NV Student Council Holds First Pow Wow of Year
The NV Student Council met last Wednesday to elect officers and plan Homecoming for Sept. 22. Seniors John Sayers, Ronnie Mitchell, and Margo Fender lead as President, Vice President, and Secretary-Treasurer, with juniors, sophomores, freshmen, eighth and seventh graders represented. The council reported a $7.48 debt and laid out Homecoming plans including floats, a Friday 7:25 p.m. parade, a 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. dance with admission of 2 per person, and a halftime coronation of the queen. The marching band, directed by Leroy Dick, features 45 members and will perform at Homecoming.
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John Sayers
Ronnie Mitchell
Margo Fender
Jr. High
N.Y
John Scherle
Keith Jefferson
N.V
Leroy Dick
Essex
Emerson
Ivy halls endure heat as floodwaters linger at NV High
Terry Jo Hailers reports from NV High where heat and humidity persist after floods. Students cope with no time off while classes adjust. Short Story class and a few small classes seek recruits, seniors rehearse Meet Me In St Louis for October, and new students navigate a hectic start as teachers also get lost.
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Terry Jo Hailers
de Maupassant
N.V
St. Louis
It Is Who I Love That Determines How I Love
A reflective line on love asserting that affection shapes affection. The statement centers on personal emotion and relationship dynamics, suggesting that loving someone dictates the way one expresses love.
Pep Club New School Feature New York pep club forms at school
New York reports a first ever pep club under Miss Lemke with officers President Lynnette Carlson Vice President Ann Phillips and Sec Treas Margo Fender. The group has many members learned cheers made signs set yearly dues of 2 dollars covering parties and activities hoping to boost school spirit.
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Miss Lemke
Lynnette Carlson
Ann Phillips
Sec
Treas
Margo Fender
Sophomore class to write school news at Nishna Valley
Smoke Signals from Blackhawk Reservation reports Stewarts Beauty aided hair styling and a renewed school newspaper effort. The Sophomore class at N V finally gained privileges to produce the school news with editors chosen and the staff back in action after last year’s gap.
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Beauty
Nishna Valley
Stewarts School of Beauty
Sophmore
N.V
Blackhawk Reservation
N.V. Pep Rally Spotlight and Homecoming Plans
Marty Gravett reports on the N.V. pep rally September 8 featuring the Stanton Viking spy, thanks to Randy Costello, new chants by cheerleaders, and introductions of Mounts Hager Erb and the 72-73 M. Blackhawks. Homecoming themes hype a busy week with two pep rallies, bonfire, and a Victory Dance. Bake sales continue Wednesdays for jackets. Sept 26 to 29 lunch menu listed.
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N.Y
Stanton Viking
Randy Bowen
Blackhawk
Randy Costello
Mounts
Hager
Erb
M. Blackhawks
N.V
M&m
Rodger Shaw
Essex
Trojans
1973 Chevelle Monte Carlo offer new roof and bumper features
Chevrolet announces new roof options moon roof power on Chevelle and Monte Carlo manual on Nova. bumpers use twin hydraulic cylinders to cushion minor impacts. 19 different models with improved rear knee room nearly 3 percent more inches in sedans.
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Chevelle
Monte Carlo
Nova
Miss VanderBroek Wins Weekly Squaw Title at Milford
The community highlights Miss Vanda VanderBroek, eldest of four siblings, a Milford High School graduate who studied English at Northwestern College in Orange City. She teaches senior English and middle grade English, enjoys chocolate ice cream, swimming, reading, sewing, and sleeping, and dislikes getting up and interviews.
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Milford
Northwestern College
Orange City
Phylis Diller
Walter Cronkite
Miss VanderBroek
N.Y
Tribal Talents by Tom Wall Urges Human Unity
A high school newspaper piece by former student Tom Wall of Grand Rapids Michigan argues for viewing people as Earth inhabitants and members of a single human race. He criticizes labels like Catholic Baptist Jew Hindu and terms like Black White Eskimo Aborigine, urging unity and shared compassion.
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Tom Wall
Tom
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Bows and Arrows Cheer for School Wins and Gatherings
A poem by Kim Frink and Laura Stanley celebrates school life with cheers for victory over Stanton, a fresh man, homecoming, new driveway, gravel, cheerleaders, cold football games, and the joy of yearbook photos. It nods to chocolate milk, getting caught sneaking, and Gary’s wrist as lighthearted school memories.
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Kim Frink
Laura Stanley
Stanton
Gary
Annuals Create Excitement at NV Blackhawk 1973
Margo Fender reports Nishna Valley students await The 1972 Blackhawk arrival then begin work on The 1973 edition. New staff members include William Frazee Kathy Stille Joyce Costello with Editor Harva Hillyer. Business staff led by Harva Hillyer Jackie Smith Donna Christensen Margo Fender Connie Edie Lynette Carlson has raised over $500 from Red Oak Glenwood Malvern areas and plans outreach to Emerson Henderson Hastings. Sponsor Harold Terry drives and supports both years leading to a successful publication.
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Margo Fender
Nishna Valley
Blackhawk
William Frazee
Kathy Stille
Joyce Costello
Harva Hillyer
Jackie Smith
Donna Christensen
Connie Edie
Lynnette Carlson
Red Oak
Glenwood
Malvern
N.V
Emerson
Henderson
Hastings
Harold Terry
Essex Hosts Homecoming Football at 7:20
Daily Dispatches note Essex football in homecoming game at 7:20. Sept 27 lists Central College representative. Sept 29 marks a game against South Page away. Oct 6 features a Sidney road game. Oct 7 the Senior Class Play Meet Me in St Louis.
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Essex
Central College
South Page
Sidney
St. Louis
Wesley News Roundup of Local Social and Travel Notes
Mrs Harold Wilson correspondent reports on a busy period of visitors and gatherings across Missouri Iowa and Virginia. Highlights include a Livestock Feeders Tour at Litton Charolais Ranch Chillicothe Mo. and multiple family visits in McGrew Lansing Red Oak Glenwood Lake Park Cleveland Missouri and Omaha. A 1916 Tabor Academy reunion at Camdenton Mo drew former students from Laramie and Council Bluffs.
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Bob Self
Litton Charolais Ranch
Chillicothe
Don Daus
Freddie
Robert
Fails Church
McGrew
Leo Martin
Lansing
Mich
Melvin McGrew
Marion Wilson
Dave Miller
Omaha
Farm Bureau Women's District
Red Oak
Ben Wilson
Shenandoah
A.D. Fleming
Thelma Roberts
Noel Roberts
Los Angeles
Ott Menschel
Drayton Slaughter
Cedar Rapids
John Slaughters
Menschels
Clinton Parker
Rochester
Minn
Clint
Mayo Clinic
Russell Asell
Macedonia Methodist Church
Rob Washburn
Albert Washburns
Tabor Academy
Washburn
Camdenton
Henry Washburn
Laramie
Wyo
Council Bluffs
Tabor
Mills 4-Hers to Show Stock at Ak-Sar-Ben
Fifteen Mills County 4-H members will display stock at the Ak-Sar-Ben Livestock Exhibition. Market Swine: Owen Bolte and Jeff Dean. judging Sept 24 at noon. Market beef: Hereford steers and Shorthorn steers judged Sept 25 at 8 am by Rodney Greiner Teresa Richards Mike Stille. Craghired Steers Sept 26 8 am with John Skerritt Donna Christensen Doug Christensen Randy Greiner Kristi Henergon Kathy Stille. Donna Christensen shows a crossbred heifer. Angus steers Sept 27 morning with Carol Richter Jody Smiley. Harvest show Sept 28 7 am. Bill McGrew Gerald Rountrea entered.
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Mills County
Ak-Sar-Ben
Marie Hopp
Aide
Owen Bolte
Jeff Dean
Rodney Greiner
Teresa Richards
Mike Stille
Jody Smiley
Harge
Bill McGrew
Gerald Rountrea
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Jack Harbor
Robin Maybury
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