Local School Departments and Students List Names
A mixed roster lists multiple departments including Music Homemaking Science Math Agriculture and Business Courses with staff such as Ann Michalovich Larry Martin and Bill Harsh. It also names activity groups and student body officers including Sophomore Junior and Senior Class members and Student Council.
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van Fox
Ann Michalovich
Larry Martin
Bill Harsh
Deloris Hiatt
RBA
Gary Perry
Fea
Jewell Miller
Mary Lou Rinehart
Annie Easter
von Gardner
Carol Day
Joan Fox
Dick McDanel
Sandy Walker
Lavonne Card
Sandra Hiatt
Diana Burton
Nancy Roblenz
Dean Albertson
Larry Roberts
Jim Rogers
Wanda Benz
Kay Overturf
Shirley Walter
Donna Cochran
Wincedancy Vance
Class Rings Arrive and Yearbook Plans Set
The juniors received class rings in a uniform pattern with color options blue red or green with white inlay. Shirley Walters was elected assistant editor of the yearbook and Yonne Gardiner is assistant editor of the Scribbler. A Thursday junior meeting formed entertainment and refreshment committees naming members and no firm freshman initiation date due to conflicts.
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Shirley Walters
Yonne Gardiner
Marlene Rinehart
Donna Cochran
von Gardner
Janie Sawyer
Sandy Walker
Dean Albertson
Moravia FFA Holds Monthly Meeting Plans Fall Festival
Moravia Chapter of Future Farmers of America met Friday fifth period in the Ag room with 22 members and advisor. President Paul Mihalovich opened the session to plan the Fall Festival. Committees were named for the FFA float concession stand and exhibits. A Christmas card sale was approved with a committee to order.
Freshmen Study Home Economics Skills in Rural High
In Home Ec this year green freshmen learn personal development neat room upkeep and getting along with others while sophomores focus on food preservation canning pickles peppers and fruit for winter. Ann Mihalovich.
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Ann Mihalovich
School Year Opens With Bookkeeping and Typing Classes
The Business Dept reports 21 seniors enrolled in bookkeeping and Typing II has twelve students with two boys. Shorthand II remains a small class with only two students. The first week covered fundamentals of business letters punctuation and tabulation practice as students refresh summerly gained skills.
Typing Class Learns Keyboard Skills At School
Kay Grets turf and Nancy Vance report that dictation rounds helped memory for shorthand while 38 junior girls in typing I struggle with letters and keyboard shapes. The class divided into two periods due to size as DeLoris Hiatt leads them through the lesson.
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Thermbeam
Kay*Gretsturf
Nancy Vance
DeLoris. Hiatt
Ninth Grade English Tests and Plays Tryouts
The English Department reports that the ninth grade has completed a diagnostic test to identify strengths and study needs. In eleventh grade literature, students explore early US life and colonial literary works, with part of the period set aside later this week for juror class play tryouts featuring Barbara Yenget.
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The
United States
Barbara Yenget
Agriculture class progress and student projects noted
The freshman have been studying hard on F F A and recording their work. Sophomores work in field crops while juniors and seniors stay busy in shop. Projects include tables, tractor hoists, trailers, tool boxes, feed banks, and work benches.
Social Studies and Sociology class discussions on environment and government
A school notes social studies on Spanish conquests and early colonization while weighing whether environment or social factors shape development. Sociology covers heredity and environment as topics and a unit on municipal government services and city organization begins.
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North
South America
North America
Seventh Grader Enrolls After State Fair Angus Calf Award
A seventh grader, Donald West, enrolled Sept 3 and had just attended the State Fair where he won an award for his Angus calf. The class of twenty three includes nine boys and fourteen girls. They study arithmetic geography United States history English arts health science and music under Mrs Duff with split physical education days.
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Donald West
Fifth Grade Class News and Seasonal Highlights
In our room there are 15 girls and 11 boys. Pupils Connie Walter Nancy Mosley Billy Callen Kenneth Hoffman Rebecca Wilson has returned. Reading uses Tom Trott. Language covers hobbies with showpieces from Linda Davis Diane Kincade Mike Martin Sue Robinson Craig Day Connie Walter. Nancy Mosley visited Tama Reservation this summer and shared photos and dances. Geography features an imaginary air journey across the United States. Art includes paper sculpture maps with airplane mountains and lakes.
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Connie Walter
Nancy Mosley
Billy Callen
Kenneth Hoffman
Rebecca Wilson
Tom Trott
Linda Davis
Diane Kincade
Mike Martin
Sue Robinson
Craig Day
Tama
United States
Student hopes and dreams from a rural classroom
A fragment lists 26 children aged 7 and 9, with 17 boys and 9 girls. It notes 13 travel daily by bus from the country, 10 live in town, and names ambitions including nurses, baseball players, farmers, a pilot, air force, navy, truck driver, paratrooper, clerk, housewife, movie star, football player, and a fireman, ending with Mrs. Morgan.
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Falke
Sharon
Kay
Lorraine
Linda
Donna Rae
Sandra
Butch Simmons
Dicky
Ronnie
Terry
Max
Ted
Butch
Martin
Leroy
Larry C
Paula
Danny Brooks
Danny Bimbi
Russel
John Deere
Donald
Larry H
Kathy
Centerville
Faith
Mike
James
George
Morgan
Extra activities boost a well rounded school life
Students are urged to join at least one extracurricular such as Glee Club Band basketball softball theatre or other offerings. You need not be president participate to enjoy the social benefits while balancing studies if needed drop an activity.
Moravia High Notes From a Humorous School Page
A humorous Moravia High chatter item recounts student antics and gossip. Mentions include Bill R. warm ideas at the state fair, freshmen attractions to armed forces, Moravia band members, a ring on Donna C. and a joke about Annie Oakley. Jerry Hinote reports dust under his bed after prayers. Junior girls’ blind dates draw comment.
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Bill R
Armed Forces
Lois A
Carol R. Janie
Centerville
Moravia
Carole
Jerry Hinote
Von
Carol
Pleasant Hill social notes from Tuesday to Sunday
Pleasant Hill residents and relatives are listed visiting and hosting events through the week. Names include Mia Dick Brown Leta Hayer Edith Callen and many neighbors at Russell Brown and surrounding homes. Activities cover club meetings, Carnival attendance, weekend visits, and Sunday meals across multiple households.
Sunday Social In Ottumwa Area Notes 17th Wedding Anniversary
Sunday events across Ottumwa include a 17th wedding anniversary celebration at the Rome home and multiple visits and dinners at neighbors and family homes. People noted include Callen, Brown, Argo, McAninch, and Dicks families with names and daily tasks like canning peaches and dressing chickens.
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Tisner
Fred Sheldon
Rome
Bill Callen
Gilbert Callen
Dick Brown
Russell Brown
Roscoe Argo
Francis Paxton
May Sheldon
Ottumwa
Mears Dick
Verna McAninch
Verda Argo
Nellie Thompson
DeWayne Moore
George Curtis
Clara Brown
Cordialia Rinehart
Leta Haver
Theresa Brown
Stella Argo
Marjorie Kelsey
Hampton
Phyllis Dicks
Clover Leaf Club Meeting With Helen Printy
The Clover Leaf club met with Helen Printy on September 5. Work included mending and sewing. Games were played in the afternoon. A cooperative dinner was served at noon. Verna and Nona Dicks were among members and visitors present.
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Clover Leaf Club
Helen Printy
Sewine
Nona Dicks
Verna
Advertising offer incomplete contact line
Fragmentary ad copy offers advertising help with a garbled phone contact and a miswritten name. The readable fragment mentions a phone number 49 and the word Morsi, but lacks usable details about service, provider, or location.
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Morsi
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Sormerler
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Martha McCord
A. M. Wilson
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America
Davis Paint Store
Albia
Iowa
Home EO
Business Dept News
Scattersburg School No
Kenneth Coltrain
Pleasant Hill NO. 6
Pumpkin Vine School
Unionville
Union Township Schools
Agriculture News
Social Studies
Oa Ia
Pleasant Hill
Mia
Leta Hayer
Russell Bi
Nona Dicka
Edith Callen
Gilbert’ Callon
Pearl’ Free
Richard Callen
Gary
Moberly
Missouri
Banks Doggett
Clyde Dicks
Truxton Dicks
Mears
Carrie Turner
Edward McCord
Frank Tarbell
Vanchie Tarbell
Plano
Wayne Christy
Russell Browntock
Jose Lemaster
Pearl Broshar
Carrie
Felon
McAnttety
Vetaated
Autside Moore
Nona Dickey
Ethel Waton
Florence
Glenita’ Dicks
Mabel
Jan
Russell
Moore
Phyllis
Nicky
Fonda Dias
Lillian
Linda Fentart
Mile
Tarbell
Dwight Fenton
Jimmie McAninch
Clyde
Truxton
Paul Dicks
Elbert
Dewayne
Bill Moore
Laverne
Gorion Massman
Virgil King
Pat Printy
E. N. Gatterlin
Damsometrist
Hotel Annet
R. E
Dick” Cooper
W. Washington Centerville
Towa
Goode Seed & Feed Co
Goode Mill & Elevator Phone
Mien
Maewit
Veach Implement CO. Moravia
Lowa
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