M H S Scribbler Staff Details and Activities
M H S Scribbler staff list includes editors Nellie Argo and Orville McCord with advisor Mr. Sallade. Reporters named span multiple students and include Connie McAninch Elaine Curtis and many others. Activity notes say groups strive to improve through hard work at M H S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Argo
Orville McCord
Mr. Sallade
Connie McAninch
Elaine Curtis
Margaret Fenton
Carolyn VerSteegh
Janet Harrington
Steve Tarbell
Martha Rouse
Nancy Tomlin
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 Milleman
Karol Helmick
Mike Martin
Fred Tarbell
Kenny Esilack
Joyce Roberts
Elaine Harrington
Linda Underwood
Janice McDonough
Hetty Blumer
Linda Jones
Seniors Take On New Duties At School
Editorial notes seniors will handle ad sales and decide robe colors for graduation. Mr. Sheldon plans a play for October. F.H.A. and F.F.A. prepare floats and district meetings. F.F.A. selects queen for Dairy Cattle Congress while baseball team nears sectional. Student council governs standards and rules. Music dept preps for fall festival and Pancake Day amid busy activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamoni
F.F.A
F.b.sa
Spanish Alphabet Class Helps Teens Learn New Language
The article describes high school students learning Spanish in their mid-teens, comparing it to their early English schooling. It covers greetings, basic phrases, sentence structure with verb first in questions, punctuation with inverted marks, pronunciation challenges, and early math basics as they expand to days, numbers to twelve, and simple operations. Adios Lorraine and Rosemary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seo Far
Adios
Lorraine
Rosemary
Menu for Sept 14 70 Hamburgers Spaghetti and Meat Balls
Menu lists meals with options including hamburger and potatoes, spaghetti with meat balls, beefburgers with salad, baked beans with meat sandwich, and assorted sides and desserts. Names Peggy Rogers Danna Tomlin noted with a call to union readers.
Students Should Register For National Merit Tests
Moravid Community school urges all 1963 graduates to register by Sept 22 for the 1962-63 National Merit Scholarship tests. The qualifying test will be offered at 9 am on March 8 or March 10, with a $1 fee due the test day. Courses and career planning aid follow, plus potential renewable stipends based on merit and need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravid Community School
John G. Guthrey
Correction notice on Class of 1961 activities
In last week's column corrected details show Norma Gladfelder working at Allied Insurance Co Des Moines and playing piano at Fairview church on Sundays. Dana Easter is employed in the Dunn & Bradstreet Des Moines office.
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Norma Gladfelder
Allied Insurance Co
Des Moines
Fairview Church
Dana Easter
Dunn & Bradstreet
Second Grade Airplane Class Seeks Safe Behavior and Health
In Mrs Hudgens room air planes fly on good behavior but placed on runway or hanger for discipline. Students study wheels ramps and moving things with experiments. Health posters urge exercise rest cleanliness food protection. Insect study and seeds travel topics fill displays. There are 9 girls and 15 boys in Mrs Deedrick class.
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Boand
Early American Tales Read by Juniors in Class
In American Literature the juniors study Pocahontas saving John Smith and Plymouth, a tale of planters choosing wives for passage payments, and the first winter among settlers. They also read Deer Slayer by James Fenimore Cooper, focusing on frontier lives. Orville McCord
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America
Pocahontas
John Smith
Plymouth
James Fenimore Cooper
New Faces Introduced At Local School
The article lists three new students Dan Frantz, Nancy Gillen, and Elaine Harrington with details on grade, height, hair and eye color, courses like English and Algebra, and hobbies such as speech, choir, and drawing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Frantz
Nancy Gillen
Elaine Harrington
Where did they go 1961 graduates now
Continuation of the 1961 class profiles listing Maybelle Knight and Karen Landgrehe home, Charles McAninch Jr college, Billy Main home, Betty Main home arts course, Cary McCoy farming, David Murdy electronics college in Kansas, Sharon O Conner courthouse Centerville, Gary Roberts barber school Cedar Rapids, Jim Robinson truck driver, Doug Rumley home, Marion Sinclair home, Nancy Steffen Des Moines, Wilbur Strunk Garner, Bennie Tarbell NCR Des Moines, Jean Taylor Look Des Moines, Kaylee Vincent Sharon, Walter National Bank Centerville, Jay Wilson Navy, Donna Rae Tubaugh AB receptionist Des Moines, Paul Witt Fuller Company, Mark VanZante Kirksville State Teachers College, plus truckers urged to obtain regulation receipt books at Moravia Union office.
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Maybelle Knight
Karen Landgrehe
Charles McAninch
Billy Main
Betty Main
Cary McCoy
David Murdy
Electronics
Kansas
Sharon O'Conner
Centerville
Gary Roberts
Cedar Rapids
Jim Robinson
Doug Rumley
Marion Sinclair
Nancy Steffen
Des Moines
Wilbur Strunk
Garner Cleaver
Bennie Tarbell
National Cash Register
Jean Taylor
Look
Kaylee Vincent
Sharon Walter
National Bank
Jay Wilson
Navy
Donna Rae Tubaugh
Paul Witt
Fuller Company
Mark VanZante
Kirksville State Teachers College
Sophomore Girls Learn Food Preservation Methods
SOPHOMORE HOME Ec. The Sophomore girls study preserving foods and why foods spoil. They learned methods of preservation, discussed why foods spoil, and necessities for canning. They made panels and then started grape jelly. Students are divided into three groups of four, with each group making three jars of jelly.
Conference Basketball Tournament Set for Moravia Week
A meeting of the five Southern Five Athletic Conference schools elected A. R. Fenton of Moravia as president and Charles Tomlinson of Molton-Udell as vice president. They scheduled the conference tournament for Moravia during the week of January 29 to February 3 with games on Monday Thursday Friday and Saturday nights. The next meeting is set for Wednesday January 3, 1962.
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Johnson
A. R. Fenton
Moravia
Charles Tomlinson
Moulton-Udell Community School
Freshman Home Ec I Seeks Sewing Skills and Boxes
Seventeen freshman girls in Home Ec I completed initial sewing tests. They planned sewing box contents, selected materials, and learned machine operation as they prepare to make skirts, with sewing to start next week. Joyce Roberts.
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Ec. I
Joyce Roberts
Freshman science class studies water sources and safety
A freshman science class explores water sources including Lake Erie, Lake Michigan, the Mississippi River, and the Cedar River. Students discuss how water becomes unsafe to drink, noting human pollution from factories and mines, with names Linda and Betty mentioned.
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Lake Erie
Lake Michigan
Mississippi River
Cedar River
Linda
Betty
Oshs Educational Development Tests Details
Tests of Education and Development were given over three days under High School Principal Mr Guthrey. They measure current learning status and students use of knowledge through reasoning, aiding counselors and administrators in evaluating growth and program effectiveness. Each student receives individual score interpretations.
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Towa
Guthrey
High school tests aim for constructive future view
The article discusses yearly testing as a neutral measure of educational development, noting it is not intended to pressure students staff or schools. It mentions the program's long-running use in local high schools and nationwide participation with results distributed to students.
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Towa
Band Trip and Fall Festival Parade Schedule
To start the school year the band travels to Blakesburg for a parade. The Fall Festival lineup includes an afternoon and evening concert with the Glee Club. The parade closes the festival day followed by another concert, plus a Saturday band concert here with groups from nearby Moravia Linda Elaine and Janice.
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Blakesburg
Glee Club
Moravia
Linda
Elaine
Janice
Literary Bits and Colonial Life in American Narratives
The piece surveys strategy in literature classes highlighting authors like Irving Cooper and James Fenimore Cooper. It notes roundtable discussions on the colonial era with seven members per group and student reports on topics such as home life and dress. It mentions Steinbeck portraying frontier life realistically.
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Washington Irving
William Bryd
James Fenimore
Cooper
John Steinback
What Famous Person Would You Like to Be and Why
Joyce Walter wants Annette because she is cute and can sing Martha Rouse favors Mrs Kennedy for having everything Ed Oehler chooses Mickey Mantle for wealth and top baseball skill Becky Wilson picks Santa Claus for toys and popularity Wilbur Stewart seeks a famous chef like Carson to aid Lucy Judy Woodward admires Connie Francis for her singing appeal
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Joyce Walter
Annette
Martha Rouse
Mrs. Kennedy
Ed Oehler
Mickey Mantle
Becky Wilson
Santa Caus
Wilbur Stewart
Carson
Lucy
Judy Woodward
Connie Francis
Bosses survey reveals two teachers profiles
The survey profiles Mrs Velma Barnes born Ravanna Missouri who taught English and was a librarian with six children and interests in literature and TV. James Horridge born June 29 1909 in Mystic Iowa studied at Iowa State University University of Minnesota and Drake University teaching Algebra I general math and counseling with hobbies in sports fishing and art.
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Velma Barnes
Ravanna, Mo
Northeast State Teachers College
Kirksville
James Horridge
Mystic
Iowa
Iowa State University
University of Minnesota
Drake University
Which Subject Helps Most For Future Years
Students identify English as the most helpful subject for future study according to Nandy Tomlin Martha Rouse and Judy VanDorin with Carolyn VerSteegh highlighting Home Economics as beneficial while noting the discussion continues on the next page.
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Nandy Tomlin
Martha Rouse
Judy VanDorin
Carolyn VerSteegh
Scribbler
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N. Main
Espanol la Lengua
Danna Tomlin
Richey Florists
N. 3Rd
St., Albia
My Ltt
Rea HS A Ray SR Ag
Eee
Carey
Albia Cleaners
Bernard W. Kean
ALBIA
Ijowa
Science Research Associates
NMSC
Ford Foundation
Carnegie Corporation of New York
Albia Sales CO
Sale Pavilion
H. 0. Peterson
Osh.s
Diane Faber
Joanne Main
Martha Sinclair
Jolene VanDorin
Yuri Gagarin
Kruschev
Linda Gardner
Betsy Rosa
Connie Boblenz
Guardian Maintenance Service
Carmer’s Inc
Roa
TOC Meena
Ford Service
General
Brices Motor Co
Ford
H. G. Hargis
Appanoose County
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