Moravia Mohawks sweep Exline in doubleheader clash
Moravia Mohawks beat Exline 57 11 in girls game and 99 27 in boys with Brisky’s defense and Kauzelarich top scoring for Moravia. Pete Hart led Exline with 18 as Gerald Hannam led Moravia with 14. Boys game featured rough play and momentum shifts before Moravia extended their lead to 89 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia Mohawks
Exline
Forbes
Rose Kauzlatich
Moravia
Cochrane
Pete Hart
Hart
Gerald Hannam
Mohawks
Scieszinski
Tracy
Hiner
Sears
Whicker
Broshar
Harris
Smith
McCrory
Paxston
L. M. Janes
Jack Brashar
George Tracy
Sophomore News Highlights Traffic Talk At School Meet
The class discussed school traffic rules with a plan that the student body should implement changes. A brief program followed with Edna Mae Luse speaking on safety at basketball games and Dean Tomlin presenting on Thanksgiving origins. Patty Halden led songs with Doris Callen at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Mae Luse
Dean Tomlin
Patty Halden
Doris Callen
Deena Lee Rolinson
James Chebuhar
Senior Class Meeting Sets Skate Parity Date
The Senior class held a meeting on November 10 called to order by the president. Minutes were read and approved. The party was changed to a skating parity. Names were discussed along with pictures and name cards. New traffic rules were reviewed and some changes were voted on. The meeting was adjourned by the president.
Pep Club Adds Two New Members to Skit Plans
The pep club welcomed Steve Paso vich and Joe Hannam as new members last week. During a meeting last Thursday the group reviewed skit ideas for upcoming games and noted the cheerleaders now wear white sweat shirts and blue corduroy jeans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Pasovich
Joe Hannam
Homemaking class notes and breakfast planning
Ways About the Hags HOMEMAKING This week we counted calories. We found that the average 14year-old girl needs about 2600 calories a day. Several of us are not getting that number. It is very difficult to get 2500 calories unless you eat breakfast. We are planning breakfast menus and will prepare breakfast foods next week. HOMEMAKING II The following girls completed garments this week: Bonnie Stocker, wool skirt, Doris Fisher, smock, Ella Hannam, child's jumper, Marilyn Hiatt, child's skirt, and Marilyn Rose, child's dress, Bonnie Stocker, Doris Callen and Marilyn Hiatt have started their third Project. The class will learn to use the various attachments to the sewing machine. Miss Sampson demonstrated the hinder and gatherer attachments this week. HOMEMAKING III Mary Teeter completed her skirt and Margaret Briskey and Rose Kauzlarich will finish their skirts this week. Each girl will make a project using one of the attachments for the sewing machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Stocker
Doris Fisher
Ella Hannam
Marilyn Hiatt
Marilyn Rose
Doris Callen
Miss Sampson
Mary Teeter
Margaret Briskey
Rose
Kauzlarich
Whimsical High School Moments Through The Year
A playful stitched glimpse at school life with mentions of Annabelle in a Hudson, poems linking Georgiana to Jack, and students navigating detentions, plays, scout events, and crowded schedules. It paints social quirks, rivalries, and daily routines among Bill, Mary Lou, Boyd, Bob, Punkin, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annabelle
Hudson
Richard
Danel
P. R
Georgiana
Jack
Bill Harris
Mary Lou
Boyd
Bob
Punkin
North Landing
Bill
Popularity in High School Boys Explained
A Budget article from Liberty Memorial High School in Lawrence Kansas argues popularity comes from broad appeal, above average intelligence, reliability in school matters, and often athletic and dancing skill. Conceit ruins naturalness and thus popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Memorial High School
Lawrence
Kan
Moravia Union listing for carbon saserbooks sale
The Moravia Union advertises carbon saserbooks at two for 15e, offering a value deal for readers and customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Moravia Union
A Day in the Life of a Shoe
A narrative from the perspective of a shoe describing a day on a farm and at school. The shoe endures being stepped on and smeared with paste, travels to meals, chores, and classes, and ends the night under the bed after a long day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Johnson
Moravia School Union President Announces New Rules
Moravia School Union President Lewis Elmer Petrillo announced sweeping regulations at a press conference. If not enacted by midnight November 14 the school will strike. Rules include an eight hour study week with Saturdays off, nonexpulsion of union students, union suit attire, English history tutoring, overtime pay for detention, and elevators plus wheelchairs for conservative students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Elmer Petrillo Fof
M.S.U
Apple polisher and copycat unveil classroom woes
A biting caricature laments students who flatter teachers to gain favors and copy others work. It mocks the insincere admiration, the lazy imitators, and the stunted effort of those who skim by on shortcuts, leaving genuine effort unrecognized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I.q’'S
Girl Scout Troop Plans Birthday Party at Band Stand
Moravia Girl Scouts celebrate three years with a Sunday afternoon party. Parents, teachers, and friends invited. A Scouts program planned as ten wrapped packages from a Greece display will be shown at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Greece
Commercial Club Meeting Features Typing Contest
The Commercial club met last Thursday with no business to discuss. The program committee arranged a typing contest won by Richard Goughnour. The meeting adjourned after the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Richard Goughnour
Junior High News Highlights and Reading Plans
Students study about transitive and intransitive verbs in English and explore many tree types in geography. Mr. Sheldon finished Timber Line and began Blue Ridge Billy. Kathleen Halden plans to move to Arizona next week while arithmetic formulas continue to be studied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon
Kathleen Halden
Arizona
Limericks Voted Best By Fifth and Sixth Grade
Fifth and sixth grade students studied limericks and selected winners. Mitzi Sawyer wrote a funeral themed verse about a man with one ear and deafness at age ninety eight. Jack McDanel contributed a playful limerick about Nan and a frying pan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitzi Sawyer
Nan
Jack McDanel
Classroom Plant Project And Star Spellers
Third and fourth grades fill window sills with boxes of wheat rye rice beans and oats as students watch growth. First week includes movies for younger grades and a list of pupils who earned gold stars Frances Easter Carol Gordon Jerry Main and Maxine Firms as top spellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Easter
Carol Gor- Gon
Jerry Main
Maxine
Little Thompson Play on Your Harp
Song title list shows a set of likely tunes or performance pieces with authors or dedications including Mrs Campbell and Bill Adams. The items include Moonlight and Merton and Marilyn and When Hiner Comes Marching ome and Do You Ken Wilson Peel among others. The row suggests a program or catalog fragment with mixed proper names and song titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Thompson
Hopkins
Gentle Forbes
Moonlight
Merton
Marilyn
Hiner
Johnson
Black Hayworth
Mamnie Laurie
McDanes
Adams
Ken Wilson Peel
Walter
Mrs Campbell
Bill Adams
Pit Pry Poem Submission Reflects Hard Reading Task
A short submission from Paul Spencer Jr titled Pit Pry Poem expresses struggle with writing a poem and reading literature. The piece repeats the line even though it's hard, I'll try, to convey perseverance. It ends with a farewell line and signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Spencer, Jr
Missing Patty Haebris Leaves MLHLS Scene
A cryptic note expresses loss and gloom over Patty Haebris leaving MLHLS. The fragmentary text hints at departure and emotional distress without clear details or context.
Community notices and social rounds in New Hope area
Local residents share visits birthdays and family gatherings across New Hope, Centerville, Moravia and nearby towns. Events include pheasant hunting trips, dinners, quilting and bazaar planning, Sunday visits, and church activities with names such as Donovan Harsh Hiatt Woodward and Burton recurring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flossie Wilson
Chester Sanders
Ivan Hars
Ivan Harsh
Jay Wilson
Frank Hiatt
W. E. Donovan
Roy Scott
Centerville
Everett Wynes
Gerald Hunter
Theo Miller
Karl Fisher
Frank Chambers
Chambers
Miller
Ronald Woodward Land
Trenton Wilson
Rex Tise
Waterloo
Taylor Aids
Lucille
Loyd ‘Carters
Don Pettibone
Ernest Hiatt
Dick Wilson
van Harsh
Proficiency Club Meet in Moulton
The Appsnoose County Proficiency Club A F and A M will meet in Moulton on Thursday evening November 20 at 7 30. Several Master Masons for Moravia plan to attend. A district school of instruction will be held at Los Villa on December 3 and 4 with Doreey Andrews of Knoxville as instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appsnoose County — Proficiency Club
A. F
A. M
Moulton
Moravia
Los Villa
Doreey Andrews
Knoxville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Scribbler Staff
Jack Broshar
Richard Smith
Richard McCay
Alberta Rick Richard Smith
Mary Rose Ma Delma Veach
Joan Black
Janet Broshar
Ag ‘Eatures
Hyuk Ayuk
Colgate
Ella
Hannam
Wayne Wolf
Thomas Proctor
Basil Cowell
American Legion
Harry Pearson
Richard Veach
Moravia Mattress Co
Henry Lurher
E. N. Catterlin
Optometrist
Continental Hotel Annex
E. State Bt
L. P. Clow
Centerville, Iowa
Albia Electric CO
N. W. Corner
Albia
Charles Wheeler
Mary Wheeler
Osteopathic
A&p
N. Side Sq
Towa
J.B. Judge
Clark
Senior News
Briggs Motor Co
Iowa Highway 60
Albia, Iowa
Baturdsy
Duan Crawford - van Heflin
Rita Hayworth
Larry “Jalson
Trent
Moravia School Union
Girl Scout News
Junior High News
Bill Haebris
Unionville Vs
New Hope
Mrs. W. E. Donovan
Bert Neff
Warner
Lloyd Carter
Virginia
Paul Broshar
Will Donovan
Herbert Roblenz
Ronald Woodward
Dick Wood
Matt Watts
Hugh Hamilton
Russell ‘Warner
Karline Fischer
Delmont Moffitt
Don Pettisbone
Cody Luse
Iyan Hars
Propiciency Club
Frank Swaim Moravia
10Wa Ambulance Service
HEELS
Tilton
North Side Square
Intcrnational
Veach Implement Co
Your International Harvester Dealer
Moravia, Iowa
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!