Moravia MHS Cheerleaders Welcome New Members
Moravia High School introduces new cheerleaders Donna Rhée Linda Beal Joyce McDonough Penny Prough Linda Irwin and Mary Kay Spencer as the squad prepares for the season opener on Friday night November 4. The cheerleaders urge every student to attend and cheer loudly to boost the teams toward victory.
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Moravia
M.H.S
Donna Rhée
Linda Beal
Joyce McDonough
Penny Prough
Linda Irwin
Mary Kay Spencer
M.hls
M.H.S. TOP POP Regular ballot box voting begins
A new feature announces MHS TOP POP with a ballot box in the library every second week. Students are urged to vote by Wednesday fifth period each week, with the top ten list starting to be posted.
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M.H.S
Notable Names in a 1960s Song List Fragment
A fragmented OCR snippet lists several song or performer titles and two names, Marsha Stewart and Mary Joyce Mullins, with items including Cherish Green Grass Little Red Riding Hood Wipe Out and Last Train to Clarksville. It appears as an informal catalog or program excerpt.
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Clarksville
Haze
Little Man
Marsha Stewart
Mary Joyce Mullins
Algebra I Class Covers Shapes, Numbers, and Operations
The Algebra I class completed a chapter on area and perimeter for triangle and rectangle, area circumference of a circle, and volume of a solid. They now begin a chapter on addition subtraction multiplication and division of numbers and the study of positive and negative numbers. Joyce McDonough.
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Noo
Joyce McDonough
Bar Rows to Mrs Ellison Brice Woodward Lingered on a 58
A brief social note reports Miss Bar Rows last week and Mrs Ellison this week with Brice Woodward associated with a 58 value or score in a local event. The items read like a community society snippet from a bygone paper.
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Miss Barrows
Mrs. Ellison
Brice Woodward
Chevy notes from school events headline
Freshmen initiation occurred October 24 during 6th period while seniors had their pictures taken October 25 and 26. The band discussed a trip home from Kirksville on Saturday October 22. Mary Jo Wilson's matches failed to light at the FHLA meeting on October 24. Ronnie Self had his car painted and Shirley Helmick lost her clothes after P E class. The basketball team was advised to take salt pills. Carl Tarbell was noted with a 64 inch Chevy. Nancy Leffler is mentioned.
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FHLA
Kirksville
Mary Jo Wilson
F.H.A
Ronnie Self
Ronnie
Shirley Helmick
Carl Tarbell
Nancy Leffler
Moravia Juniors Aim for Magazine Sales
Debra Walker notes next week Moravia hosts magazine weeks with a goal of thirteen hundred dollars. Juniors urge buyers to purchase, highlighting personal benefit from receiving a magazine during the sales drive.
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Moravia
Rhode Island and New York in equal representation debate
The Juniors in American History present competing views on whether Rhode Island should have equal representation with New York. They note compromise as the outcome and ponder Burr's duel impact on history. Reporter Debra Walker.
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Rhode Island
New York
Burr
Hamilton
United States
Debra Walker
Government class studies birth of U S political parties
The American Government class explores how political parties began with Federalists and Anti Federalists and evolved into Democrats and Republicans. Minor parties exist today. The lesson notes parties are similar beyond one or two key issues. Reporter Linda Irwin.
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Linda Irwin
Moravia High School Safety Speech Winners
On October 26 Moravia High School held a safety speech contest at the Center ville Agriculture building. Students Linda Arnold and Lawrence Daniels presented speeches titled How Safe Living Affects My Future. Daniels won first prize of 10 dollars and Arnold second with 5 dollars. A similar contest will be staged at Albia with Mora via High School reps Nancy Crabtree and Marsha Stewart living in Monroe County.
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MHS
Agriculure
Centerville
Linda Arnold
Lawrence Daniels
Moravia High School
Albia
Nancy Crabtree
Marsha Stewart
Monroe County
Four students in speech class this year
The speech class has four students Linda Arnold Lawrence Daniels Nanc Crabtree and Marsha Stewart. The small class size makes speech making harder for them.
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Linda Arnold
Lawrence Daniels
Nanc Crabtree
Marsha Stewart
Speech class notes on topics poems and radio project
The report details student speech class practice with free topic choice and memorized poems. Four key points for speeches are poise, topic, and strong beginnings and endings. A future radio program sponsored by the T B Association is planned, with station and time to be announced. Reporter Marsha Stewart.
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T. B. Association
Marsha Stewart
Moravia High Typing Class Notes From Mrs Ellison
The Moravia high school typing class describes busy fingers at work on the typewriter learning to type notes sentences and timed writings. Students practice reaches on the fourth row and aim to type without looking at the keyboard while Kathy Pullen is mentioned in a three minute timed writing assignment.
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Moravia High School
Boys Chorus Prepares Music for November Concert
The Boys Chorus learns music for a November 3 concert. Members Larry Irwin Galin Sheiquist and David Phillips are practicing after regular class, with emphasis on hard work during class periods.
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Larry Irwin
Galin Sheiquist
David Phillips
Gerald Stocker Rehearses With Mixed Group For Play Interludes
Gerald Stocker and a mixed group rehearse music between acts of the senior class play. Small groups will soon be organized to perform at upcoming events, with Gerald Stocker noted among participants.
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Gerald Stocker
F H A Meeting Initiates Freshmen at FILA
On Monday October 24 the FILA chapter of F H A held a meeting to welcome freshmen. Mary Jo Wilson presided as Jani Ward and Mary Kay Spencer explained emblems. Reverend Strong of Moravia spoke on Metals and Manners and the group reflected on actions today shaping tomorrow. Refreshments followed with a lucky-number prize and Dixie Davis receiving dues paid.
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F.H.A
FILA
Mary Jo Wilson
Jani Ward
Mary Kay Spencer
Reverend Strong
Moravia
Strong
Dixie Davis
Industrial Arts Classes Complete Joints and Box Project
In woodworking the class finishes sap, miter, mortise and tenon joints and begins a checkerboard box of one inch mahogany and ash. The metals class completes a welding pad and continues with further projects.
Drafting class explores joint types and angled heads
In mechanical drawing, students learn T joints and lap joints and work with horizontal and vertical heads. They study plates with 30 by 60 degree right angles and 45 degree angles using compasses and drafting letters. Linda Beal.
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Linda Beal
Girls' Glee Club Prepares for Fall Concert
The girls' glee club led by Mrs Barber prepared for a fall concert on November 3. They used a tape recorder to hear and correct mistakes and distributed tickets after class. Dismissal was early to allow small groups to rehearse their songs.
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Glee Club
Plee Club
Getting Acquainted With David Spilman
Personal profile of David Spilman born October 23 1951 in Toledo Ohio. Lists physical traits and preferences including mechanical drawing teacher Mr Hostetler Chevrolet car well done steak pizza Danny Kaye films and favorite song Working in a Gold Mine. No pet peeve noted.
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David Spilman
Carl and
Thelma Spilman
Toledo
Ohio
Hostetler
Chevy
Ford
Opinion: high school is more fun than grade school
The remark says high school feels freer and less harsh than grade school, with teachers described as different and less likely to holler. It highlights a lighter, more enjoyable atmosphere and suggests improved student morale.
Beth Steenhoek A New Libertyville Student Profile
Beth Steenhoek born February 13, 1952 in Libertyville Ti is 5 feet tall and weighs 95 pounds. Parents are Mr and Mrs Duane Steenhoek. She is a Home Economics student taught by Mr Matkovich. Favorite car is a Chevy and favorite food is strawberry shortcake. She dislikes people who snub others and rates high school as better than grade school.
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Beth Steenhoek
Duane Steenhoek
Libertyville
Matkovich
Chevy Food
Biography Card for Kenny Stocker and Dwight Stocker
Two individuals Kenny Stocker born November 30 1951 in Centerville and Dwight Stocker share vocational agriculture ties. Kenny is 5 ft 3 in brown hair, prefers Dodge, enjoys all food, the song Do You Want to Dance and the film Blue Hawaii. Dwight’s height and many details mirror Kenny’s lifestyle while both comment on high school impressions as okay for four years or more.
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Kenny Stocker
Dwight Stocker
Centerville
Town
Mr. Dayton
Dodge
Blue Hawaii
O.k
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