Seniorgraph Marsha Cloyed Born in Ottumwa 1951
Marsha Louise Cloyed born April 12 1951 in Ottumwa Town to Mr and Mrs Lyle Cloyed. At 17 she lists Ameri can Government American Social Problems Spanish I Home Ec Ill as subjects. Involved in Library Club Student Council FHA FBLA Glee Club Mixed chorus Scribbler editor Annual staff and Band. Enjoys radio and time with friends. dislikes people who think they are perfect. Highlights include graduation prom and senior trip.
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Marsha Louise Cloyed
Ottumwa
Lyle Cloyed
Marsha
Birthday Notice for Centerville Student Bill Cortesio
Louis William Cortesio Sr announces the birth of his son Bill in Centerville Iowa on March 4 1951. Bill is 18 with brown hair and blue green eyes attends Centerville High School focusing on Advanced Math Physics American Government and Speech. He belongs to FTA FRLA Science Club and Student Council. His hobbies include movies and pizza hut with a goal to achieve notable high school honors.
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Louis William Cortesio
Centerville
Iowa
Louis Wm. Cortesio
Bill
Reno
FTA
FRLA
MHS
Ellen A Cooper Born In Monmouth Illinois March 28 1951
Ellen Annette Cooper born in Monmouth Illinois on March 28 1951 to Mr and Mrs Darrell Cooper. She is 17 with dark brown hair and eyes. She studies bookkeeping shorthand economics government speech and physical education with favorite subject bookkeeping and favorite teacher Mr Pfannenbecker. Active in FHA FBLA Scribbler Science club and basketball hostess. Her favorite pastime is people who are always complaining. The senior trip and graduation mark the high school highlight.
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Ellen Annette Cooper
Monmouth
Illinois
Darrell E. Cooper
Ellen
Pfannebecker
Bulletin Boards Make Classes Come Alive At MHS
Editorial notes bulletin boards in history home economics and FFA rooms teaching themes with maps on Congress Civil War and immigration notes. It highlights Mrs Harris scarecrow display Do Accessories Scare You and FHA banquet fits. The economics class simulates stock trading with imaginary $1000 per student and notes a market decline.
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MHS
United States
Harris
FHA
FFA
Ideal characteristics honor roll at junior high
The Junior High voted the following people as ideal in each category: Pam Robinson and Rex Argo best dressed. Pat Lockman and Tim Purdum ideal height. Tim Morrison best physique. Janiece Tubaugh best figure. Diana Kelley and Stanley Wright most scholastic. Janice Coltrain and Steve Matkovich best personality. Sally Whitehead and Lanny Tisue nicest eyes.
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Pam Robinson
Rex Argo
Pat Lockman
Tim Purdum
Tim Morrison
Janiece Tubaugh
Diana Kelley
Stanley Wright
Janice Coltrain
Steve Matkovich
Sally Whitehead
Lanny Tisue
Local Students Honored For Traits At Assembly
Sandra Brownlee and Jay Mc Donough named friendliest, Carol Wilson and Pat Nicoletta praised for prettiest hair, Karla Scott and Donnie Bolin recognized as best all around students at the Latin Fonda Dicks and David Allen ceremony.
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Sandra Brownlee
Jay McDonough
Carol Wilson
Pat Nicoletta
Karla Scott
Donnie Bolin
Athlatin
Fonda Dicks
David Allen
Drivers Education Chapter Notes and Student Practice
In Drivers Ed students study chapter five on The Sneak Attack of Alcohol and Drugs with research from multiple countries showing about one in three accidents involve a drinking driver. They will begin chapter six Traffic Laws by Nature as some students practice parallel parking and driving to Centerville and Albia in groups of four led by Joyce Stocker.
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Centerville
Albia
Joyce Stocker
V. Airdrum Programs Set for Noon Classroom Breaks
A sanitized list shows daily noon programming for students including Romper Room Driver's Education and various game shows and quizzes. It pairs shows with time slots and class periods, noting in hallways and rooms like Room 108 and mentions of Freshmen and Jr. High cohorts.
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T. V
P. E
Laurence Welk
Herculoids
the Avengers — Jr. High
Green Acres
Joyce Hiatt
the Guiding Light
Mr. Pugh
The
Wild Kingdom
Scribbler Club Plans Visit to Ottumwa Paper Office
The Scribbler regular meeting on March 10 set the month’s writing topic by student choice and discussed a March 21 party. Ruth Steenhoek and Carol Irelan reported on newspaper publishing and color picture development, with a planned Ottumwa office visit before year’s end.
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Ruth Steenhoek
Carol Irelan
Scribbler Club
Ottumwa
Spanish I Class Focuses on Vocabulary Drills
The Spanish I class has been drilling on vocabulary words and phrases to build foundational language skills. Students practice everyday terms, pronunciation, and quick recall in short activities and quizzes.
Present Tense Focus In Spanish Class On Hacer And Weather
Schüler study 5 to 50 plus new words daily with present indicative conjugations. Mr Payne emphasizes hacer meaning to do or to make and uses weather expressions. The class reads translated stories aloud and translates March magazine content with a Spanish record guide.
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Payne
Also Mentioned on This Page
Editorial
Marsha Cloyed
Dean Tomlin
Parks & Bruntford, Inc
Firestone
Annesla
Predai
Fusseos
Oehler Bros
Firestone Stores
Centerville Sale Co
Seymour
Ray & John Banks
Tom Demry
Davis Burger
Southern Utilities Company
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