M H S Scribbler Staff Editor Gardner Reporters
A student newspaper staff lists editors and reporters, noting editor Von Gardner and assistants Janice Mosley and Mary Lou Rinehart along with a lengthy roster of reporters and typists. The piece then shifts to a classroom reflection on the purpose of government laws as guiding conduct, comparing legal rules to social etiquette. It mentions curiosity about someday visiting an active court session.
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Scrdbbler
von Gardner
Janice Mosley
Mary Lou Rinehart
Carol Day
Dana Cochran
Mary Mosley
Linda Ward
Janice Vickroy
Betty King
Judy Smith
Karen Scott
Nancy Roblenz
Karen Woodward
Ann Mihalovich
Beverly Simmons
Darwin Jordan
Barbara Yeager
Shirley Walter
Rita Gardner
Sandy Walker
Bill O'Hara
Sharon Walter
Diana Burton
Linda Coulson
Carl Rouse
Darlene Strickler
Typistis
Carol Mullins
Janie Sawyer
La+ Vonne
Carol
Top Five Chosen by Arnold For Upcoming Team Tryouts
Mr Arnold lists a first and second combination of players John Tarbell Mason Pfannebecker Lindley and Mc Danel as the core of a strong squad. He notes good height and team spirit, while acknowledging the difficulty of selecting the final ten for the team.
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Arnold
John Tarbell
Mason
Pfannebecker
Lindley
McDanel
Law Around Us Government Class Studies Court Systems
The government class explores the nature of law and crime terms, examining court procedures and the roles of the petit and grand juries as part of governmental education. Lessons cover how laws are applied and the functions of juries in the judicial process.
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Petit
Grand Jury
Reading Digest Used Free For Freshmen Students
Freshmen and sophomores use a free student edition of Reader's Digest as part of English work. Monthly study includes a special section with quizzes and word studies to aid comprehension. Students look forward to the digest for its variety of topics and engaging condensed articles from magazines.
Animals Are Interesting in Fourth Grade Science
In a fourth grade room T observed a variety of animals studied after completing a unit on animals. Students organized booklets by divisions such as mammals birds fish insects reptiles and amphibians.
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Sharon Gay
Danny Brooks
Florida
Gossip and threats mix in high school crowd
The fragmentary gossip notes describe tense moments involving a student named Jerry Hinote crowned FHA king for 57-58, a car door mishap during a ride with Jerry H, and a warning to Janie about a partly written shorthand letter. The scene hints at a broken bar in front of the school and a risky, excitable atmosphere among students.
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Jerry H
Janie
Jerry Hinote
Bill H
Calendar of Events Highlights and Dates
October events list includes individual pictures and a cheerleaders clinic at Indianola. Fairfield hosts a junior class play. Rand Kirksville holds a Homecoming parade at 9 30. Thespian initiation at 2 45 and a State Student Council Convention follow. Senior scholarship tests are scheduled October 22.
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Indianola
Fairfield
Rand Kirksville
Tie for three cents sparks playful romance rumor
The text describes a casual pursuit of a three cent tie as several boys and senior girls react. Comments joke about jealousy and awkward romance with a boy named Gary and a warning to Sheldon about good manners during a photo day.
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Gary
Sheldon
Initiation Sails for Junior Thespians This Fall
The junior thespians plan initiation after the Oct 18 play, set for Oct 21, with 23 members to join. A committee selects skits and poems, while entertainment and refreshments are organized by a separate group led by Yvonne Gardner, Mary Lou Rinehart, and Shirley Walter.
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Bill O’hara
Carol Mullins
Carol Main
Yvonne Gardner
Mary Lou Rinehart
Shirley Walter
Carol Day
Doug Morris
Donna Coghran
Bill O'Hara
Rules for Reading at M H S Library
The article outlines library rules for M H S students. It covers limits on patrons, check out procedures, item selection, and fines for overdue books and magazines. It notes special shelving and author Linda Coulson.
Sixth graders explore sound with a toy telephone game
Sixth graders studied sound with a class unit and a Sound Game. Pupils used sound makers behind a screen while others guessed the source. Several students built toy telephones from tin cans and string, punching two holes in the bottom of each can.
Crafting Knots Through Holes and Ties
Readable fragment describes making knots at each end and threading through holes while sharing chatter with Janice Vickroy.
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Janice Vickroy
Ladder of Success Determination and Helping Others
The piece urges readers to overcome self-doubt and develop abilities to reach their potential. It emphasizes hard work, identifying capacities, and cultivating talents to pursue careers like law, teaching, medicine, and nursing. It also encourages supporting friends by expanding their networks and exploring new ways to help them succeed.
Senior Pictures in Oskaloosa Capture Busy Day
Seniors visited Sybenga's Studio in Oskaloosa on Friday October 4. They enjoyed a rumpus room with a pop cooler and records, shopped in town, and bought ties including one for three cents. Mr. Sheldon supervised transport, starting at 7:30 and returning with students after a long day from 8:00 to 4:00.
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Oskaloosa
Wea
Sybenga
Sheldon
Fire Prevention Week focus for early grades fuels learned safety
Pre primary and first and second graders study fire causes prevention and response during Fire Prevention Week. Teachers use stories songs and illustrations to reinforce safety concepts. Perfect attendance reported: thirteen in pre primary, twenty one in first grade, eighteen in second grade for six weeks.
The Day Draws Near Junior Class Play Opens
The junior class prepares for their first stage play with daily rehearsals. Cast, promoters, and stage crew design posters for windows uptown and sell tickets to attract a good crowd. Students encourage community support for the production.
New Student Marks Ideas On School Life
Mark Van Zante, a new pupil, shares his thoughts on freshman initiation, seniors, gum chewing, and future goals. He enjoys algebra, likes his teacher Mr Craver, and aims to become a history teacher or an architect.
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Mark van Zante
Marks
Alegbra
Mr. Craver
Mark
Hisory
Future seamstresses learn fundamentals of sewing in class
In the Freshman Home Economics class this week students start with basic stitches such as basting and hemming. The lesson emphasizes mastering foundational sewing skills before attempting more advanced projects.
Freshmen Learn Sewing on New Machines at Home Economics
Ann Mihatovich notes that the freshmen will study basic sewing operations and learn machine parts and functions as two new sewing machines arrive in the Home Economics Department this year.
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Ann Mihatovich
Lifeblood of a Nation Water in Chem class
Water is essential for transportation steam power industry and as a raw material. Three quarters of the earths crust is water. It can be harmful despite tasting and looking pure and must be purified by boiling UV light chemical treatment or freezing as cities filter and treat water for people.
Welcome to Bill Pasut at Albia High School
A reader profile on Bill Pasut a sophomore new to MHS notes he is 15 attended Albia last year and joins band and baseball. He studies Algebra World History English and Ag with Mrs Tuttle as a favorite teacher. His music is rock and roll and his preferred singer is Pat Boone. He says MHS feels very small next to Albia with unfinished thought.
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Bill Pasut
Bill
Sophmore
Albia
Tuttle
Pat Boone
MHS
Aibia
Moravia Welcomes Bill as Carol Mullins Helps
In Moravia Bill begins settling in while Carol Mullins assists his acclimation. The exchange hints at ongoing introductions and new surroundings as Bill navigates local life.
First for Freshmen Class Party At High School
Freshmen held their first class party Friday night featuring a hayride and a weiner roast. Some freshmen invited guests and all enjoyed the event. The students are learning high school life offers more good times ahead.
Reflections on Life and the Meaning of Living
The passage asks readers to consider what life is truly for beyond appearances. It argues that external cosmetics and a curated wardrobe do not create inner beauty and prompts reflection on the deeper purpose behind daily existence.
Let’s Think It Over And Live A Little Better
A reflective passage urges daily acts of kindness and constructive impressions. It emphasizes small, steady deeds shape happiness, loyalty, and personal growth. The message invites readers to reflect on their inner glory and outward impact, encouraging proactive life improvement.
Markwell Staplers at Moravia Union Office
Moravia Union Office announces Markwell Staplers in stock with dependable performance for offices and schools. Contact the Moravia location for pricing and availability.
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Markwell Staplers
Atock
Moravia
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