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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1972
Page
11
Mr Chowns typing class organized letters envelopes and folding to raise funds for a student loan fund. Seven girls shared four tasks typing folding stuffing and sealing with study hall aid the project completed with thanks to the helpers.
Dates and events compiled by MCHS advise readers to refer to Newsstaff for errors. Nov 16 advisory board meeting at 8:00 p.m. Nov 17 school board trip to Des Moines for convention. Nov 17 basketball with Farragut here. Nov 18 basketball with Oakland there. Nov 21 basketball with New Market here at 6 30 p.m.
Senior business students joined a field trip to Omaha led by their teacher last Thursday. The visit aimed to expose students to real-world commerce and regional business practices.
By Sue Baer one of the great teachers at MCHS is Mr Robert Chown. He has taught eight years at MCHS and is known for friendliness and humor. His classes include typing 1 office practice shorthand typing II and bookkeeping. He sponsors the Freshman class and enjoys fishing sports shows camping green Shane Patton and a little red Rambler. He likes barbecued T bones tossed salad and apple pie a la mode but not in the same bite. His motto is Think before you act and his pet peeve is people who do not live up to what they claim to be. We all wish Mr Chown much luck as he teaches in the super school of MCHS.
Mr. Chown and his wife led a group visiting North Western Bell Omaha National Bank C E School of Commerce and Mutual of Omaha. They learned about large businesses, enjoyed lunch at Bronco's, and found the trip a worthwhile educational experience.
The note cites Panther Pause items about basketball season start, coach planning, and players' determination. It mentions home economics girls led by Mrs. Cleta Salyers making candles and crafts, F H A girls selling greenery, Bonnie Mansfield speaking on balloon races, and Mr. and Mrs. Mansfield attending Indianola Simpson College races. Annual pictures were taken and next year's yearbook is promised as special.
Nov. 20 Maid rite corn potatoes peaches and milk. Nov. 21 Beef and noodles peas cabbage slaw cake sandwiches and milk. Nov. 22 Thanksgiving Dinner roast turkey mashed potatoes gravy cranberry sauce salad ice cream rolls and milk.
The Malvern seventh grade science classes study plant structures and seeds while eighth graders explore light and optics. Seventh grade language arts works on book summaries. The Admiral and Admiralettes are praised and a football forecast promises a Friday night victory over Farragut. Mrs. Fisher’s sophomore English class tests new methods with student chosen topics to boost interest in writing and discussion.
Hui Chantry hosted an open house on election night featuring light boxes and paintings from most classes. Exhibits included two pets, a guinea pig named Petunia in Mrs. Fords fourth grade and a Berbie named Joe in Mrs. Reeds second grade. Students’ hard work made it one of the best yet.
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