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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1972
Page
3
Nishna Valley's Student Council held its second meeting of the year on Monday morning October 9. President John Sayers opened the session and with homecoming business completed, the council moved to its main task as student government. They discussed meeting schedules and decided to hold monthly meetings during the school day as well as
The 1973 Blackhawk yearbook goes on sale with a nine page annual and about 16 pages of candid shots. Sales end November 1 and a goal of 200 copies is set. A public meeting Oct 26 discusses issues and yearbook plans while students prepare for Veterans Day program on Oct 23.
Oct 26 juniors play Carson Macedonia at 4 p.m. Oct 27 Faragut visits for varsity. Oct 30 Treynor hosts JV at 6 30 p.m. Nov 3 Malvern hosts end of first quarter football game.
By Susan McKern seniors and juniors from Nishna Valley attended a career fair at Fremont Mills. Four 25 minute sessions allowed questions on specific lines of work, with business exhibitors present. The event aimed to help students narrow their chosen field and explore all job types for potential benefit.
Randall Bowen profiles Lynn Jahnke of Emerson as chief of the week. The University of Nebraska graduate teaches drivers education and physical education at Blackhawk Reservation, coaches junior high teams, and expects a baby on the way with wife Karen. He enjoys sports, Glenn Miller, hunting, and bowling.
Terri Jo Hailer describes a quirky school update with teachers using four letter words about tests and work. Students in short story, Spanish, science, history and biology react with humor and curiosity as they mock misused terms and ponder class activities while the author signs off with a quotable line.
The National Honor Society of Nishna Valley met October 18 to plan projects for 72 73. They will collect old hose and nylons for the trainable mentally retarded at Yorktown with a box in the school lobby. Donations accepted through October 27.
Ronnie Mitchell recounts a student trip from their school on October 13 and 14 to Omaha. Participants registered events, toured WOW TV, the Old Market, Fire House Theater, and Bell Telephone, visited Offutt Air Force Base including SAC and Looking Glass, and ended with a dawn breakfast before returning home.
The menu lists daily offerings: Oct 30 mamourger gravy mashed potatoes peaches bananas pumpkin bread bread butter and milk. Oct 31 Wieners buns potato chips orange jelle donuts and milk. Nov 1 Maidrites buns tri tators green beans pineapple cookie and milk. Nov 2 Fishsticks baked potatoes cottage cheese un baked cookie and milk. Nov 3 Shepherd pie cole slaw pears Texas toast and
A 67 year old cheer poem shared by Nishna Valley cheerleaders celebrates perseverance and pride. It speaks of crowds, practice, and leading with joyous song to lift the team, urging resilience after losses and continued effort to reach the top.
The Malvern Leader notes praise for the Pep Club and student body on parents night. Teachers and volunteers Mr Kazlarich Mrs Taylor and cooks Mr Wedergren are thanked for efforts. The piece also celebrates free expression and school spirit with playful lines about cinnamon rolls and telegrams.
Wesley Chapel Women’s Society met in the church lounge on October 18 with 12 members present. Program Varieties of Service was presented by Mrs Bob Sell with several members taking parts. President Mrs Russell Asell led the business meeting and hostesses were Mrs Ned Turner and Mrs Glen Sowers.
Evergreen Club met at Mrs. Alfred Brandt home with eight members. Games included Fifty with wins for Mrs. Buffington and low for Mrs. Hansen. Mrs. Schoening won for most threes. Several birthday events and visits across Mineola and Malvern noted, plus a funeral attendance in nearby communities. A political meet up in Mineola advertised for Oct. 30.
A condensed Republican farming plank outlines aims to expand a $10 billion export market, defend farm prices in the private sector, support family farms, reform estate taxes, boost credit and technical aid, conserve soil and water, and raise net farm income while narrowing the farm non-farm income gap.
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