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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1947

Page

3

Moravia Mohawks Suffer Seasonal Defeat At Moulton

Moravia High girls drop 28 27 to Moulton as Rose Kauzlarich scores 15 and Stansberry feeds 13. Boys fall 47 35 with Tracy leading Moravia on 14 points while Hannam adds eight. Brinegar tops Moulton with 21 and Freeborn 16. Senior grads profile Mary Lillian Tomlin born Jan 15 1931 east of Moravia and Margaret Johnson born Moravia March 24 1931 with multiple activities listed.

Moravia High Mohawks Moulton Rose Kauzlarich Moravia Stansberry Briskey Tipton Kerby Hannam Rick Kauzlarich Winsler Cory Hiatt Mohawks Tracy Brinegar Freeborn Binegar FPG FT. F. T.P Sears Broshar, J Hiner Scieszinsko Harris Mary Lillian Tomlin Ford F.H.A Margaret Johnson Thespians

Tuning Up Moravia Bussey Band Contests and Bets

The Moravia Bussey marching band split into Moravia and Bussey units for a contest at a game this week. Tailfeathers performed, while Sharon Park began on the cornet this week and students sold dog tacs and felt emblems to raise funds for chevrons.

Bussey Moravia Sharon Park Cormet

Things I Am Thankful For by No 14567

A student in cell block after a Thanksgiving break lists things they are thankful for at school. They mention avoiding spills and slips, passing grades, unruly study hall antics, burnt literature books, glue on keys, and the oddities of school life including seven days and no electric chair. The tone is humorous and reflective.

Texas

Courtesy Pays Rule for School Conduct Told in Verse

A teacher presents a verse about courtesy at school, urging students to follow rules, be quiet in assembly, and avoid disruptions. Tim Ralph Johnson is noted with English Lit.

Tim Ralph Johnson

Boswell Pon Toon Jr Faces College Entrance Roadblock

A Montpelier Idaho high school tale shows Boswell emphasizing study and future plans to become a doctor, lawyer, or baseball player. He learns the harsh truth that his grades miss required subjects, prompting advice to plan courses early and meet college standards for English, social science, math, science, and electives.

Boswell Pontoon Jr Boswell Rees Zee Ollege Grizzly Montpelier High School Montpelier Idaho

Aged Women Shift Years Into Others, Witty Remark

A misspelled schoolyard quip notes that when a woman subtracts years from her own age she never wastes them she tacks them onto the age of another woman. The remark is paired with a tally of students and teachers from 4th to 12th grade.

Fifth and Sixth Grade Attendance Winners List

Fifth and Sixth Grades nine weeks tests are this week as teachers push for better grades. The boys and girls with perfect attendance in the last six weeks are Jack Baker Donnie Burton Sharon Park Janice Pollock Richard Tomlin Carol Broshar Joyce Martin Carl Martin Jack McDaniel Mitzi Sawyer Paul Wilson and Noomi Wills. Mrs. Frank Wilson visited us Monday afternoon.

Jack Baker Donnie Burton Sharon Park Janice Pollock Richard Tomlin Carol Broshar Joyce Martin Carl Martin Jack McDancl Mitzi Sawyer Paul Wilson Noomi Wills Frank Wilson

New English Books and School Events Noted

Junior high notes new English book titled Plain English Exercises. Students saw a show called The 28rd Psalm upstairs. Six weeks tests are underway this week plus school pictures on Tuesday. Dean was absent all day Wednesday.

Dean

Sophomore class votes to omit one traffic rule article

The Sophomores accepted the constitution with one article removed. Don Sears moved to strike the rule forbidding standing on stair landings at noon, and the class approved. The measure moves to the presidents of the classes at their next meeting. Doris Callen read a short poem.

Don Sears Doris Callen

Junior News on Mora High School Safety Body

The Mora High School Junior class discussed changes to the Student Safety Body constitution in a class meeting. Three articles were flagged for potential changes, to be decided by a class vote. Last Monday the juniors finally received their class rings, thrilling many students.

Moravia High School

Senior Class Meeting and New Constitution Adopted

The Senior class met on November 25, 1947, called to order by the president. Minutes were read and approved, new constitutions and traffic rules read and approved, senior play list prepared and sent to the office, party plans discussed, and friendship pictures reviewed. Meeting adjourned by President Jack Broshar.

That Crazy Smith Family Opens Junior Play

The first school play of the year approaches its presentation day. Tickets are sold by Junior class members. That Crazy Smith Family is a three act comedy promising family friendly fun and entertainment.

Pep Club Forms At Unionville High School

The Pep Club sponsored by Miss Hackett lists officers Marilyn Jacobson president Elia Hannam vice president Joan Black secretary and Mary Lou McDonough treasurer. The club aims to cheer at games run pep meetings and plan to attend most out of town games. Members listed include Joan Black Barbara Briskey Janet Broshar Doris Callen and many others. Members earn points toward a reward by posters committees skits chairing events yell contributions attending games and wearing school colors. At the Unionville game the club handed out gold pop apples candy bars and homemade candy.

Miss Hackett Marilyn Jacobson Elia Hannam Joan Black Mary Lou McDonough Barbara Briskey Janet Broshar Doris Callen Joan Callen Virginia Carter Ruby Cridlebaugh Fern Foster Ella Hannam Joe Hannam Phyllis Haver Marilyn Hiatt Peegy Hopkins Norma Huff Phyllis Kaster Jeraldine Kaster Jean Long Patty O'Hara Verna Overturf Wilma Overturf Patty Pasovitel Steve Pasovitel Bruck Rabuck Phyllis Unionville

Jokes and quips from a quirky class reader

A vivid collage of student humor and classroom asides. The piece riffs on prayer, misheard lines, wordplay, and literary wordplay, mixing schoolboy jokes about triangle words and puns with absurd questions about biology and language. It mixes names like Juliet and Charlie McCarthy with playful misstatements and comic dialogues.

Car theft chase ends at police station

A man bursts into a police station declaring his car missing after a frantic dash. The scene blends disjointed dialogue and ads with fragmented humor including lines about aging, laundry, England, Hawaii, and a nursery rhyme reference.

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Scribbler Staff Jack Broshar Richard Smith Richard McDanell Alberta George Tracy Mary Rose Delma Veach Dean Tomlin J. Kaster Mate Nannam R Taylor Kaster Uade Whicker J Broshar Scieszinski Sears Is Tineres Il Basil Cowell American Legion Harry Pearson Richard Veaeh Moravig Moravia Mattress Co Henry Surber E. N. Catterlin Optometrist Continental Hotel E. State St. Centerville L. P. Clow Centerville, Iowa Albia Electric CO N. W. Corner Albia Charles Wheeler Mary Wheeler Osteopathic Phyaicians A&p N. Side Sq Centerville Iowa J.B. Judge Chiropractor Clark Hotel Atbia Briggs Motor CO Albia, Lows Highway 61 Berrer PT Junior High News Junior News Senior News HYUK Miss H Rex H Romeo Julet Juliet Roemo Mr. W Bob W Scotland Dublin Fred Charlie McCarthy Cincinnati Mrs. Mac England Hawaii Gerald Mr. Wu Jack Horner Moravia Methodist Church Hampshire Bucks Dayne Taylor Louis Kristoff Tony Amos Easie McCormick-Deering McCormick-Deering No Veach Implement Co
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