M H S Scribbler Students Study Postwar Civics Poems
A school activity lists many students and typists while describing civics lessons on postwar government agencies such as the Federal Trade Board and the Federal Communications Board. The Junior literature class finishes the unit on Favorite Poems with selections by Bryant Holmes and Lowell, noting favorites like Thanatopsis My Aunt The Raven and Marshes of Glynn.
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Federal Trade Board
Federal Communications Board
William C. Bryant
Holmes
Lowell
Glynn
Bennie Tarbell
Seniors Farewell Banquet and Bac calaureate Reflections
The editorial notes close of senior year with a Friday banquet and a Sunday Bac calaureate. It praises the formal gowns, escorts, and orchestra, thanks the juniors, and urges thought about weather and politics as a weekly musing on worry and concern.
More Work Than Time In English Classes
Freshman and sophomores face a heavy load of English assignments and limited time to complete them. Teachers note excessive worksheets and workbook tasks stretching across the term.
Eight seniors top four year averages in class record
The senior class boasts eight students with the highest scholastic marks including Janice Mosley Carl Rouse Dick Mason Mary Proctor Janet Phillips Gene Vincent Judy Smith and Linda Ward. An estimated twelve more seniors exceed 90 percent, totaling a strong graduating class with average around 95.70 and 94.97 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Mosley
Carl Rouse
Dick Mason
Mary Proctor
Janet Phillips
Gene Vincent
Judy Smith
Linda Ward
Scribbler Staff Honors Yearly Editors and Assistants
The Scribbler staff congratulates Janice Mosley on a strong year as editor and commends Ann Mihalovich for distinctive senior graph writing. Janet Phillips provided weekly stories, Judy Smith and Marilois Robinson served as typists, Mary Mossey will be next year’s editor, and Bennie Tarbell was chosen assistant editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Mosley
Mary Mosley Whiters
Dick Sweetien
Bennie Tarbell
Linds Ward
Ann Mihalovich
Betty Ann King
Rita Gardner
Mary DuVall
Karen Scott
Donna Rae Tubaugh
Sharon O’conner
Virginia Burger
Sharon Walter
Janice Vickroy
Bert Batterson
Jim Foster
Mona Main
Sharon McSparen
Martha Rouse
Janet Harrington
Nellie Argo
Janet Phillips
Judy Smith
Marilots Robinson
the Scribbler
Marilois Robinson
Scribbler
Mary Mossey
Janice
Calendar of Events and Senior Banquet Acknowledgments
Friday May 22 marks high school commencement and May 28 ends the school year with Eighth Grade commencement. Miss Mitten dedicated much effort to getting the paper to press. The juniors and sponsors hosted a lovely seniors banquet. Linda Coulson earned praise for her yearbook editorship. Linda Ward receives the 1959 Betty Crocker Homemaking award. Janice Mosley, Carl Rouse, and Richard Mason topped scholastic honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Ward
Betty Crocker
Janice Mosley
Carl Rouse
Richard Mason
There Was a Boy Named Dan Who Skipped School
A verse about Dan who skipped school to defy rules and feel like a big man, a short kid’s rhyme attributed to Bobby Burns. It aligns with playful dated lines and a Rose and bee image tied to Elaine Free and Joyce Kincade verses about romance.
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Dan
Bobby Burns
Rose
Elaine Free
Joyce Kincade
Moravia F F A May Meeting Sets Summer Schedule
The Moravia F F A held its regular meeting May 15 at 11 20 a m with 36 members and 23 guests present. New officers were installed including President Bill Benz Vice President Bob Harsh Secretary Steve Burger Treasurer Richard Coltrain Sentinel Billy Joe Scott and Reporter Billy Main. The group voted to hold summer meetings on the third Monday of each month. Pop and candy bars were served at the close.
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Moravia
Billy Main
Franklin News Notes Social Visits and Gatherings
Franklin residents report numerous visits and social events. Mrs Esril Swift hosts guests including Mr and Mrs Donald Whitehead and Sally. Fern Callen stays with Edward McCord. officers training at Seonium. multiple families share meals and call on neighbors during the week.
Sunday Visits Reported Across Albia and Nearby Areas
Afternoon callers note multiple family and relative visits. James Calhoun and family were Sunday guests at Blair Ragan in Albia. Kenny Brown and Michele visited Beryl Brown’s home. Bernice and Marlene Rinehart called on Maude Turner. James Hersberger family visited relatives in Missouri. Duane Wilson and Mark visited Kenny Brown and Earl Swift homes Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Whitehead
Sally
Don Richards
Fern Callen
Edward McCords
Neva Richards
Maude Turner
Thelma Calhoun
Emily
Constance Thompson
Freda Swift
Seonium
Clair Long
Jeffrey
Earl Swift
James Calhouns
James Calhoun
Leona
Carol
Delbert Calhouns
Roseann
Shirley Calhoun
Clair Potts
Marcia Thompson
Linda Ammons
Emmett Derby
Rita
Centerville
Res- Coe Curtis
Plano
Wayne Thompson
Ray Gilliands
Glenn Turners
George Shehan
Blair Ragan
Albia
Kenny Brown
Michele
Beryl Brown
Bernice
Marlene Rinehart
James Hersberger
Missouri
Duane Wilson
Mark
Shanghai Social Roundup At the Rineharts and Friends
Mr and Mrs Bert Rinehart host a busy Sunday with visits from Roy Rinehart Margaret Herring and Gerald Rinehart and boys Mary Jo James McDonalds and Fred Christy households share dinners and calls. Aubrey Christy Wayne Christy and Arthur Burton enjoy gatherings at Christys and Benjamins in Centerville and Bloomfield.
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David Lippert
Lloyd Landgrebe
James McDonalds
Mary Jo
Fred Christy
Bert Rineharts
Roy Rinehart
Margaret Herring
Gerald Rinehart
Aubrey Christy
Bob Bennett
Ihe
Dan Benjamins
Centerville
Glen Overturf
Judy
Ralph Stickler
Rex Hagerman
Gerald Rineharts
Wayne Christy
Charles Wakefield
Joyce
Elaine Christy
Bert Rinehart
Frank Rinehart
Bloomfield
Pleasant Hill News Tidbits from Community Gatherings
Pleasant Hill residents hosted gatherings and visits over the weekend. Mrs Dick Brown's group attended, Tupperware was hosted by Phyllis Dicks, and many families visited or hosted at various homes including Moore Callen and Dick Brown households. A Des Moines trip involved school children and mothers.
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Pleasant Hill
Mrs
Dick Brown
Clara
Theresa Brown
Vera Moore
Nona Dicks
Phyllis Dicks
Des Moines
Russell Brown
Delbert Calhoun
Elbert Moore Home
DeWayne Moore
Bill Moore
Mearl Dicks
Gilbert Callen
Community News Recap and Upcoming Mother-Daughter Tea
Mrs B B dell Spring hosts visitors from Center ville Merrick New York trip to Josie Stuckey’s home in Centerville Mae Morlan heads to Hannibal and Mexico with Karen Moore. Relatives visit and hospital checks noted. Mahaska hospital see Frank Argo surgery patient. Annual Mother-Daughter Tea set Thursday at Brethren Church rooms hosted by WMS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wilkinson
H. B. Spring
Josie Stuckey
Ed Winans
Centerville
Major
Dale Stuckey
Oklahoma
Merrick
New York
Helen
Karen Moore
Mae Morlan
Hannibal
Mexico
Karen
Ora Powell
Marlyn
Harold Spring
Velva Hickey
Moulton
Joe Moore
Linda
Timmy
Lora
Alvin Spring
Dewey Houser
Lloyd Selix
Roger
Merrill Salladay
Kirksville
Minnie Replagle
Edna Moore
Raymond Hughes
Oskaloosa
Mahaska Hospital
Frank Argo
Wright
Ricky
Dennis Hauser
Brethren Church Fellowship Rooms
W. M.S
Alumni Banquet Set at School as Community Notables Gather
Julie Morlan Sherry Spring visit Cecil Morlan near Unionville. Mrs Maurice Fitzsimmons Albia demonstrator at party with Mrs Alvin Spring hostess Friday. About a dozen guests. Mrs Frank Starcar sustained foot injury. X rays show no bone break but ligaments may be damaged. Minnie Replogle visited Carl Whisler Adell. Schol will close this weekend. Alumni banquet at the school Saturday evening May 23. Mrs Lou Ullrick Doggett 83 longtime Centerville resident died Sunday May 17. Survived by sons Node Charles Doggett Ashland OH James Doggett Boulder CO Emil Doggett Oakland MN Hallie Doggett near Centerville and daughter Velta May Swartz Page AZ. funeral Tuesday Miller Wehrle Centerville with Rev Banks Doggett officiating. Burial Oakland. Sympathy offered to the bereaved.
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Julie Morlan
Sherry Spring
Cecil Morlans
Unionville
Maurice Fitzsimmons
Albia
Alvin Spring
Frank Starcar
Minnie Replogle
Carl Whisler
Adell Schol
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