Panther Homecoming Ends in Sad Note at MCHS
Shannon Pierce reports on a wet cold Homecoming at MCHS where faded windows and rain impaired floats and activities yet a pep rally succeeded at the Girls 4-H Building. Senior King Jack Sell crowned Lona Glynn as Queen amid crowding gloom as seniors face final memories of Homecoming 1970.
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Setyl
Mr. Stineman
Lora Glynn
Roberta Thalter
David Waymire
Jack Sell
Lona Glynn
MCHS
Period Prattle by Joyce Kuck
The Speech II Class performs charades and impersonations to sharpen gestures. Linda McClure acts as Oliver in a film title as part of the exercise. David Fritz impersonates an old man threading a needle and sewing on a button.
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Oliver
Linda McClure
David Fritz
Panther Tale 1971 Cover and Liner Plans Discussed
The Tale staff met Friday October 9 to decide on the 1971 Panther Tale cover and inner liner. Luther Allen of Inter Collegiate Press presented hooks and liners and offered staff help. The cover will feature a hitter sweet grange with a Panther emblem and the title. The liner shows a fall scene with two students walking. No division pages will be included to free space for pictures.
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Luther Allen
Inter Collegiate Press
Grange
Corner Conference Principals Meet at Malvern
Malvern hosts Corner Conference principals on Wednesday October 7 with discussion topics including Vocal Festival at Fremont Mills and Band Clinic. Plans set for Vocal Festival November 9 and two band half days in March at Malvern and Stanton. College Day set for April 14. Career Fair progress reported for October 18 with junior and senior participation.
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Malvern
Fremont Mills
Hamburg
Sidney
Nishna Valley
Stanton
Essex
South Page
New Market
Farragut
Senior Picture Retakes by Karen Popejoy
Wednesday October 7 seniors missing original day had pictures taken and others unsatisfied with proofs retook. Rainy gloomy weather challenged smiles but photographer's humor helped attendees.
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Karen Popejoy
MCHS Lunch Menu Week Highlights Odd Mixes
MCHS presents a week of lunch trays with varied options. October 19 offers Maid rite corn pickle chips carrot sticks and cherry crisp. October 20 features macaroni and cheese spinach apple ring pear half and peanut butter sandwich. October 21 includes chili celery sticks fruit Jello and crackers. October 22 serves beef and noodles green beans peaches and hot rolls. October 23 offers ham salad wraps celery with peanut butter tiny potatoes pear and cinnamon roll.
FHA Officers in Meeting by Nancy Bloedel
Friday October 9 meeting of FAA officers discussed upcoming events. Christmas greenery sales began this week with each officer assigned a team of at least seven girls to canvass the town for orders through November 7. If not contacted, call the high school for orders.
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FAA
FUA
Malvern Youth to Governor Youth Commission Delivers Delegates
Malvern sophomores juniors and seniors will send a student to represent their class at the Governor's Commission on Youth Seminars in Atlantic on October 16. Delegates include Doug Bowen a sophomore Mike Hoyt a junior and Nancy Bloedel a senior. The group aims to learn and address school sex and drugs issues at the meeting.
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Atlantic
Malvern
Doug Bowen
Mike Hoyt
Nancy Bloedel
Christmas Decor Items and FHA Support Plan
Holly offers Home Decorator Kit for 2.25, Christmas wreath 3.50, cedar garland 2.75, and $1.00 option. FHA support urged as holiday greenery adds cheer. Discussion covered year ahead ideas like daddy-date night, cookbook sales, Earth Day anniversary cleanup, caroling, Sweetheart Dance, Seniors picnic, and annual chili supper. Lora Glynn appointed vice president to lead programs and assist the president.
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Holly
Lora Glynn
Malvern High School Week Recap and Homecoming Notes
The Malvern High School week included canceled practice and a postponed Homecoming. Congratulations go to the PFA float winners and to King Jack and Queen Lora. The band placed second at the Clarinda Jamboree and Drama Club announces a bake sale to support the drama program. Jo Crouch joins administration, assisting while Mrs O’Dell is in hospital.
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Malvern
Clarinda
Jack
Lora
Roy
Vikings
Mr. Mann
MCHS
Pace
Jo Crouch
Mrrs. O'Dell
Trivia Words Fill Space In Lighthearted Column
A playful column riffs on trivia as a way to pass time with light notes and quick facts. It toys with wordplay and curiosity, inviting readers to ponder odd details and enjoy a casual mental stretch.
Senior Barbecue Deemed Success Despite Weather
MCHS Seniors held Homecoming Barbecue on Oct. 9 from 5 to 7 p.m. in the Community Building basement due to bad weather. Menu included barbecued beef sandwiches, baked beans, potato chips, coffee, and milk. About 200 attendees. tickets sold for $1 for elementary and $1.50 for adults.
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MCHS
Drama Club Bake Sale at Pace Service Co
MCHS Drama Club hosts a bake sale on October 17 at 10 30 to support costs for costumes royalties lights and other play expenses. The sale offers pies brownies cinnamon rolls cakes bread tea rings donuts cookies and more to aid the club.
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McHs Drama Club
Pace Service Co
MCHS
Chantry Pantry class splits unevenly this year
Mrs. Mort’s class of thirty includes ten girls and twenty boys with seven in band. They enjoy P. E. on Friday and football on Saturday. The group studies the New England states addition sentence structure and fossils. Everyone is bringing in fossils and they are up to their necks in them.
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Panther
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FFA
Chantry
Faculty Dames
van Seyoc
Susan Morgal
Gary Ford
Jim Kelley
Jeff Sel
Susan Miller
Mike Ford
Susie.Stineman
James Ahern, Jr
Bruce Breeding
Enka
Rexall
Ame
Napa
Johnson
Norelco
Whee
Ming My
Cares Rexall
RiLueecicltis
Joyce Kuck
Tale
By Nancy Bloedel
WEE Panther
Chantry Kindergarten
Lori Scheffe
FHA
Lord McConkey
Diana Goldsberry
Drama Club
Linda
Chantry Pantry
Joyce Ruck
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