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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1966
Page
6
Pat Johnson II details a November 17 screening of The Land We Love at Nishna Valley High. The documentary praised America’s advantages, armed forces, resources, and scenic spots, followed by a Viet Nam segment. Fundraising for a senior trip is noted, with upcoming events and school notices.
Nishna Valley seniors collected corn at Mark Johnson's farm near Malvern. They left school at 12 30 to begin harvest and returned about 3 30 or 4 00, noting light afternoon work due to limited time.
Dana Mekhen reports on juniors serving refreshments at the first home game. Commenters complain about cleaning duties and mop needs while noting money is needed. The juniors are making steady progress and urging attendance at upcoming games and tastier refreshments.
Photos were taken Tuesday November 8 for the N. V2 year book. Cheerleaders class officers student council mixed chorus and band were photographed. Girls wore black skirts and white blouses while boys wore black pants and white shirts with black shoes. Band wore uniforms and cheerleaders wore outfits described as cute.
Peggy Waack reports from the NV FTA meeting held November 14 where president Virginia Angus outlined the year ahead. Members decided to order several films for December and to decorate the lobby to add festive holiday spirit. A two member visit to the elementary center discussed teaching methods. The group invites new members to join at the next meeting.
After a football record of two wins one defeat and one loss, Nishna Valley Junior High hopes for a better basketball season. Coach Caldwell will lead hoops with good support, aiming to match or surpass the football effort. Scheduled games include Dee Farragut at N.V. Dec 9 and Stanton at NV Jan 6 with more contests listed against NY Fremont Mills Essex and Sidney.
Student editorial by Mary Bolton urges action after a new quarter. It exhorts classmates to stop loafing, engage with lessons, and strive to improve the school’s reputation through effort and pride.
Bianka Curtis reports the Junior High Music Department staging a Hootenanny on December 1 at 7 30 p m in Nishan Valley gym. Kay Bruce coaches girls in a dance routine while Marlene Gaze accompanies a song with a guitar. students plan square dancing and other acts hoping for an audience.
NY Seniors Cindy Cole profiles Don Hascall son of Mr and Mrs Gordon Hascall Emerson. He lists subjects senior math and physics plus English literature book keeping American government and extracurriculars football baseball DeMolay NHS. He plans to attend Maryville College and teach math. Also honors Bob Johnson son of Mr and Mrs Mark Johnson Malvern with favorites Steve McQueen Nancy Sinatra The Monkees Camaro blue and guitar. He takes senior math English literature book keeping physics American government sports football basketball track hobbies guitar and outside activities 4 H DeMolay MYF Teen Club planning to attend Maryville College and major in.
A WSCS meeting was held in the ehavel last Wednesday afternoon with 12 in attendance. Mrs Vern Kelson led the lesson on Joint Action, assisted by Mrs Hugh Hayes and Mrs Jlomer Mayberry. President Mrs Hayes led the business portion. Biology and Chemistry. We wish Bob good luck in college and the future.
The 7-A girls have begun shop class under Mr. Pierce, starting October 31. They learn tools for drafting such as the T square and set square, how to handle pencils, and will soon start making wood sections. They aim to save and strive to meet their shop goals.
Nishing Valley High hosts a drivers training course during regular class time lasting one semester with 11 students in the first term. Students include Linda Kade Barbara Smiley Sophomores and others divided into groups with Thursday driving schedules and chapter tests.
At last Friday’s pep rally, cheerleaders unveiled the Split Jug fundraiser and announced a class competition. A contest will run each pep rally with all classes participating, awarding the Spirit Jug to the loudest yell winner, with a year end prize for the top class. The Juniors, who won the Jug most recently, aim to defend the title as enthusiasm grows.
Voters approved paying the regular asks and sending 100 to the Bidwell-Riverside home in Bes Maines. Plans were set to attend the William Williams sale on Tuesday and a meeting with Mrs Mazel Wilhelm and Florence on Dec 14. A pot luck dinner and Christmas lesson with gift exchange were scheduled for the afternoon. Rev Pullman spoke on Difficulties to Thanking. Services are held each Sunday at 9 am.
Mrs Josie Stutts and Mrs Archie Anderson of Malvern visited Co Bluffs on business last Monday. Deer hunting drew many hunters Sunday. Carlyn and Marilyn Tackett spent with grandmother Mrs Harve Tackett near Tabor. Alta Primrose of Omaha and Orville Babbitt of Malvern visited Sunday with the Warners Waits. The Stephens families and others visited near Lakie, Silver City and Pacific Junction. Mrs Mickelson was out of school with a throat condition. All grateful to Claude and Ernett Stephens for harvesting corn on the rented church ground. yield unknown.
Mrs. Golda Windle and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Mayberry attended a demonstration party Wednesday evening, hosted by Mrs. West Windle at their Silver City home. Mrs. Windle and daughter Wanda Christopher attended funeral services in Tabor Friday afternoon for longtime friend Mrs. Marcia Hopkins.
Glenwood resident Forrest G. Iatfield was fined 10 dollars and costs by Justice of Peace Carl Remsey after a collision and for failing to stop at a stop sign. Other traffic cases included two speeders and fines for improper passing.
A calf owned by Lawrence Leol was killed when struck by Floyd R. Daley of Cincinnati Jr. driving on county road 6 north of Pacific Junction at 6 p.m. A deer was hit by Robert R. Hanscom of Red Oak on Highway 274 six miles north of Glenwood at 12 a.m. Thursday.
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