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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1967
Page
3
Chris Shook reports MCHS held a penal pep assembly led by football players in black and orange jerseys and black skirts. The humorous event accompanied Malvern’s fourth win of the season as the football team shows marked improvement. With basketball season starting, hopes rise for better records than the football squad achieved.
MCHS seniors take the Differential Aptitude Tests to gauge verbal reasoning numerical ability mechanical reasoning space relations clerical speech accuracy and language usage. Miss Robreau, the guidance counselor, interprets and discusses the scores with each student.
MCHS student librarians attended the district meeting in Missouri Valley on November 4. The day opened with registration and a welcome by Edward Rodasky. Officers elected were Ed Rodasky president, Sharon Dean vice president, Sheri Scanlan secretary, and Lids Parker treasurer. Librarians from eleven schools attended.
An open house at Chantry drew about 200 attendees including parents and friends who praised the exhibits. Nov 6 saw all day counselor meetings with Miss Robyesa Malvern and six private Omaha schools on Nov 10, featuring a four school tours and counselor Q&A. That evening counselors attended “Help Dolly” as guests. program sponsors included Airline Personnel Training Institute CLE and several Omaha schools.
The Corner Conference vocal festival at College Springs on November 6 featured guests led by Nelson Crow of Iowa Western Community College. The Chantry School held an open house on November ith, drawing 193 adults. An upcoming combined high school and junior high open house is set for November 38 with tea and crumpets. Community readers discuss books The Climate in Hope and At Ease, emphasizing family health checks and father son reading time.
The MCHS Annual Staff began work on the first Panther Tale Tuesday evening meeting with George Tuck of Taylor Publishing Co. They set the theme cover heading style and mascot for the 1963 yearbook to be delivered in fall 1968. Mr Tuck showed 9 film Rules for a Good Yearbook. The staff will spend two months on page layouts and group pictures will be taken in January.
Debbie Wayimire and C. B. Parkinson from the LéMara Museum presented an assembly program on November 6. The demonstrator brought several musical instruments from various countries and played selections on each as well as cello pieces. Antique instruments included early phonographs with records for each. The demonstration was very delightful and enjoyed by all.
Mr Frey s eighth grade science class conducted two experiments on November 7 The first used two chemicals on an asbestos pad to observe a flare then noted how a thermocouple generated electricity when two metal wires heated The Reading Lab prepared oral magazine article reports while Mr Libke s English pupils prepared written and oral book reports
Twenty two boys and twenty four girls have reported for Jr high basketball. Boys practice at 7:00 a.m. Mondays and Wednesdays while girls practice Tuesdays and Thursdays at the same time. The two teams meet South Page Jr high at College Springs on December 1 for their openers.
The senior class discusses a possible trip with options including New Orleans Chicago Washington DC and Denver. They plan fundraisers such as selling candy and a carnival on November 2 to finance the journey and thank supporters for past projects.
The Malvern chapter of the Future Homemakers of America met Nov. 10. The annual cook book sale will start soon with five editions sold at 2.95 each: Casseroles Foreign Foods Meats Vegetables and the Revised Dessert Book. Mrs John Frey spoke on mouth-to-mouth resuscitation techniques.
On Nov. 6 the Malvern high school mixed chorus attended the Corner Conference Festival. Over 600 students from our conference participated in the event. The combined choruses practiced several numbers during the afternoon under Nelson Crow, Director of Choral Activities at Iowa Western Community College in Clarinda. At the evening performance a special appearance was made by several of Mrs. Crow's college students.
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