MHS Scribbler editor and staff announcements
Nellie Argo is editor with Orville McCord as advisor. The Scribbler staff includes Connie McAninch Blaine Curtis Margaret Fenton Carolyn VerSteegh Janet Harrington Steve Tarbell Martha Donn Nancy Tomlin Judy VanDorin Lorraine Walker Jolene VanDort Loretta Plants Rosemary Phillips Jo DuVall Linda Davis Connie Roblenz Nency Mosley Becky Wilson Doris Hawk Marlys Fenton Donna Tomlin Dixie Tubaugh Connie Walter Max McAniel Patty Blumer Peggy Rogers Diane Kincade Janet Smith Sue Robinson Lillian Milleman Karol Helmick Mike Mar Fred Tarbell Kenny Estlack Joyce Roberta Elaine Harrington Linda Underwood Janice McDonough Betty Blumer Linda Jones and une Brozovich. They will write the various grade news articles for a bigger Scribbler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Argo
Orville McCord
Mr. Sallade
Connie McAninch
Blaine Curtis
Margaret Fenton
Carolyn VerSteegh
Janet Harrington
Steve Tarbell
Martha Donn
Nancy Tomlin
Judy VanDorin
Lorraine Walker
Jolene van Dorft
Loretta Plants
Rosemary Phillips
Jo DuVall
Linda Davis
Connie Roblenz
Nency Mosley
Becky Wilson
Doris Hawk
Grade News Volunteers for Scribbler Staff
Scribbler editors discussed boosting grade school coverage at the last meeting. Eighth graders volunteered to write for the paper, including Linda Judge Barbara Lindley Pam Morrison Faith Jordan Naomi Tadlock Sendra Scott Terry Prough Donna Raekard Roger Mullins Mike Kuhns Sandy Fenton Linda Johnson and Fran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Judge
Barbara Lindley
Pam Morrison
Faith Jordan
Naomi Tadlock
Sendra Scott
Terry Prough
Donna Raekard
Roger Mullins
Mike Kuhns
Sandy Fenton
Linda Johnson
Fran
General Science: Bending Glass for Water Purification
Students learn to bend glass and use it in an experiment to purify water. Each drop purification takes one minute, with one ce of water equaling about 20 drops, guiding careful processing before drinking.
SPECIAL ELECTION Lorena Plants Named Scribbler Assistant Editor
Lorena Plants is chosen as assistant editor to help next year’s editor Nellie Argo. The meeting on January 17 at 12:40 in the bookkeeping room will transact important business. The Scribbler staff expresses best wishes for Lorena and continued growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorena
Scribbler
Nellie Argo
Biology students prepare for gamester test review
Mr. Burton has kept biology students busy with a 100 question gamester test covering 16 chapters. For future work he assigned a 1000 word term paper. So far they have studied cells, plants and animals, digestion, earth and man history, and the frog. They are now studying the pig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton
Economics course replaces American government in new term
Mr. Sheldon teaches Economics as a replacement for the first semester American government course. The class defines economics as the study of how people make a living, derived from house and to manage. It covers consumption production exchange distribution government and finance with an introductory lesson on why we work and everyday problems.
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Sheldon
Joanne Main Teen of the Month from Centerville Iowa
Joanne Main born November 13 1944 in Centerville Iowa is 17 a junior with blue eyes and short brown hair She stands about 5 4 and weighs 120 pounds She participates in basketball band glee club and several activities Her courses include American history American literature Spanish chemistry and typing She plans to attend college and is praised for her abilities and cheerful personality
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanne Main
Centerville
Iowa
Joanne
Michelle
New Year Intentions For A Fresh Start In 1962
A call to readers to face the new year with resolve. The piece urges turning good intentions into action, ditching old habits, and beginning anew to study harder and meet deadlines. It emphasizes that changing behavior requires real determination rather than mere resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feaf
Joyce Ann Kincade Rogers Biographical Badge Entry
SENIGRGRAPH presents Joyce Ann Kincade Rogers born June 11 1943 at St Joseph hospital Centerville Iowa to Mr and Mrs Francis Kincade. She lists hair black eyes brown height 5 3 favorite subject bookkeeping future ambition to work in a doctor's office and notes sewing reading and typing as skills with activities in FB LA Glee Club sextet vocal solo Thespians.
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Mrs. Francis Kincade
St. Joseph Hospital
Centerville
Iowa
Tommy Wilson Seniorgraph Entry Highlights School Life
The Seniorgraph notes Tommy Wilson born January 15 1944 at home, age 17 with brown hair and six foot three quarters height. It lists his parents Clarence and Mrs Wilson, favorite teacher Mr Lallade and pastimes of eat and sleep. He aims to work, values English, and cites basket ball practice and FFA Thespians as activities.
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Tommy Wilson
Clarence Wilson
Lallade
FFA
A Dictionary of Dialect Entries and Phrases
A compact catalog of slang and expressions including ankle-biter for child and you don’t razz my berries for you don’t impress me. It lists Beatsneaks tennis shoes happy hour Pepsi and phrases like shoot low they’re riding Shet lands and Let’s put it in orbit. The piece ends noting this language and asking about the latest usage.
Vocal Aires Offer Four Voices in Morning Moravia Show
Four gifted soloists blend popular favorites musical comedy and spiritual numbers in one show. They perform Thursday January 25 at Moravia high school gym at 9 15 am. Admission for high school is 20 cents and elementary 10 cents.
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Moravia High School
Scribbler hires Lorena Plants as assistant editor
Moravia school welcomes Deanne and Craig Sheldon as new students while Jean H and Joy Ann are mentioned regarding a door scene. Linda Whitehead is asked about her future plans as the community notes future paths.
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Lorena Plants
Jean H
Joyann
Moravia
Deanne
Craig Sheldon
Linda Whitehead
Secretarial Office Practice for Seniors Course
The Seniors begin a new office practice course replacing typing. It covers dictation transcription mail duplicating and other office tasks. The first chapter on filing explored purpose of filing vertical files alphabetic card files correspondence files folders and filing accessories.
Frog dissection unit ends as students study anatomy
Under Mr. Burton, groups dissect frogs to locate and identify ventral organs. Students draw the organs, then test on what they learned before removing hind leg and arm muscles. The plan includes studying the pig in detail next.
Secret of Youthfulness in Morning Mindset
The passage presents that certain people stay youthful by energy and readiness, viewing each morning as a new opportunity from God. It suggests embracing every day as a gift and creating daily challenges to stay alert and purposeful.
Spyline whispers and school reunion vibes at New Year
Rumors swirl about who feared singing at the teacher meeting and whether Li Ian M could co exist with Mr Holtz. Questions linger about late studies on January 3 and if tests were tough. A hush falls on Nancy M and Jay V2 Diane K as students discuss the Crusaders. Lanet Smith returns to school amid chatter and friendly welcomes.
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Li.ian. M
Home Ec II Sophomores Study Child Development Themes
In Home Ec II the sophomore girls study child development focusing on motor control discipline and physical growth. Each girl reports on a topic with out of class work and three handmade toys for a small child. Toys include stuffed animals and dolls while Mrs Selix assigns readings and reports.
Wooly Will Wakes Up To A Fake Inheritance Letter
A reader recalls receiving a letter from a New York lawyer claiming Uncle Pete left $20,000. The tale reveals skepticism about the supposed inheritance and a rush to respond with a letter describing how the money would be spent.
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New York
Pete
Uncle Pete
Five Tux and a World Trip Totaling Twenty Thousand
A fragment lists expenditures totaling 20000 dollars with varied items. Notable entries include five tuxedos, a Corvette, charity donation, Las Vegas trip, world trip, candy bars, cigarettes, movie pass, cattle ranch investment, and gambling money. The tone resembles a personal expense breakdown from a historical document.
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O'henry’s
Las Vegas
Snow Vacation Reflections of Town Residents
Residents recount days off during the snow break. Jean H and Joanne M spoke by phone while Jim L worked and played pool. Martha R cared for a house guest and slept. Nancy T stayed indoors to keep warm. Donna T phoned Diane K as Martha R froze. Jay C slept. Nellie A worked and tried to stay warm. Joyce W questioned the assignment. Judy W stayed inside to stay warm. EdC watched television. Jim prayed for more snow and wind. Dewayne R worked, froze, and endured discomfort. Dave A did nothing if possible. Janet did dishes and schoolwork. Scribbler continues next page.
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Jean H
Joanne M
Jim L
Martha R
Nancy T
Donna T
Diane K
Jay C
Nellie A
Joyce W
Judy W
Ed. C
Jim
Dewayne R
Dave A
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