M H S Scribbler Staff Notes and Rumors
The M H S Scribbler staff lists editors Von Gardner Aselat Janice Mosley reporters and a long roster of names including Mary Lou Rinehart Carol Day Donna Cochran Mary Mosley Linda Ward Janice Vickroy Betty King Judy Smith Karen Scott Nancy Roblenz Karen Woodward Ann Mihalovich Beverly Strmons Darwin Jordan Barbara Yeager Shirley Walter Rita Gardner Sandy Walker Bill O’Hara Sharon Walter Diana Burton Linda Coulson Carl Rousse Darlene Strickler Typists Carol Mullins Janie Sawyer La Verne Card. The column mentions Kenny E being taicked all week Sharon W interest in the maid rite and comments about a driver's demonstration. Mentions Marlene Dale Cox and a mystery about a letter and hitchhiking in a rendering truck with references to Marlene L. and Mary Lou RB and Bert amid seventh period chatter.
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von Gardner
Aselat
Janice Mosley
Mary Lou Rinehart
Carol Day
Donna Cochran
Mary Mosley
Linda Ward
Janice Vickroy
Betty King
Judy Smith
Karen Scott
Nancy Roblenz
Karen _Woodward
Ann Mihalovich
Beverly Strmons
Darwin Jordan
Barbara Yeager
Shirley Walter
Rita Gardner
Sandy Walker
Bill O'Hara
Sharon Walter
Diana Burton
Linda Coulson
Carl Rousse
Darlene Strickler
Carol Mullins
Janie Sawyer
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Gossip and rumors pace a Centerville social page
Fragmented notes accuse Nancy L. and others of social mischief with Centerville girls, hinting at romantic entanglements and a big red class ring. The letter format targets Nancy Benz and Shan D. with gossip about Saturday events and a Sunday bowling rumor.
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Shan
March Birthday Parties Bring Third Grade Joy
March brings birthday celebrations to the third grade with three consecutive parties for Minnie Ann Condra Colin Cridlebaugh and Susie Rush ing. Balloons music and festive treats like ice cream cookies cupcakes and candy bars fueled the fun as classmates joined in the cheer. Janice Mosley
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Minnie Ann Condra
Colin Cridlebaugh
Susie Rushing
Janice Mosley
Juniors Elect Waiters for Banquet
The Junior class, busy with planning the junior senior banquet, has elected its waiters and waitresses. Heads are Bob Harsh and Mary Mosley with a list including Bill Benz Sam Coulson Ronald Over turf Terry Martin Hugh Inman Mary DuVall Diana Burton Carol Robinson Karen Pfannebecker and Lee Ann Heckman.
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Bob,Harsh
Bill Benz
Sam Coulson
Ronald Overturf
Terry Martin
Hugh Inman
Mary Mosley
Mary DuVall
Diana Burton
Carol Robinson
Karen Pfannebecker
Lee Ann Heckman
Review of the Ten Commandments film
The review praises the film's scale and majesty. It notes the monumental set pieces including hundreds of workers crafting the stones for the vast city, highlighting the production's epic scope.
Movie Review of Biblical Epic Striking for Its Faith
Carl Rouse calls the Egyptian portrayal powerful noting the Red Sea passage, turning Nile to blood, burning bush, and Commandments scenes. He praises the cast, cost over 16 million dollars, and says the film uplifts faith and offers a meaningful message for students to see in school time.
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Red Sea
Nile
God
Carl Rouse
Bell Rings round 1 Poets Corner
A student dodges taunts in a school hallway as a dreaded crowd grows. The poem ends with a ruthless twist and a warning to run for survival before the next literature test.
Eyes Bill Pasut and Hines Inman Height in Matchup
A compact recap notes Eyes Bill Pasut with physique and Hugh Inman height for the bout. It lists Hands Merrill Coulson Mouth Bob Tomlin Hears Bill Rogers Nose Terry Martin Feet Bob Harsh as key participants in the event lineup.
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Bill Pasut
Hugh Inman
Bill Benz
Merrill Coulson
Bob Tomlin
Bill Rogers
Terry Martin
Bob Harsh
Scribbler Survey On First Impressions Of Boys
A poll collects responses from Karen Scott Ap pearance and personality to Von Gardner noting overall first impressions. Respondents emphasize looks, manner, eyes and smile, with varied mentions of dress, talk, and personality traits.
Miss Spring Appears Amid Spring Fever in Town
The piece notes longer evenings and bonfires as spring arrives. It touches on the urge to skip school and the chance to leave winter worries behind. It frames spring as ideal for renewing January New Year’s resolutions.
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Spring
The Ideal Girl List by Jim Gillaspie President
A senior class portrait of nominees listing traits for ten girls including Hair Mary Mosley Eyes Shirley Walter Figure Carol Day Legs Judy Smith Hands Janie Sawyer Mouth Donna Cochran Nose Karen Pfannebecker Ears Linda Coulson Feet Von Gardner. An old style school page item noting candidate traits and names.
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Jim Gillaspie
Mary Mosley
Shirley Walter
Carol Day
Judy Smith
Janie Sawyer
Donna Cochran
Karen Pfannebecker
Linda Coulson
von Gardner
Books and Crooks Play Underway by Senior Class
Our seniors are in the process of producing a play and have a very good start on this project. The class shows initiative and teamwork as they organize roles and rehearsals for the upcoming production.
Calendar of school events and community activities
Friday March 28 features an FFA banquet and March 29 hosts the District F.F.A. contest at Centerville. On April 1 seniors travel to Chariton for scholarship tests, April 2 includes a Jimmy Davis assembly at 2 45, and April 3 hosts an F B L A party.
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Cast list for upcoming play announced in local edition
The cast is announced listing participants such as Miss Hamilton, Carol Day Gerard Richard McDanel Mr Henly Bill O'Hara Larry Bill Harsh Goody nne Gardner Francis James Gillaspie Burkholder Mrs Gunklock Mrs Blickie Lt. Shaw Wayne Lindley Sandy Walker Carol Main John Tarbell Ann Mihalovich.
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Miss Hamilton
Carol Day "Gerard
Richard McDanel
Henly
Bill O'Hara
Larry
Bill Harsh Goody
Nne Gardner Francis James
Gillaspie Burkholder
Gunklock
Blickie
Shaw
Wayne Lindley
Sandy Walker
Carol Main
John Tarbell
Ann Mihalovich
Dry Man Refuses to Sip From Tall Water Fountains
A poem in which a short student laments floor level water fountains being inaccessible. He pretends to drink from a skyward model, finds it dry, and returns to class in misery. The narrator imagines a future with shorter fountains and ends with a Wheaties moral for short people.
National Library Week Observed nationwide theme Wake Up and Read
President Eisenhower proclaimed March 16 to 22 as National Library Week to promote books and reading. The American Library Association and the National Book Committee sponsor events and publicity nationwide. Iowa headquarters set up in the State Historical Building.
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National Library Week
Dwight D. Eisenhower
American Library Association
National Book Committee
Iowa
State Historical
Moravia Library Comparison Highlighted in State Week
In Des Moines groups without library facilities may borrow from the State Traveling Library. A poster and clipping on National Library Week was posted by our librarians in the back study hall. Moravia boasts a notably fine library for books and reading material compared with other county schools.
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Dea. Moines
National Library Week
Moravia
Ten Commandments Group Comments From Mrs. Tuttle
Students react to the Ten Commandments film with thoughtful praise and insights. Comments praise the film’s impact on faith, the Moses portrayal, and the meaning of the Commandments, noting opportunities for youth and the film’s inspirational quality.
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Moses
Do You Argue With Parents How To Get Along
A feature offers guidance on home conflicts and running away. It advocates provocative tactics such as ordering parents, staying in a bad mood, exchanging words, yelling, and teaching them how to act. It also suggests doing minimal work and passing habits to younger generations.
Clover Leaf Club Meeting Sees Social Day
The Clover Leaf club met on Wednesday March 19 with Mrs Mildred Tarbell as hostess. Members Verna Mc Aninch Fern Penfield Edith Cal Jen Ethel Fenton and Mansel Tarbell attended. The next regular meeting is postponed and Ethel Fenton will host April 16.
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Clover Leaf Club
Mildred Tarbell
Verna McAninch
Fern Penfield
Edith Cal
Jen
Ethel Fenton
Mildred J
Mansel Tarbell
Obey Thy Parents Says Obvious Contradiction List
A quip contrasts harsh directives with the admonition to obey parents. The lines ridicule negative behavior toward parents and emphasize filial obedience, framing the idea as a moral guideline rather than a literal instruction. The passage reads as a satirical take on parental guidance.
Public notices for sale bills and ads encouraged
Readers are urged to plan public notices and sale advertisements with The Union to maximize reach and crowd turnout for successful sales across the region.
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