Eagle staff names and roles in school paper
The text lists staff and roles for the Eagles publication including Chief Shelia Burns, Copy Editor Mary Larsen, Sports Editor Doris Lenig, Cartoonist Mary Alaveon, Photographer Kathy Wood, Becky Guler Uden, Grand News Vicki Starr Moulten Graile News Mary Larsen, Special Events Patti Yank, and Sponsor Mrs Proffitt with Diane Smith and Judy Mitler noted as person and teacher spotlight respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelia Burns
Mary Larsen
Doris Lenig
Mary Alaveon
Kathy Wood
Becky Guler
Uden Grand News
Vicki Starr Moulten
iGraile
Patti
Diane Smith
Judy Mitler
Mrs
Proffitt
Moravia School Gathers for County Teachers Institute
From the editors desk Moravia hosts a County Teachers Institute so no school for students. Support the softball and baseball teams by attending games and cheering them on. Seniors plan cider sales contact Mr Boyd Mrs Arnold or Mr Housman. Junior magazine sales end Monday September 25. Candles remain for sale by the Juniors. Senior boys and girls should submit entries for the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow contest before September 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
M U
Boyd
Arnold
Housman
Mtt
Betty Crocker
Home Ec Teacher Miss Diane Hudson Introduced
Miss Diane Hudson born November 26 1949 hails from Ottumwa and trained at Ottumwa College and Kirksville with minors in elementary education and social studies She paid her college way by working at Hy Vee and aims to inspire students in Moulton while considering starting a Future Homemakers of America chapter Her hobbies include poetry tennis riding movies reading and cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Hudson
Morrells
National Guard
Hy-Vee
Moulton
Hudson
Homemakers of
America
Moulton School Parade Highlights Float Winners
A large Moulton parade Saturday September 16 featured divisions with first grade float This Crew Is After A Higher Education second grade Education is a Giant Step and fourth grade Paddling For Knowledge In Division II Monarch Migration won first with Flora and Fauna of Iowa second and Youve Come a Long Way Baby third Sophomore class won Division III with Brewing A Good Education Seniors saved for an Education and Freshmen With Education The Skys The Limit The Rainbow Girls won club division followed by Methodist Youth Group and Boy Scouts Weather warm and skies clear Color Guard band floats from Moulton Udell Blakesburg and Moravia added to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
Iowa
American Legion Color Guard
Moulton-Udell
Blakesburg
Moravia
Reading choices brighten school library shelves
A school library offers a wide range of books from automat ion to romance and horror with new additions this year. A Grade 9 reader, age 14, lists preferences from winter Alaska tales to South Sea stories and notes favorite foods and activities plus a few playful quirks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Parade Highlight Of Jamboree Div 1 And 2 Winners Named
The big school parade crowned Division 1 first grade with This Crew Is After A Higher Education. Second grade placed, third place went to seventh grade You've Come A Long Way Baby. Division II winner featured Monarch Migration with Flora and Fauna of Iowa, and Sophomore Brewing A Good Education won first in Division II. Teachers and sponsors listed for each entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie ‘Albertson
Iowa
Beverly Hayes
Baby
David Johnson
Myron Nourse
Your Most Important Product In Education
A school message urges students to class their grades by effort. It emphasizes that grades arise from personal effort and that trying harder leads to better outcomes. The piece reassures students they are their own best asset and should take pride in self-improvement.
Mystery boy Class of 74 profile with quirky details
A scanned senior profile lists a mystery boy age 200 months weight 2240 ounces height 67 inches with royal blue eyes and long hair. It notes favorites such as steak Moore's Station football Loafing Grand Funk Evil Knievel and a motto about today being the first day of the rest of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore's Station
Grand Funk
Evil Kneivel
Pet Peeve Prompt Sparks Fun College Motto
A playful fragment suggests a motto about enjoying college years. The garbled text references ambitions, fun, and personal expression, hinting at a lighthearted, informal theme rather than a formal article. No clear names, places, or dates are present to specify details.
Blakesburg Softball and Baseball Games on School Calendar
Reading shows Blakesburg hosts softball and baseball on Thursday September 21 and Thursday September 27. Moravia hosts a teachers institute on Friday September 22 with no school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blakesburg
Teachers Institute At
Moravia
Question of the Week at the Jamboree
Responses praise social moments at the Jamboree including bets, dances, couples, and floats. Denise H. recalls Betty being bitten and chatting with Dave. Others mention walking home, watching Bufford, meeting Susan, and hearing praise for parade floats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denise H
Betty
Dave
Pam Sherry
Randy F
Bufford
Mary
Kelly M
Roger H
Susan L. Wesley
Roger
Susan Doris
Doug. S
Miss Hudson
Moulton-Udell Softball Falls to Seymour in Long Game
The Moulton-Udell girls softball team lost to Seymour in a three hour Monday game, 23 to 1. Pitchers Barbara Harrington and Betty Ocker combined for five strikeouts, with Denise Horn and Sharlyn Burns delivering home runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton-Udell
Seymour
Barbara Harrington
Betty Ocker
Denise Horn
Sharlyn Burns
F F A Boys Welcome New Ottumwa Guests
The article lists social visits and family events in Ottumwa and nearby towns. It notes the birth of Chad Douglas Cormeny Sept 7 with Vernon Cormeny and Winford Smith as grandparents, plus multiple dinners, weekend gatherings, and fair attendance involving the Mitchell, Starr, Lawson, and Newcomer families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Cormeny
Ottumwa
Noel ‘Ritz
Troy
Junior Lawson
Donald “Lawson
Reva
Faye Lawson
Cee
Vy Reva
Winford Smith
Herbert Arnold
Bloomfield
O. ‘Carmeny
Centerville
Tom. Starr
Ralph Mitchell
Gerald. Mitchell
Putnam Co. Fair
Gary Foster
Putnam Co
Gerald Mitchell
Bus tour through Missouri and Arkansas planned by 1880 Club
Mrs Ruth Johnson and Mrs Georgia I McCullough left Wednesday on a bus tour of southern Missouri and northern Arkansas sponsored by the 1880 Club in Centerville. They will see the Passion Play at Eureka Springs Ark the School of the Ozarks and tour Silver Dollar City. Mrs Nona Robinson dined with Mrs Audrey Green in Cincinnati then visited Mr and Mrs John Temple in Exline. Eagles with MU student support hope for a great comeback in Moulton area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Johnson
Georgia I McCullough
Missouri
Arkansas
1880
Centerville
Eureka
Springs
Ark
School of the Ozarks
Silver Dollar City
Nona Robinson
Audrey Green
Cincinnati
John Temple
Exline
Monterey Social Notes Touch Round Lake and Ottumwa Families
Local residents host and visit across Ottumwa Round Lake and Centerville communities. Births include Rodney Allen Smith born August 31 to Dave Smith and wife. Gerald Mitchell and families host gatherings. multiple calls and weekend visits link Mitchell, Evans, Lawson and Arnold households across Iowa towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Evans
Tonya
Round Lake
Minn
Kenneth Evans
Kathleen Evans
Ralph Mitchell
Donald Lawson
Gerald Mitchell
Gerald ‘Mitchell
Otis
Sloda
Ottumwa
Edna Crom
Edna Arnett
Dave Smith
Doris Moore Exlines Visit Spans Arkansas California
Mrs Zena Wahl and daughter Mrs Betty Haly of San Pedro California return home after a week in Mountain Home Arkansas with daughter Mrs Dorothy Vass and family. They also visited grandchildren James Smith Fordland Missouri and Kenneth Pinon Janice Bowers Teresa and Mary Jane Wilgus of Fremont California for dinner with aunt and uncle Ed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zena Wahl
Betty Haly
San Pedro
Calif
Mounain Home
Ark
Dorothy Vass
James Smith
Fordland
Kenneth Pinon
Janice Bowers
Teresa
Mary Jane Wilgus
Freemont
Moore kinfolk visit across towns and states
The record lists numerous relatives and friends visiting and visiting periods across Centerville Cincinnati Ottumwa Jerome Malcom Des Moines Pleasantville San Pedro and Unionville. Names include Thelma Hayes Ray Stevens Zena Wahl Betty Healy Rippling through are Hamm Moore Walter Purposes of visits span Labor Day weekends and fairs with extended travel to Rock Island Chicago and Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Thelma Hayes
Centerville
Ray Stevens
Cincinnati
Pinnon
Pauline Stevens
Grant
Mabel” ‘Stevens
Olan‘ Hamm
Carl Hamm
Jerome
Wright Short
Grace’ Priest
Ottumwa
Zena Wahl
Mir
Bil Parcel
Roger
Billie Rae
Bobbie Lee
Edgar Moore
Marvin Walter
Virgil Walter
Wm. Campbell
Wanda McGrighy
Malcom
Eldon Hurley
Aaron
Rock Island
Chicago
Ill
Wisconsin
Marjorie Freeborn
Eva van Dorin
Rudy Zemo
Gary Smith
Denise
Raymond
Pleasantville
Betty Healy
San Pedro
Calif
Sreen Circle Inn
Dale Paxston
Des Moines
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Eagles
Moulton Rainbow Girls
Methodist
Boy Scouts
Mystery Girl
Back of J's
Wildwood
Ane
Vonn
Mr. Beeler
S. H
Cteilen Asoft
John Y
Johnny Cash
Hene Sleeth
Arthur Waybill
Farr Jebens
Tim Slavin
Ann Stutler
Myrtle Gravett
Education
Marsha Arnold
J. R. Boyd
David Housman
Wanda Profitt
Marietta Fry
Rick Probasco
Jesus Is
Ited Methodist Church
Boy Scout
Vern Price
Jane Price and
Clyde Holbrook
Mystery Boy
F.F.A
Tom Starr
Jim Mitchell
Dave Newcomer
la Plata
Newcomer
Moulton-Udell School
M U Hfa
Keith ‘Brockus
Jack McClurg
Kevin ‘Ballanger
Ronnie Mason
Larry ‘Stutler
Monterey
Wilma Mitchell
Rodney Allen
Tom Smith
Otumwa
E. ‘C. Cormeny
Junior’ Lawson
Doris Moore
Frances Clark
Worthington
Zena ‘Wahl
Zell Musgrove
Olan Hamm
Unionville
Ica Hurley
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