Seniors Plan Annual Trip Fundraiser at Kirkwood Lodge Ozarks
Seniors prepare for a May trip to Kirkwood Lodge in the Ozarks on May 11 12 and 13 planning a schedule of fundraisers including annual sales a fall class play and a Fall Festival food stand. To cover costs they launch a Senior Work Day on April 17 asking the public for paid work ranging from car washing to farming babysitting to painting to fund their last group trip.
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Kirkwood Lodge
Ozarks
Public Education in the United States Growth and Spending
Public education is a major government function in the United States. About 47 million people attend school, with roughly 160000 elementary and 30000 high schools. Over 1850 higher education institutions exist and annual state spending on schools exceeds 18 billion dollars.
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United States
Style Show Of Fashions At FHA Event
FHA style show drew attention to new outfits worn by the FHA girls Candy Morrison wore a mint green two piece suit with a long sleeve jacket. Linda Hiatt showcased a dress with a cutout neckline and a bright yellow top paired with navy bottom. Pat Judge wore a navy skirt with an off white knit sleeveless blouse and white accessories.
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FHA
Candy Morrison
Linda Hiatt
Pat Judge
Bookkeeping Class Finishes Long Practice Term
Students in the bookkeeping class have completed their practice sessions and feel relief at finishing. The article notes the long and enduring effort and mentions plans for next week, though details are incomplete.
Calendar of events and meetings listed for April
Dave Philips presents a calendar of events including Scribbler staff party FRLA meetings in rooms 105 and 112, FRLA State convention April 14-15, Girls track meet at Cardinal April 15 and Eddyville April 19, FTA meeting, school board meeting, Athletic Banquet, and Bill Jacob's assembly with times for each event. Nancy Leffler
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scribbler
FRLA
Cardinal
FTA
Bill Jacob
Eddyville
Nancy Leffler
Five Students Attend South Central District Convention at Simpson College
Five student council delegates Jerry Hawk Gary Tisue Mike Grinstead Dixie Davis and Mary Jo Wilson traveled to Indianola for the South Central District Student Council Convention on Simpson College campus. The group discussed authorities responsibilities and powers of student councils and heard about each school’s homecoming and issues. Dixie Davis ran for the District Cabinet and won the election. Mr Pugh accompanied the trip and Mary Jo Wilson commented on the day.
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Indianola
South Central District
Simpson College
Jerry Hawk
Gary Tisue
Mike Grinstead
Dixie Davis
Mary Jo Wilson
Mike
English IV: Building forceful, emphatic sentences
The passage outlines techniques for crafting forceful writing using active verbs, vivid imagery, varied sentence length, and strategic emphasis. It highlights organizing sentences for climax or anticlimax and employing parentheses to strengthen impact.
Gossip and prom prep fill Moravia high school notes
A chatter page notes Nancy Leffler and Jerry Hawk's Dames on Romper Room and Kaye Helmick's insult claim. It mentions Rita needing make up after Hitel's hospital stay, Moravia police familiarity with local boys, sophomores ordering class rings, the Scribbler staff planning a party, and six weeks left in the school year with Mary Joyce Mullins referenced.
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Nancy Leffler
Jerry Hawk
Kaye Helmick
Rita
Hitel
Moravia
Marsha
Mary Joyce Mullins
Understanding Boyle's Law and volume changes
Jani Ward explains that increasing temperature raises volume and decreasing temperature lowers it. The text outlines a simplified relation T1 over T2 times V2 equals V1 and notes how volume follows temperature in gases.
Far East history and moral notes in class
The text discusses the Far East as a recently clarified area, noting China’s 23 000 year old civilization attributed to Confucius and Lao Tsu. It compares their ideas to Jesus and states government is based on Confucian teachings. It also mentions student gym class routines and grading.
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Far East
China
Confucius
Lao-Tsu
Jesus
Penny Prough Seniorgraph Page Highlights
Penny Marie Prough, born February 2 1949 in Russell Towa, is the daughter of Harold Prough. She studies bookkeeping economics English IV American Government and Office Practice, enjoys band cheerleading FHA FBLA and library science clubs, and lists dancing and writing letters to Jim as pastimes. She dislikes mocking the handicapped and marks junior senior prom and graduation as high points.
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Penny Marie Prough
Russell
Towa
Harold) Prough
Stoner
Jim
Richard Mosley Birth and Personal Details Page Note
Richard Mosley was born in Centerville Iowa on December 17 1948 to Mr and Mrs Andrew Mosley. The record lists his hair and eye color as brown and brown respectively. He is described with interests in bookkeeping physics algebra II and American government. Extracurriculars include baseball basketball student council annual staff annual planning committee FTA FBLA and Honor Society. Favorite subjects include algebra II with no favorite teacher noted. He enjoys sleeping and watching television and his high school motto or tenant appears truncated in the record.
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Richard Mosley
Centerville
Iowa
Andrew Mosley
Senior Graph: David Phillips from Centerville High
A senior graph profile lists David Harry Phillips born December 24 1948 in Centerville Iowa. Parents Mr and Mrs Harry M Phillips state he is four with blue eyes and studies American Government Economics English IV Bookkeeping and Trigonometry. He enjoys Economics and Bookkeeping and is involved in Scribbler Mixed Chorus Honor Society Student Council Annual Staff PTA FBLA and the Annual Planning Committee. His favorite pastime is watching sports on television and his pet peeve is two faced people. Highlights include the Junior Senior Prom and Senior trip.
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David Harry Phillips
Centerville
Towa
Harry M. Phillips
Sheldon
PTA
FBLA
American Literature Class Explores Article and Essay
Sixth period American Literature class examines the difference between articles and essays. Students discuss after reading what they have chosen and decide whether the selection is factual or opinion based. The chapter covers varied selections appealing to both girls and boys. Judi Stufildbeam.
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America
Judi Stufildbeam
Worth It at Corydon Girls Track Meet Apr 5
The Corydon meet saw the girls win many events with standout performers including Pat Judge Mary Jo Wilson and Shirley Helmicks. Scores included firsts in 60 yard dash 880 yard relay 220 yard dash and broad jump with improving times and two second-place finishes. Next meet is April 15 at Eldon against the Cardinals.
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Corydon
Dixie da We
Charg
Shirley Helmicks
Pat Judge
Linda Hiatt
Mary Jo Wilson
Barbara Has Tat
Tinda Moffatt
Janet Rhee
Minnie Ann Condra
Beth Steenhoek
Shirley Helmick
Jewell Walker
Cardinals
Eldon
Enon News Notes Mourning loss and community gatherings
The community mourns Mrs. Doyle McDanel with expressions of sympathy to her family. Attendees at a Sunday funeral included Ray and Burdette Ward, Dommer and Naselroad families, and several Klampe relations. Also reported were Naomi Tadlock and David Porter’s wedding at the Moravia EUB church and various Sunday dinner guests. Roddy Klampe marked his seventh birthday amid weekend visits from Pat Baulza of Gary Indiana.
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Doyle McDanel
Ray Lockman
Burdette Ward
Jani
Bill
Lawrence Dommer
Gano Naselroad
Troy Lockman
Don Klampe
Roddy Klampe
Pat Baulza
Gary
Ind
Gano
Sunday Socials and Visits Across Nasel Area
Mr and Mrs Bil Rogers and family were Sunday dinner guests at Orville Rogers home. Dallas Faber and girls hosted the Rogers and other relatives for supper. Dennis Kelley and family visited, Des Moines friends took two ponies home. FHA banquet notes, dresses by Jani Kelley, and local intramural events observed. Numerous visits and lunches mark a busy social week in Centerville area.
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Don Kismpe
Burdette Ward
Jani
Teresa Lockman
Kellerton
Ward
Janie
Tereasa
Butch Robinson
Bill Rogers
Dale Cox
Marla
Kevin
Ray Mullins
Kelly
Donny
Carl Rouse
Centerville
Little Tulie
Janice Kelley
Julie
Janice
Dennis Kelley
Cindy Rogers
Glenda McDanel
Denette
Norma Thomas
Don Klampe
Susan
Jimmy
Lawrence Dommer
Phillip
Gehe McDanel
Déwayne Robinson
Donnie Robinson
Ray Lockman
LaVerne Harn
Lor
John Kelley
Dallas Faber
Genevie Kalvig
Bessie Donovan
Kalvig
Junior Donovan
Judy Cochran
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Grismore Sewing Center
Gold Banner
Seience Peat Sue
Dave Philips
Jani Ward
James van Dorin
Gerald Stocker
Elliott Bookkeeping Supply
R. W. Baird
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Appt
Enon
Nancy Klampe
Rogers
Acate
Brady Field
Allis Chalmers
Albia Sales Co., Inc
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Albia
OWA
Dow Peterson
John Peterson
Tom Koffman
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Paul Morehead
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