M H S Scribbler Staff Notes School Life At Hand
Wanda Cochran editor Wanda Anaiyiant editor Viola Hammond reporter Joyce Hiatt This and That Betty Vance Grade News Nadine Kelly Senior News Wauneta Perry Junior News Aileen Turner Sophomore News Carole Broshar Freshman News Marianna Scott Club News Geraldine Vance class officers and autographs on the egg carried to school Boys outnumber girls 17 to 10 Two handicapped boys attend school New lighting installed throughout the building Gratitude for brighter lights Rhythm and tonette bands to start Music students praise the improved visibility for practicing notes
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Wanda Cochran
Pollo
Freshmen and Staff Welcomed as School Year Opens
We greet the new freshmen and the rest of the new students and teachers. The freshman class lists many names including Dick Albertson Joyce Brain John Brown Kenneth Brown and Geneva Bell joins the senior class. Freshmen face initiation with diaper signs bearing their names as the school year begins and will be identified by week's end.
Moravia Band Performs At State Fair Concerts
Fifty year Moravia band members and chaperons traveled by school bus to Des Moines for two State Fair performances. They played at the grand stand and amphitheater, receiving praise from Mr Sloan, and planned six fall concerts. A mixed chorus may start this year.
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Moravia
Des Moines
Boysland Girls
Sloan
Senior Class News Elects Officers and Plans Year
In the absence of last year's president Donald Dicks our sponsor Mr Card chaired a Wednesday morning meeting in the home room. Officers elected were President George Scott Vice President Betty Vance Secretary Shirley Stocker Treasurer Joyce Hiatt Reporter Wauneta Perry. Student Council members chosen were Donald Dicks Wanda Cochran and Joyce Hiatt. Wanda Cochran becomes Editor with Charles Turner named Sports Editor. Mr Torn is co sponsor. Motto remains Give to the world the best you have and the best will come back to you. Plans for senior pictures ads for the Annual discussed.
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Donald Dicks
Mr. Card
George Scott
Betty Vance
Shirley Stocker
Joyce Hiatt
Wauneta Perry
Wanda Cochran
Scribbler
Charles Turner
Torn
Junior class officers and council slate named
The Junior class met on Wednesday August 29 at 9 15. Officers elected were president John Veak vice president Twyla Foster secretary John Proctor treasurer Lavern Massman and reporter Aileen Turner. Student Council members chosen were John Veak Larry Easter and Norma Cochran. A committee for meeting with the Student Council and Mr Cardaine was appointed consisting of Lavern Massman Jim Woodward Viola Hammond and Kathleen Halden. Assistant editors for the Annual and Scribbler were John Veak and Viola Hammond.
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John Veak
Twyla Foster
John , Proctor
LaVern Massman
Aileen Turner
Larry Easter
Norma Cochran
Card
LaVern, Massman
Jim Woodward
Viola Hammond
Kathleen Halden
Sophomore Class Elects Officers and Grows in Size
The Sophomore Class met Wednesday at 9:00 for officer elections. Officers include President Bill Bishop, Vice President Kathryn McDanel, Secretary Ann Pettibone, Treasurer Mitzi Sawyer, Reporters Garde Broshar and David Dye, Sergeant-at-Arms Charles Jennings, Sponsors Mrs Tuttle and Mr Bacon, Student Council Paul Wilson and Gordon Massman. The class has 42 members. They lost Ruth Jones and Earl Taylor but gained Joan Stevens and David Dye.
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Bill Bishop
Kathryn McDanel
Ann Pettibone
Mitzi Sawyer
Garde
Broshar
David" Dye
Charles Jennings
Tuttle
Bacon
Paul Wilson
Gordon Massman
Ruth Jones
Earl Taylor
Joan Stevens
David Dye
Freshman Class Elects Officers and Sponsor
The first Freshman Class meeting was held Wednesday at 9:00. Officers elected: President Charles Turner, Vice President Lloyd Watt, Secretary John Brown, Treasurer Leon McDanel, Reporter Marianne Scott. Student Council member Dick Albertson. Sponsors chosen: Mr Helton and Mrs Campbell. Twenty seven freshmen enrolled this year. Scribbler Staff met Wednesday afternoon.
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Charles Turner
Lloyd Watt
John Brown
Leon McDanel
Marianne Scott
Dick Albertson
Helton
Campbell
Scribbler
Fall Baseball Training Under Way At State Fair
Charles Tamer reports that fall baseball practice has begun with coach Ivan Helton guiding about 30 boys. Many are tied up at the State Fair, delaying definite lineups. Weak spots include catcher, third base, and the outfield. Seven letter men return and several promising freshmen join. First game planned in about two weeks. lineups expected next week.
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Ivan Helton
School elects officers during Wednesday meetings
Class meetings were held Wednesday August 29 for officer elections. Some students were absent due to the State Fair. Betty Vance and Carolyn Hawk represented 4-H with Betty in the style review and Carolyn on a demonstration team. Donald Dicks Edwin Chirk and George Scott served as ushers for the grand stand. Jerry Brown has lambs entered at the fair. Plans are underway for senior graphs to be printed once seniors submit them to the Scribbler staff. Mr. Horn supervises the staff.
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Betty Vance
Carolyn Hawk
4-H
Betty
Carolyn
Donald Dicks
Edwin Chirk
George Scott
Jerry Brown
Plana
Mr. Horn
Union High Notes School Room Count and Improvements
Union High notes a class of 28 pupils this year with 14 in each grade. Attendance has improved with fair visits. The room features new lights and 35 books added to the library over the summer.
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Hag
Fifth and Sixth Grade Enrollment and Library Additions
Seventeen pupils are in the fifth grade and nineteen in the sixth, totaling 36 students in the combined room. New textbooks for reading and spelling are in use, with new workbooks for reading. The library has expanded with many new story books.
Third and Fourth Grade Class Notes at Moravia
The third grade has ten members this year and the fourth grade has 22. This week students are acquainted with new books and reviewing last year's work. Sandra Card played with the Moravia band at the State Fair yesterday. Several others in the room also visited the fair this week. Jane Ann Fox has gone to Colorado with her mother and sister seeking relief from hay fever.
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Sandra Card
Moravia
Algo
Jane Ann Fox
Colorado
Pre-Primary Class Roster and New Library Items
There are 21 students this year nine girls and 12 boys enrolled Linda Davin Maryis Fenton Karol Sue Hel Mick Diane Kincade Sue Robinson Peggy Lou Rogers Charlotte Simmons Donna Tomlin Roberta Jimmie Logan G E Luse Ralph McPdonough Mike Martin Billie Robinson Dean Ryals Buddie Stocker Dennis Underwood The class has several new library books and six new wooden inlay puzzles.
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Linda Davin
Maryis Fenton
Karol Sue Helmick
Diane Kincade
Sue Robinson
Peggy Lou Rogers
Charlotte Simmons
Donna Tomlin
Roberta Jimmie Logan
G.E. Luse
Ralph McPdonough
Mike Martin
Billie Robinson
Dean Ryals
Buddie Stocker
Dennis Underwood
Family and friend visits populate Keosauqua area listing
Sunday dinner guests at Bud McDanel included Bill Kinnamon and Mrs. Jennie Kinnaman of Centerville along with John Marlin and Lyndon McDanel. Visitors at Ralph Tucker's included Leonard Matthies of Fairfield and Vern Matthies family. Richard Tomlin attended the state fair. Funeral visitation noted Perry Chichester's service in Albia. Weekend guests at Gabe Johnson's included Davis of Mason City and the Rex Beech family of Davenport.
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Bud McDanel
Bill Kinnamon
Jennie Kinnaman
Centerville
John Marlin
Lyndon McDanel
Ralph Tucker
Leonard Matthies
Fairfield
Vern Matthies
Loren Walter
Richard Tomlin
Ron Woodward
Winston DuVatt
Gabe Johnson
Perry Chichester
Albia
Chase
Ottumwa and Attica families attend ball game outing
Fairy Varwat Stocker family of Ottumwa and Mr and Mrs Gomer Stocker with Kermit Gladfelder and the Ron Woodward family attended a Sunday ball game in Attica. Guests included Mr and Mrs Maurice Etterly of Whittier California at the J L Doda home. Dodd family visitors spent time at Pulaski and Unionville then returned Monday. Bill Wilson Basil Tadlock vacationing in Minnesota with Winston DuVall family as Harry and Relph DuVall hosted Thursday supper.
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Fairy
Varwat Stocker
Ottumwa
Gomer, Stocker
Kermit Gladfelder
Ron Woodward
Attica
Maurice Etterly
Whittler
Calif
J. L. Doda
Mrs. Dodd
Pulaski
Unionville
Dodd
Bill Wilson
Basil Tadlock
Minnesota
Winston DuVall
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