Editorial Time Has Come Farewell to Scribbler Staff
The final editorial reflects on a year of strong reporting and ideas from the Scribbler staff. The author thanks reporters, staff, advisers, and sponsors, notes Marsha Day will be next year’s editor with Judi Stufflebeam as assistant editor, and invites others to join. Readers are encouraged to continue supporting the paper.
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Pye
Scribbler
Miss Barrows
Marsha Day
Judi Stufflebeam
Judi
Educational Librarians Tour Simpson College Library
Eleven librarians and Mr. Guthrey toured the Simpson College Library at Indianola in a morning educational trip. They visited the new library sections, saw machines for recopying pages, and learned how books are catalogued. A misstep led three girls to the fire escape, causing minor embarrassment before they were found.
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Guthrey
Simpson College Library
Indianola
Campus Tour Returns Students to Dorms Exhausted Yet Enlightened
After a lively campus tour and enthusiastic crowds the group was allowed to roam freely. One group spotted a sorority house while another wandered nearby. They returned home tired but found the trip interesting and worthwhile.
Seniors Tour Glennwood School visit highlights progress
The Glenwood State Hospital School trip by the senior class on May 3 featured an auditorium band, remarks by superintendent Leonard Lavis, and department explanations. Students toured the campus, visited housing units, and observed classes including a deaf classroom.
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Glenwood State Hospital
Woodward
Leonard Lavis
Lacey Hall
Glenn
Contie Mullins
Fifth Period Literature Reads The Merchant Of Venice
In fifth period literature we read Shakespeare’s play The Merchant of Venice. We read an act a day, often aloud, then discuss it. Mr Chambers explains the act to help understanding. Judi Stufflebeam.
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William Shakespeare
Mr. Chambers
Judi Stufflebeam
F B L A trip to Kirksville for college tour
The F B L A group visited Northeast Missouri State Teachers College in Kirksville. Violette Hall housed the new Business Education building and Dr Kauzlarich led a tour of the business section with various office machines. A shorthand class demo used ear phones for adjustable dictation speeds.
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F.B.L.A
Kirksville
Northeast Missouri State Teachers College
Violette Hall
Kauzlarich
Comic Dictionary of Accelerators and Adages
A compact humor piece listing playful definitions for common terms. It cheekily redefines words like accident, age, college, and science with wry, lighthearted quips about school life, love, and society. The tone mimics a humorous print roundup from a bygone era.
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America
Fashions A Go Go For A Lively Summer Wardrobe
Mary Kay describes a vibrant 1960s style trend with bell sleeves knit tops hip hugger skirts and slacks. Stripes prints and wide vinyl belts define shorts and pants while poplin sneakers white red navy yellow and burgundy shade outfits. Sandals with t straps and lace accents finish the look with fresh feminine touches. See ya next week.
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Mary Kay
Sixth Period Home Ec Skills Cost Awareness
In sixth period Home Ec II students study how to shop for clothes and compare stores. They learn to be comparison shoppers and seek the best value. Each student compares items in three catalogs and selects the best option to buy.
Calendar of events May 12 to May 18
Sophomores roast at Kenny Long's after school on May 12. Senior Class Trip and Baccalaureate May 12 to 14. Library Club meets May 16 in room 107 during 6th period. Girls softball at Twin Cedars on May 17. Last day for seniors May 18.
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Weiner
Kenny Long
Twin Cedars
Here
Our Wish Came True Softball Team Debut
A school reports its new girls softball program under coach Gary Dean Pfannehecker, posting 21 victories and 1 loss last season. This spring under Mr. Reno the team has won all four games, and players debuted blue and white uniforms with blue piping and snaps.
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Gary Dean Pfannehecker
Gary
Reno
Pat Judge
Home Ec six weeks study social skills and friendships
In this Home Ec chapter students learn dos and don ts for making themselves more enjoyable. Mrs Selix assigns interviews asking four girls or four boys what they like in a friend or partner. Joyce McDonough notes the class finds the topic interesting and helpful.
What’s News in Rainbow Hall and Rome City High
A series of casual queries and gossip prompts cover Friday night window antics Nancy Crabtree Saturday happiness Jean Allen Saturday illness Debra Walker history class photo vibe seniors end of term dates May 18 and 24 Janet Rhee mystery bucket Rowena Cox Virginia affinity John Beal new romance Don Self questions Maribeth Johnson haircut Patty Rogers Janet Rhee McDonough’s cartoons Joyce McDonough reporter
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Conne Mullins
Rainbow Hall
Mornig
Nancy Crabtree
Jean Allen
Debra Walker
Janet Rhee
Rowena Cox
Virginia
John Beal
Don Self
Dizzy
Centerville Square
Maribeth Johnson
Patty Rogers
Delbert Calhoun Family Moves to Monroe County
Mr and Mrs Delbert Calhoun Richard and Karl Lee moved to their new home in Monroe County on Thursday They have long resided nearby and friends wish them happiness in their new location Mrs Whitehead hosted dinner for the movers on move day Other local families and residents visited called and shared meals during the week including the Whiteheads the Hellyers and the Browns Many social visits and a Junior Senior Prom were noted with several families sharing Sunday dinners and Saturday evening gatherings Orville McCord of Iowa City was also listed among local witnesses
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Delbert Calhoun
Richard
Karl Lee
Monroe County
Whitehead
Edward O'Kair
Sons
Indianola
Roos
T, Jennings
Lloyd Brown
Donald Whitehead
Sally
Susan
Dell Hellyer
Sandra Whitehead
Des Moines
Clarence Whitehead
Bobby
George Hellyer
B. C. Whitehead
Don
B. F. Whitehead
Hazel Hellyer
John Huff
Judy Cochran
Dick Cloyed
Ethel Hamilton
Robert Jennings
Lyle
Ronnie Cloyed
Bud McDanel
Orville McCord
Iowa City
Weekend Visits Highlight Local Social Roundup
A series of Sunday and weekend gatherings featured the McCord family visiting the Delbert Calhoun home and Ames trip for one member. Attendees included the Jackson, Runnells, Hiner, Jennings, Brown, and Tellyer households along with others from Albia Centerville and Centerville Community Center events.
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Edward McCord
Ames
Albia
James McCord
Keith
Kay
Eugene Jackson
Pearl Runnells
Amy
John
Clarence
Floyd Hiner
Delbert Calhoun
Fred Christy
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