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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1965
Page
2
Senior proofs have been returned by Genesic Studios and sent to homes. Each student received at least eight proofs to choose from, with the final order to be made after the decision. Pictures are expected back in time for Christmas.
The MCHS band will travel to Maryville Missouri for the NMSC homecoming. Members will depart Saturday at 7 30 a m and return Saturday evening after performing at the event. The motto for the trip is Early to bed early to rise takes a band healthy wealthy and wise.
Alice Harris reports on the freshman home economics class completing their first designer fashion project an apron with detachable bib. Students use cotton washable fabrics with trims and will next study foods focusing on simple prep and basic staples before expanding to sandwiches and soups.
The Student Council approved slight changes to last year’s budget. Cheerleaders gain 100 dollars, with 50 added to the annual staff fund and 50 set aside as a reserve. Prizes were awarded for activity ticket sales and float wins. The council plans to support the Student Loan Fund and Save the Children Federation. The entire high school will join the Save the Children project and discuss the Christmas Ball.
Activities notes list United Nations Day observance at 2 p.m. October 27 in Malvern’s Methodist church with Dr Paul Dietrick as speaker. He will discuss UN history and youth involvement, focusing on admittance of new countries, followed by student participation from Malvern.
A survey of student concerns from fashion choices to bell schedules is followed by a cheeky note on Nancy Wheeler’s black eye after setting up gym equipment and a Homecoming sign. The piece also covers senior questionnaire prompts and praises Malvern High School’s activities, student council, and workload as part of a Year at MCHS.
UNICEF activities will be observed in Malvern this Sunday evening October 24 led by the Methodist church MYF group. They will visit homes to collect pennies nickels and dimes for the United Nations Children’s Fund. The fund has long provided aid to children and mothers in underdeveloped countries, matching American gifts with materials and supplies.
UNICEF credits the generosity and spirit of America’s young Trick or Treaters for contributions. The program relies entirely on voluntary support and goodwill to advance its mission.
Nishna Valley Chapter Order of DeMolay will receive their charter Sunday October 24 at 2 p m at the Masonic Temple in Malvern. An awards program will be presented at this time. This is an open meeting and the public is invited to attend.
Earl Phillips and family hosted callers in Randolph while Kalie Doyle led a 4-H group to Kansas City for the American Royal conference, returning Tuesday. Woodrow Lomaker and Jay, from Randolph, enjoyed a three day Ozarks trip visiting Shepherd of the Hills and the Ozarks Folk Art Festival near Branson. Glenwood's Clair Clark joined a supper visit with the Aistrope and Baggs families, and other local households hosted Sunday dinners and visits across Tabor Red Oak and Marengo after trips with Dr. Wolf and his daughters.
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