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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1970
Page
2
Valley NV recounts a busy Homecoming week starting with Dress-Down Day hosted by the junior class. Toni Rountree and Roger Hils on won food certificates. the event aimed to show spirit through outfits. The Homecoming dance ran Saturday 9 to 12 with Midnight Ambulance, and the coronation of the king occurred at 6:45.
NV Distaff Cage Begins reports high school basketball practice opening with seniors Kathy Grindle Kay Bruce Bianka Custis Cathy For ward juniors Patty Perkins Shirley Dayson Cora Brown Dennie Gravett Marlene Gage Mary Jo Bolton Ronda Wilkinson Debbie Bolton sophomores Diane Shaw Lynette Carlson Marty Gravett Phyllis Frazee freshmen Carol Perkins Delxe Edeling Karen Van derlinden Teresa Richards Dixie Honeyman Susan Curtis. Coaches Nixon and Bannart oversee workouts with Debbie Williams as student manager. N hopes to have an impressive season.
Ruth Parkey notes how NV High School students react to Homecoming week while band director Mr. Dick trains 60 members for the halftime show. The piece highlights pep rallies, dances, and assembly themes amid prep for a cold week and upcoming football game.
Judy McGrew at Nishna Vi Community Highschool received a letter of commendation for high performance on the 1970 National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. Principal Larry Kauslareck announced she is among 35,000 U.S. students in the upper 2 percent set to graduate in 1971.
The Nishna Valley Boosters Club held its October meeting in the school cafetorium with president Bob Christensen. The Band and Athletic Motors agreed to join the newly formed Booster Club as a committee with their own officers and funds. Band director LeRoy Dick offered band samples for sale to support the uniform fund. A lighting cost report for the school sign was given by Mrs. Kenneth Grindle. A nominating committee, formed from the floor, included Mr. Leo Boiteau, Mrs. Kenneth Grindle, Mr. Bill Gravett, and Mrs. Gilbert Carlson to set goals. Coach McNamara demonstrated equipment and plays with players Doub Christensen and Tim Wall. The sled project by McNamara and Ralph Pierce was explained. A Blackboard discussion reviewed past NV performances and future hopes. Asst. Coach Randall Bates attended. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Bob Christensen, Mrs. Melvin Irvin, and others. Next meeting is Thursday, November 5.
Arrows sailed through the air as the girls in P. E. classes again attempted to hit the target from 20 and 30 yards.
Kay Bruce highlights three new NV freshmen Randy Hoover Barb Westenberg and Mike Frink. Randy is son of Herb Hoover and came from Red Oak Community School. Barb Westenbure daughter of Marlon and wife attended Oklahoma City schools and praised NV spirit. Mike Frink son of Mike and wife also attended Red Oak and values NV friendliness.
Cold rainy weather limits P B E classes to three as high school girls tally bullseyes. Names include Dixie Eb ling Carol Perkins Diane Shaw Marlene Gage Connie Hall Kay Bruce Judy Mc Grew Vel Jean Hudson Deb Williams Teri Haack Mary Kuffron Phylis Struble Care lyn Deaking Shirley Greenwood Ginny McMullen Ruth Parker Harva Hillyer Susan McKern and Mrs Obrecht with hopes for more in next session.
Thursday, an assembly in the gym featured a film by Mr. and Mrs. Bucky Reeves on moon structure and habits. Narrated reel explored oceanography with star fish, worms, whales, and crabs, filmed in Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. Nishna Valley students thank the Reeves for sharing knowledge.
The Nishna Valley Junior class held a dress down day on October 8 to ride Homecoming spirit. Tickets cost 35 cents. winners from each class received $2 certificates from the junior stand. Most students dressed in themed outfits, and the day was hailed a great success despite a few nonparticipants.
The Stage Band Concert Band Chorus and Sweet Teens have produced a long playing record for future generations. Selections include Oliver Mercy Mac key Mercy On a Clear Day Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head and Overture for Winds. Available through the Booster Club Mr Dick or any band member at 3.50 per record or 10 for three. Limited supply.
The Valleys greatest and most aggressive school presents a homecoming day highlight. The team huddle centers on a stern captain as the Blackhawks push to secure a memorable victory and showcase standout players amid a festive crowd.
The reader is warned about a busy month with many activities and a need to manage time. Strong emotional conflict with loved ones is noted and the importance of balancing personal plans with others’ needs is emphasized.
The Junior Class of Nishna Valley is sponsoring a food stand this year. The note mentions activities for football and basketball as part of the event, highlighting the student group’s fundraising efforts.
The Juniors have worked hard in the stands and grounds to keep the area clean and free from litter. When you get hungry at a game, the Junior stand is the place to go for a snack. Please support us as we strive to serve you.
Students in Art TI scavenged the first weeks of school to sketch and paint a bug in minute detail. They then design clothing models, mount them on cardboard, and prepare for a show window display. NVCHS Weekly Bulletin notes fall sports and tests with a busy October schedule including H. S. football at South and Sidney games, PTSA events, and a no school day for ISHA Convention.
Wednesday evening at Oaks Linnea Johnson was honored with a bridal shower. Mrs Byron Viner welcomed guests as a scrapbook of Linnea’s life was made from magazine pictures. Linnea’s Aunt Mrs Karl Johnson of Red Oak helped open gifts as pink flowers and candles adorned the table.
The column records visits and activities across nearby towns including Ralston Fremont and Silver City. It notes gatherings at hospitals, weddings and birthdays, and town events with names such as Mr. and Mrs. Mass Vera Mills Jack May Becky Miller and Roger Davidson. Also mentions a fieldman job opening and a planned Oct 17 wedding for Roger Davidson and Linnea Johnson.
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