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Moulton Weekly Tribune

Location

Moulton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1965

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Steven Forsythe Profile In MU Tattler

Steven Lee Forsythe, 17, is highlighted with details on his parents J For sythe, his subjects algebra typing economics and bookkeeping, and his favorites including economics sport basketball and Chevrolet car. He lists Paul Newman Ellie Sommers Annette Funicello and the song With All My Love as favorites and his motto if you think something is worth doing think about it and do it. His ambition is to make something out of life.

Steven Lee Forsythe Mrs. J. Forsythe Chevrolet Paul Newman Ellie Sommers Annette Funicello Moito

Speech contestants enter state contest at Grinnell

Seven district qualifiers traveled to the state contest at Grinnell on Saturday March 20 to compete with about 1500 contestants from 93 schools. Six of the Moulton Udell group earned II ratings: Debby Wood and Richard Burger prose, Janice Morris and Sharon Moulton poetry, Judith Irelan and Gary Howard in oratorical declamation. Gary Ogden in interpretive poetry earned a UI rating. Mrs Fry, the Moulton Udell instructor, praised the contestants and urged continued participation in speech work next year.

Grinnell Moulton-Udell Debby Wood Richard Burger Janice Morris Sharon Moulton Judith Irelan Gary Howard Gary Ogden

Question of the Week Contends With High School Observations

A list of students is described in playful terms focusing on their appearances and behavior. Several names are noted with traits such as hair color and conduct. The passage notes that many seniors are not engaging in troublesome activities amid a lighthearted school page tone.

Eighth Grade Honor Roll and Honor Roll Honorable Mentions

In history we recognize Eighth Grade Honor Roll members and those with Honorable Mention. Honor Roll recipients include Sherry Spring, Donald Daugherty first place Lucy Pace, Dennis Forsythe second place Joy Bryant third place Dana Brinegar fourth place. Honorable Mention lists Mike Bailey Bruce Burgher Pamela Wagner Twyla Moore Rosalind Bog le Deanna Moulton third place. We also cover sanitation and disease from impure water and sewage disposal. A Parent Student basketball game is set for April 12, 1965 to support graduation funds.

Sherry Spring Donald Daugherty Lucy Pace Dennis Forsythe Joy Bryant Dana Brinegar Mike Bailey Bruce Burgher Pamela Wagner Twyla Moore Rosalind Bogle Deanna Moulton Moulton

Senior Spotlight on Sue Ann Waybill

Sue Ann Waybill, 16, lists English and Chemistry among favorite subjects. enjoys typing, daydreaming, piano, and singing. She drives a Chevy or Ford and prefers any food she is hungry for. Her ambitions include attending Humboldt Institute and she names Frankie Avalon and Annette Funicello among actors she likes.

Sue Ann Waybill Mrs Vernon Waybill

Freshman Math Class Topics and Student Mentions

The class has studied inequalities on the number line and infinite sets and how to graph variables. Early work covered negative numbers and upcoming topics include story problems. JoAnna Bain and Patty Davis are noted.

JoAnna Bain Patty Davis

Shorthand Class Stresses Speed and Accuracy Goals

In Shorthand I we have been taking dictation from records and typing letters to boost shorthand speed. Students aim for speed pins by year end while Lynn Horn leads practice and word-list studies.

Lynn Horn

Industrial Arts Students Develop Metalwork and Drafting

Industrial arts students work on sheet metal projects with plans and procedures. After completion they will study arc welding and oxyacetylene welding. Drafting students progress on house plans with strong enthusiasm and quality drawings.

Arca

Mystery Boy Class Profile Details

A sophomore mystery boy stands 5 ft 4 1 2 in tall and weighs 135 pounds. He has black hair and green eyes. He drives a Ford and enjoys pizza. His movie is The Lively Set and his song Birds and the Bees. His pastimes include sleeping and football. He lists no sayings or pets and his ambition is to be a farmer.

Ford

Personal profile of a geometry student with varied interests

A brief self description lists height five foot four and a half inches weight 125 pounds hair color light brown eye color blue favorite food fried chicken film the Great Escape song Count Me In hobby reading quote Oh Brother subject geometry pet peeve disbelief ambition to become a geologist.

Ford

Humorous remarks and definitions in brief quotes

A collection of light quips and definitions including an optimist joke about passing cream and milk, a realist about passing the pitcher, a complaint about towing charges, and a joke about cycles versus running in circles by an economist.

Speedy Suppers From Shelf Staples

A concise guide outlines quick ideas using canned cream of shrimp soup with crabmeat and peas, oven baked biscuits, pineapple and scallop bacon skewers, browned with frozen fries and a green salad. Hash cups filled with eggs, leftovers in casserole with mashed potato topping, and paprika baked potatoes finish.

Easy Date Muffins with Applesauce and Butter

Beat eggs and milk, stir in flour sugar baking powder and salt. Add applesauce and melted butter, mix well. Fold in chopped dates. Pour batter into buttered medium muffin pans and bake twenty minutes at four hundred degrees.

Cloverettes 4-H Club Holds Regular Meeting

Cloverettes 4-H club met at Carolyn Robinson's home on Thursday night March 18 with five members one leader and two guests present. Ardith Waybill spoke on Accessories and You and Car Lynn Robinson spoke on Baymanship. Mrs Lawson read the Rules of a Proper Meeting and the club goals and good officer qualities. A $1 donation to the Sharon Newell Memorial was voted. Next meeting set for Linda Johnson's on April 8 at 7 30.

Cloverettes 4-H Carolyn Robinson Ardith Waybill Sharon Newell Linda Johnson Ardyth Waybill

Tribune notice and publication details from Moulton Iowa

Official county city and school newspaper listing pricing and mailing information for Appanoose and adjoining counties. Published by A. W. Bassett with editor R. R. Eby at 108 North Main St. Moulton Iowa 52572.

Moulton Iowa North Main St

Kick Off Meeting For Cancer Crusade In Appanoose County

April 1 1965 meeting named Kick Off day for the Appanoose County Cancer Crusade chaired by Mrs Richard Raymie of Moravia. At Centerville Community Center 1 30 pm captains and crusaders urged to attend with speaker Mrs Russell Gage of Jasper County director of adult education in Newton and long time cancer society organizer.

Appanoose County Cancer Crusade Richard Raymie Moravia Centerville Russell Gage Jasper County Des Moines University Columbia University Drake University Newton Community School Raymie

O H M Club Holds Regular Meeting

The O H M Club met with Mildred Davis on March 18. Members sang hymns and Lord's Prayer closed the session. Ruth Stevenson to host next meeting on April 15. A D Kimball returned home from Britt Iowa after ten days with his daughter and son in law.

Ruth Stevenson A. D. Kimball Mrs Wendell Casady Britt, Ia

New Hope 4-H Meets March 20 1965

The New Hope 4-H Club met March 20 1965 at Connie Johnson's home with demonstrations by Johnson Tharp Graves and a shoe care talk by Der ic. Adjournment moved by Lana Graves. Next meeting set for April 23 1965 at Sally Ryan's home. Reporter Verlee Tharp. Gary Moore and others visited Ruth Moore, Don Bolin family, Verdeen Moore, Dennis Douds. Mrs Isom and son Bob arrive for month visit from La Crescenta California.

New Hope 4-H Club Connie Johnson Annette Tharp Lana Graves der’ Ic Johnson Sally Ryan Verlee Tharp Gary Moore Tammy Teri Centerville Ruth Moore Don Bolin Albia Verdeen Moore Blakesburg Dennis Douds Moravia Robert Isom Bob la Crescenta Calif Ed Slack Isom

Ke-Wash advertises rental fertilizer spreaders

An advertisement from the Ke-Wash Company offers rental fertilizer spreaders and ammonia applicators. The notice provides a Bloomfield phone number 664-3628 for contact.

The Ke-Wash Company

Also Mentioned on This Page

MU Tattler Kathy Bain Carol Davis Linda Whisler Shirley Brinegar Joyce Clayworth John Archer Judy Ogden Judy Meeker Diane Marvin Jennie Davis Judy Deahl Lanna Swarts Louise Summers Caro Davis Polluee Jennie Agia Judy Dean Jim Richie Daley Siesay Steve Forsythe Denis Pilannepecker Steve Probasco Cleroyd Lanna Swarnt Richard Lana Karla West Jerry White Connie Linda Wahisler Judy Joyce Kathy Carol Sue Linda Louise Diana Jennie Frankie Avalon Industrial Arts Mr. Coy Mystery Boy Mystery Girl Yamily Lal Helen Hale Helen Cloverettes 4-H Club Husband the Tribune Appanoose Adjoining Counties A. W. Bassett R. R. Eby For Cancer Crusade National Association Public School Adult Educators National Adult Educational Association Iowa Adult Educational Association O.H.M. Club O. H. M. Club Mildred Davis Ruth Mary Anne Beth Mildred Ona Bonnie Blanche Mary New Hope Jack Clark Drakesville Davco Fertilizers Elmer Wood Co Moulton, IA Reddy Kitewers
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