Moravia Girls Dominate County Tourney Opener
Moravia Mohawks defeat Exline 87 to 23 with Kauzlarich scoring 20 and Briskey 18. Mystic upset Moravia 33 to 29 in the next game ending Moravia’s chances for a third place. Cincinnati edged Moravia 44 to 43 in a boys’ county-tournament setback.
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Exline
Mohawks
Moravia
Kauzlarich
M. Briskey
Caldwell
T.P. Kauzlarich
Winsler
Briskey
Kaster
Cory
Hannam
Rick
Fenton
P Saw'vel
Foster
Mystic
Mystic’s
Maddalozzo
RG. FT. PF. TP
Gorgo
Moravia Boys
Cincinnati
Jack Broshar
Glasscock
Ciney
Flotb
Hannama
Broshar
Youngbear Assembly Highlights Cherokee Life and Customs
A Cherokee speaker from Oklahoma named Youngbear fascinated Friday morning listeners with insights into Indian life. He explained naming traditions, shared the Girl That Winks as She Goes Along as an example, discussed clothing, education, and occasions for traditional dress, demonstrated dances, counted to ten in two Indian languages, and closed with roping demonstrations that delighted all.
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Youngbear
Oklahoma
Identifying Characteristics in a Whimsical Portrait
The passage paints a singularly idiosyncratic figure with vivid era styling. Traits include ink-stained nails, a swaggering gait, fidgety leg movement, a rigid Gibson girl look, and a compact five foot two frame. It notes a flawless A average with no extra curriculars, high IQ, and an exaggerated shoulder posture.
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Runa
I. Q
Moravia FFA Basketball Teams Compete With Seymour
The Moravia FFA basketball teams faced Seymour FFA squads Monday evening at Moravia High. The FFA boys earned emblems rings and letters ordered weeks ago, with a new order in progress. Ag I boys are conducting shop this six weeks.
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Moravia
Sophomore History Class Debates on Compulsory Training
The sophomore world history class plans a debate between boys and girls on compulsory military training. The losing side will host a party for the winners. Two or three teachers will serve as judges. We sold refreshments at one basketball game and planned to sell at the Blakesburg game, but will now split expenses and profits with the Peg Club to fund new uniforms.
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Blakesburg
Peg Club
Junior High News Thursday reports split half-day absences
Dean Letha and Helen were each absent one half day this week. Mr. Sheldon finished Magnolia Heights and The One Hundred Dresses for us. We took Town Every Pupil Tests and received the county spelling bee word list for April. A representative will be chosen from our room, but the decision is not made yet.
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Dean
Letha
Helen
Sheldon
Magnolia Heights
Juniors Plan Banquet Ahead of May Sixth Event
A Junior class meeting Thursday outlined plans for a May 6 banquet. Temporary committees were formed to select the theme, catering, and related tasks. The Moravian Union is involved in the announcements and invitations.
Willing Workers Club Holds January Meeting for Uplift
The Willing Workers Club convened in the English room Friday January 30 with President Dean Tomlin presiding. Plans for a Valentine party were formed as Phyllis Rabuck chaired the program featuring Peggy Hopkins Richard Smith Ronald Broshar and Ruth Thompson performing pieces. The next meeting is set for February 13 with a program and social in the works.
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Willing Workers Club
Dean Tomlin
Phyllis Rabuck
Peggy Hopkins
Reading
Richard Smith
Ronald Broshar
Ruth Thompson
First and Second Grade Spelling Winners Named
Second grade pupils with perfect spelling scores include Carol Ann Main Janie Sawyer Carolyn Lurber Bill Booth Darwin Jordan Jerry Lee Buckallen Larry Martin Gary Pfannebecker Betty Van Dorin Yvonne Gardner Bobby Schaffner Jimmy Hickman Bobby Woodward Max Bailey Gary Underwood Michael Caylor. First grade top scores listed: Richard Mason Linda Coulson John Murdy David West Mack Cottingham Ronnie Broshar Dick Harp Joe Stufflebeam.
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Carol Ann Main
Janie Sawyer
Carolyn Lurber
Bill Booth
Darwin Jordan
Jerry Lee Buckallen
Larry Martin
Gary Pfannebecker
Betty van Dorin
Yvonne Gardner
Bobby Schaffner
Jimmy Hickman
Bobby Woodward
Max Bailey
Gary Underwood
Michael Caylor
Richard Mason
Linda Coulson
John Murdy
David West
Mack Cottingham
Ronnie Broshar
Dick Harp
Joe Stufflebeam
Kindergarten class notes welcome Karen Royer. pupil moves
The kindergarten notes welcome new pupil Karen Royer replacing lost students. Carol Main moved to Centerville, Tommy Thompson to Davenport, Bertha McGrighy to Kansas. The report shows improvements, honor roll names Karen Pfannebecker, Mervill Coulson, Nancy Turner. Attendance stayed good in cold weather. piano home and new songs expected.
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Karen Royer
Carol Main
Centerville
Tommy Thompson
Davenport
Bertha McGrighy
Kansas
Karen Pfannebecker
Mervill Coulson
Nancy Turner
Moravia Area Senior Profiles Highlight Local Students
Three Moravia area youths share life details in a school profile. Berniece Ann Van Dorin of East Moravia, born Sept 3 1990, lists Foster Eyes as grade school, plans for work as a stenographer, and activities in FHA and Commercial clubs. Bob Whicker of Moravia born Jan 5 1930, notes Moravia and Chariton schools, aims to earn money for a new car, and participates in softball baseball and band. John Allen Wilson NW of Moravia born June 28 1931, lists Pleasant Grove and Moravia schools, plans undecided, and active in FFA Glee Club and Ag activities.
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Berniece Ann van Dorin
Moravia
Foster
Ford
F.H.A
Bob Whicker
Iowa
Chariton
Plymouth
Oravia
John Allen Wilson
Pleasant Grove
Favorita
Activitiea
F.F.A
Thespians
Glee Club
Ruby Lavara Cridlebaugh
Douglas Township
Salem
Knoxville
Dorothy Casebolt Personal Data Card
Dorothy Casebolt born in Chariot Town on June 27 1929. Grove listed as birthplace. Height five feet two inches weight 112 pounds. Favorite car Plymouth and favorite candy Hershey.
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Dorothy Casebolt
Chariton
Town
Pleasant Grove
Plymouth
Hershey
Portraits of 4-H and school leaders from Moravia Union
A Moravia Union feature profiles Peggy Hopkins and Peggy Ruth Hopkins detailing birth places and dates, schools attended, physical attributes, hobbies, plans for the future, and activities such as FHA Thespians and Pep Club. Also notes a for sale listing for adding machine rolls at 26 cents each.
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The
Moravia Union
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M. H. S. Scribbler
Scribbler Staff
Richard McDane
Alberta Rick Richard Smith
George Tracy
Mary Rose Main
Delma Veach
Joan Black
Janet Broshar
Donnie
Bill
Forbes
de Mott
John Hiner
Johnny
Ola
Riskey
Youngbear Assembly
Turner
Gardner Hatchery
Albia Electric CO
N. W. Corner
Albia
Charles Wheeler
Mary Wheeler
Osteopathic
A&p
N. Side Sq
E. N. Catterlin
Optometrist
Continental Hotel
E. State St
L. P. Clow
Centerville, Iowa
J.B. Judge
Chiropractor Clark Hotel
Albia —Ssee
F.F.A. News
Briggs Motor CO
Albis
Iowa Highway 60
Junior High News
Junior News
Moravian Union
Speech Department
Appanoose County
Board OF Supervisors
Grace L. Bedinger
Auditor
Sciénes Club
Des Moines
Compierela Club
Peggy Ruth Hopkins
Guth[rie Center
Maple Grove
F.H
F.H A
Frank Swaim Moravia
H. S
Osage
Appanoose
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