for boys and girls Nov 20 basketball at New Market Texas time 6 30 for boys and girls Nov 22 23 Thanksgiving vacation no school Nov 23 24 All State Music Festival reading events listed in column.
Nov 19 offers tuna salad sandwiches small tri taters peach and cottage cheese salad chocolate cake and milk. Nov 20 features spaghetti with meat sauce tossed salad hot garlic bread pear and cookie and milk. Nov 21 presents Thanksgiving dinner with sliced roast turkey and dressing mashed potatoes and gravy jello salad school made rolls ice cream and milk.
Jr Hippy Bylon and Robin Junior High football conclude with four wins and one loss. Praises go to players and supporters including cheerleaders and fans. Eighth graders study Home Ec and Taps in English, while prepping sentence structure folders. A new Social Studies book focuses on self concepts. The eighth grade plans a November dance for seventh graders. No Nishna Valley school news was received this week.
Treynor teachers feature introduces John Brooke, the new Treynor High coach, praised by students as funny and patient. The article prefaces a continuing series spotlighting Treynor elementary and high school faculty, mentioning Miss Sue Thompson as the upcoming art teacher.
John Brooke leads Treynor as assistant football coach head wrestling coach and head baseball coach. He also teaches two American history classes and three girls P.E. classes. After nine years coaching elsewhere he enjoys Treynor's small school setting and fits time for yardwork car repairs and wrestling with his three children.
Editors and educators visited the Area 5 SPACE Program open house on job training projects at Shenandoah. The Leader will publish a pictorial feature next week highlighting the visit, the program, and its participants.
John Brooke defines coaching by a positive approach not harsh methods, influencing a seven-year undefeated high school football era and later guiding students like Paul Matt and Jay eight months. Renee Heuwinkel participates in band, government, drill team, student council, and National Honor Society, hopes colorful walls and better intercom music, and plans a welfare career after graduation.
Mark Reinders earns Senior of the Week for government English and physical education. He attends Iowa Western in the afternoon, played football on both ends and now pursues wrestling, and lists the Allman Brothers and Steve Miller Band as favorites. He would simplify each school year if possible and cites friends, music, and dislike of ignorance as hobbies and pet peeves.
Treynor meals list for Monday through Friday includes hot beef sandwich with gravy green beans peaches and apricots cookie extra sandwich milk Tuesday offers turkey mashed potatoes cranberry sauce buttered peas ice cream bar ribbon sandwich milk Wednesday serves tacos buttered spinach carrot sticks pumpkin pie whipped topping bread and butter sandwich milk Thursday and Friday are no school.
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