Clitter Clatter of M. H. S. Hoof Beats
The page lists staff roles for the school paper with editors for various sections. Linda Appler serves as editor, assisted by Erma Jacobs and Shirley Lindley for different areas. Other names include Wilma Howard and Coleen Hutchison for girls and boys sports respectively, with John Cox and Barbara Jay in features and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Appler
Ass’t
Erma Jacobs
Shirley Lindley
Wilma Howard
Coleen Hutchison
Larry Harrington
John Cox
Barbara Jay
Marjorie McCullough Clitter
Janice Provost
Senior Class Work Day and Bake Sale Set for April 5
On Saturday April 5 the Senior Class will offer car washing at the school house for 1.50 per car, egg and cake sales for Easter, and other odd jobs. Drivers can move cars to and from the school by calling Mr. Wegener or a Senior with the pickup time. A bake sale starts at 10 a.m. in City Hall. Seniors will rake yards, mow, wash windows, and more.
Seniors Car Sale Helps Fund Senior Trip Plans
The Seniors report total card sales of 219.50 with 101.20 allocated to their trip fund. They aim to raise about 300 more and organize a Senior Work Day on Saturday April 5 featuring car washing a bake sale and other odd jobs.
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Tribune
Typing Sam White Earns 30 Word Pin In Typing I
Sam White received his 30 word typing pin in Typing I this week. Mr and Mrs Ansel Evans of Springdale Arkansas spent the weekend with Mrs Gladys Anderson in Centerville. Mrs Grace Utterback also spent the weekend with her daughter Mrs Anderson and the Elmer Starr family of Plano.
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Sam White
Ansel Evans
Springdale
Arkansas
Gladys Anderson
Centerville
Grace Utterback
Mrs. Anderson
Elmer Starr
Plano
Senior Spotlight on Gale Wayne Singley
Senior Spotlight profiles Gale Wayne Singley born May 11 1940, son of Myrtle Singley. He has attended school seven years here and joined Band basketball baseball and numerous campus activities including class officer and Student Council President. He lists John Wayne Debbie Reynolds and The Ten Commandments among favorites with hobbies in athletics and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale Wayne Singley
Myrtle Singley
Gale
John Wayne
Debbie Reynolds
Mercury
Natalie
Gerry
Sixth Grade News Highlights and Class Updates
The sixth grade lists students who scored 100 in Spelling including Alan Boettcher Tommie Brinegar Connie Brummel Robert Campbell Sandra Cook Linda Davis Gary Davison Dan Frantz Maudetta Heartley Sharlyn Hodges Larry Johnson Linda Lee Gilbert Ocker Betty Probasco Linda Selvy Richard Spurgeon David Stansberry Janice Starr Stevie Starr and Sandra Stevenson. Social Studies unit on India finished with a test today and maps were made last Friday. Next unit is China. Arithmetic includes written problems. Easter decorations were made in Art. Sheila Kirby has been absent several days with the measles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Boettcher
Tommie Brinegar
Connie Brummel
Robert Campbell
Sandra Cook
Linda Davis
Gary Davison
Dan Frantz
Maudetta W Heartley
Sharlyn Hodges
Larry Johnson
Linda Lee
Gilbert Ocker
Betty Probasco
Linda Selvy
Richard Spurgeon
David Stansberry
Janice Starr
Stevie Starr
Sandra Stevenson
India
China
Sheila Kirby
Eighth Grade News Highlights Spelling Winner and Poems
Nedra Horn won the County Spelling Contest in Centerville on Saturday. Charlotte Campbell performed well as one of the last to go down. Posters by Janet Bradshaw Dorothy Douglas Janie Howard and Jill Stansberry were prepared for the Tab Book Club Contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nedra Horn
Centerville
Charlotte Campbell
Janet Bradshaw
Dorothy Douglas
Janie Howard
Jill Stansberry
Joe Dixon
P. T
Enid Morrow
Senior Trip Preferences From a School Poll
A list of staff and student inputs shows Nashville emerges as a top choice with many votes. Chicago and Chicago area options appear frequently, while several respondents favor anywhere, with West preferred over East. Dale other cities like Lake of the Ozarks Kansas City and Detroit also appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Howard
Washington
Linda A
Lake of the Ozarks
Nashville
Karen W
Chicago
Karen B
Janice P
Tenn
Sheryl H
Florida
Sherry S
Charlotte D
Erma J
Doris J
Marjorie M
Sharon R
Wilma Harris
Shirley Lindley
Enid D
Shirley Leyda
Gloria S
David B
Kansas City
Gale S
Detroit
John C
Larry H
St. Louis
Centerville
Buddy H
Glen D
Larry D
Russell C
Bobby D
Allen M
Ted
Lee
Jerry S
Orval S
California
Jimmy T
Barbara J
Diary of Bertha Williams in 1779 travels to Kentucky
Seventh grade diary entry recounts a pioneer journey from Philadelphia through Virginia to Kentucky in June 1779. Linda Houser presents Bertha Williams and family facing typhoid, scarce water and food, wagon breakdowns, death, and Indian encounters while noting graves, buffalo feasts, flower pickups, and planned arrival in Kentucky two to three months away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Houser
Bertha Williams
Virginia
Philadelphia
Sarah
Scott
Timothy Scott
Timothy
Kentucky
Saran
Hanky
Mrs. Whit
Sophomores Order Career Bulletins from Special Section
Sophomore literature class members Jean Singley and committee members Mary Howard Sharon Morrow and Joan Singely led a project to request forty letters from various companies for career information. English class plans a day to review the bulletins to learn about careers, aiding students' future choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Singley
Mary Howard
Sharon Morrow
Joan Singely
Senior Spotlight: Lee Spurgeon Born 1939 and Local Student
Spotlight on Lee Spurgeon son of Loyd and Loyd Spurgeon born September 24 1939 who has studied locally for 11 years. He favors Tab Hunter Doris Day and the film Cattle Empire with a taste for cake and ice cream red Ford and singer Carl Smith. Lee enjoys baseball and basketball for three years and has hobbies in baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Spurgeon
Loyd Spurgeon
Lee
Tab Hunter
Doris Day
Ford
Carl Smith
Jane
Bob
F F A Barnwarming Highlights 1958 Sweetheart Crowned
The annual F F A Barnwarming drew 85 members and guests in the school gym last Friday. Wilma Howard performed solo, Sharon and Pat Richmond sang a vocal duet, and the Girls Sextet offered a number. There was round, rock and roll, and square dancing led by Jimmy Cochran. Pat Richmond was crowned 1958 F F A Sweetheart by president Orval Stevenson at 9 pm, with gifts of a necklace and jacket certificate presented by Orval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Howard
Sharon
Pat Richmond
Jimmy Cochran
Orval Stevenson
Clitter Clatter Of M H S Hoofbeats Headline
Pat Richmond was chosen F F A Queen last Friday night. The Junior Class play is tomorrow night. Two ex senior girls visited school last Friday. Barbara Jay is back to school. Thanks to all who helped the Senior card sale succeed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Richmond
Barbara Jay
Ecard
Fifth Grade News and Jokes From School
Students report on social studies chapters Iowa and Central States while mastering possessives in language and long division in arithmetic. Perfect scores on the Mastery spelling list are named. Humorous classroom quips close the column with light jokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Bell
Central States
Iowa
Johnny Archer
Kathy Bain
Harry Barber
Jerry Brinegar
Shirley Brinegar
Carol Davis
Stevie Forsythe
David Hargrave
Judith Irelan
Ruth Murdy
Janet McKeehan
Stevie Probasco
Wilma Reese
Laverta Stewan
Lanna Swarts
Cleroyd Swarts
Karla West
DeWayne White
Tribune Born in 1884 Moulton Iowa Newspaper
The Tribune notes it is the official county city and school newspaper entered at the post office in Moulton Iowa in February 1884. It explains subscription pricing outside the territory at 2.00 and within at 1.50 per year.
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Moulton
Iowa
Dental care begins at early age
The Iowa State Health Department says children should visit a dentist at age two and a half. Early dental exams, a balanced diet low in sweets, and brushing after meals help ensure healthy teeth. About half examined at two and a half show cavities. a quarter need a tooth extracted. Premature loss of baby teeth can crowd adjacent teeth and misalign permanent teeth. Sugar is the main cause of decay.
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Iowa
Teach child to brush teeth after sweets for health
The note urges teaching a child to brush teeth quickly after eating sweets, noting patience is required but healthy teeth result. It mentions Milo Pangburn and sons of Northwood owning a purebred Durroc sow that recently bore 20 piglets, with 19 living and 1 dead, weighing 54 pounds at birth and gaining 4 pounds the first day.
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Milo Pangburn
Sons
Northwood
For Sale Cherokee Oats Heavy Seed Quality
For sale Cherokee oats heavy suitable for seed inquire at this office.
Local area business opportunity for device service
Adult residents needed to service and collect from automatic dispensing and amusement devices. No selling required. Car and 400 to 700 dollars working capital needed. Weekly 7 to 12 hours can net up to 300 dollars monthly, with potential for full time. Interview details by mailing P. O. Box 156 Rochester Minnesota.
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P. O. Box
Rochester
Minnesota
Brittany Pups Registered Stock Available in Ottumwa
Clell Swarts of 318 Summit Ottumwa Iowa offers Brittany pups as registered stock. Contact phone 4 7694 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brittany Pups
Clell Swarts
Summitt
Ottumwa
Iowa
Cherokee oats seed price listed by Glen Patterson
Cherokee oats suitable for seed offered at 70 cents per bushel by seller Glen Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Patterson
Pups for sale from registered stock in Ottumwa Iowa
Black and tan and Blue Tick puppies from registered stock. Male and female available. Contact L. R. Carruthers at 702 W Mechanic St Ottumwa Iowa or call Murray 4-6886. 3mnp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Carruthers
Mechanic St
Ottumwa
Iowa
Murray
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