Nishna Valley News Denny Heads NV Student Council 1967 68
The Nishna Valley Student Council elected officers for the 1967 68 school year. Dennis Boileau was named president with Dana McKee as vice president Terry Fender secretary and Chris Pierce treasurer. The group also set Homecoming dress down in black and white and planned meals for October 2 3 4 5 6 including hot beef sandwiches Wiener winks goulash and macaroni dishes.
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Nishna Valley
Mejia
Dana McKee
Dennis Boileau
Terry Fender
Chris Pierce
Jr. Hi Names Four Cheerleaders Elect
In the gym on September 15 Jr. Hi assembled to elect new cheerleaders for the upcoming season under the direction of Mr. Wayne Burk. Tryouts determined selections with voting by a show of hands. New cheerleaders named Connie Edie Margo Fender and Gonnie Hall Barbra Rucker.
Cheerleaders Needed for B Games in Student Follo torial
Spirit matters in sports and cheerleaders boost attendance. The piece suggests adding at least two cheerleaders to support wrestling and basketball, ensuring all sports including B teams receive cheer support and collective encouragement.
Nishna Valley Malvern Dance After Valley Malvern Game
Attention NV and Malvern students. The Nishna Valley Future Nurses Club sponsors a dance after the Valley Malvern game at Nishna Valley Friday Sept 29. The Inner Spectrum will perform. Admission is 75 cents per person. All NV and Malvern students welcome.
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Nishna Valley
Malvern High School
Were You Pretty as a Picture senior photos taken
Judy Nuckolls reports Nishna Valley seniors had their senior pictures taken in natural color by Stern Studio Shenandoah. Proofs arrive in about ten days. the calendar lists events including high school football at Malvern and a state one mile team race at Grinnell with B team football at Malvern.
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Judy Nuckolls
Nishna Valley
Stern Studio
Shenandoah
H. S
Malvern
Grinnell
Films and guidance help offered at NY program
Dennis Boileau reports the NY guidance program provides early planning for after high school. Students are urged to match high school subjects to future aims. Guidance counselor Mr. Burk at Nishna Valley offers films to aid career planning with additional titles listed on the guidance bulletin board and available on request.
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Burk
Nishna Valley
Guidance Bulletin Board
Vietnam and Communism study in American Government
In Mrs. Fisher’s class students finished a Vietnam study covering history economy religion government and livelihoods. The next unit examines Communism in the world its origin development and dangers and how to combat it. An MEA meeting is announced for Oct 5 at 8 p.m. at Jr-Sr, Wigh with all teachers to attend.
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Fisher
Vietnam
Jr-Sr
Wigh
Junior Class Food Stand Set At Home Games
Sherry Greenwood reports the junior class again runs a food stand at all home football and basketball games. Sponsors are Mrs Diltus and Mr Fairchild. The goal for this year is one thousand dollars.
Field Trip During Vacation Day By Fort Wayne PTA
The FTA used a county teachers meeting day off to take an 18 member field trip to Omaha to see the film To Sir With Love. Chaperones were Mrs. Wanda Williams and Mrs. Minnie Allensworth of Henderson.
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N.V
F.T.A
Wanda Williams
Minnie Allensworth
Henderson
Omaha
London
Debbie Williams
Kay Bruce
Pat Johnson
Betsy Paul
Marilyn Wax
Peg Haack
Verla Wilber
Dar-lene Sandquist
Irene Ewelt
Denise Hendrix
Kathy Grindle
Paul Haack
Randy Morris
Jon Bass
Craig Alensworth
Gary Peterson
Mark Pierce
Kenny Bolton
Remedial Reading Initiative At Nishna Valley Explored
This year at Nishna Valley a new extracurricular, remedial reading, offers students needing reading help or fast readers a chance to speed up their abilities during study hall. Students are encouraged to utilize this opportunity, described as fabulous and beneficial.
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Nishna Valley
Five Minutes Too Short for Phone Talks Say Most Nishna Valley Students
A survey of Nishna Valley students and faculty weighs in on teachers strikes. Respondents express varied views on whether strikes are justified, the role of arbitration, and potential impact on students, with some supporting wage demands and others opposing strikes in a rural district.
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Nishna Valley
Peg Haack
N.V
Mr. Kruse
Marilyn Wax
Is raeli general ties war costs to Vietnam figures
A scrambled local column quotes Leo Laughlin and Dave debating a startling international proposition attributed to an Israeli general. It also threads in odd clippings from Melrose Chronicle and other papers about gunshot injuries, a 1967 Chevelle theft, a 166th birthday party, and a cheeky department store ad.
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Leo Laughlin
John
Dave
Israel
Norma Grindle
Gilbertson Chevrolet Co
Melrose Chronicle
Menard Hospital
Murry
Claremore, Okla
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Denny
Ry Donald Haack
Coleen Excren
Susie Parker
By Kay Bruce
By Terry Fender
By Richard Fleming
By Sherry Greenwood
FTA
By Mike Jensen
Nishna Valley High
James Paul
John Sayers
Debbie Dunn
Marga Fender
Noel Allen
New York
Detroit
Thorson
Martin Fender
Purina
Feed & Grain
Henderson, Iowa
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