Scribbler Attendance Honors By Moravia Community Students
The Moravia Community scribbler lists students with perfect attendance and those for the fifth six weeks across grades seven to twelve. Names include Ronali Bates and Nancy Crabtree in sixth grade, Dennis Caster and Joelen Hiatt in fifth six weeks, Marsha Day and John Downard in seventh, Larry Coltrain and Catherine Faber in eleventh, and Robert Kehrberg and Johnny McClurg in twelfth, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sth
Ronali Bates
Nancy Crabtree
Kenneth Long
Stephen Sulser
Debra Walker
Dennis Caster
Lawrence Daniels
Joelen Hiatt
Patricia Judge
Nancy Leffler
Ant McDonough
James Martin
Kathryn Pullen
Carol Joyce Stocker
Mary Strunk
Judy Stufflebeam
Deborah VanDorin
Leth
Leonard Bates
Richard Mosley
Mary Jean Thomas
Mary Jo Wilson
Marsha Day
John Downard
Lorraine Fowler
Jean Hawk
Larry Irwin
Maribeth Johnson
Maxine Johnson
Michael Jones
Derrill McDanel
Ted McDonough
David Phillips
Penny Prough
Victoria Renwick
Mary Kay Spencer
Gerald Stocker
Martin Walter
Larry Coltrain
Catherine Faber
Russell Bettis
Alan Clark
Richard Cloyed
Ronald Ellison
Chester Gillen
Phillip Harrington
Max Hawk
Johnny Huff
Lorraine Johnson
Barbara Lindley
James Murdy
Gary Simmons
Naomi Tadlock
Robert Kehrberg
Johny McClurg
David Oehler
Gerald Argo
Richard Calhoun
Judy Gillen
Lara Hiatt
Sherman Kelley
Joyce McDonough
Tim Mihalovich
Joyce Roberts
Craig Sheldon
David Shelquist
Madelyn Sinclair
Danny Spilman
Sonny Walker
Larry Woodward
Philip Wright
Scribbler Roll editor and staff list
A student publication roll lists editor Janice McDonough and assistant Rowena Cox with sponsor Miss Barrows. It itemizes seniors, juniors, sophomores, and freshmen including names such as Carol Adams, Rose Blumer, Marsha Day, Janet Rhee, Pat Judge, Joyce McDonough, Debra Walker, and Mike Mul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Rhee
Nancy Crabtree
Shirley Helmick
Pat Judge
Ann McDonough
Joyce McDonough
Mary Joyce Mullins
Reta Panton
Patty Rogers
Marsha Stewart
Judy Stufflebeam
Debra Vaneer
Debra Walker
Mike Mul
Editorial Another Year Ends
An editorial reflects on the closing of a school year and the passage of students through grades from eighth to seniors. It notes graduation on May 20, 1985, as a milestone and emphasizes learning people skills through teachers, students, and activities, inviting adults to join in clubs as well.
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Aed
F F A Members Attend State Conference Moravia Chapter Delegates Attend
Six Moravia FFA members traveled Friday morning April 23 to the 36th Annual Leadership Conference of the Town Association FFA. Attendees included Alan Clark Richard Doud Richard Cloved Ronnie Boyer Kenneth Van de Pol David Shelquist and Larry G Dayston. Evan Green National Student Secretary spoke on FFA’s role in helping boys grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Town Association
Future Farmers of America
Alan Clark
Richard Doud
Richard Cloved
Ronnie Boyer
F.F.A
Kenneth van de Pol
David Shelquist
Larry G. Dayston
Evan Green
Iowa Future Farmers Receive Degree at Davenport Tour
David Shelquist was among 208 Iowa Future Farmers awarded the Iowa Farmer Degree Friday morning. The group toured the J. I. Case Co. in Davenport where officials warned river flood could fill buildings five feet deep if the dike failed. Case manufactures self propelled combines balers and forage harvesters shipped nationwide with some to Europe and India. The State FFA Band and Chorus performed as noted speakers spoke Friday night. Saturday morning the Star Farmers of Iowa were introduced and officers for 1965 1966 elected before they viewed flood waters downtown and began the journey home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. I. Case Co
Davenport
Mississippi
Case
United States
Europe
India
Star Farmers of Iowa
David Shelquist
Banquet Feedback From Students Mixes Praise And Peculiar Notes
Comments from students on the athletic banquet praise the food and programs, with mentions of films and speakers. The piece also notes school events near prom and finals, including driver permits, legislature trips, and other campus happenings.
Girls Track Opens Season at Russell Meet
The girls track team started their season and placed first in most events at Russell. They look ahead to the Waco Relays where about twenty five schools competed and they earned medals in three events. Team members include seniors Betty Blumer and Diane Judge, juniors Rose Blumer Linda Judge Connie Mullins, sophomores Mary Jo Wilson Linda Irwin Barb Thomas Marsha Day Marcia Walter, freshmen Ace Rhee Pat Judge Patty Rogers Shirley Helmeck. Manager Mary Kay Spencer and coach Richard Armstrong guide the squad as they gain experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Betty Blumer
Diane Judge
Rose Blumer
Linda Judge
Literature class explores poetry and biographies
The passage notes that recent classroom work focuses on Biographies and Modern Poetry. It recalls the ancient Greek division of poetry into lyric, dramatic, and narrative, noting these categories still apply. Students are assigned a 200 word biography about a friend, detailing attitudes toward life and personal beliefs and principles.
Banquets Bring Fashions at Athletic Banquet
Attendees enjoyed spring styles including Elaine Harrington in pale pink two piece knit with black patent heels Barbara Lindley in sky blue A line dress and contrasting white collar Penny Brough in varied colors Betty Blower in a striped sheath dress. fashion details highlight the event’s attire and mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Harrington
Barbara Lindley
Penny Brough
Betty Blower
Spring Banquet Menus and Student Plans Revealed
Mary Kay Spencer menus list May 7 to May 12 meal items including jumbo fish sticks, exotic pizza, goulash with rice, beef sandwiches, and roast turkey with sides. Student responses show a mix of jobs, school, farm work, and summer plans, from Judy Gillen to Terry Proctor and Dave Phillips planning earnings, rest, or fun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Gillen
Mary Kay Spencer
Marcia
Richard Mosley
Gerald Argo
Ronnie Ellison
Carol Stocker
Gerald Hawk
Terry Proctor
Terry Prough
Rick Rhee
Dave Phillips
Pam Morrison
Algebra I Fourth Period: Special Products and Factoring
In fourth period Algebra I the class begins chapter on Special Products and Factoring. Chapter twelve covers products and factors, factoring, multiplying and factoring polynomials with nononomials, and factoring a polynomial with a nonomial factor. The work starts easy but grows harder each day with a different problem type.
Girls P E class outdoors with races and baseball
The girls P E class moves outside as the weather warms. Teams race to decide infield or outfield preference, then the same students join baseball teams. They also do exercises like jumping jacks push ups sit ups or burpees for a fun, active session.
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Chaice
P.E
What would you do with a Saccomvair
Student responses reveal playful defiance and mischief with the Saccomvair joke item, followed by a biology class note about studying the human body and the frog comparison as a teaching aid. The piece ends with a reminder to appreciate the body's functions and hardships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Hawk
Bruiser
Ann Condra
Linda Johnson
Lora Hiatt
Elaine Harrington
Linda Underwood
Janiice
Larry
Tad
Marcia Walter
Caral Adams
Mr. Sheldon
Speech on improving pinchers and book reports review
The piece notes efforts to improve pinches and describes ongoing book reports and reviews. It mentions titles such as Lorette Young Thy things I Had To Learn and Horrod and references other adventure and factual books. The text also references continuing attempts at learning and assessment.
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Improre
Lorette Young
Horrod
Perfect Freshman and Freshman Girl Profiles Details
A school calendar lists events from May 6 to May 41 including a Junior Senior Banquet, S C A chapel, Band Banquet, and FFA Meeting with names tied to roles and dates. Separate sections name Perfect Freshman and Perfect Freshman Girl with judges reflecting attributes such as hair eyes personality clothes and sports ability for each student.
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S.C.A
FFA
Linda
Stephen Sulser
Lawrence Daniels
Kenny Long
Carl Tarbell
Kenny Lindley
George Brozovich
Ronnie Self
Ann McDonough
Mary Strunk
Patty Rogers
Mary Joyce Mullins
Judi Stufflebeam
Shirley Helmick
Joyce McDonough
Janet Ahee
High School Registration Window Set for May
The article notes that the 64 65 school year is ending and all students advancing to high school must plan their curriculum. Registration for next year runs May 3 to 7 to help set tentative schedules and courses aligned with each student’s graduation goals.
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Tau
FFA Elects New Moravia Officers for Coming Year
The Future Farmers of Moravia elected new officers on Wednesday to lead the organization through the coming year. The group announced the names of the new officers and outlined plans for activities and events.
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F.F.A
Farmers of
Moravia
School Board Officers List Confirms Current and Former Roles
The current officers are President Russell Bettis Vice President Alan Clark Secretary Donnie Robinson Treasurer Larry Coltrain Reporter Jerry Hawk Sentinel John Huff Parliamentarian Galin Shelquist. The previous slate lists President David Shelquist Vice President Richard Doud Secretary Larry Coltrain Treasurer Sherman Kelly Reporter Ronnie Boyer Sentinel Alan Clark Parliamentarian Russell Bettis.
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Russell Bettis
Alan Clark
Donnie Robinson
Larry Coltrain
Jerry Hawk
Sentinal
John Huff
Galin Shelquist
David Shelquist
Richard Doud
Sherman Kelly
Ronnie Boyer
Moravia High School Yearend Outdoor Fun
Students at Moravia High enjoy a spring break of outdoor visits and varied games. Boys and girls mingle outside to share class news while basketball ping pong and softball continue to entertain, with basketball seen as year round fun and boys favoring ping pong.
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Moravia High School
Freshmen Near End of School Prom Set for May 8
The Freshmen Class plans a party May 14 at Kenny Long's house while three weeks of school remain. Prom is scheduled for May 8. Linda Irwin and Larry Coltrain are going steady and several local names appear in a string of notes about students and events.
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Pat
Linda
Dianne Judge
Mr. Hostetler
Kenny Long
Linda Irwin
Larry Coltrain
Oscar
Shirley Helmick
Inside Gym P E Session Highlights Exercises
In boys P E the class stayed indoors and used the gym for a routine of push ups sit ups squat thrusts jumping jacks and running in place after we finished our exercises the period concluded with a cool down stretch.
Relay Baseball and Relay Races On Thursday
Students mixed sports by playing baseball with a volleyball and split into teams. They ran multiple relay style events including one leg races wheelbarrow crab walk backwards and a standard sprint race. The activities emphasized teamwork and playful competition.
First Period Home Ec Class Studies Sales and Shopping
The sophomore Home Ec class explores how stores attract customers and retain them, including how charge accounts generate profit for retailers. They will have a test on all covered material after completing the unit led by Linda Irwin.
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Linda Irwin
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Rowena Cox
Miss Barrows
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Betty Blather
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Sharon Wilson
Paula Cleaver
Sandy Fenton
Linda Tadge
Connie Mulling
Naordi Tadlick
Maribeth Johnwon
David Phillip
Albia
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Industrial Bureau
Ailbla Chamber of Commerce
Albla, Iowa
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Elna Sewing Machines
East Side Square
Centerville
Grismore Sewing Center
Uals
Iowa Future Farmers
Iowa Farmer
Judy Cochran
Minnie Ann Condra
Mike Mullins
Hostjeller
Evang
Des Moines
Penny P
Billy Reily
Gayla Vincent
Kathy Pullen
Gary
Letha Hopkins
Kathy Townsend
Carol
Saccomyah
Robert Sheldon
Guardian Maintenance Service
Carmer’s Inc
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