Moravia H. S. Scribbler Staff and Club Roles
Staff and student names list the Moravia high school paper editors, writers, reporters, club leaders, and departments. Includes editorial staff Mary Lou Main and Dee Fenton, feature writer Anella Reid, and various clubs, reporters, and weather forecasters with many contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou Main Dee Fentonanella Reid
Richard Smith
Venetah Andrewsik Brown
Jack Baldwin
Mary Rose Mann
Alberta Rick
Marilyn Beaty
Delma Veach
Gerald Hannam Clair
James John Wilson
Dorothy Brown
Patty Sawyer
Georgiana Winsler
Bill
Broshar Vera VanDozin
House
Beverly Callen Humerous
George Tracy
James Main
Onieta Whicker
General Newlance
Richard Goughnor
Barbara Broshar
Freda Wood
Virginia DeRoyle
Joyce Burd Sponsey
Nnn
Miss Seeley
Baritone Solo and Orchestra Selections Feature Numerous Local Musicians
A concert program lists baritone Eudora and performances by Chandler Patty Halden Joan Dille Edna Mac Luse and more. It includes works by Mozart Handel Bloch and DeRobertis with a full BAND personnel roster and regional accompanists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eudora
Chandler
Patty Halden
Joan Dille
Edna Mac Luse
Godard
George Tracy
Mozart
Georgiana Winsler
Long
Bill Harris
Bob Whicker
Richard Smith
Handel Mary Rose
Mary Rose Main
Marilyn Hiatt
Delma Veach
Barbara Broshar
Daisy McCrory
Georgiana Winslet
Virginia DeBoyle
Edna Mae Luse
Naomi Stevens
Virginia Carter
Joan Callen
Leta Stevens
Mitzi Sawvel
Viola Hammond
Patty Sawvel
Bill Broshar
Verne
Rouse
Annabele Walter Cornet
Jo Ellen Broshar
Skip Broshar
Bonieta McDanel
Mary Lou Main
Janet Broshar
Onieta Whicker
Richard Goughnour
Joyce Burd
Charles Burton
Kathleen Halden
Deana McDonough
Jack Brosbar
James Main
Gerald Hannam
Gerald Rinehart
Lois Hiatt
Mary Lou McDonough
Alberta
Rick
Ruby Johnson
Editorial on weather and traffic stalls and frogs in spring
A light editorial notes the sunny spell and stalled bus in morning traffic as two tractors struggle to free a single truck. The writer muses on nature with louder frogs, jokes about world affairs and the Deserted Village, then hints the Gay Nine ties will soon appear.
Polly Deanie Jackie Cinch Bertie in Our School Riddle
Slim and jolly Polly. Sorta tall like a weanie Deanie. Short and wacky Jackie. Silly and in a pinch Cinch. In our school who looks like Gertie Bertie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slim
Jolly
Polly
Deanie
Gertie
Folka
Bertie
Freshman News on Table Manners Program and Letters
The Freshman class held a program on table manners with talks by Mary Rose Main Corita Cory and Georgiana Winslet. Afterward the group played Clap In and Clap Out and decided to write to Clair McDanel in hospital. In the Battle of the Sexes the girls lead by nearly two points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rose Main
Corita Cory
Georgiana Winslet
Clair McDanel
Gay Nineties Review Benefit at Thespian Club
The Gay Nineties Review benefit for the Red Cross was staged Monday afternoon and Tuesday evening. The program featured a one act proposal Shit-Faint Heart Never Won Fair Lady with Timid role parts, recitations including Casey at the Bat, a melodrama The Great Bottle neck Diamond, and a series of readings and sketches led by Archibald Carlyle. The Tonsoridl Quartet performed, with a closing chorus and a modern secretary scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thespian Red Cross
Araminita Slushington
Vera van Dorin
Nellie Slushington
Barbara Broshar
Elmer Quackenbush
Ben Rosencrants
Casey At
Charles Burton
Allergy Moo
Rosalie Zimmer
Moo
Mary Lou Main
Alonzo Means
the Shah of
Thomas Heatter
James Main
Miss Smith
Helen Taylor
Isabel—Earlene Whicker
Margie Sullivan Senior Graphs Card
Margie Sullivan born Georgetown July 9 1927 attended Melrose and Asprey grade school Moravia high school two years active in basketball and F H A one year. Favorite candy Bar Cherry Mash car Chevy movie stars Dané Clark Betty Hutton color black sport basketball hobby writing letters. 18 years old hazel eyes brown hair 5 feet 4 inches tall in general course interested in beauty culture prefers tall dark good looking male friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margie Sullivan
Georgetown
Melrose
Asprey
Moravia
Margie
Dané Clark
Betty Hutton
Maggy
Notes of Music Precontest and State Contest Schedule
March 27 at 7 30 a pre contest concert directed by Mr Kennedy from the Oskaloosa Band with judging and criticism. April 5 and 6 preliminary state contest at Centerville with solos ensembles and band. Grade school contest follows prelims. April 26 state contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Centerville
Kennedy
Oskaloosa
Leome
Stuff and Nonsense Ready for the Junk Pile
A miscellaneous column lists items and scenes from a school setting such as green walls, an old phonograph, romance, unruly thespians, vintage cars, Gay Nineties costumes, winter weather, scribbler columns, basketball uniforms, a power sander’s aftereffect, Richard Goughnour’s baggage, long-running moron jokes, the column writers, boot rings on girls, Moravia streets, and a band room typewriter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis
Bob
M. H
Richard Goughnour
Moravia
Band Room
Junior Class Plans Banquet and Menu Checks
The Junior Class held its regular meeting on Thursday to discuss the upcoming Junior Senior Banquet. They distributed menus for mothers to review what they will furnish and scrambled state and capital names for the class to straighten out for the program.
Sophomore News Homeroom Schedules Program Committee
Homeroom met Thursday with no business. The program committee led by Dorothy Casebolt planned next meeting. They will present Going out West Gossip and name Thresa McGee Leta Stevens Bart Tadlock and LaVern Mcanel for the next program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Casebolt
Thresa McGee
Leta Stevens
Bart Tadlock
LaVern Mcanel
Girl Scout Intermediate meeting notes Cardinal patrol adds member
The Intermediate Scouts met Tuesday evening March 12 at Mrs. Zell Callen's home. Aileen Turner was enrolled as a new member in the Cardinal Patrol. The Cardinals planned to lead the party outside of the contest winners and to go roller skating in Albia next week. Refreshments were served. Taps was sung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zell Callen
Aileen Turner
Cardinals
Albia
Callen
Taps
Sports Reel Hears Plans For 1946-47 Schedule
Mr Hickman and Mr Forbes attend the superintendent and coach meeting next Wednesday to set the 1946-47 basketball schedule and spring softball schedule. Softball gloves and spikes were distributed this week and the girls plan a softball team. Practice will begin when spring basketball ends for the girls. Several girls are practicing and improving like Georgiana Winslet Marilyn Rhinehart and Corita Cory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickman
Mr. Forbes
Georgiana Winslet
Marilyn Rhinehart
Corita Cory
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H. S. Scribbler
Scribbler Staff
Anne Seeley, Conductor
Borowski
Handel
Janet_Broshar
Jack Broshar
Scarmolin
Barbars Broshar
Diack Haworth
Noble Cain -L
Mary Louise McNair
Alberta Rick Mary Anderson
Atlantic Zephers
Simons
Czardas
Monti
Joyes Burd
Verna Rouse
Clarinet
Brass Quartet
Chant d'Amour
Bloch
Colby
Hume
Concerto No
Williams
Fuguerest
Frangkiser
Niobe
DeRobertis
Christiansen
Agriculture News
John Wilson
LaVern McDanel
Clair Kaster
Eugene Boyer
Indianola
Mr. Elson
Electric & Oil
Gardner Hatchery
Moravia, Iowa
Editorial
Jackie
Maisie
Gracie
Dickie
Jerry
Freshman News
Borden’s Ration
GAY Nineties
Girl Scout News
Gardner
Hatchery
the Sports Reel
G. D. Smith
Continental
Geo. L. Cook
Clark Hotel
Iowa Southern Utilities CO
Suregrips
Goodfyear Service Store
Haynes Ave
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