Awards for Top Typists After Spirited Rivalry
A spirited rivalry marked this week at MCHS in typing I and typing II classes sparked by Mr. Benton announcing an award for the typist with the best technique.
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1963
Page
10
A spirited rivalry marked this week at MCHS in typing I and typing II classes sparked by Mr. Benton announcing an award for the typist with the best technique.
Malvern Community Schools teachers elected their County Council representatives. Miss Brown fifth grade will represent the Chantry building and Mr Hansen science instructor will represent the high school. The selection weighed stroking posture attitude readiness for class and ability to follow directions.
A gold plated pin was awarded on Thursday for typing skill and a gold plated bracelet was given Wednesday to the best typist. The contests aimed to improve typing technique through competition.
Chelly Mort reports a sunny March parade last Saturday in Omaha. Twenty bands participated. three were from Iowa, including Warren Darrah's Malvern and Fremont Mills bands. They marched two and a half miles in 95 degree heat, ending with polished, beautiful buses. The experience should help students prepare for the October 12 contest.
The student council and class presidents elected three girls to join the MCHS cheerleading squad. Marsha Deitchler, Lady Osler and Beverly Forney were chosen for their abilities. They will start cheering with the basketball season in November, bringing the squad to seven members to spell N A L V E R N.
Malvern Orioles kickoff Homecoming week with a Thursday bonfire at the Community building and Teen center park. The M club and Letterette club organized the event staged by cheerleaders, with nine senior football players and coaches giving pep talks. A Stanton dummy burned as part of the celebration before the crowd dispersed to the fire department.
Malvern students plan a Friday homecoming with a 3 15 pep rally on Main Street featuring skits by the Letterette and M clubs and cheerleader talks. The 7 30 kickoff pits the Orioles against the Stanton Vikings, followed by a halftime band march and queen crowning, then a homecoming dance and a 12 30 return homeward with memories of 1963.
The Malvern Community school system expands physical education to grades four through twelve with twice weekly sessions directed by Arndt, now physical education director. A summer masters in physical education boosted qualifications as equipment upgrades proceed. soreness initial, but program emphasizes personal fitness over competition and aims to build broad muscle tone for lifelong benefit.
Attendants for Homecoming Queen were elected last Friday by classmates. One candidate from each class freshman Sandra Hays and Mary Lou Fritz, sophomores Kathy Glynn and Pricilla Wearin, juniors Ellen Donelson and Diane Hopp, seniors Lois Clay and Linda Hatfield. Seniors vote two, football players pick Queen. a senior football player is Homecoming King.
Malvern kicked off to the Wildcats as Hamburg’s junior high faced their second game of the season. The Orioles held Hamburg to a fourth down stop before Hamburg punted and the ball bounced off Malvern in a tense start to the contest.
Hamburg halted by Malvern as a helmet scramble ends with Larry Williams racing 65 yards for a Malvern touchdown and missing the extra point. Hamburg responds with a TD and PAT miss for 6-6 after one, the Wildcats lead 13-6 at halftime. Malvern adds two touchdowns and an extra point in the third and another TD and PAT in the fourth to finish 33-6. Malvern to host Fremont-Mills Thursday at the fair grounds field.
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