New MCHS Faculty Adds Robert V Chown to Commercial Dept
Robert V Chown joins MCHS teaching commercial courses. Born in Musca line and raised near La Mona, he studied at Gracelyn junior college and the University of Missouri at Columbia, earning a degree from Northwest Missouri State. He has six years teaching experience, most recently in Clay Central at Royal. He is 22? years old and father of two boys.
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MCHS
Robert V. Chown
Mr. Chown
Muscaline
la Mona
Gracelyn Junior College
University of Missouri At Columbia
Northwest Missouri State
Clay Central
Royal
Chown
Looks of MCHS 1966 Annual to be Kept a Secret
Chelly Mort reports on the MCHS 1966 annual staff gathering to choose a cover and headings. The Emerald cover was selected after debate, with headings No. 20 CLC and Impact. Taylor Publishing Co. and Mr Chapman provided new ideas for the edition due next fall.
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MCHS
Impact
Taylor Publishing Co
Chapman
Taylor
Test Performance Earns Chelly Merit Scholarship
Chelly Mort, MCHS senior, earns a letter of commendation for high performance on the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. She is among 38,000 U.S. students recognized for scoring in the top two percent of those graduating in 1966. NMSQT President John M. Stalnaker praises the outstanding achievement.
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Chelly Mort
MCHS
John M. Stalnaker
NMSQT
Com
Homecoming notes at MCHS include card-Pak rollout
The Oriole's Nest reports MCHS students filled Card-Pak computer cards to assign numbers for state and federal information systems. Freshmen and newcomers completed subject cards with unique numbers. The issue also covers a wind-damaged freshman float, a Band Mothers parade entry, baked potato sales by the senior class raising about $10, and upcoming events from Oct 16 to Oct 21 including a band trip, work day, a "B" team game, and picture day.
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Scence
MCIHS
Tam
James Bond
Tabor
Farragut
Jr. High
Parragut
Student Council Plans Christmas Ball After Homecoming Delay
The Sept. 23 Student Council meeting postponed Homecoming until the Stanton game and began planning the Christmas Ball set for Dec. 17. Mal Dunn's orchestra is hired, with a theme committee including Vicki Glynn, Pat Trively, Peg Notson and Nancy Wheeler. Suggestions go to the committee. budget discussed next meeting.
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Stanton
Dee. 17
Noticih
Mal Dunn
Vicki Glynn
Pat Trively
Peg Notson
Nancy Wheeler
Homecoming King and Queen Presented at Dance
Dale Stephens was named Homecoming King with Queen Cathy Smith at the 1965 Homecoming dance held in the Community Building. Attendants Jo Anna Ponton, Bob West, Kris Rumery, Sharlene Scott, and Pat Trigely served as ladies and bystanders as the court celebrated until midnight. Also includes planned hot lunch menus for Oct 18–22 with daily main dishes and sides.
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MCHS
Dale Stephens
Cathy Smith
Jo Anna Ponton
Bob West
Kris Rumery
Sharlene Scott
Pat Trigely
Prizes Awarded to Three Floats at MCHS Homecoming
Malvern Community High School held a homecoming parade Friday at 2:30 with floats from senior and junior classes. The Junior class theme Whale Em won first prize. seniors with Kleen Em won second. Sophomores with Send Em Flying took third. freshmen float failed. Judges were Ruth Salyers Hope Beattie Alma Knop. Band Mothers and drum majorette Ray Reed led the pep rally.
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Malvern Community High School
Main Street
Stanton
Ruth Salyers
Hope Beattie
Alma Knop
Ray Reed
MCHS Library Adds New Fiction Titles This Fall
Mrs. Ruth Salyers from the high school library announces a fall arrival of new fiction. The collection features war stories suspense biography and romance with titles including Trails Pawed Under by C M Russell The Hostile Beaches by Gordon D Shireffs Patere and I by Juan Ramon Jimenez and The Scent of Water by Elizabeth Goudge.
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Ruth Salyers
High School
C. M. Russel
Gordon D. Shireffs
Juan Ramon Jimenez
Elizabeth Goudge
Harvest Sale At Wesley Chapel Draws Strong Attendance
The annual Harvest Sale was held at Wesley Chapel Tuesday with good turnout for dinner and sale. An interesting sidelight was the hobby display. Income from dinner 286.05, bazaar 179.60, sale 1287.80, donations 1705, totaling 3458.45. Thanks to all who helped make the day a success.
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Wesley Chapel
Former Pastor Visits Community in Tulare Area
Reverend John Trimble and wife of Tulare California visited the Wesley Chapel Henderson community from Thursday to Sunday. He led the charge in 1947 1948 and is now on a sabbatical. Their son Joe joined the Peace Corps Philippines for two years and Mark tours Europe. Other children Raymond and Mary teach in California Paul is a high school senior. An emergency call redirected them from Dodge City Kansas to Iowa City after her brother’s death.
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John Trimble
Tulare
California
Wesley
Paul
Iowa City
Dodge City
Kan
Wesley Chapel Women Clean Church for Harvest Sale
Wesley W.S.5C met Oct. 6 at the church. members cleaned the basement for the Harvest Sale. Pearl Asell led worship, Joyce Johnson ran an informal program in Ethel Parker's absence. Next meeting is Oct. 20 with Christmas items for Bidwell and blankets for Church World Service to be brought. Lunch served. Several local residents attended or returned for homecomings and visits, including Mary Jo Robbins, Mark Robbins, and the Rowes.
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Wesley
Local Social Roundup From Hastings Area
The Ray Plumbs and Glen Sow erses attended My Fair Lady in Omaha Tuesday. Ten members of the Hastings Federated Club attended district meetings at Glenwood Get. Mrs. Jay Winslow spent several days in Omaha with her daughter, Mrs. Ray Peterson and family. Mrs. Clinton Parker underwent major surgery Friday and is reportedly doing well in Mercy hospital in Council Bluffs. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Lisle returned Saturday after several weeks at their cottage near Camdenton, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Wilson and Beverly recently completed a Southwest trip to Carlsbad Caverns, Santa Fe, Petrified Forest, Painted Desert and Grand Canyon. They visited their niece and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Nossaman in Wichita, Kansas. Mrs. Nossaman is the former Judy Wilkinson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. W. "Wink" Wilkinson. The Nossa mans flew to the Philippine Islands on Sept. 15 to serve in the Peace Corps as codeachers for two years. Mrs. Ray Plumb attended her class reunion and Glenwood’s homecoming last weekend.
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Jean Wilson
Malvern
Leon Weigman
Larry
Vera Dillus
Nebraska City
Steinhart Lodge
Mark Robbins
Mary Jo Robbins
Marvin Deuchler
Glenwood
Russell Asett
Max Henderson
Macedonia
Clinton Parker
Gordon Rockafellow
Chicago
Council Bluffs
Rockafellow
Lois Graitteer
Ray Plumbs
Glen Sowerses
Omaha
Hastings Federated Club
Glenwood Get
Jay Winslow
Ray Peterson
Mercy Hospital
Harvey Lisle
Camdenton
Marion Wilson
Beverly
Southwest
Carlsbad Caverns
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Petrified Forest
Painted Desert
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Douglas Nossaman
Wichita
Kansas
Nossaman
Judy Wilkinson
M. W. “Wink” Wilkinson
Nossamans
Philippine Islands
Peace Corps
Ray Plumb
No Hunting or Trespassing Signs Ad Boost In SB4E Leader
Read by The Leader office readers in SB4E, sale of no hunting or trespassing signs priced at 20 cents each or three for 50 cents, with a special package for buyers indicating a total dollar value of 1.00.
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