Sophomore Class Elects Officers at Meeting
The Sophomore class met in the science room Wednesday morning September 1 at 8 30 for officer elections. Mrs Price sponsor called the meeting to order. Officers elected: President Bill Rose Vice President Nancy Vance Secretary Kay Overturf Treasurer Gary Perry Reporter DeLoris Hiatt Student Council Larry Hayes and Joan Fox. Sponsors for the term are Mrs Tuttle and Mr Craver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price
Bill Rose
Nancy Vance
Kay Overturf
Gary Perry
DeLoris Hiatt
Larry Hayes
Joan Fox
Tuttle
Craver
Across the Editor's Desk Freshman year guidance
The Sribbler opens its first issue of the year with friendly admonitions for freshmen. Readers are urged to set resolutions, understand assignments, be attentive to teachers, protect school property, and show courtesy in hallways. The piece promotes cooperation and the Golden Rule to foster a friendlier school environment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sribbler
Freshmen elect officers and start new year
The Freshmen held their first class meeting Wednesday to elect officers. President LaVonne Card, Vice-president Dick McDanes, Secretary Larry Martin, Student Council Erick Alden, Reporter Shirley Walter. Also notes on English and science assignments and reflections on school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaVonne Card
Dick McDanes
Treas
Larry Martin
Erick Alden
Shirley Walter
THIS and THAT by Mons and Jo column notes
The column congratulates Mary Schrodt and Margaret Condra as new girls basketball managers and Dale Free and Kenny Brown as boys baseball and basketball managers. It questions Outdoor Relief and mentions curious Cotton Club access at the state fair. It includes Lent reflections and a humorous verse about a slender lady of Lynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Schrodt
Margaret Condra
Dale Free
Kenny Brown
Dick Albertson
Ethel Stevens McClurg
Banker
Junior News officers listed for the year
Mona and Jo report that Qur class officers include Maxine Firkins as president, James McCord as vice president, Judy Martin secretary, Doris Madison treasurer, Paul Turner reporter, Mary Schrodt, Dale Free and Ramona Cox on student council. Sponsors are Mr Jessee and Miss Finney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior News Qur
Maxine Firkins
James McCord
Judy Martin
Doris Madison
Paul Turner
Mary Schrodt
Dale Free
Ramona Cox
Jessee
Miss Finney
Fifth and Sixth Grade Classroom News Highlights
Fifth grade notes include eight boys and four teen girls in our room with new student Alexia Swasick. Jay Clayworth donated safety posters for bicycle and street safety as we study Iowa History. Sixth grade reports fifteen boys and nine girls totals twenty four pupils with new students Nathan King Francis Tharp and Alan Price. New supplies added include maps workbooks library books and art materials. Gale Alden joined band students at the Moulton Jamboree on Friday and Wilbur Strunk attended the state fair Friday. We shared summer vacation activities in language and art and created a Picture reflecting vacation days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexia Swasick
Jay Clayworth
Iowa
Nathan King
Francis Tharp
Alan Price
Gale Alden
Moulton
Seventh Grade This Week Marked First Week Of
Seventy students begin seventh grade activities this week as teachers introduce new schedules, routines, and course expectations. The program emphasizes core subjects and exploratory options to boost student engagement and smooth transition.
Classroom Notes From Our School Year
Our teacher this year is Mrs Maddison. There are twenty six in our grade ten boys and sixteen girls. Several absent this week but we hope for better attendance next week. In reading we wrote a story on What excitement we have had sleeping out doors. In geography we are studying the Near East. Both girls and boys have physical education. We are playing baseball. Those taking trips this summer were Sandra Card Karen Pfannebecker Mancy Turner Billy Joe Scott Lee Ann Heckman and Jane Fox. Our studies are reading history music arithmetic spelling language geography health and science. We have two new students James Crawley and Anita Pearson. Those in band are Sandra Card Merrill Coulson Dianna Burton Bobby Tomlin Nancy Turner Lee Ann Heckman and Ann Pexton.
Eighth Grade Welcomes New Pupils Amid Band Trip
The eighth grade begins with 29 students including two newcomers Beverly Herman and Gary Tharp. Nine students are in the band. The class studies Civil War events and denominate-number arithmetic. The band traveled to Moulton on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Herman
Gary Tharp
Moulton
Enrollment steady for third grade at twenty four students
The third grade reports an enrollment of 24 pupils, the same as last year, with 12 girls and 12 boys. Bruce Tharp is the only new student in the room, and 11 pupils are non residents. The complete roll includes Connie Roblenz, Larry Burns, Jerry Burns, Linda Davis, Craig Day, Jo DuVall, Marlys Fenton, Karol Helmick, Dallas Kaster.
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Bruce Tharp
Connie Roblenz
Larry Burns
Jerry Burns
Linda Davis
Craig Day
Jo DuVall
Marlys Fenton
Karol Helmick
Dallas Kaster
Pink and blue shower noted in Albia for Mrs Kosman
Community updates list attendees and visitors including Mrs Nellie Thompson Mrs Carie Turner Mrs Maude Turner and others. Names of residents Emily Thompson Bruce and Marcia plus several locals from Melrose Ottumwa and Albia appear. Students resumed review work with two new workbooks and several absences due to the state fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Thompson
Bruce
Marcia
Nellie Thompson
Carie Turner
Maude Turner
Kendall Place
Albia
Francis Kosman
Faye Scott
Mike Murphy
Melrose
Margaret Tarbell
Charles
Clyde Bowes
Margaret Murphy
Naces
Ottumwa
Lissie Kelsey
Jay Argo
Lynn Sweeden
Gdebeit
Fourth Grade Science Shelf and Bulletin Board Fun
The class divides items into living and non living on the science shelf. Twenty two pupils will share self introductions during news time. They practice addition and subtraction on a classroom instrument. correct answers trigger a green light. If wrong, nothing happens.
Local social notes from Albia and surrounding area
Mrs Nellie Thompson and Mrs Carrie Turner accompanied Mrs Edward McCord to Albia Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Turner was taken to a doctor then to the hospital where she is being treated for erysipelas. Mr and Mrs Glen Turner and Mr Coy Swift visited Excelsior Springs Missouri over the weekend. Unionville Missouri visitors spent Sunday with the Harry Scott home. The Hiner reunion was held at Centerville park Sunday with many attendees. Callers on Mrs Nellie Thompson Saturday included Mrs S H Free, Mrs Blanche Argo, Mrs Addie Sheldon, and Mrs Harold Argo. Blanche Argo spent Sunday at the Glen Turner home. Ross Sneeden and children from Odebolt spent the weekend with the Robert Sweeden home. Nellie Thompson visited Wayne Thompson Saturday after church. Saturday dinner guests at the Robert Sweeden home were Jerald Fenton and children and Rosa Sweeden and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Thompson
Carrie Turner
Edward McCord
Albia
John McAninch
Lissie Kelsey
Connie McAninch
Hiner
Centerville Park
S. H. Free
Blanche Argo
Addie Sheldon
Harold Argo
Glen Turner
Ross Sneeden
Odebolt
Robert Sweeden
Wayne Thompson
Jerald Fenton
Rosa Sweeden
Childen
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Centerville
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Abstract & Title Co
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Mona
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Moravia
Francia Hincade
Phil
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Iconium
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Jimmie Logan
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Billy Robinson
Peggy Rogers
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Linda Smith
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