M H S Scribbler Names in School Notes
A long list of names appears under the M H S Scribbler section, including Nellie Argo Orville McCord and Connie McAninch among many students and staff. Editor and assistant editor credits accompany the roster.
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1961
Page
5
A long list of names appears under the M H S Scribbler section, including Nellie Argo Orville McCord and Connie McAninch among many students and staff. Editor and assistant editor credits accompany the roster.
Van's Studios in Ottumwa delivered senior pictures to the high school on December 8. Mr. Van praised the seniors for their cooperation, noted he will take group pictures for the annual, and allowed limited camera use at school for candid shots of happenings. Steve and Max
Friday performance by the high school band and glee club featured pieces including Gypsy Coleum Stomp Cha Cha for Band and High Society. Glee club girls sang Yellow Bird Let it Snow and four boys joined for Ive Got My Love to Keep Me Warm. The concert provided experience and showcased hard work while entertaining the students who enjoyed missing class.
A math class reports lessons on solving unknowns by equations. On Tuesday, Mr. Horridge was absent and Mr. Fenton led the lesson.
The note describes ongoing English class work in a workbook, with plans to finish next week. It mentions spelling books were distributed last week and a first test or task completed, with another activity scheduled for next Friday.
Freshmen with perfect attendance include Gerald Argo Betty Blumer Ronnie Boyer Richard Calhoun Anita Curtis Eugene Daniels Judy Gillen Elaine Harrington Harold Hawk Richard Johnson Linda Jones Robert Kehrberg John McClurg Janice McDonough Timothy Mihalovich David Oehler Joyce Roberts Robert Sheldon Madelyn Sinclair Wesley Smith Lila Swift John Tarbell Linda Underwood Charles Van de Poi Marie Van Dorin Son
A long OCR style roster lists students by grade and split into groups for the second six weeks and a separate for twelve weeks. Names include Walker Watts Whitehead Woodward plus numerous Carols Carolyns and Kennedys across freshmen to seniors.
On December 2 1961 Ames hosted a State Cabinet meeting with eight district cabinet members district advisors and state officers. Des Moines student Dave Striff opened at 10 30 outlining duties for the coming year. Robert Lux outlined responsibilities and they reviewed the October 23 State Conference and potential improvements. Plans for a summer workshop and National Conference were set for later discussion. Nancy Mosley.
In chapter seven students learn how heat is produced and used. The lesson covers how heat transfers and how objects expand when heated and contract when cooled. A Vandegolt Static Generator was used in experiments, and the class enjoyed it.
The 1961 Homecoming featured a full gym and packed bleachers as Mohawks and Mohawkettes faced Blakesburg Wildcats. The Mohawks won a hard game while the Mohawkettes lost by eight. Afterward alumni joined a homecoming dance with blue and white decor, king and queen crowned at 11 30, plus attendants.
A survey lists varied humorous responses to a Hierodule described as a temple slave. Names include Joyce R Joyce W Jerry B G B L Becky W Dave A Connie B DeWayne R Nancy T and others, with ideas ranging from Christmas gifts to paper ads to cleaning lockers. The note defines a Hierodule as a temple worker.
The tale follows Big John and Small Sad Sam who both pursue Sue after liking Run Around Sue. After a clash Sue suggests going to the sad movies to judge bravest man. Tears erupt, Sue ends the relationship, and both men face heartbreak as Sue backtracks home amid a romantic pursuit.
The newly formed Future Teachers of America club sent members to substitute in grade school classes under sponsor Mrs. Tuttle with Miss Julie Sparrow of Town State College. Participants included Nancy Tomlin, Nellie Argo, Elaine Free, Janet Harrington, Rose Mary Horn, Marvin Lindley, Aleta Johnson, Larry Vickrey, Russell Blumer, Martha Rouse, Connie Adams, Jay Taylor, and Mike Rhee. Grades one through eight benefited and enjoyed the hands on experience. Rosemary Phillips
Home Ec. students split into groups to present reports. Leila Woodward, a beauty operator, will discuss hairstyles and hair care. Each girl must create a Christmas centerpiece for judging by the F. H. A. girls.
A fragmented school page teases student life and upcoming events. Names like Martha R Jolene V D Beverly S Rose Mary H Lorena P Max M Marilyn T appear amid notes on classes sports and theater. Scribbler continues next page.
A fragmented list links songs to school life themes. Language of Love Spanish and Young Love reflect dating grades. Hits include Hit the Road Jack and Walk on By. A missing class member and teacher-student dynamics frame lunchtime and classroom behavior.
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