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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1972
Page
3
The Valley Beat, a new school paper by sophomores, debuted on Sept. 22 to strong approval. English teacher Miss Hurley mentored the team through late hours, and the school thanks the students for their effort and spirit as they plan the next edition.
Readers weigh in on The 1972 Blackhawk with praise for photos and language while noting color and layout concerns. The staff announces eight members, theme and tentative colors for The 1973 Blackhawk, with pages expanding to 88 and spot color being introduced for pages.
Nishna Valley students receive their 1971 72 annuals in purple and gold and reflect on memories from last year. No school on Monday September 25 as students enjoy a three day weekend while teachers attend a conference. The Senior class will stage Meet Me in St Louis on October 6 for students and October 7 for the public. Cast includes Tony Angery Diane Shaw Esther Marlene Ford and many others with Miss Hurley directing and Margo Fender as student director. Jeff Byers is stage manager and Ron Mitchel Jerry Laughrop Becky Allen Sworth lead the stage crew.
Plans for 1973 Blackhawks annuals include on time payment options with a $1 down if paying $5, and $2 down for name printing at $5.50 total. Pep club reports from homecoming week mention signs, bonfire, and student humor. The column critiques bulletin board activity and band practice amid school life snippets and cartoonish comments.
Nutti Natives host a full slate of events for Homecoming 72 73 including Mr Irresistable Day Newsville Day and Honor Day. Rick Mounts is crowned Mr Irresistable after collecting the most tickets. Visitors saw 1950s attire on Newsville Day and Elvis lookalike Good Or Bad Sayers. Honor Day honored NW Blackhawk football players with ribbons and duties. Bonfire pep rally featured Macbeth scene by Randall Bowen Lynnette Carlson and Harva Hillyer.
Daily Dispatches notes a no school day and in service for staff on Sept 25. Football schedule lists Jr High at Essex Sept 28 at 4 pm, varsity at South Page Sept 29 at 7 30 pm, and at Sidney Oct 6 at 7 30 pm. Senior play Meet Me In St Louis on Oct 7 at 7 30 pm.
A profile of Tim Hager on the Blackhawk Reservation depicts a teacher and coach. In 1972 he earned a B A from the University of Northern Iowa in general science and physical education and health. He teaches chemistry earth science and physical science and coaches football girls basketball and girls track.
The notice urges heirs to honor inherited duties or forfeit them. A menu outlines lunches for Oct 2 to Oct 6 featuring chicken noodles ham and beans grilled cheese tacos and desserts with milk.
Doug Christensen of the Strahan vicinity was elected vice president of the freshman class at Morningside College in Sioux City where he enrolled in a pre med program. He was named a member of the Student Senate. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Christensen and a 1972 graduate of Nishna Valley Community High.
A one car crash east of Glenwood on Highway 34 Saturday evening injured three people. Theodore J. Hiers 22 of Co Bluffs drove off the road into a cornfield, injuring himself Dennis Hiers 2 and Linda White 22. They were taken to Mercy Hospital. Hiers was charged with failure to have vehicle under control. Traffic halted briefly as rescue workers cleared the scene.
OMVUI topped the list in the police court of John C. Watson the past week. Merlin Rollin Hansen of Council Bluffs was bound over to district court on an OMVUI charge. Bond set at $500, later posted. Other docket items include Chris Winchell Malvern for failure to control vehicle at $15, Danny Benscoter Glenwood speeding $15, Ed Stillinger Omaha prohibitive passing $15, Elizabeth Crouch Glenwood speeding $15, Mike Murray Glenwood speeding $15, Joseph B. Holt Sioux City speeding $15, David McCollum Glenwood striking unattended vehicle and failure to report property damage accident $50, Doris Miles Council Bluffs registration violation $10.
Sunday evening visitors included Hiendera Winchester Norman Winchester and two Maryville girls, the Raneys Macedonia, and Allensworth family with Arthur Allensworth and others attending the Combined Mission for Stewardesses district meeting at Shenandoah Methodist Church. Gary Jefferies family arrived in Omaha after a four year Neuremberg tour, planning to move to San Antonio. Mills County crews repair flood damage to the river bridge as crops suffered in bottom lands. Edie Bergantzel resumes Harbor Feed duties after vacation. Jim Winchester and family from Sioux City spent the weekend with Mildred Byers and Helen Winchester.
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