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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1972

Page

10

Panthers Lose Big to Stanton Vikings 50 to 0

Stanton Vikings overwhelmed Malvern Panthers 50 to 0 on Stanton’s home field. Vikings scored 34 first half points and added 16 more in the third quarter while Malvern managed no points in the fourth. Byron Roenfeld led Malvern rushes with 41 yards and Rick Jones had 43 receiving yards.

Harley McDowell Panthers Stanton Viking Vike Panther Stanton Vikings Malvern Viking McDowell Farragut Byron Roenfeld Rick Jones

Fremont-Mills defeats Nishna Valley 12 to 6 at Tabor

Fremont-Mills continues its conference push with a 12-6 Friday win over Nishna Valley at Tabor. The Blackhawks led 6-0 in the first quarter before Fremont-Mills tied the game, then gained the decisive 12 points in the second half behind finishes by Jeff Anderson and a one-yard plunge by Randy Mounts.

F-M The Blackhawks Tabor Fremont-Mills Nishna Valley Bud Mounts Knights Hawks Valley Hawk Randy Mounts Dave Bowen Knight Jeff Anderson Fremont Mills

Booster Club to Seek Members

Seventy two people attended the first Booster Club meeting with administrators coaches and parents. A film of the Fremont Mills game was shown and track project progress plus new ideas were discussed. New officers were elected and a recruitment committee formed. Interested parties should contact Norman Pierce Darrel Fredrickson or Wesley Miller.

Fremont Mills Malvern Norman Pierce Darrel Fredrickson Wesley Miller

Horseshoe Club to Host Show at Hastings Grounds

The Horseshoe Saddle Club Inc will stage an S.I.D.C.C approved horse show on Sunday Sept 24 at its Hastings grounds. Twenty events cover two age groups 17 and under and 18 plus. No admission charged. $1 entry per event. Show starts noon with lunch on site.

S.I.D.C.C Horseshoe Saddle Club, Inc Hastings

Corner Games on Top

Sept. 22 matchups include Farragut at Malvern Essex at Nishna Valley Hamburg at Sidney Fremont Mills at South Page Stanton at New Market. Sept. 29 schedule features Hamburg at Malvern Homecoming Sidney at Farragut Nishna Valley at South Page New Market at Essex Stanton at Fremont-Mills.

Hamburg South Page Fremont-Mills Farragut Essex Nishna Valley Stanton Sidney Malvern New Market Hamburg Essex South Page Sidney Farragut Malvern Fremont Mills N. Valley Nishna Valley Fremont-Mills

Freshman Initiation Memories From a Paddled Day

A freshman recounts years of initiation with terror and humor as seniors escort them in costumes. The event includes waking early, carrying books, jello in the hair, a public cheer, and a long walk from Marion Avenue to the school. Despite exhaustion, the day left a lasting, valued impression.

Marion Avenue

State observes Hunting and Fishing Day with open house

Sept 23 open house at Forney Lake three miles north of Thurman marks National and State Hunting and Fishing Day. Riverton Unit invites the public to visit facilities meet Commission biologist Robert Moore and celebrate conservation achievements by hunters fishermen and trappers.

State Conservation Commission Riverton Forney Lake Thurman Commission Robert Moore

Chantry Pantry Class Builds Animal Menagerie

Chantry Pantry fourth grade students have created a growing collection of guppies and snails and plan an aquarium with tropical fish. On Monday Mrs. Nancy Mulholland brought in a guinea pig and explained its feeding and care. The class uses a listening station with a tape recorder and eight headphones to hear stories and science notes, making learning engaging.

Ford Nancy Mulholland

Tigerettes Rally Past Blackhawkettes 23 21 In Chautauqua Park

In a six inning swing, Red Oak Community High Tigerettes overtake Nishna Valley Blackhawkettes 23 to 21 in a Southwest Town Girls Softball League game. SUe Bolton drove in four, Debbie Sandquist led NV with four singles, while Mary Jo Stanley and Becky Allensworth stood out for ROCHS amid a high walks and errors night.

Red Oak Community High Tigerettes Nishna Valley Blackhawkettes Chautauqua Park Rochs Tigerette Nishna Valley Hurlers Red Oak Girls Becky Allensworth Mary Jo Stanley Tiger Sue Bolton Syd Fickel Deb Dimmit Karen Tinsley

Peters reee ey TEACHER OF THE WEEK Mr Jack Jones

Mr Jones is introduced as Malvern’s new superintendent after graduating from Dakota Wesleyan University in biology and physical education and earning a specialist in education from Drake University. He previously taught and served as assistant principal for five years in Audubon and six years in Niobrara Neb. He enjoys golf, coin collecting, hunting, painting, reading and building small objects. He and his wife Shirley and four daughters Sandy Peggy Sharon and Cathy plan to move into 407 9th Ave. They describe him as upbeat and eager for a strong school year.

Jones Shirley Sandy Peggy Sharon Cathy 9Th Ave Jone Mr. Jones Malvern

Malvern Schools Hot Lunch Menu Summary

Sept 25 Maid-Rite shoe string potatoes corn baked doughnuts milk. Sept 26 goulash tossed salad mixed fruit cookie hot garlic bread milk. Sept 27 lunch meat sliced cheese baked potatoes sliced tomato pear milk. Sept 28 chicken and noodles peas peaches school made rolls milk. Sept 29 chicken fried steak mashed potatoes green beans brownies butter sandwiches.

ITED Tests for Grades 9 12 by Debbie Leu

September 26 notice describes Iowa Tests of Educational Development for grades 9 to 12. School uses the test to gauge class progress, identify strong areas and needs, compare new programs with prior methods, and benchmark against Iowa and national peers.

Debbie Leu Iowa

Community News: Local Visits and Family Gatherings

Malvern Leader reports a string of visits and social events across area families. West Bend, Bellevue, Glenwood, Randolph and Silver City hosts are listed with relatives and friends attending meals, birthdays, and welcome gatherings. Notable mentions include Joyce Stephens visiting from Wahoo for Chris Stephens birthday and the Watts welcoming baby Kirk Marshall at a Silver City home.

West Bend Charley Alexander Alma Boehme Irma Hayes Grace Rommell Glenwood Charles Shenefield Harry Wirth Phoebe Goodell Warner Watts George Marshall Jr Kirk Marshall Orville Babbitt Malvern Watts Malvern Methodist Church Joyce Stephens Wahoo Nebr Emett Stephens Chris Claude Stephens Gladys Williams George Miller Norman Benedict Branson Lake Mount Shores Silver Dollar City Table Rock Beaver Dams Shepherd of Hills Farm Bennett Springs Eureka Springs Arkansas Nell Roberts Thelma Roberts Long Beach Calif Gerald Fickel Robertses Thelma Boyce

Junior High Cheer Tryouts Select Six Regulars

Tryouts held September 13 named six regular cheerleaders and four alternates chosen by the Junior High Student Council and varsity cheerleaders. Regulars Beth Robbins Terri O'Dell Brenda Finchem Teresa Wright Becky Rush and Debbie Sands. Alternates Pam Weaks Donna Hastings Robin Ryan and Roberta Horn. Basketball players could try out this year and each candidate performed an individual and group cheer.

Junior High Beth Robbins Terri O'Dell Brenda Finchem Teresa Wright Becky Rush Debbie Sands Pam Weaks Donna Hastings Robin Ryan Roberta Horn

Up and Coming Notice From MCHS

Judy Donahue compiles school events with Sept. 27 Senior Picture Day Sept. 28 Jr. High Football vs Fremont Mills at 4 p.m. Sept. 29 Hamburg Homecoming football. Oct. 2 B team football vs Sidney 6:30 p.m. Oct. 3 Band Mothers Oct. 4 Corner Conference Principals Meeting 1 p.m. Oct. 5 Jr. High Football vs Nishna Valley 4 p.m. Oct. 6 Essex football 7:30 p.m.

Judy Donahue Jr. High Fremont Mills Hamburg Kuhlman Anderson Sidney Nishna Valley Essex

Panthers Rally for Homecoming Football Season

Panther Pause notes high student excitement as football season starts with spirited support. Homecoming on September 29 features float windows tied to the theme Television Commercials. Seniors sell barbecue tickets for the 29th at 1.25 dollars for adults and .75 for children.

1972 MCHS annuals arrive with gold front covers

The 1972 annuals arrived last week causing writer's cramp as students passed them around. A new feature prints names on the front cover in gold letters, adding attraction and reducing confusion. Plastic covers are on the way. The Annual Staff is congratulated.

MCHS

After Lunch Photos Turned Out Well Despite Heat

Attendees arrived after lunch as photographers reported everyone looked fine for pictures in the hot weather. The afternoon session began smoothly and is expected to yield strong, well‑posed portraits.

Senior pictures to be taken soon at MCHS

The Super Seniors of 72 will soon have their faces captured for memories at MCHS. On Sept 27, 1972, Mr. Stern of Shenandoah Iowa will photograph the seniors. The article notes the seniors are the best around and anticipates a positive reception.

MCHS Stern Shenandoah Iowa

Time Hushes All by Lora Pearce Verse Piece

Time speaks in a quiet call reminding readers that life begins and ends in silence. The poem cites Carl Sandburg and urges restraint for both winners and losers, critics and talkers, as time hovers over each life.

Lora Pearce Carl Sandburg

Annual Sock Hop Held by Panther Tale Staff

The 1972 Panther Tale annual was distributed at a sock hop in the high school lobby last Tuesday. Students signed annuals and listened to records. Editor Linda Barber and co editor Susan Miller led the annual staff event.

Linda Barber Susan Miller

Obituary notes and funeral attendances near East Liberty

East Liberty residents attended funeral services for William McGrew at Wesley Chapel on Thursday. Local families, including Claude and Ernett Stephens, and Galen Hunt with his children, hosted or attended nearby events. News also notes Elmer Hanson of Council Bluffs died from a blood clot, with his widow Lena Chase linked to local families. Vern Mickelson of Malvern and Mrs. Walter Stille attended rites in Council Bluffs or nearby areas with neighborhood connections.

Claude Stephens Ernett Stephens William McGrew Wesley Chapel Galen Hunt Peaceville Leonard Parker Elmer Hanson Council Bluffs Lena Chase I.N. Chase

School Pictures At Malvern Community Schools

Smile! Now say cheese as picture day unfolds at Malvern Community Schools last Wednesday. Students from kindergarten through seniors posed for the photographer, capturing a moment of school life and memories.

Malvern Community Schools

Fines Paid in Glenwood Police Court

Fines include multiple residents from Glenwood and nearby towns for speeding and stop sign violations. Names listed include Margaret Bishop, Keith Auxier, William Gay, Virginia Summers, Lester Sterlin, Harold Reed, and others with $15 or $10 payments. Ahrens and Adams/Gurney faced license and financial charges. Adams Gurney bound over on three counts with $1,000 bonds each.

Glenwood John C. Watson Margaret Bishop Council Bluffs Keith R. Auxier William Gay Kenneth Twaddle Omaha Virginia Summers Malvern Lester Sterlin Harold Reed Charles Porter Randy Lewis Emerson Ralph Crouch David Allen Adams James Gurney Villisca

License to wed issued in county seat

One license to wed was issued to William Eugene Simmons 22 Glenwood and Gloria Diane Truett 21 Atwood Tenn. New cars licensed Ford Gordon Reinert Glenwood Melvin Scheffel Malvern Pontiac Charlene Kirlin Silver City Donald Jenkins Glenwood Chevrolet Arnold Codk Malvern Everett Bennett Glenwood Plymouth Levon Rohrberg Glenwood No traffic accidents were reported by Sheriff Ed Barkus.

Cxt William Eugene Simmons Glenwood Gloria Diane Truett Atwood Tenn Fords Gordon Reinert Melvin Scheffel Malvern Pontiac Charlene Kirlin Silver City Donald Jenkins Arnold Codk Everett Bennett Plymouth Levon Rohrberg Ed Barkus

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mls Booster Club Horseshoe Club Dee's Bakery Rollie’s ALG Goy Glenwood Bank J&n Kristie Hurst Malvern Alta Gladys Hefner Malvern Alumni Rick Mickelson Mickelson Chantry Pantry Red Oak Express Terri Haack DaVee Eblen Debbie Dimmit Nancy Johnson Sharon White Avis Weston Sheri O'Dell Tracey Ryan Ryan Morningside College Sioux City Mr. Ryan Europe Sheri O’dell Jack Jones Dakota Wesleyan University South Dakota University Drake Re Os Malvern Mike Ford Jay Robbins Ray Donahue Sgt Alarms Shannon Susan Kahl East Liberty Marcie Sinner News OF the
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