Perfect Sophomore Boy and Girl Honors List Display
A list shows students titled PERFECT SOPHOMORE BOY and PERFECT SOPHOMORE GIRL with named attributes. Columns include Hair, Smile, Figure, Scholastic Ability, Leadership, Athletic Ability, Personality, and Clothes with paired student names such as Colin Cridlebaugh and Mary Kay Spencer.
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Colin Cridlebaugh
Larry Irwin
Chuck Thomas
Dave Phillips
Richard Mosley
Max Argo
Mike Jones
Gatin Shelquist
Mary Kay Spencer
Minnie Ann Condra
Penny Prough
Marsha Day
Mary Ja Wilson
Vickie Renwick
Lorraine Fowler
Judy Cochran
Mary Joyce Mullins
Scribbler Roll at School Magazine Page
A school publication credits editor Janice McDolough and assistant Rowena Cox with sponsor Miss Barrows. It lists seniors and freshmen names including Corel Adams Betty Blu Mer Rottnie Boyer Blaine Harrington Edie Mullins David Shelquist Linda Underwood Linda Whitehead Sharon Wilson and Santors Rose Blumer etc.
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Janice McDolough
Rowena Cox
Miss Barrows
Corel Adams
Betty Blu Mer
Rottnie Boyer
Blaine Harrington
Edie Mullins
David Shel- Quist
Linda Underwood
Linda Whitehead
Sharon Wilson
Rose Blumer
Paila Cleaver
Sandy Fenton
Linda Judge
Pam Morrison
Connie Mallins
Naomi Tadleek
Marsha Day
Jean Hawk
Linda Irwin
Maribeth Johnson
Deritli McDanel
David Phillips
Penny Prough
Kathy Self
Mary Kay Spencer
Gerald Stocker
Jani Ward
Marcia Walter
Mary Jo Wilson
Freshmen
Janet Rhee
Nancy Grabtree
Shirley Helmick
Pat Tédge
Ahn McDonough
Joyce McDondugh
Mary Joyce Mullins
Reta Paxton
Patty Rogers
Marsha Stewart
Judy Stufflebeam
Debra van Dorin
Debra Walker
Mike Mullins
Sing Along With Mrs B Go Sail Ocean Blue
In boys chorus we prepare for a large group contest singing two songs We Sail the Ocean Blue and Go Not Far From Me O God The contest time nears and we have practiced much Wish us luck.
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Mrs. B
Algebra class folds fractions to lowest terms
Reta Paxston recalls Mr Horridge guiding algebra students to place a number in the X slot, multiply, and reduce to lowest terms, a task that sounds simple but requires real thought in the classroom routine.
The Scope of Poetry Lesson Fragments
A fragmented excerpt discusses poetry expressing beauty and love, noting various poem types and reading speeds. It references students learning to read poetry and interpret its meaning, suggesting differing paces to grasp full sense.
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MHS
Elise
Moravia High Seniors Reflect On Four Years Of Growth
The Moravia High seniors look back on their four year journey from freshmen in the fall of 1961 to now. They admit they began with confidence but learned there is much to know and emphasize the value of further education and goal setting to become responsible adults for their generation.
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Moravia High
Centerville School Netz Gossip Sparks Student Whispers
A quirky Centerville high school notes mix includes Betty Blumer dating a wing, Bruce Woodward varnishing desks, Max Argo's desk work, Jean Hawk locked out, Dick pulling at buildings, Naomi Tadlock eyeing auto mechanics, and a large band contest set for April 30 and May 1. Athletic banquet was April 20. Sonny Walker and Jani Ward mentioned along with nicknames for Bruce and Larry Irwin.
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Betty Blumer
Centerville
Bruce Woodward
Max Argo
Jean Hawk
Jani Ward
Larry Irwin
Preacher
Marcia Walter
Study notes on poems for English class
In 8th period English class we study varied poems. Some are easy, others challenging. Answering end questions aids understanding. We are writing themes now. The theme should be about fear and longing and include a strong title and topic sentence.
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Feap Fong
Calendar of Events April 30 May 1 State Music
April 30 to May 1 features state music events for large groups at Center ville. May 3 shows Baseball Sectional Bla kesburg. May 5 includes Liquid Air Assembly and Baseball Sectional Ed gville Linda Judge.
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Egniest
Centerville
Blakesburg
Liquid Air Assembly
Edgville
Sophomores Study Care of Clothing in Home Ec
For several weeks in Home Ec. the sophomores have studied care of clothing including closet and drawer space, moth prevention, and stain removal. The unit has been interesting and helpful in taking care of our clothes. Linda Irwin.
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Home Ec
Linda Irwin
Home Ec Class Recaps Breakfast Sessions
Thursday and Tuesday Home Ec classes organized breakfast cooking with the girls divided into three groups. Each day every student cooked a different item, with Tuesday featuring hot cereal toast fruits and cocoa.
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Home Ec
Outdoor PE Class Teams and Bird Nest Notice
In outdoor PE, students form two softball teams and play innings before relay races. After outdoor activity they return inside to dress. On Thursday Mr Armstrong drew attention to birds nests on the field and urged caution as students watch where they walk.
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Armstrong
Gerald Stocker
Gossip column chatter and high school notes mix
A cluttered gossip page lists students Paige Cleaver Mary Kay Spencer and others with questions about crushes sleeping outdoors driving cars and school happenings. Mentions include FFA officers Russell Bettis new knee tickler poems by Mrs. Tuttle class memorizing verses and a car check on Thursday April 21.
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Paula Cleaver
Rick Ahiee
Terry Prough
Mary Kay Spencer
Crawford
Mr. Hostetler
Sandy Whitehead
Structure of the atom and magnet lessons in class
In science class we learned atoms have three particles an electron proton and neutron with respective charges. We also discussed magnet attraction and repulsion noting like poles repel and opposite poles attract.
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Hostetler
Scribbler Monthly Meeting Details and Teens of the Month
The Scribbler met April 22 during first period in the typing room. Janice assigned Scribbler duties and we selected the teens of the month. We discussed a trip and Miss Barrows said fifteen stories are needed to be eligible. Next meeting will elect an assistant editor from the sophomore class based on grades and writing ability. Linda Whitehead.
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Scribbler
Janice
Russia and Its Story History Lesson for Sophomores
The text outlines a World History study tracing Russia from its fifth century origins through the twentieth century. It notes Russia's growth from a tiny state amid wars and invasions to a strong nation, with emphasis on geography, people, and cultural arts.
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Russia
Easter Vacation Tales From Young Readers
Children recount light hearted Easter break events. Penny Prough and others describe candy hunts and bunny treats while Marcia Walter rides a lively horse. John Downard feasts on eggs and naps, gaining weight, and Elaine Harrington visits relatives in Ot tumwa.
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Kathy Self
Penny Prough
Mary Kay Spencer
Marcia Walter
Linda Irwin
Bill
Gerald Thomas
Jani Ward
Mike Jones
John Downard
Donna Rae Oard
Mary Jo Wilson
Phillip Harrington
Elaine Harrington
Ottumwa
Linda
Judge
Terry Prough
Elaine
James Murdy
Gerald Argo
Spring Theme Refined in Eighth Period Literature
In eighth period Literature students draft a one page theme titled Im Glad Spring is Here. They create outlines, seek Mr Firkins approval, then craft topic sentences and zingy endings under Mr Evangs guidance. The class works toward strong transitions and varied sentence structures, with the assignment completed on April 22.
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Firkins
Evang
Evans
Vertebrates and study plan for biology class
The Biology class studies vertebrates defined as animals with a spinal column. Examples include fish frogs toads salamanders snakes lizards birds and mammals. Soon the class will raise frogs and grasshoppers and then study birds in detail. Dave Phillips
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Dave Phillips
High School Seniors Name Favorite Year Highlights
Students share top moments from their senior year including the Jr. class play and prom, the senior trip, graduation, and sports. Highlights noted include baskets on the basketball team, the senior banquet, and finishing three years of high school.
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Sondra Scott
Linda Underwood
Penny Prough
Larry Woodward
Terry Proctor
Evans
Donnie Self
Robert Sheldon
Lawrence Daniels
Rowena Cox
Richard Doud
Graduation and Class Events For Multiple Students
The list highlights Carol Adams Sherman Kelly Linda Judge Dean Stocker Donnie Robinson Paula Cleaver Betty Blumer and Elaine Harrington with activities including graduation, Jr Sr prom, basketball seasons, class banquets, pep meetings, FHA convention, and last year sentiments for Elaine Harrington.
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Tlatter
P Carol Adams
Sherman Kelly
Linda Judge
Dean Stocker Jr
Donnie Robinson
Paula Cleaver
Betty Blumer
Elaine Harrington
April school notes and student chatter at athletic banquet
The bulletin lists April 20 athletic banquet and April 19 first track meet. It mentions Paula Cleaver, Joyce McDonough, Debbie V.D., Pat Judge, Phil Wright, Sonny Walker, and staff. Notes include freshman party on May 14 and PT classes moving outside.
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Paula Cleaver
Joyce Meck Donough
Pat Judge
Joyce McDonough
Centerville
Joyce
Evans
Debbie V.D
Phil Wright
Casanova
Mr. Crawford
Mr. Hostetler
Sonny Walker
P.T
Seniors plans after graduation survey results
Gerald Argo plans trade school then a high paying job. Keith Miller will attend Iowa State University in Ames. Carlton Watts is a farmhand. Phil Wright will work this summer then undecided. Marie Van Dorin will attend Centerville Community College next fall. Ronnie Boyer will work this summer and may attend trade school in the fall. Judy Gillen aims to find a good job then retire. Betty Blumer will work at Central Life Insurance in Des Moines in accounting. Elaine Harrington seeks employment in Centerville or Ottumwa. Janice McDonough will work this summer and go to school this fall. Richard Johnson babysits while his wife works. Charles Van De Pol will work this summer and may attend Business college this fall. Diane Judge will attend William Penn College in Oskaloosa this fall.
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Keith Miller
Iowa State University
Ames
Carlton Watts
Phil Wright
Marie van Dorin
Centerville Community College
Ronnie Boyer
Judy Gillen
Betty Blumer
Central Life Insurance
Des Moines
Elaine Harrington
Centerville
Ottumwa
Janice McDonough
Richard Johnson
Charles van de Pol
Diane Judge
William Penn College
Oskaloosa
Leland Jones finds a good job suggestion center
Leland Jones seeks employment guidance while Danny Spilman aims to enroll at Center Ville Junior College for further studies and career strides.
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Leland Jones
Danny Spilman
Centerville Junior College
Russia and its rulers and classroom studies
The article summarizes Russia as a vast but sparsely populated country ruled by leaders from Peter the Great to Khrushchev and mentions American Jean Hawk. It notes Mrs Foster's class studying the constitution, Sacco's math class on the metric system, science on fossils and radioactivity, and health class on personality.
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Russia
Union of Soviet Socialist Republic
Peter the Great
Lenin
Gretsky
Stalin
Malenkov
Bulganin
Khruchchev
Jean Hawk
Grace News Spelling Class Focuses On Plurals And Singulars
Grace News notes Mrs Walter leads spelling lessons on plural and singular forms while reading class works on writing brief reports.
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Grace News
Great Society Promise to Make America Land of Plenty
On the Capitol Firing Line H R Gross criticizes the Great Society plan as aiming to bring abundance through taxes spending and waste, arguing it will burden taxpayers while expanding government reach. He warns about long term fiscal consequences and governance overreach.
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America
New Washington Directive Rumored on Regulation
Rumors from Washington suggest a sweeping policy that would tax or fund any movable asset, outlining control or financial measures to govern transportation, property, and industrial components amid debates on feasibility and scope.
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Washington
New Supply Typing Paper at Moravia Union Office
Full ream of typing paper offered at Moravia Union Office for zero cents. Limited quantity, first come, first served.
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Moravia
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