Computerizing M H S at October 24 opens new student tool
Students at M H S gain access to a C.1.5.1 computer terminal loaned by the Iowa Department of Public Instruction. The device, in Mr Laws office, guides Career exploration by asking questions on education training and interests and prints possible careers with details such as earnings requirements and job descriptions.
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Laws
Iowa Department of Public Instruction
Area 15
C.ls.l
Lawa
C.I.S.1
Michele Koffman
Calendar of Events For Noblesville Friday to Monday
Calendar items list events at Hedrick Melcher Albia and Albia dates in November including Vocal Music Clinic on November 5 Athletic Banquet on November 7 Variety Shows on November 11 and 12 and Girls Basketball at Albia. The schedule spans Friday Saturday Monday Friday and Tuesday with multiple school activities and public notices.
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Hedrick
Melcher
Albia
The Senior Year and the Car Wash Racket
Co editor Lona Gladfelder muses on senior status and car wash fundraisers as a rite of passage. She notes seniors feel powerful yet face new computer delays and crowded offices, while underclassmen adapt to changing school dynamics.
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Chapa
Continental Telephone presents school lesson on phone use
On Wednesday October 10 a Continental Telephone representative taught MHS students in Tth period typing class how to use phones correctly. A film titled How to Lose Your Beat Customer was shown and discussed. Millie Johnson answered questions and provided materials while the class thanked Continental Telephone for the program.
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Continental Telephone
M.H.S
Eliison
Millie Johnson
Millie
Tena Mcintire
Iowa Scholarships and Grants For Students In Need
Iowa offers two state scholarships and two grant programs for financially needy students. The State of Iowa Scholarship awards up to 600 for top Class 12 students who took the October ACT and meets counselor assisted application by December 1977. Tuition Grants provide up to 1300 yearly for privately supported Iowa colleges with FAF form due March 1, 1978. Town Vocational Technical Grants are up to 400 for residents in vocational schools, with FAF due March 1, 1978.
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Iowa
State of Iowa
Towa
Iowa Financial Aid
Mohawkettes Open 1977-78 Nonconference Season
The Mohawkettes begin the 1977-78 season with a nonconference trip to Albie on November 15. Coach Ivan Hankins expects a fast, enduring squad despite limited height, with five letter winners returning including Brenda Johnson and Sheri Kester leading a disciplined effort.
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Mohawkette
Mohawkettes
Albie
Ivan Hankins
Hankins
Brenda Johnson
Sheri Kester
John McDanet
Berky McBride
Susan Whitehead
School fashions on the move at MHS
The article notes fashion shifts at MHS this year with jeans becoming more respectable. Trends include dress and slack combos, cowl necks, occasional flowers in hair, shack suits, skirt and jacket sets, and gauzy styles as students are urged to dress up.
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M.H.S
Yearbook Plans Start for 1978 Under the Arch Theme
Plans for the 1978 yearbooks are underway with the theme Under the Arch. The design contest offered a free yearbook to the winner and featured prongs colored black print.
Mohawks Upset Seymour In Regional Football Tilt
Moravia Mohawks defeated Seymour Warriors 20-6 to move to 3 and 4 in conference play. Randy McDonough rushed 118 yards on 18 carries, Mark Hall 132 on 13 attempts, Hall 75 yard TD, Tubaugh extra points, Seymour's TD came on a 25 yard pass. Moravia outgained 253 rushing yards to 59 for Seymour, with 1 of 3 Moravia passes good for 3 yards and Seymour 5 of 9 for 52 yards. Moravia fumbled twice, Seymour four times. Last game of season set for Friday November 4 against Hedrick.
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Moravia Mohawks
Seymour Warriors
Mohawks
Moravia
Randy McDonough
Jaren Tubaugh
Mark Hall
Tubaugh
Seymour
Hall
Hedrick
Community Notes Highlight Halloween Gatherings and Visits
Local residents hosted and attended numerous social events from Halloween parties to birthdays across Albia Knoxville and Centerville. Guests included Donovan Kalvig Donovan and Ballanger families with gatherings at Gardner Wood Hiatt Tarbell and Main homes along with hospital stays and birthday celebrations.
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Arthur Donovan
Irven Kalvig
Bessie Donovan
Nadine Wood
Jr. Donovan
Diamonds
Jr Donovan
Lucile Donovan
Jesse Ballanger
Youth Department
Richard Gardner
Larry Hiatt
Chad
Chris Spencer
Carl Hiatt
Chad Hiatt
Lois Wilson
Melissa Zapatil
Judy Ballanger
Melinda Paris
Robin Tarbell
Julie
Jody Gardner
Ralph Spencer
Jay Long
Albia Hospital
Jay
Delous Ballanger
Evelyn Gardner
Ottumwa
Ivyl Tarbell
Dari Tarvel
Ivyl
David Weld
Eldora
John Main
Genevie Kalvig
Donovan
John Wood
Knoxville
Debbie Krewson
Richard
Ruby Cloyed
Stanley Spencer
Chris
Wayne Christy
Carol
Edith
Town City
Gil Head
Elmer Clayton
Davenport
Loyd Allen
Unionville
Bob Allen
Bill Long
Ivy Tarbell
Keith Phillips
Genevie Kaling
Wayne Clark
Nelson Ballanger
Jesse
Linda Ballanger
Clyde Hart
Centerville
Genevie
Joan Pettibone
Tim
Wayne Hiatt
Las Vegas
Nevada
Tarbell
Olive Jean Tarbell
Robin
Bert Turner
Elizabeth Anderson
Mea Edna Downard
Beasle
Gensvne
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