Nishna Valley Elects Student Council Members
Nishna Valley students elected seven through twelve grade council members on September 16 from preselected nominees. The council met with sponsor Mr. Dobbins to choose officers for homecoming on October 2 with seniors Johnson as president and Larsen as vice president and a full slate of officers for each grade.
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Nishna Valley
Dobbins
Bob Johnson
Linda Larsen
Dick Godfrey
Susan Crocker
Janet Rydberg
Mike Yowell
Connie Parker
Bill Scherle
Chris Pierce
Nancy Crocker
Cheryl Shaw
Ronnie Person
Future Teachers of America Open Year with Meeting
The Nishna Valley Chapter of the Future Teachers of America met September 15 at the high school. A sandwich buffet opened the picnic themed gathering. New officers presided at the business session. Sponsor Mrs Dittus led, with Linda Larsen as vice president, Sharon Dunn as secretary treasurer, and Lillian Irvin as historian. They set the permanent meeting date for the third Monday each month and discussed fundraising to buy library books. District publicity chairman candidates were elected.
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Nishna Valley
The
Future Teachers of America
Dittus
Linda, Larsen
Sharon Dunn
Lillian Irvin
Charlotte Carlson
Band Mothers Set Attendance Record at Meeting
Nishna Valley Band Mothers held their second meeting of the school year on September 16. Attendance was the best yet and members were urged to maintain the record. The group worked to fit each band member with the proper sized uniform and numbered each uniform to prevent mix-ups. An effort was made to serve vegeta-
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Nishna Valley
Bake Sale Talk After Friday Football Game
A school group discussed raising funds in the home ec room after Friday night’s football game. They also reviewed the bake sale held at Brown’s Feed Store on September 19. No date was set for the next meeting.
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Brown’s
Grads Scatter to Schools and Work After 1964
The class of 1964 pursues varied paths with many students entering college or trade programs. Linda Simmonds and Sue Ann Simpson attend beauty school, Keith Allen heads to Wheaton DC college, and others enroll at Northwestern Bell, ISU, Drake, Maryville, or various institutions while some plan marriages or enter farming, administration, or secretarial work. A few take up trucking and electronics studies as well as army plans among the pursuits.
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Linda Simmonds
Sue Ann Simpson
Keith Allen
Wheaton
Larry Taylor
Dave Doubleday
Omaha
Vicky Wilbur
Karen Rieken
Pat Tudor
Glenwood State School
Alice Vrba
Pam Blunt
Northwestern Bell Co
Walter Russel
Bob Wheeler
Diane Bowen
ISU
Ames
Harold Hascall
Maryville College
Larry Person
Sioux Falls
M. D
Marlene Morris
Drake University
June Exceen
Clarinda Junior College
Carol Hall
Omaha Mutual
Kay Vanderpool
Diana Fields
Sharron Eastwood
Beverly Viner
Darrel Lewis
Arlene Shaw
Philip Straight
Marlin van Nordstrand
Rick Lunn
Donnie Duysen
Teresa Selby
New Football Field at Nishna Valley Ready for 1964 Action
Nishna Valley’s new football field is ready for 1964 action. Temporary items like bleachers will be replaced later, with permanent ones to come. A 96,000 watt lighting system will provide strong illumination, and new yard markers, goal flags, and transferred goal posts are in place. The field is enclosed by a fence with three exits and plans exist to improve the facility further. Parking will be in the south lot.
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Nishna Valley
District FTA to name rep at Lenox meeting
Sharon Dunn and Lil lian Irvin contend for a district FTA position to be decided at the Lenox meeting next month.
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Sharon Dunn
Lillian Irvin
Lenox
Emerson Student Pledges Sui Social Fraternity
Ames Iowa Jerry Duane Woods of Emerson has pledged by Pi Kappa Alpha at Iowa State University. After two quarters of pledge status he will become an active member.
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Ames
Iowa
Jerry Duane Woods
Emerson
Pi Kappa Alpha
Iowa State University
Must Sign for 65 Wheat Plan Soon
Fall wheat growers in Iowa must sign up by October 2 at their county ASCS office to participate in the 1965 wheat program. Producers may change intentions during the Feed Grain signup next spring. The program aims to reduce grain production and surplus stocks by diverting acreage to approved conserving uses.
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Ren G. Burgoin
Mills County
ASC
Iowa
ASCS
Last Rites Held for Floyd Neill in Nodaway
Floyd P Neill age 66 years 11 months 26 days died Sept 17 at Colonial Nursing home Lenox of a heart attack. Tavern operator Malvern 1941 1961 community booster in Commercial club Rotary fire department town council member. Survived by four children Samuel I Mesa Ariz Allen C Denver Cole Floy Pauline Waage Fremont Ern estine Hi ley Avoca. Funeral at Nodaway Presbyterian Church Sept 20 2 pm Rev Nadim Saigely. Interment Nodaway cemetery.
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Floyd P. Neill
Colonial Nursing Home
Lenox
Mr. Neill
Malvern
Commercial Club
Rotary
Floyd
Clarissa
Samuel I
Mesa
Ariz
Allen C
Denver
Card of Thanks for Floyd Neill's Family
The family of Floyd Neill thanks Malvern area friends for expressions of sympathy and acts of kindness after the death and funeral services.
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Malvern
Floyd Neill
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