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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1970
Page
5
A report discusses highway safety talks led by Patrolman Hampton and Kathy Grimile focusing on drinking and driving. It notes mid August incidents where several people died, and a film titled Signal Sy was shown to illustrate real accidents.
John Nyirongo a Zambian youth extension officer toured Valley PE Classes in Ames and observed programs for youths. He attended an orientation at the ISU Campus in Ames and the State Leadership Conference in Madrid. He visited Buchanan Madison New Sharon Ottumwa and surrounding areas before returning to Zambia. The NV students enjoyed his visit and wished him luck.
Editorial notes NVCHS shop is crowded with five good wood projects and a cramped area. The half shop climate and scattered machines hinder movement. A cement platform outside, awaiting a roof, would ease space constraints and improve the NV stop.
Student Assembly at 2 45 p m Booster Club meeting at high school Bonfire and pep rally at high school Jr High football at Essex 4 p m Oct 9 HS football Essex here 7 0 p m Homecoming Oct 10 Homecoming Dance 9 p m HS Oct 12 JV football Fremont Mills 7 p m Oct 13 FHA meeting 7 20 pm Career Fair at Stanton 1 3 pm Oct 16 HS football at South Page 7 30 p m
Students at Nishiho Valley Community High School had yearbook photos taken earlier by Interstate Studios. The session produced mixed reactions with comments like Oh look, Oh my gosh, and Not Bad. Overall the Nishna Valley student body seemed pleased.
Kay Bruce profiles four new NV sophomores at Valley: Steve Chambers son of Mr and Mrs Loran Chambers. Marty Gravett daughter of Mr and Mrs Galen Gravett. Chuck Johnson son of Mrs Phylis Johnson. and Rack Hoover. Steve spent 12 years at Glenwood High School, Marty studied in Ankrews Texas for three years, Chuck attended Shenandoah High School for eight years.
Shirley Dayson reports Nisaba Valley Junior class aims to raise 1700 dollars from a two week magazine sale. Boys led by Doug Christensen face girls led by Shirley Duysen with Barb and Pat yet to start. Proceeds fund the Junior Senior Prom with prizes for top sellers from Curtiss Magazine Company.
Maren Vanderlinden reports a 28 by 40 metal structure with a concrete floor is being built directly west of the softball field. The unit includes outside restrooms and a slants storage room, expected to be up in about two weeks though not fully finished for some time.
The Gemini forecast urges a year of zest and change with intensive personal soul searching. Major problems should be resolved by mid year, yielding satisfaction with chosen solutions while advising caution against fear of consequences and urging saving for a rainy day.
Nishna Valley students voted in home rooms for Homecoming Queen candidates Kathy Grindle Kay Bruce Shirley Greenwood Bianka Curtis and Ruth Parker. Final voting was held this week and the queen will be crowned during halftime of Friday’s football game. Good luck to all juniors and especially the boys.
Coaches Denny Howara and Craig Nison begin basketball practice for interested girls and boys not involved in other activities. They work with beginners on calisthenics, sprints, tumbling and jumping. Afterward they shoot and warm up in the gym. The season ahead aims for full participation and high energy.
A collection of aphorisms on forgiveness happiness respect faith and friendship. The lines celebrate inner strength self control and optimism with a playful misspelling of moore och and eyestrain noted in a vintage tone.
The NN cheerleaders urge students to shout along and cheer the football team to victory. They explain that loud support motivates players and claim that giving their best helps win and boosts school pride.
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