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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1953

Page

5

M H S Scribbler Staff and Class Reporters List

The M H S Scribbler shows Charles Horn as Editor with Marianne Scott as class reporters Carole Broshar and Janet Charity lead grade news alongside Ann Pettibone and Deloris Eakins in This and That Franklin Rinehart and Lynn Sneeden cover Crazy Cracks Mitzi Sawvel reports girls sports Joyce Martin covers boys sports Bill Bishop oversees music and Mitzi Sawvel handles library news with Charles Horn in visual education

Charles Horn Marianne Scott Carole Broshar Lillie Belle Schaffner Carson Jordan Martha Potts Joan Fox Carolle Broshar Janet Charity Ann Pettibone Deloris Eakins Franklin Rinehart Lynn Sneeden Mitzi Sawvel Joyce Martin Bill Bishop Mitzi Sawvel

Sharps and Flats Band News for Fall Festival

The Sharps and Flats band reports a busier summer with Appanoose County Fair and Albia Mass Band appearances. Membership grew to 37 with six new members and new clarinets purchased. Directors included Mr. Maine, Mr. Carter, and Duane Veach guiding concerts and fall marching practice. The girls glee club and boys quintet continue, aiming for a strong school year.

Mr. Maine Lee Annie Heckman Ann Paxaton Ronald VanZante Bill Harsh Dianna Burton Gary Charity Centerville Lancaster Main Harry Carter Ottumwa Duane Veach Marion Reagan Joan Moore

Across the Editor's Desk at the Scribbler Staff

The editor notes the new school year, the return of students and teachers, and the hope that the staff keeps control. He invites reader input via a suggestion box and recalls Confucius on every little bit helping contributions.

Confucius

Sophomore Class Elects Officers and Sponsors

The sophomore class met in the science room on Wednesday and elected officers. President Dale Free, Vice President DeWayne Clark, Secretary Charlotte McAninch, Treasurer Joann Moore, Reporter Martha Potts. Student Council members are Maxine Firkins and Paul Turner. Sponsors are Mr Craver and Mr Main. The Klass has 37 members.

Dale Free DeWayne Clark Charlotte McAninch Joann Moore Martha Potts Maxine Firkins Paul Turner Craver l Mr. Main

Junior class officers named for new school year

The Junior class opens with 23 students and elects officers including President Charles Turner Vice President Dick Tomlin Treasurer Marianne Scott Secretary Joyce Brain and Student Council members Dick Albertson Bob Sandifer and Leon McDanel Marianne Scott named Assistant Scribbler Editor and Charles Turner Assistant Annual Editor Sponsors are Mr and Mrs Tassell with Lillie Belle Schaffner as Assistant Reporter

Charles Turner Dick Tomlin Marianne Scott Joyce Brain Dick Albertson Bob Sandifer Leon McDanel Mrs. Tassell Lillie Belle Schaffner

The Sly Seniors Elect Class Officers

The Sly Seniors held their first class meeting of the year on Wednesday at 8 30. Charles Horn was elected president with Frank Rinehart as vice president Joan Stevens treasurer Howard Robb secretary and student council representatives Paul Wilson Kaye McDanel and Joe Tadlock. Sponsors are Mr White and Mr Thorson. Reporter Carole Broshar. Watch Dog Joyce Martin. Forty students are in the class. A Thursday meeting called by president Horn decided to run an eating stand at the Festival.

Charles Horn Frank Rinehart Joan Stevens Howard Robb Paul Wilson Kaye McDanel Joe Tadlock White Mr. Thorson Carole Broshar Joyce Martin

Library News Highlights School Librarians and Books

Mrs Tuttle oversees the library with period librarians Joyce Martin Betty Strunk Janet Charity Marion Reagan Ramona Cox Donna Underwood Barbara Robinson Carole Broshar Duties include checking out and returning books collecting fines and recording new acquisitions The library offers one week loans with a one week renewal and lists recent titles Moonfleet by Falker Midnight by Gard Catchpenny Street by Headley Cotillion by Hoyer The Kentuckians by Giles

Tuttle Aibrary Joyce Martin Betty Strunk Janet Charity Marion Reagan Ramona Cox Donna Underwood Barbara Robinson Carole Broshar Moonfleet Falker Midnight Gard Headley Hoyer The Giles

Primary class lists students for the year

Teacher Mrs. Otha Lee Martin presents the names of boys and girls in the Primary this year. Included are Danny Bimbi Ronnie Ellison James Murdy Danny Brooks Ted McDonough Butch Martin George VanPorin Max Hawk Mike Kuhns Butch Simmons Donald Hiatt Larry Hiatt Larry Coltrain Maurice Crist Kay Fenton Sondra Scott Lorraine Johnson Kathy Johnson Paula Cleaver Connie Davis Sharon Gay Faith Jordan Nancy Tracy Donna Raekard Linda Judge Cheryl Selix

Otha Lee Martin Boys Land Danny Bimbi Ronnie Ellison James Murdy Danny Brooks Ted McDonough Butch Martin George VanPorin Max Hawk Mike Kuhns Butch Simmons Donald Hiatt Larry Hiatt Larry Coltrain Maurice Crist Kay Fenton Sondra Scott Lorraine Johnson Kathy Johnson Paula Cleaver Connie Davis Sharon Gay Faith Jordan Nancy Tracy Donna Raekard Linda Judge Cheryl Selix

Classroom Pupils and Rainy Day Science Report

Ten new pupils are Patsy Mikels Nancy Roblenz Jimmy Burns Richard Exline Karl Rogers Gary OConner Kar oleyn Elder Marilois Robinson Carl Rouse and Carol Fisher. The class has 28 students 13 girls and 15 boys. They like Mrs Madison and enjoyed rain Thursday cooling the day as they continued science experiments.

Patsy Mikels Nancy Roblenz Jimmy Burns Richard Exline Karl Rogers Gary O'Conner Karoleyn Elder Marilois Robinson Carl Rouse Carol Fisher Mrs. Madison

Fourth Grade Adds Pupils and Health Leaders

Fourth grade teacher Mrs. Morgan notes Carl Alden returned after illness bringing the class to 20 students. New pupils Jerold Roblenz Martha Rouse and Judy Van Dorin join. Donald West and Dean Clark attended the fair. Leaders for the health chart include Martha Rouse Judy VanDorin Carolyn Archer and Jay Clayworth.

Morgan Carl Alden Jerold Roblenz Martha Rouse Judy van Dorin Donald West Dean Clark Judy VanDorin Carolyn Archer Jay Clayworth

Say Mr Detective and the green freshmen news

A playful column mocks janitorial news, noting Fearless Fosdick mysteries, student rules for freshmen, sidewalk etiquette, and a light mystery about Miss Effie Mae’s lollipop with a comic Hornet as the town detective. The writers promise more later.

First Grade Class Lists 15 Boys and 8 Girls

Miss Jane Hanrahan leads first grade with 15 boys and 8 girls. Names include Evan Archer Janice Brown Maxine Burns Junior Cole Eugene Daniels Lory Hiatt Cheryl Hughes Diane Judge Sherman Kelly Mike Lathen Johnny McClurg Janice McDonough Danny McMulin Bonnie Maddison Nancy Maddison Timmy Mihalovich Ruth Ann Murdy David Oehler Terry Prough Leroy Spencer Joe Underwood David VanDorin Sonny Walker.

Jane Hanrahan Evan Archer Janice Brown Maxine Burns Junior Cole Eugene Daniels Lory Hiatt Cheryl Hughes Diane Judge Sherman Kelly Mike Lathen Johny Mc‘Clurg Janice McDonough Danny McMulin Bonnie Maddison Nancy Maddison

Blakesburg’s New Attraction Sparks Town Rumor

A local note questions a new attraction in Blakesburg and muses on school gossip. The letter references high school students, nurse aides from M H S, and claims about boys in levies, ending with a playful sign off and a tease about office access.

Freshmen Initiation At MHS Described In Journal Entry

A journal entry from MHS recounts 29 freshmen entering the halls and preparing fall centerpieces with weeds and flowers. They elected officers in the English room, then staged a comic strip themed initiation in the gym requiring a dish towel and a fish worm on a string, with the event described as a success and unifying.

MHS Joan Fox

Dorothy joins basketball team with listed school history

Dorothy, a student with grade school years at West Des Moines Van Meter and Moravia, plans to try out for basketball this year. She describes horseback riding and reading as hobbies and notes her honesty in admitting her interests.

West Des Moines van Meter Moravia Dorothy

Dorothy Archer Introduced as Freshman at MHS

Dorothy Jane Archer, a 14 year old freshman at MHS, stands 4 feet 11 inches tall with blonde hair and green eyes.

Dorothy Jane Archer MHS

Second Grade Class Sees New Pupil Amid Focus on Safety

The second grade this year hosts ten girls and thirteen boys with Connie Boblenz as the only new pupil. Emphasis has been on safety and good manners alongside strong reading and number review.

Opal Card Connie Boblenz

THIS AND THAT FROM BLANKEBURG HIGH SCHOOL

This column jostles with playful jabs about senior boys weddings in Blakenburg, school week chaos, a private secretary, and a comical bus incident with fried eggs. It notes freshmen charm and hints at a new club starting at M. H. S.

Third Grade Class Notes from Mrs Phillis Room

The room hosts 24 pupils with eight girls and sixteen boys, eleven non-residents. New student Robert Horn came from Ankeny, Iowa. Mrs Blankenship brought plants and Jimmie Smith gave a bouquet. One visitor, Marcia Walter, attended. Lessons are mostly review with focus on rhythm in cursive writing.

Phillis Robert Horn Ankeny Iowa Blankenship Jimmie Smith Marcia Walter

Fifth Grade Bulletin Highlights Vacations and Magic

In Mrs Gordon's fifth grade nine boys and nine girls share new classmates Sharon OConner Madge Lee Dannie Exline om Udell The class showcased travel postcards on a bulletin board after learning about vacations David Murdy traced a Wilmington Delaware trip Several students Connie McMulin Gale Arden Cary McCoy Madge Lee and Nancy Lindley performed magic before Mrs Cards second grade Home safety posters were created Jimmie Robinson spent Friday at the State Fair

Connie McMulin Gale Arden Cary McCoy Madge Lee Nancy Lindley Mrs. Card Jimmie Robinson

Sixth Grade Class Adds a New Pupil at Udell School

Miss Stansberry reports a class of 24 pupils with 11 boys and 13 girls. Ann Exiine from Udell School is a new pupil. An extra row of seats and a few library books have been added to the room.

Miss Stansberry Ann Exiine Udell School

Seventh Grade by Karen Woodward and Linda

A short notice about a seventh grade class or book by Karen Woodward and Linda. Details are sparse in the fragment, mentioning authors and grade level with no clear event or outcome.

Karen Woodward Linda

Also Mentioned on This Page

M.H.S. Scribbler Appanoore Albia Carolyn Cochran Deloria Hiatt Rebecca Dye Jewell Miller Sandra Hiatt Wanda Jordan Irene Tadlock Margaret Condra Maxine Firking Jerry Main Centerville Monument CO. Co C. Patterson Moravia Telephone Co Library News Frank Lynn Fosdick Greenes Blakesburg S. K D. M M. H J. S J. A P. S Freshman News Dee Ann Blakenburg Mary Wheeler Lowe L. P. Clow West State St Centerville, Lows E. N. Catterlin OPTO Trist Hotel Auoex Iows Moravia Veach Drug Store McDonough Service Burton Grocery Turner & Son Winster Grocery Southern Utilities Company
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