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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1967
Page
5
Seedest Coon qemiers organize sales for the week as Renny Gekee notes competitive activity and busy management of ticket distribution across classes at MCHS.
The event at the Iowa Power & Light Building raises funds to buy Mary bie and silver for the class colors. The sale runs at 9:19 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. Read as a local notice describing the purpose and times of the sale.
The Annual Staff held its first meeting on Sept 12 and set monthly meetings for the first Tuesday evening at the High School Building. Pat Trively assists this year with Mr Crown as faculty adviser.
Malvern coach Bernard announces 19 boys out for junior high football as the season opens at 4 pm against Nishna Valley. Panthers aim to win after last year’s 126 point effort. community support urged for the opener.
Chantry adds old world history to social science for sixth graders. The first unit Prehistoric Man is completed by the class. Seven new transfer students join Chantry: Becky Fritz, Charles Bowley, Shirley Kirchmeiß, John Bayes, Donna Finehem, Colby Rabel, Jeffery Campbell. Art students display drawings arranged by Mr Durhorgon Me Gilbert in the main hall.
Freshmen at Malvern High last Friday morning drew attention with outlandish hippy costumes and unusual behavior during a school event. Teachers monitored conduct as students and staff noted the playful, if chaotic, mood around the campus.
Dwight Main spoke in the morning with Dr Walter K Beggs Dean of the Teachers College University of Nebraska Lincoln Nebraska Prominent educators from Iowa Nebraska and Missouri advised departmental meetings held in the afternoon Malvern Comal Schools Lunch Menu listings include Sept 2 hot dog and corn Sept 27 goulash Sept 28 toasted cheese and vegetables Sept 29 dried beef gravy potatoes beans and coffee
The weird history class had a lightning moment when a film strip intended for on the road viewing proved to be a kiddie film for grade school children. Students thank Mr Richey for finally aligning the subject on its level. Football topics dominate PLE classes with Mrs Maynes guiding the girls through rules and plays for a power puff game in the Senior Jamboree. The class shows strong enthusiasm as girls support the football team, while homework and annuals fever spread among study halls and gossip columns.
The Malvern Education Assoc met Sept 1 at the high school library to begin the 1967 68 year. President Mrs Letha Bayes led the session with reports from secretary Mrs Charlotte Mort and treasurer Mrs Virginia Omer. Committee chairs listed include Bob Chown membership budget by laws Darrell Libke public relations Benton Kuck publicity John Frey professional relations and Mrs Hope Beattie welfare courtesy and social.
Fragmentary report from Mt Vernon describes a Saturday evening cooperative supper in Omaha with Mrs Leg Davis and Miss Helen Davis, a farewell visit with Mr and Mrs Larry Davis and children Patricia and Kurt, and a reference to friends in Tabor and Prema.
Malvern High's VIP Bulletins highlight a weekly featured person to boost school spirit. This week the orange and black board showcases Mr. Rabel with a photograph and article, aiming to raise morale and perhaps nominate a future VLP.
Shenandoah events include Farm Industry Day attendance by Mr and Mrs Guy Haynie and Sunday visits among local families. Weather reports show heavy fog and low 60s, rain anticipated later with 2.70 inches in the gauge for September. Alfalfa third cutting underway as pastures recover. Henry Miller hosted Spurgon cousins from Douglas Wyoming for weekend.
Eight members and two lends attended the September meeting at Pat Trively’s home. Roll call quoted a state and its capital. Final bills were approved to balance the treasurer’s books. A window display for National Health Week was approved for Sept 6 to Oct 1. Members worked on records to be handed in Sept 20. refreshments provided by the hostess and her mother Claudia Ellison.
The Peppy Pals 411 Club met September 3 at 1 30 PM at Kathy Latons home. Officers elected for 1967 69 are President Kathy Leu Vice President Susan Miller Secretary Linda Washburn Treasurer Bankie Pontons Historian Patricia Dolan Reporter Nancy Dola. Linda Washburn spoke on Citizenship and 4 H Pledge and Debbie Len spoke on Flags of other Countries. Susan Aller and Joni Kelly demonstrated Cane of the American Flag. Mrs Len and Katy served lunch. Bonnie Portes, reporter.
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