M H S Scribbler Recaps 1954 Mtgs and Games at Moulton
Junior High teams from M H S suffered losses in county tournament at Moulton. Girls 23-20 to Exline. boys 30-13 to Moulton. Scorers noted: Judy Marfin five, Helmick four, Easter unknown. Report highlights snack antics, Volleyball tours, and class finals. Student activities include creed speech plans, parliamentary team, and FFA district news in progress.
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Moulton
Judy Marfin
Helmick
Easter
Burton
Pfannebecekr
Visual Education Highlights Moravia School Film Week
Moravia Public School screened two films during the week of March 10 14. Realm of the Wild argues for year round habitat protection as key to deer and other wildlife health, noting winter starvation losses. The Children of China depicts daily life and family loyalty in a Chinese village, showing home school and community customs.
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Moravia
China
Moravia FFA Banquet Planned For April First
Moravia F F A banquet centers the Ag room activities with officers and the banquet committee preparing a menu including cocktail coffee ham whipped potatoes gravy corn carrot salad rolls and butter cherry pie and ice cream The guest speaker will be Thomas Hippola from Iowa State College District F F A contest entries include Edwin Clark secretary and John Veak treasurer aiming to enter secretarys book and treasurers book respectively
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Thomas Hippoka
Iowa State College
Edwin Clark
John Veak
Hig Treas
Sophomore Girls Rally Upend Seniors In Tight Tourney upset
In a class tournament, Sophomore girls beat Seniors 47-42 after Seniors were 54-20 losers to the same team earlier. Martin 18, McDanel 16, and Sawyer 13 led scoring as guards limited Seniors’ fast break. Referees Mr Zessel and George Woodward were praised.
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Martin
McDanel
Sawyer
Mr. Zessel
George Woodward
Senior Class Tournament Recap And Scores
Seniors win big in one final 63 47 with Dean Kaster scoring 23 points while Geraldine Vance leads the girls with 25 and Joyce Hiatt 16. The senior team edges the juniors 63 47 as Beverly Woodward and others contribute on both sides. The annual sale note promises copies for 2 00 with 1 down and 1 on delivery.
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Mizi
Kathryn
Joyce
Geraldine Vance
Horn
Joyce Hiatt
Carole
Fern
Wanda
Geraldine
Beverly ‘Woodward
Letha Schaffner
Marjorie
Nadine
Beverly
Connie Paris
Betty Vance
Dean Kaster
Donald Dicks
Lyle Morris
George Woodward
Wayne Wolf
Jack Kaster
Leonard Veak
Jack Hopkins
Two New Students Featured This Week
This week introduces two new students to the school community. The newcomers bring fresh perspectives and join existing classmates in upcoming activities and orientations. Both students are eager to participate in clubs and campus events.
Two New Ottutwa Students Enroll At MHS
M. H. S. welcomes Lary Mertill and Keith Mertill to the Ottutwa area school. Lary, a 15 year old freshman, is five feet and five inches tall, weighs 130 pounds, has black hair and brown eyes, and studies English I Citizenship General Science and General Math. Keith, a 17 year old senior, is five feet nine inches tall, weighs 145 pounds, has blue eyes and blonde hair, and takes Economics American Literature and Agriculture.
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Ottutwa
Lary
Keith Mertill
Keith
Iowa Wesleyan College Choir Performs on Spring Tour
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 the Iowa Wesleyan College Choir directed by Oscar Bitler presented a program in song. The six day spring tour features 33 members from various states and communities. They sang Christus Factus Est O Sing Unto the Lord Glory to the Trinity King Jesus is A-Listening and Climbing Up the Mountain Children. A group called the Carolers followed with April is in My Mistress Face With Love My Heart is Ringing and Seventeen Come Sunday.
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Iowa Wesleyan College Choir
Oscar Bitler
Jesus
Carolers
Seniorgraphs Name Shirley Ann Stocker
Seniorgraphs profile for Shirley Ann Stocker born October 20 1933 east of Moravia attends Moravia High School Fairview grade school and Moravia High School dark blue eyes and hair 5 feet 2 inches 96 pounds lists favorite items and activities including Hershey and shorthand plans for next year undecided.
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Shirley Ann Stocker
Moravia
Fairview
Howard
Hershey
Mr. Horn
Guy Lombardo
Doris Day
Howard Keel
Sandy Jackson
Chevrolet
F.hla
We Look and See Pre-Primary at Grace News
Grace News reports a pre-primer class activity with Donna turning six, cupcakes and ice cream, singing Happy Birthday, and group games led by Mrs. Tomlin. Visitors include Mrs. Floyd Simmons. four films viewed last week include How to Catch a Cold Canoe Country On the Track and Song of the Pioneers. Fourteen pupils absent with mumps and severe colds. list of students neither absent nor tardy over six weeks includes Alan Dooley Terry Easter Bobby Rogers Jimmie Smith Nellie Argo Bobby Burns Joyce Kincade Kathy Lockman Judith McTlwain.
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Donna
Alan Dooley
Terry Easter
Bobby Rogers
Jimmie Smith
Nellie Argo
Bobby Burns
Joyce Kincade
Kathy Lockman
Judith Mcl Tiwain
Fourth Grade Notes and Film Week Highlights
Students report many out sick with mumps while David Miurdy remains in school. David Bailey transfers to Blakenburg. The week features films On the Track Canoe Court ry How to Catch Cold and more.
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David Miurdy
David Bailey
Blakenburg
Busy Maidens 4-H Meet at Hilton Church
Busy Maidens 4-H club met at Hilton church on March 10. Alfleen Turner called the meeting to order as Doris Maddison, Rosemary Maddison, Aileen Turner, Barbara Robinson, Marilois Robinson, Patty Rogers, and Donna Rogers answered the roll call about a plant and why. Doris Maddison gave a talk on Choosing Curtains for Your Room, explaining how to fit color schemes and window sizes. Donna Rogers read a letter from a boy in England. The meeting adjourned at 8 30 with refreshments served.
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Hilton Church
Alfleen ‘Turner
Doris Maddison
Rosemary Maddison
Aileen Turner
Barbara Robinson
Marilois Robinson
Patty Rogers
Donna Rogers
England
Happy Helpers 4 H Meet With Martha Potts
The Happy Helpers 4 H club held its regular meeting with Martha Potts on March 5 1952 at 7 30. President JoAnn Moore led the pledge as members answered roll call with Some Famous Woman and Why She Is Famous. Janice Mosley spoke on John Constable’s Wivenhoe Park while Martha Potts demonstrated a Dusting Mitt and care. Reports from Mrs K C Potts and Martha McCord noted a Farm Bureau hall meeting attended. Portfolios were made and 4 H songs practiced. Present were Janice Mosley Martha Potts Mary Mosley JoAnn Moore Charlotte McAninch Martha McCord and leader Mrs K C Potts. Hostess provided refreshments. Next meeting set for April 14 1952 at Mar nest McCord’s 73 Martha McCord reporter.
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Happy Helpers 4-H Club
Martha Potts
JoAnn Moore
Janice Mosley
Wivenhoe Park
John Constable
K. C. Potts
Martha McCord
Farm Bureau Hall
Mary Mosley
Charlotte McAninch
Martha Mc« Cord
Marnest McCord’s
Martha. McCord
Hilton Hustleta 4 H club meeting minutes March 10
The Hilton church basement hosted the Hilton Hustleta 4 H club meeting on March 10. President Tommy Koffman led the session with the 4 H pledge, minutes approved, and 17 members present including Bert Whitlock Art and Patty Rogers Carl Rouse Jim Carl Donna Rogers Larry Spencer Larry Chance Edwin DeWayne Clark John Murdy Ai leen Turner Paul Turner Paul Wilson Ronnie VanZante. Prizes were awarded to Larry Chance Paul Wilson Art Rogers Carl Rouse Rondle VanZante in a Health Contest. Health Queen was Aileen Turner and the Health
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Hilton Hustleta
Hilton Church
Tommy Koffman
Bert Whitlock
Art and Patty
Rogers
Carl Rouse
Jim
Carl
Donna Rogers
Larry Spencer
Larry Chance
Edwin
DéWayne Clark
John Murdy
Paul
Aileen Turner
Paul Wilson
Ronnie VanZante
Art Rogers
Rondle VanZante
Club plans game versus Jackson Stars at county tournament
The meeting announced the club will play the Jackson Stars at the county tournament. DeWayne Clark moved the adjournment and Bert Whitlock seconded. Refreshments were served by the committee. Reporter DeWayne Clark.
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King
Paul’ Wilsen
Jackson Stars
DeWayne Clark
Bert ‘Whitlock
Pocket size Swingline Tot 50 stapler debut
It is a pocket size Swingline Tot 50 stapler marketed as a handy tool for home or school. Comes with 1,000 staples for 98 cents at the Union office, with additional staples available up to 7.50.
Moravia Union Sub keeps welcome gift
A subscription to the Moravia Union is described as a welcome gift, highlighting value for new subscribers and the appeal of regular local news delivery. The note emphasizes the practical benefit and community connection offered by the paper.
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The
Moravia Union
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