What girls like and dislike about boys printed
The piece surveys opinions on boys and girls, quoting students who remark that girls can be costly and fickle, while boys may flatter then fade. Notable lines include DeVere Knight on humor, Mary Summers on indifference, Phyllis Wilson on con artistry, and Marian Benton urging moral reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeVere Knight
John Hall
Jamce Cardwell
Dad Connor
Airla
Btorey
Airl
Betty Swan
Mary Billenbeth Summers
Phyllis Wilson
Gage
Marian Benton
Freshman News Review Noted for Week of Tests and Wacky Moments
The week features anxious students like Jamie Bwains rushing out of algebra after a Friday trip, a radiator bump drawing classroom reactions, and odd classroom anecdotes. Betty Candel and Gerald Breeding miss Tuesday afternoon, while Miss Riddle asks about idioms and others discuss water systems in science. A brown and white pup at the window ends with Mr Dyke suspending competition as the class reads and studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamie Bwains
Betty Candel
Gerald Breeding
Miss Riddle
Jamie_Swaln
Thomas
Willa
Gerald Bower
Yeading & Brown
White Pup
Alumni of 27 Find Paths Across the Midwest
The class of 27 alumni report marriages, relocations, and trades across Nebraska Iowa and Illinois. People listed include Allas Anderson-Smith in Omaha Gene Bell as a truck driver for Lungsch Dry Cleaners Mazine Boyer-Dyke in Malvern John Cooney in Glenwood runs a dry cleaning business Edna Cadwell-Shenefield recently married to a minister and living in Malvern Herbert Hall a clerk at F A Mulholland’s Grocery Laura Hilton near Malvern Edwin Len now in Illinois Ward Lookabill runs a Malvern electric shop Dorothy Knight Taylor near Henderson Kenneth Parker deceased Genevieve Landis Veith in Oakland Marian Mason Jones in Omaha Dewayne Soules Red Oak Ethel Short Baker Moville Daniel Beaton Glenwood Marjorie Priest Ponton farming north of Malvern Gayle Zanders working on his brother’s farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allas Anderson-Smith
Omaha
Gene Bell
Lungsch Dry
Hal
Mazine Boyer-Dyke
Malvern
John Cooney
Glenwood
Edna Cadwell-Shenefield
Herbert Hall
F. A.mulholland
Laura Hilton
Edwin Len
Wren
Tlinois
Ward
Malvérn
Dorothy Knight Taylor
Henderson
Kenneth Parker
Genevieve Landis Veith
Oakland
Charles Raine
Marian Mason Jones
Dewayne Soules
Red Oak
Ethel Short Baker
Moville
Daniel Beaton
Marjorie Priest Ponton
Stor ‘Ing
Gayle Zanders
You Should Know: Margaret Shepard Profiles Lee Andrew Gary
Margaret Shepard writes about Lee Andrew Gary born March 20 1917 north of Hastings Iowa. He moved to Council Bluffs in 1921 entering fourth grade and later to Malvern where he finished Pleasant Valley grade school and Malvern High School. He engaged in many school activities including glee club basketball football and operettas. He was junior class president and held a notable dean’s honors record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dam Lee Andrew Gary
Gutakie
Short
Hastings
Towa
Council Bluffs
Malvern
Pleasant Valley
Malvern High
Sane Sohool
Seventh and Eighth Grade Plays Performed at School
The seventh grade history class and eighth grade teaching class performed plays recently with casts led by Mrs Barker and Mrs Brown. Titles included Have I Taken Poison, The Elder Makes a Call, The Men Give In, Pilgrim Days and Pilgrim Days Prologue and scenes, featuring students like Mary Jean Ew ing, Charles Johnson, Joe Salyers, Eric Hell, Jim mie Hering, and Beane III.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Hale
Martin Wise
Bob Betts
Kidon Hedding
Ethel Brorey
Sol Betta
Doris Ireland
Betsy
Mary Jean Ewing
Henry Camp
Billy Shepard
Charles Johnson
Jimmie Hering
Pileria Town
Goodmen Winthrop
Master Brown
Joe Salyers
Captain Standish
Eric Hell
Beene
Church
Cat Meow and Gossip at City Street Encounter
A chaotic fragment details students in Buyer City with rumors and odd events on Main Street. A freshman wakes to new surroundings while a junior pair are surprised by a mysterious car. Several names and stray phrases hint at campus chatter and local intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan
Malvyerg
Benlor
Heromes
Randall
Betty
Nubbena
Jang Pletcher
Nubbens
Know Your Teachers Miss Nervig’s Career Highlighted
Miss Nervig born at Humboldt attended Graiminal and high school for ten years. She graduated in 1927 then studied four years at Carleton College Northfield Minnesota. She taught English and literature at Ree Heights High School South Dakota and served as principal in her second year. In 1988 she moved to Malten and continued teaching core subjects plus music and physical training. She is senior class co sponsor and noted for humor and engaging methods.
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Mies Winttred Nertig
Humboldt
Graiminal
High Scool
Beind Aefaduate
Carleton College
Northield
Minn
Ree Heights
South Dakota
Netvig
Maltetn
Nervig
Mascot Puppy Causes Stir at Assembly
A small white puppy with black ears and brown eyes appeared at a school assembly as the first mascot. A senior had kept the pup in a bookcase, but the dog in the sew kennel could not stay. When confined in the dog house it howled loudly, prompting the teacher to remove the animal into the cold world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Junior Poets Turn to Verse in Odd School Exhibit
A junior class turned from dissecting animals to poetry, selecting a handful of standout pieces from American Literature. The students humorously accuse Lorraine Fletcher of collaborating with Longfellow on Paul Revere, while a scrambled NRA critique and playful misreadings fill the rest of the fragmentary piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine
Longfellow
Paul Revere
Namolass
High School Defeats Graduates In Close Basketball Game
In Thursday action the high school team edged the graduates 41 to 34. Fazel Knight and Millikan led the high school scorers while Connor Summers and Bower topped the graduates. The game featured few fouls and even a crowd-sourced scorekeeper as timekeeper Paul Galther could not count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fazel
Knight
Millikan
Connor, Summers
Bower
Paul Galther
Farei
Jackson F
Benton c
Carey G
Connor x
H. Jackson
Wills
Myers
Summers
Latin and World History Reports Highlight Class Work
In Latin IEs sophomore class students presented weekly reports as Latin blends with World History. Mrs Salyers said test results tied to the six weeks exam were satisfactory. The geometry tent is scheduled for Tuesday, causing student dismay.
Girl Reserve gathering led by Dorothy Gallihers
A Wednesday meeting of Girl Reserves was held with Dorothy Gallihers as leader. The program included roll call of thanks, recitation of the Girl Reserves Code, a Code song, and songs such as Follow The Gleam Row Row How Your Boat Sootland's Burning Lovely Evening Captain Jinks Echo and Keep the Home Fires Burning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Reserves
Dorothy Galliherse
Jinks
Home Economics class breakfast and menu ideas
Students in Home Economics organized a two pupil per group breakfast service after lessons. Menus included sliced banana with cream and cocoa, oats, omelet, buttered toast, and another with crushed pineapple and muffins. The class discussed manners and potential changes for teacher absences. Malvern upgrades vocational agriculture and visits nearby schools to copy equipment and plan improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Miss Baumgartner
Fourth Grade Recollection of Movements and Notices
Fourth grade students celebrate Ronald Gugeler return and new home, while classmates note Marjorie Herrick hospital status and upcoming pope. Arithmetic enthusiasm grows with new lessons and books, as students reorganize a bulletin board with a poster labeled Rock bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Byrd
Sixth Grade Health Posters Show Freehand Ventilation
Sixth graders created free hand health posters on proper ventilation and fresh air. In history they study English settlement by Danes and Anglo Saxons. Letters from Silver City fifth grade arrived and students write reply letters. Good Book Week beat poems by Carolyn Hall, Carolyn Boehner, Betty Lou Barkus, Golden Cozad, Wilma Stroud, Eugene Jackson, and Frank Bell. Pupils chose a favorite book and explained why.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Silver City
Carolyn Hall
Carolyn Boehner
Blondie
Betty Lou Barkus
Golden Cozad
Wilma Stroud
Eugene Jackson
Frank Bell
Fifth Grade Reading Updates and Skit on Books
Fifth grade students from Mrs Campbell Mia Robert Paulson and Delores Faulson visited the room Wednesday afternoon. Drill in language on helping verbs proves beneficial while the reading story Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves is studied. New words are added daily to reading vocabulary from it. Two few pictures are noted for Always by Franklin Librarian Miles and Adventures In Reading by Ferrani. Friday pupils perform a skit on how books should be treated.
Little Red Story Visit and School Posters Shine
Third Grade Beveral ladies visited to view The Story of Little Red. Health posters look neat. Top scores in subtraction were achieved by Bobby Shepherd Gilda Perk ins Lawrence Frasier Dorie Hatfield Marian Hall Ronny Austin and Ha Kelso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beveral
Little Red
Bobby Shepherd
Gilda Perkins
Lawrence Frasier
Dorie Hatfield
Marian Hall
Ronny Austin
Ha Kelso
Tommy Salyers
Second Grade Indians Study Activities Highlight
Second graders explored Indigenous life with corn grinding between stones a doll dress making and four papoose cradles. They learned a Swedish folk dance in music and created five blackboard borders depicting papooses hanging on trees for art.
Afghanistan Jalse Enacts Severe Prohibition Law
Aghadetan announces the strictest prohibition law in the world saying any person found with Mquor on property or on their person faces six years in prison. The claim targets public drinking and private possession, aiming to deter alcohol use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afghanistan
Earliest Minted Coins Attributed To Lydia District
Earliest earless coins from Lydia in Agia Binor date to about 700 BC. They were struck in electrum, an alloy of silver and gold, and valued at ten times a standard electrum bar of equal weight and three quarters that of a gold bar.
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Lydia
Agia Biinor
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