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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1968
Page
6
Pat Clark reports on a fitness testing sequence for a presid Gent council program. The piece describes a set of seven exercises emphasizing flexibility, balance, and controlled movements performed by students, with a focus on form and precise breathing.
A rough fragment outlines anticipation for an upcoming football season. It mentions team hopes, local fan interest, and the focus on games while acknowledging confusion in text. Strong entities are sparse due to incomplete source.
A fragmented schoolyard chatter piece captures players and coaches named Mary Coleen Patty and Jo in a lively, unsure jumble of taunts, cues, and marching rhythm. The scene hints at team practice or pep rally with improvised chants and shouted commands.
Nish ra Valley students welcome The pew Math teacher MES Janine Kane from Concandra Toocher's College in Seward. She begins fourth and fifth grade support and 1986 teaching duties after years as a substitute and interim instructor.
A quirky note lists student staff at the library including Mary Anderman Vicki Ring Ingy Nussalls Lap Layshlin Van Nordsrand Gary Sith and David Bass period. The piece highlights experienced workers who assist in maintaining quiet study spaces while other students are asked to cooperate.
A fragment notes colonial attire shaping public appearance and social identity. It references dress as a marker of status and communal norms, indicating how clothing conveyed rank and allegiance in early European settlements.
By Kathy Paul on Aug 2 juniors picked up their class rings after completing remaining payments. Jostens handled orders last year and three ring types were offered: 0, Mark IV, and Charger. Students expressed satisfaction with their selections and excitement to receive them.
Mary Jo and Debbie Bellon describe playful changes in a home economics room including new plan ideas. The note mentions tithing, sand, varnish, and a changeahie, with plans to update furniture and add two new dimensions to the room.
8th Grade Ag Studies N Yard project leaders Bueda Wikies and Connie Hall describe a hands on unit on agriculture practices and garden yard work for students exploring growing techniques and farm related topics with guidance from teachers.
Navy Crocker reports on student mobilization in Nevada for the November 4 vote. The piece urges vigilance and campus involvement, noting plans to keep polling information visible and encouraging student participation as the election approaches.
In Semaine a plan by Leo Ricken and Charles Haack to fix gym acoustics is described. The summer installation uses acoustical tile to deaden echoes that disrupted pep rallies and events at Valley High. The goal is a quieter gym this year including upcoming basketball games.
To answer the call of the President for physical fitness Mrs Qin Techt administers a Nish na Valley Schools program for elementary boys and girls from fourth to sixth grade and junior and senior high girls seventh through twelfth. The plan covers sit up long jump shuttle forward bend grasshopper dash and bent arm hang to display student abilities across seven categories.
The town council of Malvern Iowa will hold a hearing October 1 1968 at 7 30 p m in the council chambers on issued bonds totaling 18000 for fire equipment to fund a new fire truck and 17000 for sewer construction to cover part of the cost of sanitary sewers built by Howard Andersen Trenching Omaha Nebraska under contract dated August 30 1968. Interested parties may object as allowed by statute. Signed by Clerk J Woodford R Byington.
The family of Mrs. Maris Suhr expresses deep gratitude for visits memorials cards and expressions of sympathy after her death. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Knop thank friends for support during this time.
Shenandoah Rendering Service offers dead stock removal with contact numbers 624-8424 Malvern and 824-7366 Emerson for calls. Shenandoah Daily service available. Rate listed at $2.00.
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