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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1970
Page
3
School page notes celebrate librarian Mrs Phyllis Bell for making the NN library more welcoming with art and quotes. Also features KIGATI GRADE AG CLASS All Wet recounting annual watering of trees by Mr Morgan and Mr Mowpony eighth grade class in mid November using a bucket brigade.
Art 1 students design patterns for a ring, choosing one design. They will use strips of silver and solder artistic designs. Some students already have very good designs and hope their rings match their on paper concepts.
Debbie Williams named Senior of the Week. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Williams, she was born January 1953 and attends NV with subjects from family living to economics government and physical education. She praises NV faculty and students as easy to get along with.
The Nishna Valley chapter of the National Honor Society held its first meeting of the year before classes Tuesday and Wednesday at the Chip. The new advisor Myena Johnson led discussions on the year’s program and the cap on new members. A committee was formed to locate and read the chapter’s constitution and possible service projects were discussed before adjournment.
A collection of Ruth Parker quotations offering views on friendship freedom and wisdom. Notable lines include friendship multiplying joys and dividing griefs and a warning against living solely for wealth after death.
With basketball season here, pep buses will transport students to away games. The administration asks parents to volunteer as chaperones with a $5 fee paid for the service. Parents are encouraged to help support the teams by chaperoning.
Valley newspaper notes a new jogging program at NY with flexible pace and mandatory warm ups. Coach Bales lists daily duties as members, including Andy Burgett Connie Frdie Margo Fender Marlene Ford Adulis McMulen Bard Rucker and Phyllis Struble, work steadily toward year end goals. A separate piece welcomes Randy Hort to Nishna Valley High, recounting his birth in Council Bluffs, moves, family history, and interests such as archery and hunting.
A new addition will soon arrive for the Nishna Valley girls basketball team. Sweat tops ordered from Huulf's of Omaha are black nylon stretch and intended for team use.
Opportunities knock at many doors in life. Make careful decisions about priorities and avoid spreading energies too thin. A positive attitude toward life helps eliminate doubts and fears. You may improve money prospects but avoid spending before it’s earned. Plan extra rest or a vacation to offset potential health strain.
Valley junior varsity teams edged Oakland in separate games. In girls action Lynnette Carlson scored 27 as the Hawkettes won 45 to 36. Valley boys toppled Oakland 64 to 46 led by Phi Taylor with 22 points and Darrell Godfrey adding 14 rebounds.
The NV Blackhawk boys basketball squad opens the season with a scrimmage against Glenwood on November 17 showing hustle and strong defense despite rebounding height. Varsity players named include Bolton Boileau Bristow Haack Morris Slump Allensworth Christenson Godfrey Haack and Taylor.
Dixie Honeyman daughter of Mrs LaDonna Honeyman of Emerson has been announced as the new wrestling cheerleader replacing Marlene Ford who cannot finish the season. Dixie is learning cheers and uniforms to be ready for the first meet. Freshmen Class Meeting Sets Dues at 50 Cents Monthly.
Thanksgiving quotes from local residents reflect gratitude for life health families and work while two short news updates cover Navy petty officer Joseph C Lees departing San Francisco for the Western Pacific on USS Hancock and Future Feeders 4 H club’s Strahan Church pot luck with new officers and awards for reading and record books.
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