Scribbler Elect Officers For Next Year
The student body and class officers for next year were elected on Wednesday May 17. Eighth through juniors voted for student body officers while eighth through juniors also chose class officers. Officers include president Dave Godby and treasurer Jim Sheldon for the student body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Godby
Fonda Dicks
Sally Martin
Jim Sheldon
Stuart McDanel
Mark Lobb
Robin Young
Donna Beaird
Dave McDanel
Mike Godby
Lisa Clark
Brent Walker
Cheryl Faber
Senior class officers named for next year
Joyce Christy serves as vice president Sally Whitehead is secretary and Jeff Beck treasurer in the current slate. For the next year Virginia Cortesio is president Janice Ballanger is vice president Carol Wilson is secretary and Joni Caster is treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Christy
Sally Whitehead
Jeff Beck
Virginia Cortesio
Janice Ballanger
Carol Wilson
Joni Caster
Sam
Memory Lane AROUND THE ASSEMBLY CLUB T.L. disputes and local banter
A fragment from Memory Lane notes frictions at the assembly with statements about a two in a seat club, seats damaged, and colorful opinions from Donald Easter Francis Miller Wendell Cloyed Pauline Laws Alvin Donahoo and others. The piece ends with a murder reference revealed as a chicken dissection episode in a class, not a real crime.
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Young
T.L
Donald Easter
M.H.S
Francis Miller
Wendell Cloyed
WABASH AVENUE TAXI SERVICE
Students at the schoolhouse noon hour experience a real taxi service using Mr Young s automobile that stops midway between homes to pick up girls. The playful ride saves ten minutes of walking, with girls gratefully thanking him for the unusual midday transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash Avenue
Molravia
Mr. Young
Thoughts Thunk by a Freshman During Assembly
A fragment from a school page recalls forty students in a hall hesitating before entering the assembly to choose a course or group, capturing the anxiety and formal mood of the moment as freshmen navigate the first major student gathering.
Freshmen Paddling Scarce After New Coach Rule
In a memoir style reminiscence Doris Jean Luse recalls the freshman paddling policy change under Mr Young. He declares all paddling of freshmen will be done by him prompting relief among novices. Friendship with the coach emerges as a steady comfort after the rough start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Young
Doris Jean Luse
Woodward
Franklin Happy Helpers 4-H Club Meeting Highlights
Franklin Happy Helpers 4-H met May 8 at 7 30 with eight members three guests and two leaders. Susan Whitehead led the pledge and Doreen Hershberger ordered the meeting. New business discussed 4-H camp. Presentations by Julie Perry Maureen Derby and Carol Christy covered cooking eggs cherry cobbler and polite eating. Refreshments served by Maureen Derby and her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Happy Helpers
Maureen Derby
Susan Whitehead
Doreen Hershberger
Julie Perry
Carol Christy
Maureen
4-H Club Plans Cemetery Cleanup Before Memorial Day
The boy's 4-H club discussed cleaning two cemeteries before Memorial Day. The meeting closed with the pledge to the 4-H flag as Susan Whitehead presented "Let's Do The Dishes." Lona Gladfelder demonstrated "Let's Compare Puddings" and Sally Whitehead spoke on "Advantages of Oven Meals" with refreshments served by Mrs. Gladfelder, Pam, and Lona. The evening ended with making hospital favors for Monroe County Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Whitehead
Lona Gladfelder
Sally Whitehead
Monroe County Hospital
Union 4-H Meeting Highlights Plans and Demonstrations
Union Farmerettes 4-H held its meeting with 11 members and four visitors. Reports from secretary and treasurer were given, old business discussed, and plans set for June 21 meeting and July 12 achievement show at Unionville Methodist church. Demonstrations covered cocoa types, protein importance, polite table manners, measuring, table setting, and cheese bread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherri Hinote
Brenda Kelley
Denise Bolin
Diane Kelley
Hope School
Jr. Camp
Diane Keiley
Connie Rogers
Methodist Church
Unionville
Beth Wilen
Lynita Bolin
Danita Hoffman
Judy Kelley
Board of Supervisors May 19 1972 proceedings summary
The Appanoose County Board of Supervisors met in regular session at 9:00 a.m. with members Doyle N. Anderson, Carl A. Evang, and Arthur M. Streepy present. Minutes from May 1972 were approved as read. The board processed claims for General Fund and other funds, itemizing office supplies, salaries, postage, printing, and service costs for various departments and trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appanocee County Board of Supervisors
Doyle N. Anderson
Carl A. Evang
Arthur M. Streepy
Streepy
Evana
General Fund
Bailey Typewriter Exchange, Inc
Lear
Betty
City Book
Bove
Eighth District Planning Council
Farnsworth
Vert K
M. Ch
Sidies Co
Smith
Traxler
Industrial Fund
Surance Ay
Wvn Starkley
Cecil Morlan
Neal Wagner
Glen Mathews
Underwood
Linda
Salary University
Court Fund
Cameron
FP. C
Central College
Colton
Maryln
Yeedum Hildreth
Wilbur
Polk Co
Iowa
Varrott, Matt, & Song Co
Baker
Cleta
Blalne
Jeanette
Fragmented county expense list features many payees
A garbled OCR page lists numerous payments to medical providers, pharmacies, nursing homes, utilities, and staff across county funds. Names include Edith Johnson, Mike Sullivan, and others, with totals and line items for care and keep, hospitalizations, and relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surf's Ambulance Service
Genevieve Q
Bogle
Grimes
David L
Monroy Co
Care & Keep
Mike Sullivan
Town Southern Utilities
Uicities
Johnson
Edith
Cash
Loeffert
FL B
M.D. Medical
Edith Johnson
Lockima
Raula M
Cash Relief
Tave Rexall Drug
Medical
Owl Rexall Pharmacy
Dmies
Polieh
Marie
St. Joseph Mery
Edith Johnson County Farm Fund
Ena Eles Ohalls
State Institution Fund Bower, R
D.O
Brau Pharmacy
Fallen Age
Ma Haute Hospital
Care & Jones
Pha Larsen
Lerner
Zwerke, Dre, & Poor
County Home
Mmedient A
Medica Nest N
Lin Aeds Nursing Home
Muscatine County
Oakdale
Towa Telephone Co
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Scribbler
M. Patrick
Gleason
Opt
Centerville
Auars Uo
Lee R. Benz
Moravia
Clayton Leeper
Hardie
Elaine Palmer
Jes Club News
Pamela
Lona Gladfelders
Union Farmerettes
The
Board of Supervisors
Towegian Printing Co
Nobles
Sparrow
Bev
Moulton Tribune
Sechelt
Sharon
Wood
Ralph Oy
Bangs
Cooper
R. E
Madson
Jerrold T
North
Avid
Cavior Lumber Infes
Centerville Marts
Century Laboratories
Equin
Cleveland Cotton Pro
Graver Lumber Co
Culligan Soft
Bangs Auto Supply
DeVore Ford«Mercury, Inc
Farm & Home Supply
Guardian Maintenance Service
Carmer’s Inc
Ew& US Sewing Machines
Grismore Sewing Center
Southern Utilities Company
Albia
Dow Preterson
Paul Morehead
Sohn Peterson Siere
Thomas L. Kofeman
Albia Sales Co., Inc
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