M H S Scribbler Editor Rosemary Phillips Assistant Editor Linda Davis
A school notes page lists staff editors and class senior to freshmen names. Readers share brief personal entries about visits, meals, dieting, and family updates including Sue Robinson visiting relatives in the Ozarks and Janet Smith checking on her father in Town City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary. Phillips
Linda Davis
Loraine Walker
Jolene VanDorin
Max MecAninch
Carol Lewis
Connie Roblenz
Jo DuVall
Becky Wilson
Nancy Mosley
Karol Helmick
Dixie ‘Tubaugh
Connie Walter
Doris Hawk
Fred Tarbell
Kenny Estlack
Mike Martin
Diane Kincade
Sue’ Robinson
Lillian Milleman
Marlys Fenton
Donna Tomii
Using Time Wisely In First 12 Weeks Of School
Editorial notes the end of the first 12 weeks of school and the value of good study habits. It urges students to evaluate progress, reflect on wasted time, and develop time management as a lasting, praiseworthy trait for the future.
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H. S
Thanksgiving Vacation Reports From Local Residents
Jean Harrington stayed home most of the time with little activity. Diana Faber visited relatives and friends and hoped a certain person would come over. Darlene Fisher visited relatives and ate a lot of food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Harrington
Diana Faber
Darlene Fisher
Polygon names and upcoming geometry unit
The class studied polygons from triangles to pentagons and their angles and sides. They finished the chapter titled Angles of a Polygon and will start Congruent Right Triangles next.
Feudalism rises after Charlemagne empire decline
After Rome fell, Charlemagne's western European empire gave way to feudalism. Kings traded land for protection, becoming lords. nobles became vassals, and serfs or peasants tilled the land while freemen held their own plots.
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Western
Europe
Digestion and Absorption and Next Chapter
A Biology chapter covers the journey of food through the alimentary canal from esophagus to anus, noting a 12 hour transit. It explains digestion as breaking large molecules into smaller ones, and discusses digestion sites, glands, secretions, enzymes, and their effects on food. The class previews Blood and Circulation.
Education Increases Lifetime Earnings
A report from the State Department of Instruction Research shows education raises earnings. It notes education level and ability largely determine income, with 1958 census data showing college graduates earning substantially more than high school and elementary graduates for both men and women.
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State Department of Pulse Instruction, Research Department
U.S
Spanish class conducts memorizations dialogue test
Spanish students completed a dialogue memorization test choosing a partner and presenting the conversation before the class. The task, though not the first of its kind, proved challenging for students to speak publicly. Mr Holtz, the teacher, has provided records and tape recordings for listening activities.
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Holtz
Library Adds Encyclopedias and Biographies for Students
The library expanded with a new set of Encyclopaedia Americana published in 1961, thirty volumes, plus four medical advisory books, four R. F. Lee biographies, six Abraham Lincoln biographies, other reference works, and some new fiction. About 229 books were checked out in September and 230 in October as nearly all students and teachers use the facility. roughly 14 students assist with shelving and lending duties.
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Abraham Lincoln
New cheerleader outfits draw mixed praise from teachers
Dianne Faber says the outfits are nice and suggest white M initials on sweaters. Sue Robinson prefers this year's brightness over last year. Pat Blumer and others call the cheerleaders sharp and attractive, with several noting their good cheering.
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Dianne Faber
Sue Robinson
Pat Blumer
Diane Kincade
Linda Davis
Jo DuVall
Marlys Fenton
Lois
Cheerleaders Impress With Neat Outfits and Support
Edie Muillina praises the cheer outfits as nice and the girls as good. La Nita Swift notes neat looks on cheerleaders. Janet Smith and Linda Underwood send encouragement and compliments, while Donna Tomlin expects sharper looks with emblems. Joyann Vincent reportedly missed the event.
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Edie Muillina
la Nita Swift
Janet Smith
Linda Underwood
Joyann Vincent
Donna Tomlin
F T A Students Tour Kirksville College
Four senior F T A students Mike Rhee Rose Mary Hart Marvin Lindley and Martha Sinclair toured Kirksville College on Friday November 16 guided by Mrs Tuttle sponsor and Kirksville Public Relations official Mr Harrison. They learned about majors required subjects and visited dormitories. The college has 3500 students and costs 800 per year per student. The seniors gained much and found the day interesting.
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Mike Rhee
Rose Mary Hart
Marvin Lindley
Martha Sinclair
Kirksville College
Tuttle
Harrison
Kirksville
All Together Now Cooperation in Life and Work
The passage stresses lifelong cooperation with others as essential to success. It links teamwork in family, class projects, sports, and workplaces to personal growth and respect for teachers and future employers. It warns that refusal to collaborate hinders progress in college or jobs and with coworkers.
Elders influence and mutual respect in conflict
The passage urges considering the other person's position before judging. It argues that seniors erring does not justify wrong conduct and emphasizes cooperation and respect. It highlights the value of not acting alone and seeking joint effort.
English I class studies sentence structure and clauses
The English I class completed prefix study of prepositions and moved to sentence make up. They reviewed principal and subordinate clauses, adjectives, adverbs, and noun clauses and how these form complex sentences. A quiz was given Wednesday and a final exam may follow after vacation.
Salem Community Social Notes Highlight Local Gatherings
Hazel Heyer and Mrs. Raymond pod spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sheldon in Albia. Hubert Jennings visited the Harry Jennings home in Centerville. Hazel Hellyer spent Wednesday with Mrs. Ella Platt and Taye. Terry Rose of Des Moines stayed from Wednesday evening to Sunday at the Dell Hellyer home. Several families hosted Thanksgiving and dinner gatherings, including Calhouns Runnells Hellyers and Browns with multiple relatives and friends in Ottumwa and surroundings.
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Raymond Pod
Richard
Fred Sheldon
Albia
Hubert Jennings
Harry Jennings
Centerville
Hazel Heliyer
Ella Platt
Taye
Terry Rose
Des Moines
Dell Hellyer
Delbert Calhoun
Karl
Lee
Amy
John
Clarence
Floyd Hiner
Pearl Runnells
Ottumwa
Harold Argo
Clarence Whitehead
Hazel Hellyer
Bert Rinehart
Dell
Hazel
Clark Hellyer
George Hellyer
Jim. McAnineh
Max
Jo DuVail
Ida
Mangle
Ethel Hamilton
Lloyd Brown
Andrew Sytama
Donna
Harcourt
Iowa
Robert Jennings
Lloyd, Russell
Rick Brown
Clair Potts
North English
Towa
Leroy Wyckoff
Monnie Rose
Terry
Guy McKern
Boyd Paxston
Newton Long
Darlene Gladfelder
Elbert Perry
Jerry Brown
Cédar Rapids
Richard and
Karl Lee Calhoun
Raymond Perry
Local Social Roundup from Centerville to Oskaloosa
Grand jury report in Centerville on Monday and Tuesday. Residents and guests from Centerville, Oskaloosa, Harcourt, North English, and Cedar Rapids are listed as shopping, dining, and visiting at various homes. Names include Lingd Brown, Mrs Clarence Whitehead, Sandra, Hazel, Hollyer, Mrs Ray mond Perry, and many others among Delbert Calhoun, Robert Jennings, Terry Rose, and more.
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Lingd Brown
Centerville
Clarence Whitehead
Sandra
Hazel
Hollyer
Raymond Perry
Elbert Pertly
Libyd Brown
Oskaloosa
Chace Cole
Glehwood
Bernice Coulson
Delbert
Marshalltown Visit Highlights From Local Families
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Johnson spent Thursday evening with Mr and Mrs Robert Jerthings. Mr and Mrs Charles Dehntings and Tammy of Marshalltown spent Sunday at the Robert Dehntings home.
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Sheldon
Welles
Lloyd Johnson
Robert. Jerthings
Charles- Dehntings
Tammy
Marshalltown
Sunnday
Robert Dentings
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