F H A Style Show Set For April Night At High School
The F H A style show titled Traveling in Style will be held at the high school gym at 7 30 p m. Tickets cost 75 cents for adults 50 cents for students and free for children under 12. The event moves to Thursday night April 13 due to the State FBLA Convention with several F H A girls attending. Friday morning April 14 nine FBLA members will attend a Cedar Falls convention returning Saturday April 15 for various business competitions.
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F.H.A
FBLA
Cedar Falls
Stanley Spencer
David McDaniel
Elaine Christy
Jean Ann Rouse
Susan Dooley
Rosemary Rogers
Judy Fosenburg
Roxan Underwood
Janice Grinstead
Memory Lane Visual Moments From School Assembly
Jimmie Rhee whispers in the assembly while Helen Carter enjoys the moment, capturing a lively school event. The pair interact in a candid frame that highlights the atmosphere and student participation during the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memory Lane
Jimmie Rhee
Helen Carter
Students and town names in a quirky yearbook page list
A quirky OCR of a high school section lists students and incidents with playful lines. Names like Quentin Hudson Rex Firkins Jack McDonough and Doyle Hampton appear among whimsical items and observations reflecting campus life and social notes.
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Pany
Boardman
Quentin Hudson
Rex Firkins
Peanut Roller
Jack McDonough
Wes Lathen
Carter
Untitled schoolyard verse list with names Jean Broshar
A playful, fragmentary piece lists humorous schoolyard requests and pranks. It names Jean K Broshar and Doris Jean Luse and references Wendell Cloyed Carl McKern Junior Young ker and a busy school day. The tone is light and tongue in cheek with classroom and assembly imagery.
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Wendell Cloyed
Carl McKern
Junior Youngker
Jean K. Broshar
Catshall
Doris Jean Luse
Woodward
Life is short and eternity long tragedy in a gospel witness
A young Christian man dies after confronting a bandit in a city drug store. His final words on life and eternity move a storekeeper to reflect on repentance, salvation, and the need for personal faith. The event underscores the urgency of choosing forgiveness and eternal destiny.
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Vine
Peter
Jesus
Christ
Hot Lunch Menus for April 17–20
The week offers Monday hot dogs with fries and milk or juice. Tuesday features pork with gravy, mashed potatoes, jello, bread, butter, and dairy. Wednesday serves steakburgers in tomato sauce with sides. Thursday brings fried chicken with vegetables and bread. Friday observes no school.
Seniorgraph Deb Hopkins Plans College After Graduation
Deborah Hopkins, a Centerville born junior at age seventeen, has ash blonde hair and blue eyes. She studies government English IV chemistry and sociology economics, with English IV as her favorite class and Mr Gregor as her preferred teacher. Her activities include band glee club mixed chorus pep club FTA FHA speech contest class plays and student council. After graduation she plans to attend Indian Hills College then Kirksville or University of Northern Iowa.
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Deborah Hopkins
Robert Hopkins
Centerville
Deb
Gregor
Indian Hills
Kirksville
University of Northern Iowa
Sharon Hopkins of Unionville to Nursing School
Sharon Diane Hopkins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hopkins of Unionville, born Aug 17 1954 in Centerville Ia. She is 17 with brown hair and eyes, takes five subjects including bookkeeping and physics, is active in band FTA FHA pep club and senior class play, enjoys trying new things, and cites sarcastic people as a pet peeve. She plans to attend Nursing school at the Ottumwa Industrial Airport after graduation.
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Sharon Diane Hopkins
Richard Hopkins
Unionville
Sharon
Centerville
Ottumwe
Debor ah C Marlin Life Event and Occupation Detail
Deborah Clyce Elgin known as Debbie, born August 17 1954 in Ottumwa, is 17. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Clyce Elgin. She lists American government economics Art II Home Ec Ill and PE as subjects with art as her favorite and Miss Wiksell as her best teacher. Debbies activities include FTA ale club mixed chorus and Li Club. Her life pastime is being with someone very special and her peeve is people who mind others business. Debbie plans to marry after graduation on 26.4.
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Deborah C. Marlin
Clyce Elgin
Debbie
Ottumwa
Miss Wiksell
Mark’s Plans After Graduation Revealed
Senior Mark of Centerville born May 9 1954 is described with his physical traits favorites and future aims. He studies government economics art II biology and language arts with Art as his favorite subject and Mrs Paxston as his favored teacher. He enjoys going out and dislikes people who talk behind others backs and plans to seek employment after graduation.
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Fraservedi Games
Russell Kelley
Centerville
Mark
Paxston
Pere
Tary Huff Born in Centerville in 1953
Tary Huff, son of Mr and Mrs Gene Huff, was born in Centerville on August 22, 1953. He is eighteen with brown hair and blue eyes. He studies government bookkeeping English choir economics and savmory economics. Books keeping is his favorite subject and working at home is his favorite pastime. He dislikes people who think they are better than others. After graduation he plans to attend farm mechanics school and return to farming.
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Tary Off
Gene Huff
Centerville
Tary
Gov. Cn Nh
Farm Mechanics School
Terry Main Biography and Interests Snapshot
Terry Main, daughter of Roy G. Main, was born in Bremerton Washington on March 3 1954. She has hazel eyes and studies government economics English IV and Typing I with English as her favorite subject. Her favorite teacher is Mrs Lim bacher and she participates in FTA girls glee mixed chorus and speech contests. Her hobbies include talking having fun with friends and reading Shakespeare. She dislikes apathetic teachers and snobby people. After graduation she plans to attend college to major in English or join the Air Force.
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Terry Main
Roy G. Main
Bremerton
Wash
Terry
Air Force
Salem social notes from Hazel Hellyer column
Clarence and Floyd Hiner and Terry Rose attended a Legion party at Moravia Monday evening. Numerous local residents visited friends and attended meetings in Muscatine Palmyra Fairfield Ottumwa Centerville and Centerville over the week.
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Clarence
Floyd Hiner
Terry Rose
Legion
Moravia
Raymond Perry
Lloyd Brown
Hazel Hellyer
Robert Jennings
Pitman
Kristie
Delbert Calhoun
Merle Prater
Muscatine
Palmyra
A.E.C
Blakesburg
Clarence Whitehead
Bobby
Fairfield
Gene Huff
Harold Huff
Ernie Schmell
Iconium
Mark Allen and Sons
Kris
Havel Hellyer
Centerville
Local Girls Benefit From Southwestern College Fashion Show
Diane Rogers and Norma Faber headline Office Occupations students at Southwestern Community College Creston in the Project You program. Weekly sessions covered figure control manicure and group discussions with fashion show practice on March 22 Sunshine Lollipops and Rainbows themed. Over 200 attendees included high school business classes from Creston Mt Ayr Osceola and Prescott.
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Diane Rogers
Lee Rogers
Albia
Norma Faber
Dallas Faber
Moravia
Southwestern Community College
Creston
Betty Kletch
Diagonal
Marcy Slaymaker
Nancy Gayle
Clearfield
Nancy West
Debbie Gutcher
Doug Higgins
Karousel
Southwestern
Mt. Ayr
Osceola
Prescott
Mary Peters
Weldon
Nancy Gale
Becky Redman
van Wert
Jama 1Guthrie
Menlo
Debbie Gut
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Albla
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Ees Boone ‘Aubaly
Sarons Divessirito Sravicas
Aay
Short
Walters
Doyle Hampton
Coal Black
Mr. Hardie
Maxine DuVall
Carl Bivin
Donald Easter
Junior McDanel
Alvin Donahoo
Otha Lee DuVall
Martin
Wilsiuk Mille
Bevculey
David McDanell
Wiss
Ronald McDeliei
David
Centervilie
Om Duly
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Bruwil
Senioreraph
Nadine & George's
Zephyr Cleaners
Salem
Moravia Union
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