Valley Students Select Members of Student Council
Nishna Valley News reports on the September 6 student council elections across classes. Seniors Dana McKee and Denny Boil ema lead, juniors Terry Fender and Chris Piers Cr u, sophomores Susie Parkuy and Jay Barns, freshmen Paul Haack and Mark Pierce, eighth graders Beverly Aughe Connie Hail, and Randall Costello Dave Starrett elected. Class officers nominations and sponsor picks also announced.
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Dana McKee
Denny Boilema
Terry Fender
Chris Piers
Susie Parkuy
Jay Barns
Paul Haack
Mark Pierce
Beverly Aughe
Connie Hail
Randall Costello
Dave Starrett
Mel
Dittus
Fairchild
Kruse
Peterson
Fisher
Dieree
Sherry Phelps Transfers from Virginia to Nishna Valley
Sherry Phelps, a Cape Charles High School graduate and daughter of T. Sgt. and Mrs. Wilbert Stogdill, plans to attend Nishna Valley as a freshman. She studied Home Ec Typing English Algebra and Biology this year and is stationed with her family in Viet Nam.
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Sherry Phelps
Sherry
Cape Charles High School
Cape Charles
Nishna Valley
T. Sgt
Wilbert Stogdill
Viet Nam
New Administrators Report Friendly Atmosphere in Nishna Valley
Marilyn Sowers reports on the arrival of new Nishna Valley administrators Robert Mejia and Joel Wedergren. Mejia praises student cooperation, facilities, and the district’s cooperative staff, while Wedergren highlights an attractive building, energetic staff, cooperative students, and a progressive attitude. The student body welcomes the new leaders and hopes for a successful year.
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Nishna Valley District
Mejia
Nishna Valley Junior Senior High School
Tnat
Bya
Nistna Valley
Strahan
Hastings
Henderson
Emerson
Nishna Valley
Mr. Wedergren
Wedergren
Blackhawk Welcom to New Teachers
Black Hawk community welcomes new Chief Joel Wedergren and assistant Robert Mejia after summer break. Six new faculty join high school and junior high: Norma Fisher Louise Gregory LeRoy Dick Richard Fairchild John Kruse Carroll Peterson. Tribespeople hope for happy days in Tee-pee of the Valley.
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Joel Wedergren
Robert Mejia
Norma Fisher
Louise Gregory
LeRoy Dick
Richard Fairchild
John Kruse
Carroll Peterson
PSAT Offered At NN For Oct 10
The 1967 Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test will be administered October 10 for juniors and seniors planning college. The test is not required for admission, but provides practice and a preview of the SAT and scores aid in choosing colleges. Interested students may contact Mr. Burk for test booklets.
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Burk
Class Rings for Nishna Valley Juniors
August brought the Nishna Valley juniors happiness as they received their class rings. Judy Nuckolls and Clara Belle Van Nordstrand note the white gold sets and the bright smiles as students show off their new rings.
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Clara Belle van Nordstrand
New Sound for NY Band Under New Director Mr Dick
The New York band has a new sound and instructor, Mr. Dick, who orders new instruments including a string bass to balance the ensemble. A Friday stage-Pep band aims to play at dances and pep rallies, with Mr. Dick formerly from Oakland where his concert band earned 11 consegutative I's at state contests.
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Mr. Dick
Oakland
Feelings on Mini Skirts Across the Age
A survey of opinions on mini skirt lengths includes comments from Kenny Bolton Connie Good Rita Simmonds Ruth Parkey and Sherry Greenwood among others. Several respondents favor shorter styles while some criticize or praise based on who wears them.
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Kenny Bolton
Gene Potter
Connie Good
Mary Kudron
Rita Simmonds
Ruth Parkey
Pledge of Allegiance Recited Daily At Nishna Valley Schools
By Noel Allen the article notes each day begins with the Pledge of Allegiance led by a Student Council member over the public address system in the elementary centers classes recite the pledge if teachers wish. It is hoped this will imbue students with a deeper sense of national heritage.
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Noel Allen
Nishna Valley
Help Support Our Mew in Vietnam Bonds Drive
A concise appeal urges readers to support U S Savings Bonds for aid tied to efforts in Vietnam. The notice emphasizes patriotic saving and participation in government investment programs to assist veterans and ongoing missions.
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Vietnam
U.S
Watch for Arrows as Archery Starts
A local school program introduces archery for girls under Mrs. Pam Obrecht. Students are enjoying the sport and learning accuracy, with emphasis on safety and aiming technique as they begin P. E. classes this week and next.
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Pam Obrecht
Changes in Rooms and Offices at Nishna Valley
Nishna Valley introduces faculty shifts including new superintendent Weder fren and new high school principal Mejia. Room reassignments place English and social studies in different rooms, Burke’s guidance office moves to the elementary principal’s suite, and his former office hosts remedial reading with Miss Ferrel. Kitchen adds new equipment and cafeteria tables.
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Nishna Valley
Wederfren
Mejia
Burke
Miss Ferrel
Strahan MRS MILEY SCHMIDT Correspondent Visit Notes
Mr and Mrs Bernice Jones of Co Bluffs visited on Labor Day with Mr and Mrs Henry Nims and their house guest Mrs Maude Churchill. Neighbors visited with Miss Mabel White as Mrs Robe rt Christensen and Donna Tuesday evening and Mrs Emmett Gipe Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Gerald Maher and Genene were in Essex last Monday for Labor Day and spent Sunday with her mother Mrs Bert Howard in Malvern. Mr and Mrs Lynn Costello were in Lincoln on Wednesday for the State Fair. Mr and Mrs Marvin Woodfill visited Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs M C Woodfill in Glenwood. Mrs Rozella Wortman and Roger visited late Thursday with her mother Mrs Cora Livengood and sons in Pacific Junction. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Davis and Dennis were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Oscar Bholen near Percival visiting in the afternoon.
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Bernice Jones
Co. Bluffs
Henry Nims
Maude Churchill
Mabel White
Robert Christensen
Donna
Emmett Gipe
Gerald Maher
Genene
Essex
Bert Howard
Malvern
Lynn Costello
Lincoln
Marvin Woodfill
M. C. Woodfill
Glenwood
Rozella Wortman
Roger
Cora Livengood
Pacific Junction
Kenneth Davis
Dennis
Oscar Bholen
Percival
Visting
Gilbert McCain
Nellie Fogel
Shenandoah
Brian
Randolph
Maryin Woodfill
Epply Field
Rochester
Mann
Joe Hathalway
Woodfill
Bill Lee
Penny
Runnell
Melvin Irvin
John Edwards
Lawerace Schroeder
Omaha
Merrill Schroeder
Harold Morrical
Myron
Bruce
Aksarben
Fair Ground
Douglas
Ethel Kayton
Elm Heights
Senior Citizens Home
Merritt Wortman
Penny Fife
Mineola
Willie Brown
Silver City Methodist Church
Gee
Picnie
McComb Park
Clarence Dalton
Everett Stouder
Larry
Floyd Stouder
Pata
Oscar Bohlen
Matt Laughlin
Emerson
Mark Laughlin
Joe Hathaway
Clyde Patton
Emerson Womens Club
Clarence Lemonds
D. L. Darland
Freddie Nuss
Facific Junction
Roger Wortman
Zeno Bass
Rose Brazelton
Highland Acres
Red Oak
Horace Waltz
Charles Kayton
Floyd Hillyer
Imogene
Alberts
Dewey Bowman
Carson
Larry Blunt
Kevin
Council Bluffs
Elis Grindle
The
Edmundson Hospital
Malvern Leaders Chronicle Local Visits and Events
Community notes report dozens of Malvern area residents visiting relatives in Glenwood Shenandoah and Omaha. Family gatherings include birthdays weddings and reunions along with farm association outings and 4 H livestock planning. Weather notes cite 53 degrees and rain forecasts amid harvest season.
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Devalit Haack
Nishna Valley High School
Virgil Potter
Charles Wilhelm
Virginia
Counle Good
Council Blupas
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Nighina Valley
Blackhawk Welcom
Susie Rucker
Judy Nuckolls
By Terry Fender
Richard Pleming
By Debbie Williams
N. V
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Mra
John Bohlen
Zero Bags
Otha Wearth
Everett Gife
Southwest Iowa Business Association
Villisca
Lows
Sam Taylor
E. R. Laughlin
Robert Taylor
Leroy Viner
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Good Grain Co
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