M H S Scribbler Staff List
The Bennie Tarbell led staff includes Nellie Argo advisor and Mr Morlan as editor. It lists reporters Nancy Lindley Jean Taylor Dana Easter Nancy Steffen Nancy Faber Betty Main Bill Main Charles Mc Aninch Ronny Closter Jeanne Hawk Judy Woodward Carolyn VerSteegh Connie McAninch Elaine Curtis Janet Harrington Judy VanDorin Steve Tarbell Jolene VanDorin Rosemary Phillips Lorena Plants Lorraine Walker La Nita Swift Nancy Mosley Linda Davis Diane Kincade Janet Smith Becky Wilson Connie Boblenz Mike Martin and Fred Tarbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennie Tarbell
Nellie Argo
Morlan
Donna Rae Tubaugh
Sharron Walter
Virginia Burger
Shan O'Conner
Judy Gladfelder
Mark VanZante
Nancy Lindley
Jean Taylor
Dana Easter
Nancy Steffen
Nancy Faber
Betty, Main
Bill Main
Charles McAninch
Ronny Closter
Jeanne Hawk
Judy Woodward
Carolyn VerSteegh
Connie McAninch
Elaine Curtis
Janet Harrington
Judy VanDorin
Steve Tarbell
Jolene VanDorin
Rosemary Phillips
Lorena Plants
Lorraine Walker
la Nita Swift
Nancy Mosley
Linda Davis
Diane Kincade
Janet Smith
Becky Wilson
Connie Boblenz
Mike Martin
Fred Tarbell
Moravia High School Scribbler Calendar Update
The Moravia High School Scribbler lists upcoming events including basketball games with Lovilla on Friday Jan 13, with Russell on Tue Jan 17 and with Cincinnati on Fri Jan 20. The staff seeks reader feedback on coverage and changes to improve the paper.
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Lovilla
Russell
Cincinnati
Editorial resolve for a new year opens promising horizons
The Scribbler announces a new year with wide horizons and opportunities. Three new members join, Mike Martin, Fred Tarbell, and La Nita Swift, as the paper vows to add quality and seize chances ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Martin
Fred Tarbell
la Nita Swift
Headline Story Wilbur Stewart captures wild game
Student chatter fills the page as Wilbur Stewart headlines a playful column about a dramatic capture nicknamed Mouse Man, with notes on classes and routines in a lively school setting. The piece blends casual exchanges from Tawny to Benz and Nork amid junior year references.
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Steff
Tawny
Sheldon
D.p
Shan
Taylor
Martha R
Benz
Twosie
Nork
Janet FL
Jean H
Judy O
Wilbur Stewart
Surveys Head the List for Student Scribbler Meeting
Room 101 was the Scribbler staff meeting place during 8th period on Tuesday January 3. Roll call had members standing to report preferred subjects. Eleven topics were discussed with multiple surveys yielding wins.
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Scribbler
Gunnin' Grads of '61 Birth dates and future plans
Centerville born graduates Stephen Tarbell and Cristine Ann Main share birth dates June 22 1943 at Centerville Hospital with parents Mr and Mrs Elec Main. Tarbell lists future as farmer while Main undecided. Both mention physics English government and office practice as school subjects and Prom as highlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville Hospital
Elec
Tina Dance
Vseece Ccscuoec
Ces G. T
Stephen Tarbell
Centerville
Towa
Elec Main
Coconut Grove
Comet
Cristine Ann
Tammy
New Members Elected and Topics Shown in Meeting
Three new members joined the group Fred Tarbell Mike Martin and LaNita Swift. Affected changes discussed include renaming gossip and adding a new column every two or three weeks. The teen of the month was chosen but names were not released. Jose VanDorin Rosemary Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Tarbell
Mike Martin
LaNita Swift
Morlan
Jose VanDorin
Rosemary Phillips
Student Council Minutes Detail January Meeting Plans
The regular meeting on Tuesday January 3 led by Kenny Ellison discussed removal of the Christmas tree and wreath with girls and boys assigned to the tasks. Mr. Burton granted permission for a sock hop after the basketball game. Martha Rouse was named to secure records for the dance. Three volunteers were chosen to operate the record player during the fifteen minute dance intervals. A February 18 carnival was proposed with nearly every organization to run booths.
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Kenny Ellison
Burton
Martha Rouse
New Year resolutions from Moravia community members
Linda Gardner aims to save money for next Christmas Joyce Kincade pledges to avoid illness at Elaine Free's Sharon Walters plans to diet Jeannette Pullen intends a diet Jean Taylor commits to kindness and better grades Lois Strunk vows to stop greeting others loudly Joyann Vincent promises to stop tapping her fingers Norma Gladfelder seeks weight loss Virginia Burger wants harmony with Terry LaNita S reads the Union for Moravia community activities
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Linda Gardner
Joyce Kincade
Elaine Free's
Sharon Walters
Jeannette Pullen
Jean Taylor
Lois Strunk
Joyann Vincent
Norma Gladfelder
Virginia Burger
Terry
Why I Want to Be Scribbler Member
Fred Tarbell and Mike Martin express why they wish to join the Scribbler. Tarbell cites education and journalism interest plus writing pleasure. Martin says long-held belief in the Scribbler’s principles will aid his journalism development.
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Scribbler
Fred Tarbell
Mike Martin
Freshman Gossip About Dates and Midnight Show Suspicions
A lighthearted page item surveys freshmen gossip about who is going with whom and who was seen at the midnight show. Names such as Donna T and Diane K, Joe B, Allen, Nancy M, Lillian M, Peggy R, Jo D, Linda D, Beverly S, Connie B, and Becky W appear in questions about outings, nerves, shoes, and after school meetings.
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Donna T
Diane K
Joes
Joe B
Allen
Nancy M
Lillian M
Peggy R
Jo D
Linda D
Beverly S
Connie B
Becky W
Father Opens My Mail and Dorothy Parker Selections
In American Humor unit, Clarence Day Jr. recounts his father Clarence Day Sr opening his mail in the tale Father Opens My Mail. Dorothy Parker also has a selection in the book as part of the unit.
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Clarence Day
Day
Clarence Day, Sr
Clarence Day Jr
Dorothy Parker
Poems and Authors Featured in Polite Society Review
A literary note discusses Dorothy’s poems Love Song and The Waltz as romantic dreams ending in sharp awakenings, Parker’s satire of women’s suffering in The Waltz, Thurber’s University Days about Ohio State University humor and neuroses, and Ogden Nash’s Every Day is Monday and This is Going to Hurt Just a Little Bit revealing his rhyming skill, with Nash shown as rhyming master rather than master of rhymes and Jeanne Hawk mentioned among readers.
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Dorothy
Miss Parker
James Thurber
Ohio State University
Thurber
Ogden Nash
Nash
Jeanne Hawk
Eighth Grade Projects And Scrapbooks Highlight Classwork
The eighth grade showcased varied projects with posters on sanitary practices displayed in Mrs. Clayworth's room and scrapbooks in progress from letters to city Chambers of Commerce. Students will decorate Mrs. Campbell's room with purple skaters while preparing for six week tests.
Special Attractions At Two Ballgames On Trampoline
At two ballgames we had a special attraction with four different boys performing on our new trampoline. The first show occurred on homecoming night with Marvin Lindley and Paul Witt executing basic jumps such as seat drops knee drops back drops and front drops. They later attempted more difficult twist land flips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Lindley
Paul Witt
Moon studies and new year wishes in third grade
The third grade class is studying the earth and its surface with a bulletin board on snow. A note on lunar trips appears while students plan a town map and map symbols. Two pupils moved away Sandra Cunningham to Illinois and Francis Moffitt to Ottumwa. They wish everyone a Happy New Year.
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Sandra Cunningham
Ilinois
Francis Moffitt
Ottumwa
Steff
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LaNita S
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