Scribbler Roll Editor and Staff List
A school newspaper roll lists editor Janice McDonough and assistant Rowena Cox with sponsor Miss Barrows. Reporters span multiple classes from freshmen through juniors, including Janet Rhee, Nancy Crabtree, Shirley Helmick, Pat Judge, Ann McDonough, Joyce McDonough, and many others across sophomores and juniors.
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Janice McDonough
Rowena Cox
Miss Barrows
Seppe
Carol Adams
Betty Bluther
Ronnie Boyer
Elaine Harrington
Edie Mullins
David Shel- Gulst
Inda Underwood
Linda Whitehead
Sharon Wilson
Janet Rhee
Nancy Crabtree
Shirley Helmick
Pat Judge
Ann McDonough
Joyce McDonough
Mary Joyce Mullins
Reta Paxton
Patty Rogers
Marsha Stewart
Judy Stufflebeam
Debra van Dee
End of Year Reflections and Summer Plans at School
The piece notes the school year ending with seniors leaving and younger students staying, while summer offers fun, work, and study options. It suggests using libraries for reading across subjects and encourages readers to explore front pages beyond comics for surprising news.
Reading Enrichment Encouraged This Summer
Rowena Cox, assistant editor, urges readers not to stay buried in books all summer. A light reading habit can broaden knowledge and spark new interests for students and families alike.
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Tam
Rowena Cox
Mohawk High School Yearbooks Printed and Priced at 2 50
After school started last fall the Mohawk High School annual staff prepared yearbooks for students who reserved them. The completed annuals have a white cover with a Mohawk Indian image and blue year. Each yearbook costs 2.50 and seniors issue the annuals annually. Derrill MccDanel.
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M.hls
Derrill MccDanel
Girls Enjoy Softball During Pleasant P E Class
During pleasant weather the P E class plays softball. The coach forms two teams and starts with relays. The relay winners choose to bat or field, and all the girls enjoy being outside for the activity led by Mary Jo Wilson.
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P. E
Batlor
Mary Jo Wilson
Who Likes Whom Penny and Partners
A list of paired names shows individuals matched as couples or partners. The article presents numerous pairings such as Penny Prough and Dan Scott, Judi Stufflebeam and Kenny Long, Candy Morrison and Jimmy Davi, and Mary Jo Wilson with Ronnie Ellison, among others.
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Penny Prough
Dan Scott
Judi Stufflebeam
Kenny Long
Candy Morrison
Jimmy Davison
Biology Class Advances Through Human Body Systems
The biology class is nearing year end and studying the major body systems. They have completed the skeletal and muscular systems and now focus on the digestive, excretory, and circulatory systems. Dave Phillips.
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Dave Phillips
Last Day School Celebrations Mentioned
Readable lines note seniors graduation on May 19 and 8th grade graduation on May 26. Mention party by Janice McDonough and chatter about Janet Rhee and Pat Judge liking to clean desks. References to freshmen rain on Friday and names Joyce McDonough and Judy Stuf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice McDonough
Janet Rhee
Pat Judge
Joyce McDonough
Judy Stuf
Fragmentary Note Mentions Mary Strunkled and Marcia Walter
A garbled OCR item names Mary Strunkled and Marcia Walter with references to Hebeam and Shirley Helmick. Partial phrases imply questions about actions and attempts to climb, but the fragmentary text yields no clear events or dates.
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Mary
Pat Judge
Marcia Walter
Shirley Helmick
Quiz and review notes from Gen Science class
In our General Science class we discuss Current Science issues 17 to 31. We have tackled problems on horsepower and foot pounds. As the school year ends we begin review for semester and six week tests. Nancy Crabtree
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Nancy Crabtree
Moravia marching band drills new recruits on base field
The Moravia marching band, with new drum majorette Joyce Mc Donough, practices every fifth period on the baseball field. They focus on spacing, alignment, and new steps to start a strong year. Penny Prough.
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Moravia Marching Band
Joyce McDonough
Penny Prough
Algebra I review and six weeks test date announced
In fourth period Algebra I the class reviews factoring tables and graphs. A six weeks test is scheduled for Monday May 24 and a semester test on Wednesday May 26. Ann McDonough.
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Ann McDonough
Essay Form Characteristics and Notable Examples
This article explains two main traits of essays: personal voice from the writer and flexible form. It cites examples by Montaigne Scudder Crothers and White and notes student interest in reading essays for the first time.
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Montaigne
Scudder
Crothers
Edna
White
Jean Howk
Cards of Thanks for Leah Tisue Family
The family of Leah Tisue extends heartfelt appreciation for expressions of sympathy including flowers visits cards letters and food. Your prayers and kindness have helped at this time of grieving.
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Leah Tisue
Freshman Home Economics class wraps cooking unit
Debbie Van Dorin describes completing a cooking unit with workbook exercises and recipe projects. Students earned stars for each dish made for families and now submit home project reports covering cleaning houses basements meal prep babysitting and garden work. The program aims to build responsibility and teen readiness.
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HOME
Debbie van Dorin
The History of Science Class I
The piece describes a science class where students learn that science may be both work and pleasure. It notes a Vande Graff generator used in the laboratory and assumes freshmen understand the reference. It promises to answer many questions as part of the lesson.
Freshman Class Hopes for Enjoyable Science Years Ahead
A letter from Mr Hostétier reflects on problems and gratitude, hoping the future freshman generation, the gelentee class, will enjoy science as much as current students. The note conveys optimism for continued science enthusiasm.
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Hostétier
Nancy Crabtree
Reading A Tale of Two Cities in class discussion
In eighth period Literature we finish Romeo and Juliet and begin Dickens A Tale of Two Cities. The class reads aloud, focusing on the novel's second section after completing the first. Judi Stufflebeam.
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Charles Dickens
Judi Stufflebeam
Assistant Editor Chosen for Scribbler 1985 66
The Scribbler selection process picked three sophomores Mar tin Walter Linda Irwin and Mar sha Day for English and writing ability. From them the staff chose Marsha Day as assistant editor for 1985 66 and editor for 1966 67, with congratulations from Miss Barrows and the sponsors.
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Scribbler
Martin Walter
Linda Irwin
Marsha Day
Miss Barrows
F.F.A. Meeting For New Officers Held May 12
The Future Farmers of America held a May 12 meeting to install new officers. Eighth grade boys planning Vocational Agriculture and FFA for next year attended, with David Shelquist presiding, and thirty six members present. Nineteen additional eighth graders were considering joining.
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F.F.A
Future Farmers of America
David Shelquist
New F F A Officers Installed at Vocational Group
The installation of new officers followed by officers accepting duties. Ronnie Boyer guided eighth grade boys through the chapter scrapbook while David Shelquist and Mr Dayton delivered talks on Vocational Agriculture and F F A. The group adjourned with the pledge and toured the shop before refreshments. Gerald Hawk, reporter.
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Ronnie Boyer
David Shelquist
Mr. Dayton
F.F.A
Birth of Paul Edward Hiatt in Palo Alto California
Mrs Theo Miller Coulson and Mr Mrs Ernest Hiatt announce the birth of a son Paul Edward to Mr and Mrs Robert Hiatt of Palo Alto California born May 23. Families and friends visited and attended church and a play in Albia Centerville during the weekend with Rev J A Ogden Eunice Vess among the guests.
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Ernest Hiatt
Paul Edward
Robert Hiatt
Palo Alto
Calif
Guy Argo
Dale Wilson
Dallas
Richard Coltrain
Sherri Lynne
Albia
Herb Boblenz
Russell Burns
Connie Boblenz
Clifford Belzer
van Pfannebecker
Hansel and Gretel
Centerville
Theo Miller
J. A. Ogden
Eunice
Vess
Local visitors and showers honor Janice Mosley
John Hiatt and Mabel Coulson hosted and attended visitors including Lute Hiatt Theo Miller Mintia Shoemaker Von Frannebecker Doris Boblenz and Perry Mikels. Gerald Mikels hosted guests while Mrs Mikels attended a shower for Lute Etta Hart at Peoples Baptist church on Friday. Sean Turner and Rachel Smith of Iowa City visited Herb Boblenz Saturday. Jerry Boblenz plans to return home Wednesday evening May 26 for summer vacation.
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Guardian Maintenance Service
Carmer's Inc
Larry Mo
Paula Cleaver
Max Argo
Tim Wright
Sandy Fenton
Joe Conn
Ronnie Ellison
Minnie Ann Condra
Gerald al
Caro Adams
Gary Jones
Bill Benjamin
Jim Logan
Kathy Pullen
Gary Johnson
Madelyn Sinclair
Alan Clark
Vickie Renwick
Tim Mihalovich
Jean Hawk
Larry Irwin
G. E. Lyse
Connie Mullins
Milan Sinclair
Sonny Hawk
Larry Caltrain
Donna Raekard
Sonny Walker
Debra Walker
Phil Wright
Sondra Scott
Richard Perry
Joyce McDonaugh
Texaco
Jerold Lase
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E. E. McCreary
Gerald Hawk
Elliott Bookkeeping Supply
E. State Centerville
Oskaloosa Livestock Auction
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Oskaloosa
Ray Tubaugh
Richard Tubaugh
Moravia
Tubaugh Bros
Irestone
Firestone
Firestone Speedway
Anne
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UNI
United States
Ampuy At
Terea
Firestone Coclars
Astvice Wotons
Firantona Agi
Oehler Bros
Firestone Stores
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