Band marching practice resumes with schedule ahead
Editor Rosemary Phillips notes seniors and juniors in the band. Practices began three weeks before school with Tuesday and Thursday sessions. Mr Burghoffer assigns the summer show. The group travels to Lancaster Missouri on September 8 and marches at the Fall Festival on September 14. Paneguke Day in Centerville is September 27. Band members are praised for their hard work and hoped for success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burghoffer
Lancaster
Centerville
Freshmen elect class officers at high school
The freshmen have chosen Ricky Rhee as president Russell Bettis as vice president Rowena Cox as secretary Alan Clark as treasurer and Ronnie Milson as student council sponsor. Mr Horridge and Mrs Miller named as class sponsors in this early 20th century high school note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricky Rhee
Russell Bettis
Rowena Cox
Alan, Clark
Ronnie ‘Milson
Horridge
Miller
New Scribbler Staff Elects Rosemary Phillips Editor
The Scribbler staff held its first meeting of the new school year on August 28 during third period in the typing room. Rosemary Phillips was elected editor to replace Lorena Plants, with Linda Davis as assistant editor. Mr. Sallade noted a possible credit or award for up to five beat writers based on quality and quantity, and the award was unanimously approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Phillips
Linda Davis
Sallade
Moravia High School Forming Yearly Program
Editorial notes the new school year at Moravia High School 1962 63 with freshmen and sophomores returning to routines. Clubs like FHA FFA Scribbler FBLA and Thespians plan activities while Basic Skills tests were administered and results awaited later in the first semester. Cooperation is hoped to make the year profitable and enjoyable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FHA
FFA
Scribbler
FBLA
Thespians
Elementary Principal Stone Joins Moravia Community
The Moravia community welcomes Mr. Stone as the new grade school principal. He comes from Wall Dalia Missouri and holds a bachelor’s from Kirksville 1961 and a master of arts earned this summer. He teaches 8th grade science and 6th to 8th grade physical education and is married with two children, Randy age seven and Kathy age six, and enjoys fishing and camping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone
Wall Dalia
Missouri
Kirksville
Randy
Kathy
New Faculty Member Joins Mo Ravia Staff
Mr. Jack Miller joins Mo Ravia as a new teacher from Lake City Iowa who graduated from the local high school and Parsons College Fairfield with a Bachelor of Science. He teaches Freshman Science Physics and Biology and will serve as Freshman class sponsor. The Scribbler staff wish him a very good year at M.H. 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Jack Miller
Miller
Lake City
Iowa
Parsons College
Fairfield
Detroit
M.H. 8
baseball schedule and roster notes from fall season
The coach notes fewer fall games with other schools due to some schools lacking a baseball team or reorganizing into larger schools. Opening games host Ottumwa Walsh and Blakesburg. Nine lettermen return, led by starter Todd Harp with Jim Rowley assisting. Sectional tournament begins September 15 with a slate of games on September 4 6 11 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa Walsh
Blakesburg
Bob Burns
Ed Oehler
Keith Helmick
Fred Strong
Todd Harp
Jim Rowley
Gled Club Glee Opens With New Voices At MHS
The Glee Club at MHS heard new and returning voices last Tuesday as forty five performers practiced songs like Blue Moon and The Evening Song. Try-outs were held by Mr. Burghoffer, with rehearsals on Tuesday Thursday and Friday 8th period. An hour-long concert is planned for the Fair Festival. The group has a history of strong performances and hopes to continue the trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May
MHS
Glee Club
Burghoffer
First F H A Meeting Elects Jolene Van Dorin Vice President
The Friday meeting on August 31 opened with nominations for vice president, resulting in Jolene Van Dorin's election. A Fall Festival float was planned and a theme committee formed. Standing committees were named with chairs appointed, and President Linda Gardner adjourned the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolene van Dorin
Linda Gardner
F. L. A. Meeting Opens School Year Fundraiser Planned
The first F. T. A. meeting led by President Martha Sinclair set monthly regular meetings for the fourth period on Wednesdays. Plans discussed district meeting in Eldridge Iowa on September 29 with at least three carloads expected. To cover expenses a food stand will be shared with F. B. S. A. and the senior class during the Fall Festival. Committees to be appointed and notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Sinclair
Eldridge
Iowa
Enon
Summer Vacation Reflections From 4-H Members
Edie Mullins describes a sunlit break riding horses and swimming while Connie Boblenz recalls attending a church conference and state 4-H gathering. The fragments capture youth activities and community ties from a local page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edie Mullins
Connie Boblenz
State
Community youth recall summer chores and travel
The list records local youths and their summer activities. Linda Davis details travel to Washington D C and Maryland with sewing and helping her mother can. Jo DuVall stayed home while working at Buck's. Charlotte Simmons visited Brookfield Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ference
Linda Davis
Washington D. C
Maryland
Jo DuVall
Buck’s
Charlotte Simmons
Brookfield
Missouri
Karol Helmick
Blakesbore
Lillian Milleman
Des Moines
Melcher
Iowa
Connie
Walter
Dixie Rae
Jean Harrington
Joanne
Lois Strunk
Deanna Sheldon
Community family visits and guest gatherings noted
A long list of visits and social events is recorded from Friday to Sunday including Miller Lenora Paris and family staying with their mother and grandmother, Nellie Williams hosting garden club, and multiple calls on homes of Paris, Tubaugh, Kelly, and Strunk families. Numerous relatives and friends from Cambridge Moravia and Swan attended dinners and spent time in Nashville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie’ Williams
Raymond
Newton
Mary Marie Coltrain
Nelle’ Williams
Pauline Wright
Moulton
Nellie Williams
Garden Club
Christian Church
Moravia
Bob Strunk
Gerald Burton
Drenda Gee Tubaugh
Lee
Nadine Dommer
John Kelly
Nancy Kelly
Judy Cox
Randy
John Kely
Herschel Kelly
Lester Strunk
Claude Paris
McConnell Family Visits Relatives in Centerville
Centerville hosts Mr. and Mrs. B K McConnell of Omaha for a Sunday visit with daughter Betty Strunk and family at the Albert Tubaugh home. On Monday the Pfanneckers took grandparents Albert and Mrs Tubaugh and Devana Vae to Belle Plaine for a day visiting relatives and attending the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville
B. K. McConnell
Omaha
Nebraska
Betty Strunk
Gary Pfannebecker
Albert Tubaugh
Pfannebeckers
Devana Vae
Belle Plaine
State Fair Demonstration Results Highlight 4-H Delegation
Appanoose county 4-H girls earned honors at the Iowa State Fair last week. Jane Davis of Plano and Charlotte Beard of Moulton, with chaperone Grace Knott of Exline, presented dress revue and “Trim That Line” demo to judges and crowds. In the second week, two teams earned blue ribbons for Operation Lifeline on artificial respiration led by Becky Wilson of Unionville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appanoose County
Our County
Jane Davis
Plano
Charlotte Beard
Moulton
Grace Knott
Exline
Jane
Charlotte
Becky Wilson
Unionville
Demonstration of Back Pressure Arm Lift and Mouth-to-Mouth Rescue
Joann Maiti of Moravia demonstrated the back pressure arm lift method and newer mouth to mouth resuscitation. Rita Beaty and Mary Sue Moffitt of Mystic demonstrated pressing equipment and methods under the title Smooth Ideas. Both teams were chaperoned by Mrs Joe Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joann Maiti
Moravia
Rita Beaty
Mary Sue Moffitt
Mystic
Joe Wilson
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Lorraine Walker
Jo Lehe van Dorin
Max McAninch
Carol Lewis
Becky Wile
Nancy Mosley
Karol ‘Efit
Dixie ‘Tubaugh
Corinne” Walter
Doris Hawik
Fred Tarbell
Kenny Estack
Mike Martin
Diane Kincade
Sue Robitson
Lillian ‘Milleman
Marlys Fentoh
Donna Tomlin
Percy Roger
Patty Blunter
Joyce Roberts
Janice McDonough
Linda Jones
Betty Blumes
Carol, Adams
Anita Curtis
Bysetaier Enerington
Lila Swift
An Doris
Edie ‘Mulling
Richard Johnson
Freshmion
Eliott Bookkeeping Supply
Editorial
M.H.S
Tedehéi
Winpower
Niéder
Fir Orpendagle Farm
Spa
ELA
F. L.A. Meeting
R. E
Dick” Cooper
W. Washington
Funk
W. G. Harper
V. C. Kaster
Ed Robinson
Mansel Tarbell
and Farmer’s
Institute
Appa
Noose & Adjoining Counties
Your Coop
Chariton Valley Electric Co-op
Leo Greco
Pla Boys
Dog Moines
Rhythm Play Boys
Ottumwa
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