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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1967

Page

12

Nishna Valley class officers elected for 1967 68

The Nishna Valley Student Council oversaw new class officer elections this Thursday. Seniors elected Kay Rydberg as president and Martin Fender as vice president, with Barbra Smiley secretary and Connie Parker treasurer. Sophomores chose Susan Pavkov president and Kathy Paul vice president, Bette Rieken secretary and Angela Sayers treasurer. Freshmen picked Randy Morris president and Mark Pierce vice president, Ruth Pavkey secretary and Bianca Curtis treasurer. Eighth graders elected Dave Boileau president and Dave Bristow vice president, Ronda Wilkinson secretary and Mike Largent treasurer. Seventh graders chose John Sayers president Margo Fender vice president James Paul secretary Debbie Dunn treasurer. Congratulations to the new officers for 1967-68.

Kay Rydberg Martin Fender Barbra Smiley Connie Parker Deniers Don Haack Dave Swett Pat Barns Sec'y Judy Nuckells Treas Susan Pavkov Kathy Paul Bette Rieken Angela Sayers Randy Morris Mark Pierce Ruth Pavkey Secy Bianca Curtis Tress Dave Boileau Dave Bristow Ronda Wilkinson Mike Largent John Sayers Margo Fender James Paul Debbie Dunn Nishna Vatley Barbara Smiley

Best School Says New NY Student Tim Wall

Freshman Tim Wall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Wall of Emerson, formerly of Denham Springs Louisiana, praises Nishna Valley as the best school he has attended. He studies General Math Shop Typing Biology and English and wishes NY students luck.

Tim Wall Gene Wall Emerson Denham Springs Nishna Valley

Spirit drives 1967 football season and school effort

The piece urges spirit as key to success in football and all scholastic activities. It notes students and faculty should display enthusiasm, with everyone contributing and cheering for a strong season.

N. V. Calendar Highlights Sept 21 29

Thursday Sept 21 Jr Hi football at Malvern 4 pm and H S girls softball Fremont Afills at Bass Memorial Field Emerson 4 30 pm Sept 22 football at Farragut 7 30 pm softball Farragut at Bass Memorial Field 4 pm Sept 28 girls sectional softball tournament Sept 25 B team football at Stanton 4 pm Sept 27 Assembly Wimpy at elementary schools 1230 Henderson 215 Strahan Sept 29 Malvern football here 730 pm Sept 30 Adult Education Workshop at Oakland State one mile team race

Malvern Fremont-Afills Bass Memorial Field Emerson Farragut Stanton Assembly Henderson Strahan Oakland

Pep Club Boosts Team Spirit with Cheers and Activities

On Wednesday the new girls Pep club held its first practice alongside cheerleaders. Four girls from grades nine to eleven and six from grade twelve formed the foundation for the club, with 20 girls attending the session as organizers plan signs and activities to boost school spirit and sportsmanship at N. V.

New Girls Ower N. V

Future Teachers of America Plan New Year Events

NV chapter of FTA held its first meeting of the year led by president Peg Raack and sponsor Miss Thelma Ferrer. Plans include films speakers and several field trips, with a movie outing to To Sir with Love next Monday. Peg Haack presented an illustrated talk Invitation to Teaching and members acted out teaching problems and solutions.

FTA Peg Raack Thelma Ferrer Peg Haack America

67 Grads Vary in Schools Jobs and Service Activities

Judy Nuckalls details the post graduation paths of the 1967 Nishna Valley seniors. Many attend colleges such as Iowa State and Northwest Missouri State, while others enter trades, the military, or local employment. Named individuals include Virginia Angus Iowa State Carroll Archer Eck's Enterprise and Myrna Ballamy, among others, with routes spanning Omaha Des Moines Council Bluffs Red Oak and beyond.

Nishna Valley Virginia Angus Iowa State Carroll Archer Eck Enterprise Myrna Ballamy Omaha Lamont Brown Randy Byers Sioux City Russ Carlson Gilbert Carlson Dave Courtier Dave Dunn al- Tan Gage Navy Tom Crocker McAlpin Motors Red Oak Deneil Exceen Sandra Goodwin Nettleton’s Rod Grindle Marty Urba Don Hascall Bob Johnson Larry Wiegman Shaun Moody Harvey van Nordstrand Janet Rydberg State College Maryville Teri Moody Stewart's Council Bluffs Rick Morris Iowa Western College Clarinda Connie Nielson Mutual of Omaha Marsha Palmer Jane Warren AIB Des Moines Mary Palser Charles Paul Tarkio Jesse Perkins Ervice Kris Rumery Emerson State Bank Peg (Farrington) Maynes Germany Dan Roeder Electronic Computer Programming Institute Mike Simmonds Joe Lees Great Lakes Jim Johnson North Park Chicago Joan Lindburg University Northern Iowa Charles McKee Peru Tension Lawererice Warren University of Iowa Mike Yowell John F. Kennedy College Wahoo Neb

Taken for Granted at School Cooks and Janitors

A student letter praises the school staff, highlighting Mrs Hicks Mrs Hudson and Mrs Sandquist for managing dinner schedules supplies and rolls. It notes janitors like Mr and Mrs Potter keep the building functional and expresses that these workers are often taken for granted.

Hicks Hudson Sandquist Ars. Potter

Audio Visual Robin Added to Nisha Valley Library

Ruth Paykov describes the Nishna Valley Library adding an audiovisual room to extend pupil services. Librarian Mrs Suneva Simpson oversees a student staff including Leo Laughlin and Patty Johnson. The room stores projectors records and filmstrips for student viewing and listening.

Nisha Valley Leo Laughlin David Bass Barbara Smiley Vaughn Babbitt Mary Anderson Darlene Sandquist Patty Johnson Patty Simpson Henderson Strahan Mendoza

New Uniforms for NV Cheerleaders This Season

The 67-68 NV cheerleading squad introduces new uniforms for the oncoming football season. This year they wear black wool shorts to complement last year’s black sweaters. Beneath the sweaters the squad wears white.

Malvern Leader details cheerleader uniforms for season

The Malvern Leader notes the 1967 season attire with knit long sleeve tops black knee high socks black and white saddle shoes and white gloves. The mascot will wear a black pant dress with a white blouse under it and black gloves with matching footwear. The piece expresses optimism for a successful season comparable to last year.

Elected Sponsor Named by Senior Class

OMITTED Mr. Erb was elected by the seniors to sponsor their class.

Erb

NV Students Hold School Dance Fun

Nishna Valley School hosted a Friday evening dance in the cafeteria to kickoff the football season. The event, under the theme Seasons Kickoff, featured sponsor chaperones, songs like Jill and Ode to Billie Jo, snacks, and football boys in attendance, with a 25 cent admission for grades 7 through 12.

Nishna Valley School Burk Fairchild Erb Jill Billie Jo

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Nishna Valley Student Council By Terry Fender and New NY Connie Good By Jon Bass Marilyn Sowers Janet Goodwin and Sandy Stogdil Marilyn Wax Sorry MR. Burk Virgil Potter Bud Wilhelm Wayne Guidares By Judy Nuckalls By Kay Bruce Oliver Super Massey Harris John Deere Go-Devil Minneapolis-Moline Culti-packer Wood Brothers Combine Dempster Lister Ford John Deere David Bradley Minneapolis Kelly Ryan Oliver Iawa Hammer Mill Buzz David Bradley Fanning Mill Fritcher Carr Auctioneers By Ruth Paykov Coleen Exeten Susie Racker
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