Scribbler News and Activities at Moravia Community Hall
Moravia Community Hall hosts Scribbler staff led by Senior Reporters Pat Blumer Pocky Rogers Bud Stocker and others with junior freshman writers and editors listing numerous names. The note urges students to focus on second semester prosperity and emphasizes responsibility for grades and effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Blumer
Pocky Rogers
Bud Stocker
Diane Kincade
Jo DuVall
Connie Landtrebe
Dixie Tubaugh
Connie Wall
Marlys Fenton
Doris Hawk
Janet Smith
Linda Proctor
Donna Tomlin
Connie Roblenz
Nancy Mosley
Fred Tarbell
Sue Robinson
Mike Martin
Lillian Mills
Dave Shelquist
Edie Mullins
Sophloninrs
Rose Blumer
Pam — Morrison
Rowena Cox
Linda Judge
Linda Johnson
Paula Cleaver
Sandy Fenton
Connie Mullins
Naomi Tadidik
Faith Jordan
Eea
Reputéia
Sharah Judge
Marcia Walter
Mary Jo Wilson
Penny Prough
Mary Kay Spencer
Linda Irwin
Gerald Stocker
The Semester Ends Editorial Reevaluates Exams
An editorial discusses the importance of semester exams for M H S students, noting tests cover eighteen weeks of work from school start to January and that scores affect permanent records. It warns students that semester grades can matter more than six week grades and may influence college admissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TAS
Kéméster
M.H.S
Ules
Dudh
Home 2 unit of cook class watches peers grade work
In a kitchen class the girls are observed by others who fill evaluation sheets. Time management is emphasized as duties are assigned so each girl has a task most of the period. Rowena and Faith participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowena
Faith
Trigonometry Students Build 3D Triangles for Learning
Students in advanced trigonometry have studied spherical triangles and air navigation. They formed three dimensional figures with curved sides to grasp trididies, noting methods differ from plane geometry. The class will finish trigonometry soon and move to a new math concept next week.
Scribbler Meeting Discusses Staff Assignments and Teens of Month
The Scribbler staff met on January 28 during the third period to assign tasks and discuss the upcoming weekly stories. Linda stressed the importance of keeping a large staff active to stay on the paper. A vote occurred for boy and girl teen of the month, and a party was discussed. No final decisions were made before adjournment at period's end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda
Davitt Aleé High School Portrait and Details
Ottumwa Iowa born December 4 1946 Davitt Aleé is a 17 year old student. She studies Trigonometry English IV Economics and Chemistry. She attends Basketball Student Council National Honor Society and FTA. Her future plan is to be an engineer and her advice to underclassmen is to work hard and have fun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davitt Aleé
Ottumwa
Towa
Mits
Dori Rhee
F.T.A
Boblenz Wins Homemaker of Tomorrow Award
Connie M. Boblenz is named 1964 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow after top score on December 3, 1963 test. General Mills sponsor to award pin, entry to state finals with $1,500 scholarship. trip to Williamsburg, D.C., and New York. scholarship increases to $5,000 for national winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie M. Boblenz
Betty Crocker
General Nis, Inc
Encyclopedia Britannica
EncycloPaedia, Inc
Williamsburg
Washington, D.C
New York City
Betty Crooker
National Association of Secondary School Principals
Science Research Ansociaies of Chicago
Kenown Educational Publishing and Testing Organization
Seniorgraph Portrait of Pat Blumer From Duis Unionville Iowa
A senior profile for Pat Blumer born December 9 194? lists parents Mr and Mrs Don L Blumer. Details include brown hair blue eyes 55 inches tall with interests in bookkeeping sociology shorthand economics and commercial subjects. Favorite teacher is all, extracurriculars include FELLA ena FTA scribbler and annual favorite Patime is talking to people. Future aim secretary. advice to underclassmen emphasizes study plus enjoying high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Blumer
Unionville
Towa
Don L. Blumer
Ena
FTA
Seymour Moravia Games Prompt Mixed Reactions From Spectators
Richard Johnson hailed the boys game as fabulous while Dianne Pearson noted limited visibility from the stand. Sonny Hawk praised the girls game as tremendously played, with mixed views on the boys contest. Marie VanDorin commended the girls but regretted the loss, and Linda Whitehead wished the final quarter of the girls game lasted longer. Joyce Roberts summarized both games as well played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Johnson
Dianne Pearson
Sonny Hawk
Gamder
Marie VanDorin
Linda ‘Whitehead
Abdul
Joyce Roberts
Girls game reflections and player comments
Carol Adams notes both games were played but she wishes the girls had a longer stay to win. Mullins recalls difficulty with a Seymour captain obstructing. Anita Curtis says the crowd was excited though the kids in the stand were too busy to watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Adams
Mullins
Seymour
Anita Curtis
Staid
Yearbook Price Set At Two Fifty For Alumni Edition
The 1964 alumni edition yearbook will cost $2.50. To order, contact the high school office. One dollar earns one copy and the remaining dollar fifty pays for it once received.
Teen of the Month Mary Kay Spencer debuting September 27 1949
Centerville Towa birth date September 27 1949 places Mary Kay Spencer as Teen of the Month. Suzanne Lee and Bobby Dean are listed as friends, with Mary Kay pursuing Algebra I English General Science Home Ec and activities like Glee Club FEA Band and Remedial Club noted.
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Centerville
Towa
Suzanne Lee
Bobby Dean
FEA
Mary Kay Spencer
Noon Hours At Noor High Offer Wide Student Activities
Noon periods provide ping pong basketball and trampolining for students. Those not active join groups to talk or study. Band members practice in the band room for contest groups. Monthly F.H.LA candy sale at noon completes a good meal. Overall, there is something for each student during the noon hour.
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Noor
F.hla
FHA Meeting Highlights and Candy Sales Recap
The January FHA meeting opened with the president Diane Kincade leading the ritual as members sang the FHA prayer. Connie Boblenz read the last meeting’s mistakes and Mrs Selix noted the last week’s special meeting should be recorded. Candy sales on Thursday Jan 23 added over seven dollars to the treasury. The senior girls compete for the Homemaker of Tomorrow award with Connie Bobjeng this year as the chapter winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FHA
Diane Kincade
Connie Boblenz
Selix
Treasury
Betty Crocker
Homemaker of Toomorrow
Connie Bob- Jeng
Connie
Marian Woodward
Becky Wilson
Jeanne Turner
Paula Cleaver
Home Ec class studies cost varied meals
In Home Ec, Mrs. Selix assigns nine meals across breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Students prepared three types each: low cost, moderate cost, and high cost.
Food Lessons Include Balanced Meals and Time Budgeting
The text outlines meals such as fast grapefruit with french toast and hot cocoa for breakfast lunch toasted cheese, dinner oven fried chicken with duchess potatoes, vegetables and tapioca cream pudding with hot tea. It notes budgeting time into prep eating and cleaning, evaluating meals by cost and calories per person, and ensuring four food groups per meal. The next unit covers clothing and a fashion show.
Economics: A Practical Look at Making a Living
The second semester begins with a government class now titled economics. It covers social sciences and the four major economic parts: consumption production exchange and distribution. Government and finance frame the outlook, urging thoughtful business literacy to serve the greatest good.
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Halle
Moravia
Hdgt
Au Welton
Scribbler Staff
Brades
L.M.D
Dr. L. den Hartog
Optemetrist
Owa
Tan. Main
Scribbler Meeting
Wan & Bet
Wayne Way
Tail Curler, Jr
Albia Sales CO
Sale Pavilion
Albia
Iowa
H.C. Peterson
Don Peterson
John Peterson
Morayla
Paul Morehead
Boblenz
Homemaker
Elliott Bookkeeping Supply
State Centerville
Economics
R. W. Baird
Over Stevens Drug Store
Carterville, Iowa
ISU
Town Southern
Southern Utilities Company
Genterville
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