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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1935

Page

7

Afternoon Classes Start Earlier At Lovelock High

Pints are tested at noon during the next period and the high school schedule is altered to allow a conference period for home economies and feeder students. The change, urged by the state department of vocational education, starts next Monday with the first bell at 2:42 and no tardies counted.

Feaeter King State Department of Vocational Education Lovelock Ben le Tardy Heltout Afelock

Freshman romance and rumors spill from the yearbook page

A jumble of dialog and scenes from a freshman year spotlight features Diana, Sam, Dana, and Diana’s circle at the High School as they plan dances, flirt, and dream of romance. Names like Miss Walker, Lorraine Dashner, and Delmont McCausland appear amid titles such as The Talk of the Town and Gypsy Fiddles.

Ed Wearin Delpla Donner Max Brass Willard Millikan Lorraine Dashner Lorraine Thodees Delmont McCausland Stanser Miss Ora Hays Gove Diana Sam Lalitha City Tin Pan Alley Hed Wonder Dana Wilyst” Dink

Sophomore News Highlights In School Assembly

Sophomores discuss themes and originality as Bernard Schoening volunteers to sweep the assembly platform for orderly setup. Miss Nervig questions Evelyn Hensley about her theme while Jim Swain comments on originality. The class debates heaven and Hannibal’s army is humorously misdescribed as veterinary.

Bernard Schoening Hannibal's Army

Boys' Glee Club Performs at Church and School

The boys' quartet sang two numbers at a Methodist church play last Thursday night. Friday night they performed at the school building program. The selections included Drink To Me Only With Thine Eyes and a Negro newsboys song. Street Urehlu's Medley.

Methodist Church

Peace and World War Reflections on War’s Value

An editorial questions the gains of World War I and asks if the conflict truly achieved peace, safety for democracy, or lasting international goodwill. It argues for peace and warns against militarist politicians while urging a preference for harmony and friendly relations.

Avattta

Around the School at MHS A quirky open night unfolds

A feature recounts an informal school night where parents and friends of high schoolers tour ten minute classes. Students juggle schedules and gear as teachers outline aims while reporters capture idle moments and chatter. A freshman coffee service and light mischief cap the event.

Fourth Grade Plans Thanksgiving Play Trial Casts

Fourth grade groups for a Thanksgiving play have held tryouts for the roles. Pupils not in the Thanksgiving production will act in the book week performance. The class is studying Cortes in history and has split into teams for a contest.

Cortes

Girls Sing at Program by School Choir

In the past two weeks the girls club practiced seating horns while singing for a presentation at the school building Friday night. The Abres selections included Maed were “Kelloes” by Candlyn, “Little Phine Eyes” in Mendel svobo and Cradle Song.

Ylrta Tle Abres Kelloes Candlyn Phine Eyes

Home Economics Girls Learn New Cooking Ideas

Sophomore and fresh girls attended the cooking school this Thursday and Friday last week. Demonstrations by Mrs Shaw inspired the girls who showcased braises and snacks. The event followed weeks of sewing projects and classroom practice.

Home Ec Cookine Itis Minehys Mihs Shaw

Thanksgiving Vacation For Students Next Week

Students will enjoy a one day break next week on Thanksgiving Day with regular classes resuming on Friday. The notice indicates a pause in instruction but does not specify school names or locations.

Normal Training Class Observation Work Review

Last week the training team performed observation work across various parts of the program. Laboratory periods focused on practice and seat work, with sessions describing methods and outcomes for the month.

Ty Moureling Misc Oearned Ant Ty Veing Tninkswivindecards Peeriods Elon

Eighth Grade Study Focuses on Local Wildlife

A fragmented report notes eighth grade work at a rural school, detailing projects on local meads and native flora, with students preparing displays and studying Magiaelines Te Lemp. The text is garbled but indicates classroom activity and planning.

Sevenths Grade History Class Studies War of 1812 and Erie Victory

Seventh grade Distopy class discusses the American Revolution and Lake Erie victory. Students read Longfellow andquaint references to Miles Standish and Commodore Perry as the Niagara and the Justorie brig are cited. A $25,000 Pennsylvania appropriation will restore seapon.

Longfellow Niagara Perry Lake Erie Pennsylvania

HOOEY at Ak-Sar-Ben and town antics reported

A fragmented school column recalls a trip to Ak-Sar-Ben with jokes about deaf and dumb acts at a restaurant, dancing couples from misheard singing, questions about Rome, and local happenings. It notes detectives locating a lost auto, a first airplane ride by Junior Evans, and hospital stays for Leone Storey and Ethel Storey with appendicitis.

Ak-Sar-Ben Garold Hurb Bob Hurl Ed Wearin Miss Hayes Rome Betty Parker Edna Mae Elmer Jackson Bob McCormick Junior Evans Junior Leone Ethel Storey MHS Ant

Miss Hays Talks on Egypt in English Class

Miss Hays spoke to her English class about her trip through Egypt. She described the geography she saw and presented a picture of the great pyramid of Cheops near Cairo. The pyramid stands about 450 feet high and 756 feet long, roughly two and a half blocks square at the base and four and a half times the height of a water tower.

Sixth Grade Preparations Crowded by Holiday Play

The Sixth Grade class is preparing for a Thanksgiving pageant as part of six weeks of book reports. John Blochower and the Mystery Bolts play a role while Vivdkhon travels with Yeates and a student team. Mina Hye and Elisa observe a ponding lyric event. The story notes the reading The Book of Rainbow Slough.

John Blochuwer Nak Vivdkhon Travtlo Mina Hye Elisa Rattbow Slough

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A fractured church and community notices mixture lists worship times and visitors. Names include Mary Ullyer, Mr and Mrs WUT Pyar, Mr and Mrs Zena and several others who attended services and events around town. The piece records morning worships, visits, and family movements including Frank Crouse in Luneville and houses of worship.

Liaom Mary Ullyer Strpthapworth AL Vaintasche Bisae Wut Ada Gate Fee Porm Lee Elton Sadie Avid Bark Cipiney Bredtrdadely Wepre York Erik Aid Mans Aity Khndhe Chita Kasten Vine Fred Carley Sindy Maat Mars Wood Viestal Mays Frank Crouse Luneville Trving McBarhind Veshub

News of Strahan Consolidated School Event Recalls Thanksgiving Dinner

A long report from Strahan Consolidated School details a community dinner held Thursday at the Malvern area. Residents including Miss Vb and Mr Reval Mise Gilmore attended. the evening featured a program, music, and high notes from students and families.

News of Strahan Consolidated School Devyte Cited Tree Kilpartiek Antrian Wilenir Malvern Hhle Yen Tine Brits Mies Mr. Reval

Juniors to Present Three Act Comedy at Leo’s Theatre

A community theater group plans a three act comedy titled by Leo’s Theatre with Sybil Menabl and Leo’s Hiei as principal figures. The article lists cast, venue details, and schedule highlights for the performance and supporting events at various dates.

Mere Barres Leo Lees Sybil Menabl Leo's Samipscat Peat Prith Otter Petit Pilnnen Ganler

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