Sheila Ballinger Heads Stu Council At First Meet
The Student Council met at 11 30 on Sept 21 for its first meeting of the new school year. Elected officers are president Sheila Ballinger vice president Sharon Turner secretary Diane Hopp and treasurer Linda McMillen. Activities discussed include ticket sales and the homecoming parade and dance. The top selling class will win 35 with the runner up receiving 15. Parade committee members are Shirley Malcom Linda McMillen Marsha Deitehler and Nancy Wheeler.
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Sheila Ballinger
Sharon Turner
Diane Hopp
Linda McMillen
Shirley Malcom
Marsha Deitehler
Nancy Wheeler
MCHS
Malvern High
Woody Jones
Greg Jones
Gary Stouder
Gerry Turner
Gary Jackson
Elizabeth Hall
Harmoest Old Hardy
Ollie the Oriole Makes Malvern Homecoming Parade
A rare bird, Ollie the Oriole, measured at ft 2 in from topknot to toe-nail, appeared at Malvern’s homecoming festivities. Dru Mort portrayed the mascot who marched with cheerleaders and will appear at remaining season games, a unique regional mascot.
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Malvern
Ollie
Oriole
Dru Mort
MCHS
Junior High Science Projects Display Noted
Seventh grade students showcase aquatic tropical fish in an aquarium project led by Trudy Stoghill and a chameleon study by Bob Beattie. Another class observes an ant colony as seeds are collected, classified, and an upstairs bulletin board of leaves attracts attention.
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Trudy Stoghill
Bob Beattie
Jr Hi Selects Cheerleaders
Junior high cheerleaders were elected on September 23 by the student body. Tryouts featured Patty Trively Tone Smith Roxanna Miller Lily Kauffman Rhonda Reed Phyllis Axtell Vicki White Mary Earith Joy Evans Christine Shook and Cindy Messenger. Four were chosen Patty Trively Christine Shook Rhonda Reed and Phyllis Axtell with alternates Roxanna Miller and Mary Earith. Mrs Krambeck sponsors the group.
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Patty Trively
Tone Smith
Roxanna Miller
Lily Kauffman
Rhonda Reed
Phyllis Axtell
Vicki White
Mary Earith
Joy Evans
Christine Shook
Cindy Messenger
Phyllis
Temperance League Program Presented to MCHS Freshmen and Sophomores
John Phelps led a Temperance League program delivered to MCHS freshmen in their home room at 12 45 p m and to sophomores at 1 45 p m within their classes.
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Temperance League
MCHS
Hayride Supper on FFA Program at Malvern
The Malvern FFA Chapter revised its annual program, creating committees for Publicity Community Service Earnings and Savings Recreation Supervised Farming and Cooperative Activities. The plan will be finished this Friday with events like a hayride a herdsmanship steak supper and updating records.
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Malvern Ffa
FFA
Homecoming Enjoyed Despite Loss of Football Game
Malvern celebrated homecoming with a Thursday night bonfire pep rally and new cheers led by senior boys and staff. A Friday parade showcased floats from all classes, joined by area bands. After the game, FHA served chili and pie as queen Sharon Turner and king Woody Jones were crowned for the 1964 homecoming.
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Gidley
Fremont Mills
Glenwood
Malvern
Ollie
FHA
Nishna Valley
Sharon Turner
Woody Jones
MCHS
Diane Hopp
Gary Jackson
Gerry Turner
Liz Hall
Nancy Wheeler
Nearer to Christ the Plea for All Believers
A reflection recalls Jeremiah and Matthew about God’s enduring love. A young worker learns his mother’s care mirrors Christ’s call to draw nearer. The prayer asks God for restoration to obedience and intimate fellowship with the Father.
Thought for the Day and Prayer Passage
A devotional excerpt asks readers to seek forgiveness and draw nearer to Christ. It closes with a praise and a note from Stanley Leyland of England, urging dedication to God and reflecting on His everlasting love.
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Christ
God
New Mixed Chorus Officers Elected for 1064 65
Janet Leu reports officers chosen at the September 23 mixed chorus practice. Named: president Frank Darrah, vice president Sharon Turner, secretary Sheila Ballinger, treasurer Diane Hopp, merit secretaries Cindy Adams and Mark Robbins, girl librarian Chelly Mort, and boy librarian Roger Scott.
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Frank Darrah
Sharon Turner
Sheila Ballinger
Diane Hopp
Cindy Adams
Mark Robbins
Chelly Mort
Roger Scott
Westminster Group Names New Officers
The Presbyterian Westminster Fellowship met at the church Sept. 27 with 13 attending. Rich ard Stewart was a guest. Projects for fall were considered. It was voted to buy music folders for the choir. A food sale was planned for Oct. 17. A new date has been set for the youth meeting which will make it possible for more to come. The next meeting will be Nov. 1. Officers for 1964-65 were elected and are: Jan Costello, president, Judy Osler, vice president, Nancy Hanson, secretary, John Phelps, treasurer, Mike Blackburn, sergeant-at-arms. Devotions were led by Mary Beth Costello. Mrs. Max Osler and Judy served refreshments.
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Presbyterian Westminster Fellowship
Richard Stewart
Jan Costello
Judy Osler
Nancy Hanson
John Phelps
Mike Blackburn
Mary Beth Costello
Max Osler
Judy
Hyde Sees Need for Research at Experimental Farm
Dick Hyde of Hastings will discuss future agricultural research for southwest Iowa at the Soil Conservation Experimental Farm Field Day east of Shenandoah on October 13. The program, starting at 12 30 p m, features crop variety plots, demonstrations of grinder mixers, a cattle corral, nitrates in feed and water, and new cattle breeding research with speakers from Cass and Montgomery counties and Iowa State University.
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Iowa
Dick Hyde
Hastings
Soil Conservation Experimental
Shenandoah
Hyde
Soil Conservation Experimental Farm Advisory Board
Soil Conservation Experimental Farm
Dan Merrick
Cass County
Stan Dunn
Montgomery County
Kaneshy Roger Mitchell
Iowa State University
LaVerne Obrecht
Mills County
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Jr. Hi
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Syeta
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Jesus
Stanley Leyland
England
Westminster Group
Malvern Junior High
Iowa Power
I.B.E.W
Iowa Power and Light Company
A Pat Thompson
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