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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1966
Page
6
Norma Tinton Vek reports on a local contest open to teens at Nishna Valley. Principal challenges students with essay ideas and how to raise funds for an Educational Loan Fund while Donald Hascall closes the period.
NHS announces a literary contest sponsored by the school district with details on entry rules and prize structure. Lesa McKee is identified as the reporter detailing the sponsorship and contest scope.
Jesse voices intent to join the Navy when the draft board begins. He lists English Literature and bookkeeping among school subjects, enjoys hunting, fishing, and swimming, and names Red Quk as a favorite Saturday night spot. Friends wish him luck in his decisions.
The magazine drive in Des Moines raised 1350 dollars for the Athletic Department under Mr. Jerome Nawion. Students who sold twenty dollars or more contributed to the fund and traveled Saturday to the Drake-Western Kentucky game.
The readable text shows a group of thirty students traveling for a football game with mentions of Mr Nau and a company. It references helping and rewarding fair play as a core idea, though many words are garbled and details are unclear.
NY Juniors took the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test on Tuesday in the library. The two hour verbal reading and math test prepared students for college admissions and included names such as Steve Person, Denny Boileau, Cindy Cale, Pat Johnson, Betsy Paul, and others.
Nish na Valley High School students and faculty were polled on whether the United States is spending too much on the Space Program. Respondents split between support and opposition, citing national prestige, potential profits, and needs at home.
Indiana Cote honors senior Archer, son of Clarence Archer of Leagralls, with mentions of Baylist Literature, Art UW, and American Goverimipah. Vague references to Nishi Vatley, stature, and questions about Carroll Valkey’s future distribution toward service, school, or work amid unclear prospects.
Nishna Valley honors Carroll Archer son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Archer Henderson as this week’s standout senior. His subjects include English Literature Art TV American Government shop IV and bookkeeping. He is 5 ft 11 in tall and favors competition driving as his future aim. His favorite movie is Wil Angels with Henry Fonda and Nancy Sinatra. He finds teachers at Nishna Valley commendable and plans to pursue service further schooling or work with an uncertain path ahead.
The Senior of the Week is Jesse Perkins. He lists Plymouth Fury II in metallic blue as a favorite car and names Paul Newman and Sean Connery as actors he likes. He takes English Literature Government Art and Bookkeeping and competes in Cross Country Track and Wrestling. He hopes to join the Navy when the draft begins. He enjoys hunting fishing and swimming and considers Red Oak a favorite Saturday night spot.
The honored senior of the week is Virginia Angus, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Angus of Malvern. She sells tickets at our home game. Her subjects this year include English Literature government chemistry bookkeeping and art daily school notes indicate she plans to attend ISU in Virginia.
The subject is an active student involved in Pres. FT.AL activities and leadership positions in four clubs. She participates in music including flute, marching band, and choir, with interests in home economics and art. Favorite books foods and hopes to study at Iowa State UK.
This article explains the process behind The Malvern Leader and Nishna Valley School News. It notes students type weekly stories, editors select notable pieces, and published reads appear a week after writing. The piece clarifies why many contributors appear in the paper.
A seventh grade class welcomes a new student, Steve Middaugh, who arrives from Council Bluffs and joins the class with enthusiasm.
Stranan Scott Angela Sayers Larry Stouder and David Swelt were Friday evening guests of the Emerson MYF for a hayride. David and others enjoyed a social gathering with farm suitable activities and fellowship.
Scott and David Pierce hosted overnight guests in Emerson. In Omaha, Mrs Harald Morvical and Bruce and Myron consulted doctors Friday afternoon. Sunday guests included the Edwards and Terhie families with Coghill and Schroeder relatives from Omaha and Hastings. Gerald Maher and Gettene joined Bert Howard in Malvern. Woodfill and Buffington hosted Mrs Marvin Woodfill for a birthday dinner in Pacific Junction. Rev John Beeboul spoke to a young couples group after a church gathering. Marvin Woodfill and Joe Hathaway traveled to O’Neill, Nebraska for the castle Auction, returning Sunday.
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