Scribbler News At Moravia Community School Hall
Scribbler staff reports on school hall activities at Moravia Community School with senior reporters Linda Davis James McDonough Miss Barrows and many more including Pat Blumer Peggy Rogers Bud Stocker and junior and freshman reporters. Read aloud in class as students take turns presenting roles such as Rose and Pam.
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Scribbler
Moravia
Linda Davis
James McDonough
Miss Barrows
Pat Blumer
Peggy Rogers
Bud Stocker
Diane Kin¢ade
Jo DuVall
Connie Landgrebe
Dixie Tubaugh
Connie Walter
Mattys Fenton
Dotis Hawi
Janet Smith
Linda Proctor
Donna Tomlin
Connie Roblenz
Nancy Mosley
Fred Tarbell
Sue Robiz
Mike Martin
Lillian Mills
Carol Adams
Anita Curtis
Sharon ‘Wilson
Madelyn Sinclair
Dave Shelquist
Edie Mullins
Rose Blumer
Pam Morrison
Rowena Cox
Linda Judge
Linda Johnson
Paula Cleaver
Sandy Fenton
Gennie Mullins
Naomi Tadlock
Faith Jordan
Sharon Judge
Marcian Walter
Mary Jo: Wilson
Penny Prough
Mary Kay Spencer
Linda Irwin
Gerald Stocker
Julius Caesar
Mark Anthony
Brutus
Cassius
Rose
Pam
Julius Caesar reading prompts mixed opinions
This report notes that sophomores are reading Julius Caesar and find parts hard to understand while the class discusses main characters. It records student sentiment about the story and the teaching experience.
Dart Throwing Ten Day Stats For Class Project
Gerald Stocker describes a ten day activity where students create a grouped data histogram with 6 to 12 boxes, using variable range sizes. They tally scores per range, draw bars, and place top dots to form a bell shaped curve showing more middle scores than extremes.
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Gerald Stocker
Common Sense Conduct Pledge for School Citizens
A guidance note urges loyalty devotion and fidelity in school life. It states life should serve all and the pledge to obey and help others obey rules that further the good of all. A harmonious school runs when students embody these citizen duties.
Unity and cooperation in high school life
A reporter piece urges students to unite across clans, work with teachers, and improve personal relationships. It stresses teamwork, selflessness, and honest dialogue to make the school the best possible place to graduate, noting teachers’ shared human experiences and challenges.
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Sharon Wilson
Linda Underwood Teen of the Month for May
Linda Underwood daughter of Mr and Mrs David Underwood has been crowned Miss Teen of the Month for May born October 27 1947 at Centerville she is 13 tall with blonde hair and blue eyes her subjects include American History English Shorthand and Typing her activities include F B L A F H A Scribbler and Band her favorites are Car Chevy Typing Barbecue Hamburger Cherry Mash and the names Rusty and Tami we extend congratulations to an outstanding junior Doris and Connie
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Linda Underwood
David ‘Underwood
Linda
Centervisle
Rusty
Tami
Doris
Connie
Senior Graduation Likely May and Prominent Senior Moments
A jumble of classroom notes highlights include senior graduation possibly in May, chapel on May 18, baccalaureate May 177, and a junior senior form on May 9. Mentions of Linda H long nails, Mike M new shirt, Morrie Beatle haircut, BELA trip to Kirksville, and home ec breakfast mishaps provide a snapshot of school life and local curiosities.
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Linda H
Centerville
Mike M
Enior Chapel
Sheldon
Teonium
Morrie
Bela
Kirksville
Nancy M
Moravia Band At State Contest Report?
Susie and Leland welcome a baby girl. Alan Clark speaks frequently. Diane Kincade and Janet Smith are noted. Miss Barrows named Martha. Seniors travel to the Ozarks May 14 16 and Library Club to Ottumwa May 5.
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Ozarks
Library Club
Ottumwa
Miss Barrows
Martha
Moravia
Susie
Leland
Alan Clark
Diane Kincade
Janet Smith
Thank You Editorial From Moravia High Scribbler Editor
Linda Davis, editor, thanks Moravia High seniors and readers for supporting the Scribbler page. She credits sponsor Miss Barrows and Moravia Union editor Mr Charity, and announces Janice Mc Donough will be next year’s editor.
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Moravia High
Miss Barrows
Charity
The
Moravia Union
Janice McDonough
Scribbler
Seventh and Eighth Graders Visit Des Moines
Seventy eight students and four teachers visited Des Moines on Friday May 8 for an educational day. The itinerary included the State Historical Building the State Capitol library dome view KRNT TV broadcasting the Des Moines Art Center Egyptian tomb breadmaking at Colonial Baking Co and a return home after a dusty day. Faculty accompanying were Mrs. Clayworth Mrs Walter Mr Saeco and Mr Stone.
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Des Moines
State Historical Building
State Capital Building
2 Se House of Rep Jaw
Krnt-Tv
Des Moines Art Center
Colonial Haking Co
Kindergarten Students Named Kindergarten Roundup List
The annual roundup was held May 4 with thirty four children in attendance. A list of students and their parents includes Jeffrey Brozovich and Mr. and Mrs. George Brozovich, Paula Burkland and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Burkland, Michele Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Brown, Sheila DuVall and Mr. and Mrs. Freddie DuVall, and others.
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Jeffrey Brozovich
George Brozovich
Paula Burkland
Lawrence Burkland
Michele Brown
Kenneth Brown
Sheila DuVall
Freddie DuVall
Billy Darrah
Allen Darrah
Marlene Ewing
Donald Ewing
Tina Fosenburg
Parents Meet With Officials To Aid New Students
While students acclimate to their surroundings, a group of parents met with Mr. Fenton and Mr. Stone to discuss helping their child start school well. They joined in a reading exercise and answered when their child’s name was read, with coffee and cookies served afterward.
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Michael Koffman
Brian Kaster
Carl Tisue
Kandi Waster
Dean Kaster
Timothy Lobb
Paul Lobb
Dale Leffler
Max Leffler
Vicky Lockman
Billy Lockman
Marion Martin
Jack M. Martin
Deborah Mikels
Curtis Mikels
Edward Massman
John Massman
Francis Peterson
John Peterson
Peggy Pettibone
Jerry Pettibone
Janice Robinson
DeWayne Robinson
Lisa Remmark
William J. Remmark
Steven Raymie
Richard Raymie
Michael Robinson
Merrill Robinson
Nancy Riegel
Dale Riegel
Harold Rowley
Earl Rowley
Robert Spencer
John Spencer
Charles Spaur
William Spaur
Sheri Wilson
James Wilson
Nancy Wright
Oliver Wright
Judy
Jane Zajec
John Zajec
Fenton
Stone
Franklin Farmers 4H Minutes From April 20 1964
The regular Franklin Farmers 4H meeting was held April 20 1964 at Dale McCannons home. President Richard Calhoun led the pledge to the American flag with 11 members present led by Alan Ammons. Old business covered a ballgame with the Troys. New business included enrollment sheet. Adjournment followed with a pledge to the 4 H flag. Refreshments for 11 members and one teacher were provided by Dale and his mother, reporter Karl Calh.
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Franklin Farmers
Dale McCannon
Richard Calhoun
Alan Ammons
Troys
Dale
Karl Calh
Urbana Doers 4-H Club Demonstrations and Meeting Plans
Urbana Doers 4 H Club met May 4 at Cathy and Carolyn Faber's home. Mrs VanDorm our led a coat of paint demonstration. Cathy Faber demonstrated framing a picture and Carolyn Faber demonstrated cleaning a mirror. Better Grooming Contest winners were Cathy Faber junior, Carolyn Faber intermediate, Maxine Fisher senior. Judges were Cathy Faber, Mrs Wilma Gutcher, Mrs Barbara Shelquist. Next meeting June 1 at Maxine Fisher's home at 1 PM Barbara Darby reporter.
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Urbana
Dee ‘Doers Adi “Club
Cathy
Carolyn
Wilma Gutcher
Barbara Shelquist
Maxine Fisher
Monroe Busy Maidens Meet At Sharon Gay Home
The Mon roe Busy Maidens held their monthly meeting at Sharon Gay's home with seven members and two leaders present. Barbara McGinnis served as recreation chairman. Roll call asked for a picture of a building considered beautiful. The meeting opened with the pledge of allegiance and the secretary's report was read. Old business was discussed.
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Monroe
Sharon Gay
Barbara McGinnis
Vosburg Club Plans and Local Visits Detailing May News
Meeting notes show new business, May 21 Mother-daughter night, June Rally night, and $3 to D.F.Y.E. Delegates Lou Ellen Rowley and Paula Bos chosen. camp selection for Barbara McGinnis and Paula Bos. Homely talks and demonstrations on cleaning kits pillows bulletin boards and home decor. Numerous visits and funeral notices follow in Vosburg and nearby towns.
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Lou Ellen Rowley
Paula Bos
D.F.Y.E
Barbara McGinnis
Linda Johnson
Cindy Johnson
Sharon
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