Journal Page Staff List and Basketball Sleep Regimen
The junior class names Norma Cochran Nellie DuVall Viola Hammond Kathleen Halden Shirley Paxton Aileen Turner and the seniors Carolyn Hawk Joyce Hiatt Nadine Kelley Marjorie Sandifer Letha Schaffner Betty Vance Geraldine Vance. Wanda Cochran named girls’ manager with Beverly Woodward as assistant. After two hours of exercise last Thursday about 28 boys report for basketball and should sleep ten hours nightly for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Stevens
Norma Cochran
Nellie DuVall
Viola Hammond
Kathleen Halden
Shirley Paxton
Aileen Turner
Carolyn Hawk
Joyce Hiatt
Nadine Kelley
Marjorie Sandifer
Letha Schaffner
Betty Vance
Geraldine Vance
Wanda Cochran
Beverly Woodward
Cracked Nutts Juniors Class Play Cast Noted
Notes from a school page describe the Juniors rehearsing for the class play with Mrs. Tuttle arranging practice. The piece promises humor. Observations include Janet preparing new prospective cheerleaders, Mr Helton’s shoes drying on a register, Dick M and Harley H typing, a geography class state lesson, and Margie Sandifer’s tape releases gaining attention.
Band thanks hosts for Pancake Day parade plans
The group thanks Mr and Mrs Harsh and Mr and Mrs Roland for a tasty gathering at their house Tuesday. They announce leading Centerville’s Pancake Day parade next Thursday afternoon and joke about practice mornings and a messy band room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
Mitzu
MHS
Girls basketball practice opens with thirty players
The girls basketball program began practice with about 30 participants. Freshmen listed include Joyce Brain, Mardeena Hiatt, Lillie Belle Schaffner, Marianne Scott and Betty Strunk. Sophomores featured are Carole Broshar, Wanda Jordan, Fern Kelley, Kathryn McDanel, Joyce Martin, Ann Pettibone, Shirley Ragan, and Mitzi Sawvel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Brain
Mardeena Hiatt
Lillie Belle
Schaffner
Marianne Scott
Betty Strunk
Carole Broshar
Wanda Jordan
Fern Kelley
Kathryn McDanel
Joyce Martin
Ann Pettibone
Shirley Ragan
Mitzi Sawvel
Freshmen Prepare for Six Week Tests and Lab Party
The Freshmen study for six week tests next week and plan a party Friday night September 28. In Science lab Carson Jordan and Jack Hopkins demonstrated soap making, an activity many had not seen before. Many experiments and reports have been completed with Charles Turner and Lloyd Wolf participating in numerous experiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Science Lab
Carson Jordan
Jack Hopkins
Charles Turner
Lloyd Wolf
Moravia FFA Green Hand Initiation Eight Students Joined
Moravia FFA held Green Hand initiation Thursday in the Vocational Agriculture room. Twelve boys became Chapter Farmers and eleven more were admitted as Green Hands. Names of initiates include Raymond Vance Paul Wilson Gordon Massman Charles Jennings Paul Woodward Joe Tadlock Robert Kaster L. E. Jordan Rex Overturf Howard Robb Curtis Mikels Vernon Johnson Philip Whicker Jack Kaster Robin Sandifer Richard Tomlin Dewane Selix Jack Wilson Raymond Underwood Bill Barnes John Brown Jim Wilson and David Dye. Apple diving and a small initiation were conducted with refreshments served after adjournment. The FFA party is planned as a hay ride and a weiner roast on October 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Future Farmers of America
Vocational Agriculture Room
Raymond Vance
Paul Wilson
Gordon Massman
Charles Jennings
Paul Woodward
Joe Tadlock
Robert Kaster
L. E. Jordan
Rex Overturf
Howard Robb
Curtis Mikels
Vernon Johnson
Philip Whicker
Jack Kaster
Robin Sandifer
Richard Tomlin
Dewane Selix
Jack Wilson
Raymond Underwood
Bill Barnes
John Brown
Jim Wilson
David Dye
Problem of the Week asks odd physics and travel questions
A playful query notes that Is Up is twice as high as half way up and asks how long a fly on an ice cake would take to generate enough steam to propel a freight train with 100 cars from Nome to Sidney. The item mixes wordplay with impossible scale, using a joke tone rather than a solvable scenario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nome
Alaska
Sidney
Australia
Senior Graphs: Bert Lee Arnold Personal Profile
Bert Lee Arnold born Oct 19 1933 on a Moravia area farm. At 17 he stands 5 ft 9 in, 135 lb, blonde with hazel eyes. He attended Maple Grove grade school and Moravia High School and lists FFA and band as activities. His ambitions include playing in a hillbilly band and he plans to work next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Lee Arnold
Moravia
Maple Grove
Clark
Sammy Kaye
Judy Garland
Randolph Scott
Dragnet
Plymouth
Nene
School News: Third and Fourth Grade Activities
Both grades practice writing days and months and capital letters while reading Rufous Redtail about a young redtail hawk. Health lessons cover fortified foods and vitamins. Fourth graders start division. third graders review addition and subtraction. A fire drill surprised everyone. Social studies cover ancient neighborhoods, cave dwellers, and lake people.
Lunchtime Menu For Thursday Through Wednesday
The menu lists meals for Thursday October 4 through Wednesday October 10. Dishes include Lima Beans and Ham, Buttered Cabbage, Carrot and Celery Sticks with bread and Upside down Cake plus milk. Friday features Salmon Salad and Boiled Potatoes with Butter with Fruit Jello and hot bread. other days offer Sweet Potato, Green Beans, Pie, Boiled Potatoes with Sausage, Cabbage and Apple Salad, Baked Beans, Potato Salad, Egg Salad Sandwich, and assorted breads with milk.
Who's Who in the Senior Class 1960 Winners Listed
Students vote on senior class honors with Wanda Cochran topping most pleasing personality and beauty awards. Wayne Wolf and Donald Dicks lead in male popularity and accomplishment categories with Betty Vance and Joyce Hiatt among top winners in several divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Cochran
Joyce Hiatt
Wayne Wolf
George Woodward
Betty Vance
Leonard Veak
Donald Dicks
Jerry Kaster
Jack Kaster
Wayneta Perry
Wayne Wolt
Lyle Morris
Marjorie Sandifer
Banat Dicks
George Scott
Dean Easter
Jim Luse
Shirley Stocker
Wauneta Perry
Rose Rosencrants
Students share specimens and books during science lessons
Our room has had several interesting science lessons Kathy Lockman brought a gray squirrel Jo DuVall brought a coon We studied milkweed pods cattails and acorns Linda Gardner brought a moth larva and many caterpillars have been brought in We are making health booklets this week Most of our time however is taken up in reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Lockman
Jo DuVall
Linda Gardner
Reading
Children’s room visit and film viewing at school
Mrs. T. J. Luse and Mrs. Morrison visited our room Monday afternoon. Buddie turned five on Tuesday. Mrs. Stocker and Gerry brought ice cream and cake. We enjoyed seeing strip films Friday including Three Little Pigs Billy Goats Gruff and Little Red Riding Hood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Luse
Senior News on Fitch Studio Portrait Day
Students recall Fitch Studio photographer Mr. Fitch visiting from Oskaloosa to take portraits Monday. Some dressed up while others dressed down after the shoot as ties and white shirts gave way to comfort. Proofs arrive next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitch
Oskaloosa
Junior class party and Centerville show outing
The junior class held a Friday night party at Sharon Bluffs with a large cookout and food enrichment. Afterward the group attended a Centerville I show featuring That’s My Boy with Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Bluffs
Centerville
My Boy
Dean Martin
Jerry Lewis
Van Dorin Family Social Notes From Ottumwa
Friday frosted but midsummer mood persists as locals share visits amid birthday parties class events and community meetings. Ottumwa residents Linda VanDorin Claude Hawk and Georges VanDorin appear among gatherings with neighbors at Enon school Moravia and Albia while families attend Farm Bureau Rally Day and various hostess parties.
Sunday Socials and Visits Around Local Homes
The community lists numerous Sunday calls and visits among residents.Mrs McFall and Jerry, the Fabers, and Mary visited J C Lockman. Bill VanNoy and family travelled from West Grove to Mearl Walter’s home. Maur ice Walter and Marcia were guests Sunday evening. Marvin Vance and family visited Art McCombs and Willie Vance, then Leo VanDorin’s home. J T VanDorin called at Carl Cloyed and VanDorin homes. Arthur Johnson and Pearl Hiner hosted. Wilbur Cloyed and family spent the weekend with Carl Cloyed. Sylvan VanDorin’s wife and daughters, Mearl Walter accompanied Mrs John Wilson to Albia. J T VanDorin was taken ill Monday evening and Leo took him to the doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda VanDorin
Claude Hawk
Ernford Johnson
Paul Smiley
Leo VanDorin
Lester, Owens
Ottumwa
George VanDorin
Fred VanDorin
Wm. Rector
Richard
Bob
Mearl Walter
Ernest Witt
Sylvan VanDorin
Cattle Congress
Diane Marie
Debby
Walter
Mary Jo Faber
Albert McCombs
Marvin Vance
Enon
Farm Bureau
Moravia
Kenneth Free
Elaine
J. T. VanDorin
Flora Jones
Carl] Zotz
Albia
M. E. Followwill
Belmond
Harold Hawk
Harold
Myron Shepard
Cincinnati
Dallas Faber
Carl Bettis
Lowell VanDorin
Arthur Johnson
Pearl Hiner
Wilbur Cloyed
Carl Cloyed
Main Station Guests and Church Attendance Gatherings
Attendees at Fairview church include Mr and Mrs Wm Worthington, Mrs Hattie Rurup of Hebrarkca and many Gladfelder relatives visiting Carl Tomlin J P Foster Frank Gladfelder and others. The group traveled to Des Moines with the Fairview youth and minister Rev Wilson to deliver canned goods to a hospital. Families returned home Monday morning after weekend visits and dinners hosted at Foster and other homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Worthington
Hattie Rurup
Hebrarkca
Carl ‘Tomlin
J. P. Foster
Frank Gladfelder
Clyde
Darlene Gladfelder
Jess Gladfelder
Guy McKern
Virsil Kaster
Patty
Jack
Keith Gladfelder
Norma Lee
Kester Gladfelder
Kermit Gladfelder
Fonda Sue
Trenton Gladfelder
Ed Points
Louise Hutton
Minnie Yeager
Barbara
Arthur McKern Ald
Ames
Robert
Richard Lucas
Sharon
Hammond, Ind
Junior Donovan
Ruth Broshar
Ron Woodward
Cody Luse
Robert Foster
Twyla
Ottumwa
Jack McKern
Bob Evans
Happy Helpers Club meets with Rosie Derby event
The Happy Helpers Club gathered Wednesday with Rosie Derby and most members present. Prizes were won in a guessing contest by Carolyn Swift and Delores Cater received a birthday gift from her secret pal. The next meeting will be in two weeks with Dotta Swift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Helpers Club
Rosie Derby
Carolyn Swift
Delores Cater
Dotta Swift
Earl
Freda
Olga Turner
Byron
James
Thelma
Shirley
Leon Calhoun
Lloyd
Rena
Allen
Linda
Glen Ammons
Emmet
Rosie
Karen Rose
Monte Lynn Derby
Hattie Miller
Litchfield
Michigan
Albia
Donald Conway
Sandra
Marilyn
Richard
Emmett Derby
Lloyd Ammons
Emmett Derbys
al Derbys
Clayton Sheldons
James Calhouns
Earl Swifts
Olga Turners
Byron Caters
Clayton Sheldon
Neil
Deanna
Craig
Laura Miller
Mich
Roy Millers
James Calhoun
Delbert Calhoun
Earl Swift
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Scriesler
Neee Charles Turner
Nadine Kelly
Wanneta Perry
Janet
Mr.Helton
Dick M
Harley H
Mrs. Campbell
Johnnie McGee
Eem Cowboy M
Cosey Do
Lazy Margie Sandifer
Margie
Miss Sandifer
Jim Woodward
Ford Tractors
Dearborn Farm Equipment
Briggs Motor Tractor Division
Iowa
Illinois
Goode
Freshman News
FFA
Peoples Abstract & Title Co., Inc
Centerville National Bank
Meredith R. Griffing
Senior News
Junior News
Ford Service
General Motor
Brices Motor Co
Ford Dealer
John Foster
Fairview Church
Moravia Union
John Deere
DeVos Implement Co
the Fashion Shop
Nelle Stark
East Side Square
Ooutarville
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