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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1963
Page
1
Fragmented local report notes a school dismissal on September 23 to allow faculty to meet for committee seating and program guidance. Mentions Wishaw and Walter Quidance in unclear context with several garbled names and places.
Fremont-Miels faculty members including Hilda Harris Ann Fulton Elaine Leeka Alice Omer and Bass Cowden visited Nishna Valley on Tuesday to inspect the new school and observe their classes They thanked the local faculty and students for a warm welcome and hospitality during the visit.
Pamela Slunt Seaines reports on NHS event where students posed for camera fun and yearbook style snapshots. Giggling lines describe lighthearted mood and campus atmosphere as participants smile for the lens.
Students at Nishna Valley High School voted on September 20 to choose Student Council officers after a campaign period. Campaign activity featured four spokespeople for each candidate and posters lining halls as Larry Person was named president, with Richard Russell as vice president, Beverly Viner secretary, and Karen Hall treasurer.
Nisina Valley cheerleaders form a new pep club led by William Smith. Members met two weeks ago to arm the group with uniforms or insignia yet to be chosen. Students will be admitted free to home games, and 67 attended the first away game.
The Nishba Valley high school marching band traveled to Tabor for Fremont Mills homecoming, then to Henderson for a parade the next day, and finally to Shenandoah for another parade. The group has stayed busy all year and enjoys teamwork.
The Iowa Wildlife Exhibit toured a new building with its animals inside cages. Visitors included a badger, coyote, bobcat, striped skunk, and squirrels who rushed to see the new space while owls, fish, and quakes showed less interest.
Karen Rieken reports last week Mrs. Timson asked her literature students to pick peers most eager to spot others mistakes. The list includes Walter Russell, Caroly Neilsen, Connie Rumery, Phillip Straicht, and others across English Lit and American Lit sections.
The Future Teachers of America under Mrs. Dillus held the first meeting of the year on September 1 at Teresa Selby’s home in Emerson. The event combined a picnic with a meeting and added eight new members to the six continuing members. Officers Dittus and others will travel to Council Bluffs on September 28 for a district FTA gathering.
Oaks Mission Circle met Wednesday afternoon at the church. The program opened with Jesus Saves, scriptural reading James 4, and prayer. Mrs Paul Lavin spoke on being a witness for Christ. president Mrs Ralph Cole led the business. Lunch was provided for 14 ladies and three children. Nearby visitors and guests were noted including the Norton and Brammeter families.
Sandy Sams reports Nisina Valley High School opens a new library with increased holdings and modern furnishings. Students eagerly obtain library cards as Mrs Saneva Simpson guides book arrangement and reference resources, while Fort Madison penitentiary delivered custom furniture and bindings to extend book life. Over 300 film strips, projectors, and an overhead device enhance reading, study, and information use in the improved facility.
Rey Levin of the Oaks Church joined sophomores, juniors and seniors in the cafetorium for a Finland themed film about Communism shown September 17. The event, held in Finland with 137 nations attending, featured color exhibits and scenes of the country with nations parading to a platform and playing musical instruments.
Students welcome new amenities in the NVUS building with a pop cooler in the cafetorium and new lockers. The stage curtains, gym bleachers, and finishing touches signal pride and effort from the student body as construction winds down.
A large gathering from Fae se Fae se and many area families joined at the L. L. De Boit home in Stanton on Sunday to celebrate a 55th wedding anniversary. The event drew relatives from Stanton Clarinda Red Oak and nearby towns along with friends and neighbors. Also mentioned are visits to Cedar Falls for State Teachers College, church services at Jefferson, and various Sunday dinners and social visits across the region.
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