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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1963
Page
10
The Nishna Valley Blackhawks host a game Friday honoring Dads. Cheerleaders handle decorations and the on field ceremony. Students of Nishna Valley Community High School prepared the news items and aim to boost support for the team while celebrating fathers.
Oct 21 B football beat Oakland and returned home victorious. Oct 22 Mills County Teachers annual Fall Dinner at Malvern at 6 45 p m. Oct 24 School Lunch Workshop in Red Oak. Adult education classes began Thursday night. Oct 25 football vs South Page at home with Dads Night honors scheduled.
Linda Larsen reports Nishpa Valley's social studies department led by Mrs Helda Doubleday enhances learning by pairing weekly current events newspapers with standard texts. The program aims to connect historical understanding with future and present applications for students.
Students at Nish Na Valley react to school pictures distributed by National School Studios Inc. The shots, taken earlier, will be used for personal keepsakes, the school filing system, and the yearbook. Typing paper and bond paper offers advertised by Malvern Leader office.
Students and faculty celebrated the new Nishna Valley building with an Open House on Sunday attended by about 1500 people. The program featured the high school band and Mixed Chorus, an address by Otha Wearin, guided tours, and refreshments as visitors toured classrooms and the Homemaking department. The event thanked sponsors, the Emerson firms, the district, voters, faculty, and taxpayers for making the project a reality.
Jeresa Selby Arlyne Shaw and Linda Simmonds report on junior high students reacting to being housed in the Nishna Valley High School building. Respondents say the move offers visibility to peers, access to high school events, and a sense of growing up, with mixed remarks about authority and expectations.
Silver City community reports visits and gatherings among Stewart Fierstein Blanchard Miller and Jones families. Event highlights include farm bureau program, Western Star group, hospital update on Gary Miller, and a birthday party for Wayne Sell. Local clubs, church notes, and visitors from Omaha Hamburg Council Bluffs Norwalk and Hastings appear throughout.
Malvern Iowa residents share family dinners church visits and hospital updates. Local couples and visitors from Glenwood Red Oak Council Bluffs and North Platte join in social gatherings while ministers attend sub district and conference meetings in Des Moines and Kansas City.
NVHS Future Teachers of America held its first candy sale of the year from 11 50 a m to 1 p m in the cafetorium raising 14 92 for the club. Students praised the tasty offerings and noted there was not enough candy to go around.
Carol Hall reports that senior proofs finally arrived and students opened envelopes with mixed reactions. Some sighed with relief while others groaned as they evaluated each pose. The day featured viewing peers’ proofs, compliments, and laughs as everyone decided which image most resembles them.
Beverly Viner reports thirteen Home Ec class members visited Van's Paint store in Red Oak to learn matting. They were taught to measure center cut and mount pictures and each student matted a picture to frame later.
Dale Gaga reports seventh and eighth grades split into three groups performing a Jamestown play. The Puritan group draws interest with strict punishments for men and women. The football team schedules games October 16, 22 and 28 at Emerson and Carsan Macedonia.
Pat Tudor reports Nishna Valley School students arrange orders for new school sweaters jackets and sporting goods with Hauff Sport Goods Store visit on October 22. Several students will wear new garments soon enhancing school spirit.
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