Scribbler 2 Sallade Reporters Cast List
A roster includes Connie McAnineh Elaine Curtis Margaret Fenton Carolyn VerSteegh Janet Harrington Steve Tarbell Martha Rouse Nancy Tomiin Judy VanDorin Lorraine Walker Jolene Van Dorin Lorena Plants Rosemary Phillips Jo DuVall Linda Davis Connie Roblenz Nancy Mosley Becky Wilson Doris Hawk Marlys Fenton Donna Tomlin Dixie Tubaugh Connie Walter Max McAninch Patty Blumer Peggy Rogers Diane Kincade Janet Smith Sue Robinson Lillian Mil Jemison Karol Helmick Mike Martit Fred Tarbell Kenny Estrack Joyce Roberts Elaine Harrington Linda Underwood Janice McDonough Betty Blumer Linda Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallade
Connie McAnineh
Elaine Curtis
Margaret Fenton
Carolyn VerSteegh
Janet Harrington
Steve Tarbell
Martha Rouse
Nancy Tomiin
Judy VanDorin
Lorraine Walker
Jolene van Dorin
Lorena Plants
Rosemary Phillips
Jo DuVall
Linda Davis
Connie Roblenz
Nancy Mosley
Becky Wilson
Doris Hawk
Marlys Fenton
Donna Tomlin
Dixie Tubaugh
Connie Walter
Max McAninch
Patty Blumer
Peggy Rogers
Diane Kincade
Janet Smith
Sue Robinson
Lillian Mil- Jemison
Karol Helmick
Mike Martit
Fred Tarbell
Kenny Estrack
Joyce Roberts
Elaine Harrington
Linda Underwood
Janice McDonough
Betty Blumer
Linda Jones
Moravia High School students win county awards and offices
Editorial notes Moravia High School students shine with county honors. Martha Rouse wins a cedar chest as outstanding girl in Monroe county while Jerry Roblenz and Donald West earn Chicago trip awards as top 4-H boys in Appanoose county. Moravia fills two top county offices with Marvin Lindley and Jim Argo, plus Carolyn VerSteegh as a girl officer. The piece praises the students and wishes them continued success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Rouse
Monroe County
Jerry Roblenz
Donald West
Appanoose County
M.H.S
Moravia
Mr. Tanis Describes Prison Life For Moravia Students
Former Cook County Jail chaplain Peter Tanis spoke to Moravia students on prison life. He linked crime to broken homes and lack of early religious teaching, noting many inmates reoffend after release and urging community attention and faith. Speakers Stephen Tarbell and Max McAninch thank him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Peter Tanis
Cook County
Chicago
Ilinois
Tanis
Stephen Tarbell
Max McAninch
English I Students Share Recent Test Results
Last week students took two tests on vocabulary and stories. The better scores, ranging from 95 to 98 percent, were posted on the English I room bulletin board. This week the class started a new workbook on basic reading skills to improve reading abilities.
Little Blue Angle Operetta Practice Opens
Music practice has begun for a grade school operetta titled Little Blue Angle. The show will be presented December 14 at the high school auditorium under the direction of Mrs. K Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Campbell
Sixth to eighth grade math topics summary
In mathematics, sixth graders study bar line picture and pie graphs while seventh and eighth graders work on decimal division and rounding to the nearest tenth and hundredth. Karol Helmick.
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Karol Helmick
Coming Up Calendar of Events Sheet
Calendar of events lists school board convention on Thursday November 16 and Friday November 17, a basketball game at Hedrick, an F.B.L.A. state cabinet meeting on Tuesday November 21, a basketball game at Lovilia, and Thanksgiving vacation starts on Thursday November 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State School Board
Hedrick
F.B.L.A
Lovilia
22 F H L A Girls At Convention At Lamoni
Twenty two F H L A girls traveled to Lamoni for a district meeting on Saturday November 11 with three accompanying mothers. The event featured roll call led by Martha Rouse district secretary, a guest speaker from Holland who discussed cultural differences, and an afternoon installation of Nancy Mosley as district vice president with Martha Rouse retiring as secretary. A choir of three girls from each town performed You'll Never Walk Alone, Moravia girls Jean Harrington Nancy Tomlin and Diane Kincade sang, and attendees reported an enjoyable and productive time with many ideas and new contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.H.A
Lamoni
Ralph Davis
Andrew Mosley
Russell Darby
Selix
Martha Rouse
FHA
Nellie Argo
Holland
Graceland College
America
United States
Nancy Mosley
Moravia
Jean Harrington
Nancy Tomlin
Diane Kincade
Halloween party mishap at grade building ends with dance
On Saturday night October 28 1961 a Halloween party planned by the recreation committee started with balloon popping. The ceiling decorations fell during the event surprising the decoration committee. After cleanup the attendees danced with girls and boys forming separate circles.
Girls Dance Party Ends With Refreshments For All
The children danced in pairs with a whistle guiding changes, with any dancer left partnerless pairing with a broom. After entertainment, they gathered in the kitchen for cookies, punch, and potato chips, then helped clean up. By Comie and Dixie Kae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comie
Dixie Kae
Juniors Launch Magazine Drive For Banquet Funds
Wayne E. Schichel of Look Magazine spoke to all forty nine junior students on November ninth about order blanks, magazine options, and prizes. The drive runs through Thanksgiving week, with 50 percent of proceeds supporting the Junior-Senior Banquet and spring Prom. Team captains Jolene VanDotin and Rosemary Horn, business managers Orville McCord and Ralph Hopkins, and top sellers like Rick Long and Jim Ellison are highlighted as the drive unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne E. Schichel
Schichel
Look Magazine
Washington
Iowa
Look
McCalls
Jolene VanDotin
Rosemary Horn
Orville McCord
Ralph Hopkins
Parker Pardners
Jim Ellison
Algebra 11: Mastering formulas and prime factorization
In Mr Guthreys algebra II class students learn core formulas and how to apply them to problems. The lesson emphasizes factoring cubes to their prime factors and reducing problems to lowest form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrey
Freshmen General Science Charts Atoms And Lab Skills
Students studied atoms this week and learned to read the atom chart then drew personal charts for twelve atoms. They reported atomic number weight and electrons protons and neutrons and selected six to display with labeled colored diagrams. They also learned about laboratory equipment and its uses.
Noon Leisure Survey Sparks Hallway Chaos
Lois Strunk runs and stirs confusion in the halls at noon. Linda Gardner primps while Martha Sinclair and Crisia Main spread sunshine as they walk. Betty Blumer flirts with all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois
Linda Gardner
Martha Sinclair
Crisia Main
Betty Blumer
Scribbler: Schoolroom Gossip And Quiet Mischief
A fragment from a page shows students listed with cheeky actions and social antics during school hours. Entries include energy skirting hallways, gossip sessions, hair care, dishwashing with chatter, and shared jokes among classmates.
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Scribbler
Editorial
N.M.A
R. W. Baird
Over Stevens Drug Store
Mr. Tanis
Mathematics
Richey Florists
St., Albia
F.hla
Laos
Warp Bens
Chienpe
Ube
General
Jones
Dons
Strivhir Tol Adams
Larry Vieroy
Richard Johnson
Elaine Free
Judy Woodward
Larry Mullins
Fred Strong
Lucy
Wilbur Stewart
Tommy Wilson
Clarence Ballanger
Lucy Laws
Judy
Jean
Joan
Martha
Eanthenes
Elliott Bookkeeping Supply
E. State Centerville
Fairview
Church of the Brethren
Unionville
Davis Burgher
Mike West
Lorance Morlan
Marilyn Koehler
Zell Deahl
Blanche Dudley
Otto Carr
Women’s Fellowship
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