Scribbler News end activities at Moravia Community School
Scribbler News details end activities at Moravia Community School written by Scribbler staff Editor Janice McDonough Assistant Editor Rowena Cox Sponsor Miss Barrows F Reporters list includes seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen with many names noted from classes and staff credits
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Scribbler
Moravia
Janice McDonough
Rowena Cox
Miss Barrows
Carol Adams
Betty Rhimer
Ronnie Boyer
Elaine Harington
Edie Mullins
David Shelquist
Linda Underwood
Linda Whitehead
Sharon Wilson
Rose Blumer
Paula Cleaver
Sandy Fenton
Linda Judge
Pam Morrison
Connie Mullins
Naomi Tadlock
Marsha Day
Jean Hawk
Linda Irwin
Maribeth Johnson
Derrik McDanel
David Phillips
Penny Prough
Kathy Self
Mary Kay Spencer
Gerald Stocker
Jani Ward
Marcia Waller
Mary Jo Wilson
Janet Rhee
Nancy Crabtree
Shirley Helmick
Pat Judge
Ann McDonough
Joyce McDonough
Mary Joyce Mullins
Reta Paxton
Patty Rogers
Marsha Stewart
Judy Stufflebeam
Debra van EN
Debra Walker
Mike Mul
Moravia students praised for neat attire at basketball games
In Moravia News, J. V. M. notes Moravia High School students, especially girls from MHS, dress neatly at home and away games. He observes many in slacks, favoring sharp appearances over wrinkled outfits, and credits Moravia teams for a strong reputation.
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MHS
M.hls
Moravia
Reading Wealth and Hardship in Literature Class
In Literature we explore stories about wealth and the reactions of people to it. We examine hardships overcome to achieve wealth and learn vocabulary from each story. A daily quiz tests how well Jani Ward has studied.
Glee Club Practices Varied Songs From Spirituals to Opera
The Glee Club has been practicing a variety of songs with spirituals among the most popular. Folk songs by Brahms remain well liked. Groups rehearse popular numbers, opera selections, and other genres, enjoying a wide musical mix.
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Glee Club
Brahms
Magazine praises Coed as teen fashion guide
In Homemaking 1 class this week, students report that CLASS Monthly Coed, a teen magazine, is read by all girls. It covers fashions, fads, and problems, answering common questions and providing engaging content.
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Home EC
Girls Resume Cooking Unit With Yeast Bread Plans
Next week the girls will resume their cooking unit and plan to make different types of yeast breads.
Moravia junior high routs Russell in double win
Moravia swept Russell in two Saturday junior high games at Russell. The girls won 93 to 15 led by Connie Renwick with 17 and Jean Allen 14, while Linda Self scored 2. The boys won 50 to 18 with Wayne Tisue leading with 17 and George Woodward and Chuck Moore each with 12. The Russell teams were held to 18 points in the boys game with no fouls. The second teams played the fourth quarter. next up is Moulton Udell here.
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Moravia
Russell
Connie Renwick
Jean Allen
Linda Self
Wayne Tisue
George Woodward
Chuck Moore
Gary Tisue
Mike Grinstead
Moulton-Udell
Teen of the Month Richard Mosley Named for Scribbler Staff
Richard Mosley, a Scribbler Staff selected teen of the month, is a sophomore active in baseball basketball student council band and science club. His courses include biology world history geometry and English. His favorite candy Almond Joy and his teacher Mr Hostetler are noted.
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Richard Mosley
Andrew Mosley
Scribbler
Richard
Mr. Hostetler
Rey
Teschgard
Do We Believe in Space Ships In Class Discussion
A school science discussion questions belief in space ships as intelligent life may fly to other planets. The class notes sightings of bright lights in the sky and mentions that even the U S Air Force has reportedly seen strange objects.
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U.F.C
U.S. Air Force
Nancy Crabtree
Eagusail Class Discusses Literature Endings
The Eagusail classes have progressed rapidly in literature since the second semester began. Students note abrupt endings and imagine alternate conclusions, while daily tests cover the stories and assigned vocabulary.
First Grade News Highlights Elaine Knedler’s Move
Mrs Smith and Miss Hellyers class informs readers Elaine Knedler has moved to Bloomfield. Students prepare for their first reader and show skill in adding numbers from one to ten. Rooms display hearts and Lincoln and Washington pictures. A Valentine party is planned for Saturday with decorated bags for Valentines.
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Smith
Richard Calhoun Senior Profile Highlights Basketball Player
Seniorgraph for Richard Calhoun lists parents Mr and Mrs Delbert Calhoun age 17 born Centerville Iowa August 2 1947. He excels in trigonometry physics government and economics bookkeeping and advanced mathematics and participates in Basketball F B S A science club annual staff. Favorite color green and blue song Joann and Dave food steaks pastimes basketball sleeping eating pet peeve know-it-alls. Highlights include senior year and basketball. Plans to attend college or Towa Tech.
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Richard Calhoun
Delbert Calhoun
Centerville
Iowa
Joann
Dave
Towa Tech
Joyce Harrington and Richard Harrington Senior Graph Entry
Joyce Elaine Harrington and Richard Harrington born Ottumwa Iowa March 21 1947. Subjects include bookkeeping sociology government and economics office practice. Activities list basketball band F H A Scribbler staff annual staff color blue song Look of Love. Names Jeff Julie. Food chicken wet. Pet peeve people who talk about you behind your back. Future plans get a job.
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Joyce Elaine Harrington
Richard Harrington
Ottumwa
Iowa
Jeff and
Julie
Sonny Hawk iHarold Hawk Birthplace and date
Sonny Hawk born August 16 1947 at St Josephs Mercy hospital Centerville Iowa. He studies American government economics English IV sociology and coping. He enjoys annual staff Thespians color red song 40 acres. He likes bacon and eggs and sleeping with Edie and tinkering with cars. He dislikes people who boss others without authority and plans to become a truck driver or farmer. In class they studied Great Britain and Jamestown and noted the British Empire.
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Sonny Hawk
iHarold Hawk
St. Josephs Mercy Hospital
Centerville
Iowa
Edie
Diane Judge and Lela Judge profile from Chicago birth record
A brief student profile lists Diane Judge and Mrs Lela Judge with Chicago birthplace and December 11 birth date. It notes subjects such as government economics geometry sociology English IV and activities including basketball band glee club F H A F T A Thespians science club and staff. Future plans include college attendance and participating in state basketball tournaments.
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Diane Judge
Lela Judge
Chicago
F.ha
F.T.A
Matthew
Robyn
Opinions On Cheating At School Survey
A survey quotes Mary Joyce Mullins and others on school cheating. Responses range from condemning cheating as harmful and universal to admitting occasional personal lapses. Participants include Jean Hawk Penny Prough Joyce McDonough Rodger Kelley Kenneth Long and Shirley Helmick.
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Mary Joyce Mullins
Jean Hawk
Penny Prough
Joyce McDonough
Poe
Rodger Kelley
Kenneth Long
Shirley Helmick
Cheating Allegations Highlight Reprimand Incident
A fragment notes Nancy Leffler accusing others of cheating as a habit and claims some people cannot stop. The brief implies a tense confrontation or moral rebuke, with little context about who is involved or where the event occurred.
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Nancy Leffler
Calendar of events from Chariton area list
February schedule includes Boy's Sectional at Chariton 1:60 p.m. and girls sectionals on Feb. 19 and 20. Middle events feature S.C.A. meeting Feb. 22, Baptist musical program Feb. 23 at 1:00 to 1:45 p.m., Evans Junior High Ottawa administration meeting Feb. 24 at 1:20 p.m. and chapel Feb. 25 from 3:15 to 3:45 p.m.
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Chariton Curtis Publishing Company
S.C.A
Baptist
Menus for February 18 to 25 feature varied school meals
February 18 offers macaroni and cheese, tomato juice, egg salad sandwiches, peach crunch, white or chocolate milk. February 19 includes galosh exotic, cabbage salad, green beans, bread and butter sandwiches, pumpkin pie, vitamin milk. February 23 serves teenburgers, corn, lettuce salad, fruit cup and cookie, chilled milk. February 24 provides soup beans, corn bread, relish, fruit Jell O, cold milk. February 25 showcases turkey and noodles, potatoes, tea rolls, refrigerator dessert. Mik Reporter Sharon Wilson.
New Student Kathy Townsend Joins Moravia High
Kathy Townsend enrolled at Moravia High, height five feet one inch with reddish brown hair and brown eyes. Born May 30, 1950, she is the daughter of Mary Scott and Richard Townsend, transferring from Moulton High. She takes algebra, general science, home economics and English, favors English and teacher Mr. Armstrong, and likes color lavender food lasagne and the song This Diamond.
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Moravia High
Kathy ‘Townsend
Mary Scott
Richard Townsend
Kathy
Moulton High
Moravia School
Armstrong
Mo ravia praised by Kathy as superior to most schools
Kathy says Mo ravia is better than most schools she has attended while Judi Stuffiebeam comments on the setting and tone of the remark.
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Moravia
Kathy
English class explores relative pronouns and noun clauses
In Mr Evans eighth period English class students study relative pronouns and noun clauses. They answer questions diagram sentences and learn the purpose and parts of these clauses. Practice work in the workbook builds understanding for a forthcoming paragraph about inner conflict.
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Evan
Ilass
Freshman Home Ec Class Shares Room Profiles and Sewing Plans
In Home Economics class we evaluated room profiles and shared reports on a chosen article. Mrs. Selix demonstrated fabric and pricing per yard, guiding upcoming sewing starting Monday.
Short Stories In Literature For Mr Evans Class
Students discuss the literature unit focusing on short stories. The group notes some stories are challenging while others are engaging. Vocabulary work and a test follow the readings and Mr Evans assigns tasks as progress continues through the semester.
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