Moravia pep rally features Moravia Fight Song
The Moravia High School pep meeting, led by cheerleaders Donna Rae Tubaugh Connie McAninch Rita Gardner and Judy VanDorin, showcased team introductions. Coaches Mr Austin and Mr Burton encouraged players Larry Hope Kenny Elson Gary Roberts Jim Ellison Charles VanZante Eddie Oehler Tom Wilson Jay Taylor Cary McCoy Bob Burns Richard Coltrain and others as they filed from the dressing rooms and formed a V for Victory before the Moravia Fight Song.
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Donna Rae Tubaugh
Connie McAninch
Rita Gardner
Judy VanDorin
Mr. Austin
Jean Taylor
Martha Rouse
Dana Easter
Nellie Argo
Nancy Steffen
Nancy Tomlin
Nancy Mosley
Lois Strunk
Joanne Main
Nancy Lindley
Judy Gladfelder
Shan O'Conner
Larry Hope
Kenny Elson
Gary Roberts
Jim Ellison
Charles VanZante
Eddie Oehler
Tom Wilson
Jay Taylor
Cary McCoy
Bob Burns
Richard Coltrain
Burton
Moravia
Moravia Hedrick game praised for sportsmanship and unity
Editorial salutes Moravia and Hedrick fans for turnout and sportsmanship. It notes Moravian athletes congratulate fouled players and keep a strong record of fair play. A new feature Friday was the national anthem before kickoff, aligning with Thanksgiving week and a moment of gratitude.
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Moravia
Showing Our School Spirit Pep Assembly at New Gym
The first pep assembly of the year was held on November 11 at 3 30 in the new gym. The pep band directed by Mr Burghoffer performed for the students and staff.
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Mr. Burghoffer
Moravian High Pep Meeting Draws Loud Grade Cheers
At 3:30 p.m. on November 15 in the Moravian high school gym the second pep meeting of the year featured a pep band, cheerleaders, and grade seating. Freshmen led by Donna Rae Tubaugh, sophomores Judy Van Dorin, juniors Red Gardner, and seniors Connie McAninch competed to yell the loudest with no clear winner. The coach delivered a pep talk before the cheerleaders closed with cheers and the band played Fight Song.
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Moravian High School
Donna Rae Tubaugh
Judy van Dorin
Red" Gardner
Connie McAninch
Moravia Hedrick pep meeting November 18 1960
The Moravia vs Hedrick pep meeting held Friday November 18 1960 featured the pep band, cheerleaders, and a four grade yell contest won by the seniors. Judy VanDorin gave a pep talk urging more schoolwide enthusiasm to back the teams. The meeting ended with the school song.
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Moravia
Hedrick
Judy VanDorin
Coming Up Calendar of Events
A compact listing shows upcoming events: Friday November 25 basketball at Russell there and Allstate Music Festival, Monday November 28 S C A, Tuesday November 29 Assembly Dale Doore, Friday December 2 basketball at Cincinnati there, Assembly program.
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Russell
Allstate Music Festival
S.C.A
Assembly
Dale Doore
Cincinnati
Busy Sixth-Week Work Across Fourth and Fifth Grades
In fifth grade this six weeks students study Alaska Mexico the American Indians and other people and places. They track books read on a bulletin board tree. Science covers gravity and movement while health teaches the skeleton structure. Fourth grade focuses on five animal and plant groups plus reptiles fish amphibians and insects. Their bulletin board notes November and autumn weather and the Seven Basic Foods Chart. Teachers are Mrs Rose Mrs Taylor and Mrs Ashby with students Diane Kincade Janet Smith.
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Alaska
Mexico
Rose
Taylor
Ashby
Diane Kincade
Janet Smith
Studying Mark Twain and His Stories by Margaret Fenton
The literature class continues exploring Mark Twain amid a list of noted authors including Stephen Crane Bret Harte Edgar Allen Poe Nathaniel Hawthorne and 0 Henry. The upcoming days focus on Twain and his works for deeper discussion.
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Stephen Crane
Bret Harte
Edgar Allen Poe
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Mark Twain
0. Henry
Margaret Fenton
Gossip Notes From MHS About Friday Nights
A string of casual chatter and teen whispers at MHS describes social events Friday night. Questions about a ball game, new jewelry, and who visited whom mix with comments on fashion, hair, rings, and new couples seen during breaks and games. Some notes touch on rumors about a young lady with Mr Olsen and possible phone calls from Washington, DC.
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Sheldon
Steff
Kaylee
Kady
Nancy Faber
John
Judy VanDorin
Donna Tomlin
Max
Mr. Olsen
Miss Sparrow
Connie B
Connie M
Lois
Elaine
Gary W
Becky
Marvin
Dixie Kay
Doris H
MHS
Nancy M
Jim L
Max Me
Paul W
Linda P
Janet H
Washington, D.C
Marlys F
Whispers and boasts fill school hallway chatter
A lively collage of names and nicknames from a school corridor gossiping about students. Remarks touch on hair color, clothing quirks, salamanders, locker room smells, and notes of congratulations while hinting at pranks and classroom dynamics involving several named students and staff.
Different Countries Different Cultures Thoroughly Studied
A sophmore world history class compared China India and Greece. They explored the rigid caste system in India and its limited freedoms. They noted Greece’s lasting contributions in art science and the origin of the Olympic Games.
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China
India
Greece
Democracy and Rome Studied in Class by Students
The passage notes a classroom emphasis on democracy as a key modern contribution. It mentions studying Rome in Italy, whose empire once ruled the western Mediterranean. Teachers, including Mr. Van Gilder, compare Greek and Roman interest to the Renaissance, which will be studied later.
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Rome
Italy
van Gilder
Greece
Nicknames list of people with paired aliases
A compilation of nicknames matching given names and surnames, listing pairs such as Tarbell Lin Lindley O Connor Ellison Robinson, plus extras like Kaster Steffen Maynard Ronnie Kehrberg and Taylor Helmick. The text reads as a catalog of informal monikers and their associated names.
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Bet
Bennie
Tarbell
Nancy Lindley
Shan
Sharon O'Conner
Killer
Kenny Ellison
Smoky
Marion Sinclair
Pee Wee
Jim Robinson
Kady
Dana Kaster
Steff
Nancy Steffen
Nork
Norma Gladfelder
Maynard
Ronnie Kehrberg
Stretch
Jean Taylor
Keith Helmick
Martha, Margaret
Judy Smiley
Orville McCord
Bubbles
Bill Rebingon
Crick
Linda Davis
Mose
Nancy Mosley
Speed
Gary Woodward
Tawny
Wilbur Stewart Whitey
Larry Whitehead
Magazine Sales Drive Earns Class Rewards and Prizes
The junior class continues selling magazine subscriptions this week and next. Over 400 dollars in subscriptions have been sold. Judy Woolward leads with over 80 dollars. Clarence Ballanger earned 10 dollars for a top day, with daily high sales by Woodward Curtis Whitehead Ballanger Kincade. A trophy goes to top Look and Seventeen sellers, plus a stuffed dog for those selling five or more special issues.
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Judy Woolward
Clarence Ballanger
Judy Woodward
Elaine Curtis
Larry Whitehead
Joyce Kincade
Juniors Aim for Five-Hundred Dollar Goal
Jeanne Hawk joins Martha Rouse in a fundraising effort to reach a $500 goal. The Juniors anticipate keeping $150.00 to $200.00 for their treasury if they succeed.
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Jeanne Hawk
Martha Rouse
Tidbits from the town school and Bank mural note
The bulletin lists events and remarks about a new term. It mentions grade cards due soon, ambitious Ag students, a mural at the uptown Bank on Farm Hazards, new pass slips, and bells expected to ring on time. Richard Perry shows trampoline skill while Sheldon's class discusses the Correct View of Women. Mrs Tuttle returns.
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Richard Perry
Sheldon
Pioneers of 1620 21 Celebrate First Thanksgiving
The settlers faced harsh work cutting forests and clearing land to build homes and grow food. In fall 1621 they fulfilled their dream in a new land and held a feast with their Indian friends to express gratitude. Americans should remember why Thanksgiving exists and ways to show thanks.
Thanksgiving Day 1621 to 1960 reflection
The piece recalls the 1621 Pilgrims and Native Friends celebrating the first New World harvest and contrasts it with modern abundance. It emphasizes gratitude and notes the evolving reasons for giving thanks as abundance grows.
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M.H.S. Scribbler
Scribbler Staff
Bennie Tarbell
Nellie Argo Advisors
Morlan
Sharon Walter
Virginia Burger
Mark van Zante
Betty Main
Patty Simmons
Carolyn VerSteegh
Connie McAnineh
Janet Harrington
Judy van Do
Editorial
R. E
Dick” Cooper
Centerville
Iowa
W. Washington
Ford Service
General
Briccs Motor Co
Albia
Oskaloosa Livestock Auction
U.S. Highway 63
Oskaloosa
Kboe Oskaloosa
Ray Tubaugh
Russell Tubaugh
Belle Plaine
Hickory
Tubaugh Bros
Joyann V
Jean T
Joanne M
Nellie
Lindley
Wilbur S
Clarence B
Red
W. 83
Nancy B
Judy G
D. C
O’conner
B.B
Pogo
B. B
Attica
Tilbet Benz
Gladfelder
O'Conner
Judy Kay
Beautician
Judy
Guardian Maintenance Service
Carmer’s Inc
Iowa-Illinois
New World
America
R. W. Baird
Osteopathic
Stevens Drugstore
Laws
Office and Res
Richey Florists
LBIA
Santa Claus
the Hollingshead Co
Loeb's
Williams Clothing Co
Love Rexall Drug Store
the Food Center
McLellan Stores Co
Dooley Maytag Co
Duncan Book Store
United Food Stores
Albia Motor Co
A & A Shoe Store
Albia Variety Store
Goode Feed & Seed Co
Hy-Vee
Hess Drug Store
Brooke Motor Co
Darby Hardware First
Iowa State Bank
Brandy’s
Spurgeon’s
Ralph N. Ewers
United Telephone Co
Oehler Bros
Firestone
Western Auto Associate Store
Diingworth Jewelry
Chariton Valley
Monroe County Truck & Implement Co
Dues Chevrolet Co
Albia Light & Railway Co. Hopkins Auto Repair
Davis Paint Store
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