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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1965
Page
4
The Homecoming festivities crown queen Jackie Brown during halftime as Dale Sandquist places the crown. The court then celebrates with a 31 7 football win over Malvern and a Night With Neptune dance in the cafetorium. The Del Ray Five provide music.
Before homecoming Emerson students gathered at 7 p.m. at the park. They marched along Main Street to Highway 59 and the old football field, chanting and cheering before Coach Kruser gave a pep talk. A bonfire blazed as a dummy was tossed in and the group returned to Emerson.
Judy Crawford Sheri Moody and Tori Mody joined the cheer squad and helped decorate the field and prepare the hoop the football players ran through at game start. The school congratulates these substitute cheerleaders on a fine job.
Jackie Brown was named Homecoming Queen at NV after a week of suspense. The senior finalists included Susan Crocker and Gana Kacel, with juniors Marsha Palmer and Nancy Viner also in the race. Dale Sandquist was chosen as Homecoming King by the football squad. announcement kept secret until Friday night festivities.
On October 16 1975 at 10 00 a m the Nishna Valley Community School District will offer for sale by sealed bid Lots 297 and 298 in Emerson Iowa with building and contents as one unit. Bids accepted before sale at the school secretary’s office. The notice lists no separate bids and notes Tasements of record.
A poll among Nevada students on a 12 month school program reveals varied views. Respondents include Rydbere, Colven Exeeen, Linnea Johnson, Denny Boileau, Sandy Stogdill, Ronnie Porter, David Swett, and Stephen Person, noting concerns about vacations, costs, scheduling, and impact on work. Some favor longer study for better learning, others fear burnout and logistics in farming communities.
The Nishna Valley student council finalized ideas and plans for Homecoming. The yearly project covers decorating, securing a zx combo, and electing queen and king candidates amid a hectic week of planning.
The district invites sealed bids with oral bids at sale time. Highest bid, oral or written, wins and receives a district deed and complete abstract on payment. The board may reject any bid. Premises open for inspection on sale day. By J Frank Durbin President, Lois A Perkins Secretary.
The Malvern Leader edition notes extensive effort led to a successful outcome, with readers acknowledging the value of the work despite the heavy workload. The piece reflects local sentiment on the community effort and its results.
Paper gummed tape offered in large 2 inch rolls for $1.25 and 1 inch wide tape for 65 cents, advertised at The Leader Office.
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