M H S Scribbler Editor and College Honor Groups
M H S Scribbler editor Janice Mosley assistant editor Mary Mosley list of writers includes Sweeden Tarbell Ward Mi halovich King Gardner DuVall Scott Tubaugh O Conner Burger Walter Vickrey Batterson Foster Main McSparen Rouse Harrington Argo. Typists Phillips Smith Robinson. College organizations include Pi Omega Pi Alpha Phi Sigma Cardinal Key Student National Education Association Kappa Delta Pi Who's Who Among Students. Shan O Conner.
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Janice Mosley
Mary Mosley
Dick Sweeden
Bennie Tarbell
Linda Ward
Ann Mihalovich
Betty Ann King
Rita Gardner
Mary DuVall
Karen Scott
Donna Rae Tubaugh
Sharon O'Conner
Virginia Burger
Sharon Walter
Janice Vickrey
Bert Batterson
Jim Foster
Mona Main
Sharon McSparen
Martha Rouse
Janet Harrington
Nellie Argo
Janet Phillips
Judy Smith
Marilois Robinson
Pi Omega Pi Business Education Fraternity
Alpha Phi Sigma
Cardinal Key Service Sorority
Student National Education Association
Kappa Delta Pi
Shan O’conner
Fall Festival and Pancake Day In Centerville
Editorial urges appreciation for the Fall Festival and Pancake Day in Centerville noting students seek time off but emphasizing the effort behind floats booths and costumes. Acknowledges the planning hours meetings and behind the scenes work and thanks organizers who make the events possible.
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Centerville
Mittens Found and New Teacher Anna Grace Mittens
Moravia reports one mitten found from the poem line about three little kittens. Anna Grace Mittens is introduced as the new business education teacher in her first year, having graduated in May from Northeast Missouri Teachers College in Kirksville. Her hobbies include reading and sewing.
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Moravia
Anna Grace Mittens
Anna Grace
Northeast “Missouri Teachers College
Kirksville
Moravia Beats Mystic in Sectional Opener 20 to 2
Moravia defeated Mystic in the first round of the sectional tournament on September 13. Tom Lin and Underwood pitched for Moravia, Jim Moorman and Bob Moorman caught for Mystic. Moravia had 13 hits and 20 runs with 1 error. Mystic had 1 hit, 2 runs, and 4 errors before the game was called at the top of the 5th. Mara vig will play Udell next.
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Moravia
Mystic
Tomlin
Underwood
Jim Moorman
Bob Moorman
Maravig
Udell
Junior Play Cast Selected for October 17 Performance
The Junior Play cast has been chosen and rehearsals begin now. Cast includes Tom Young Bob Harsh Chuck Young Merrill Coulson Sandy Card Jane Ann Fox rushes Bill Benz Lee Ann Heckman Kassel Terry Martin.
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Tom Young
Bob Harsh
Chuck Young
Merrill Coulson
Sandy Card
Jane Ann Fox
Bill
Benz Lee Ann Heckman
Kassel
Terry Martin
Senior Top Ten Dreams Came True to Lazy Summer Night
A condensed top ten list runs through titles and artists in a vintage chart order. Entries include It’s All In The Game Bird Dog Promise Me Enchanted Island Just A Dream Seventeen King Creole Big Brown Eyes Born Too Late Rockin Robin Devoted To You Early In The Morning Repeat After Me Lazy Summer Night Blue Ribbon Baby Near You.
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Island
Archimedes lever lesson moves earth in science class
In a general science period, students studied levers and mechanical advantage with a physics class demonstration. The group also explored air composition, oxidation, and carried out lab work on combustion and oxidation compounds and elements, as noted in Virginia Burger's report.
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Archimedes
Calendar of September events for the school
A list of upcoming activities includes Pancake Day on September 25, F H A initiation and Sophomore Hayride on September 26, a talk by Guy Evens to seniors at 1 45, October 1 seniors sell ads and a trampoline act at 9 15 in Mona Main.
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Guy Evens
Mona Main
New Class Rings Shine for Juniors in 37 Styles
The juniors received 37 new class rings on Monday September 15 celebrated as the long awaited event. The Super Sabre rings feature colors white mother of pearl black onyx blue charcoal and plain gold with Mohawk centerpieces numbers at the corners and initials on the band sides. Upperclassmen express envy and wish for juniors to enjoy their Glass rings as much as they do.
Gossip and school notes from Moravia high life column
Social chatter covers gossip about students and staff, including remarks on relationships, pranks, outfits, and social events. The column also notes a trucker regulation receipt book sale at Moravia Union office with fifty triplicate sets in stock.
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Moravia
Good Citizen Class Plans for Better Living
WR NEHD GOOD CITIZENA describes a citizenship class exploring ideal citizen traits such as honesty thrift and dependability. Students interview a successful adult, prepare a vocation paper, and plan a family budget for five with a monthly income of 300 dollars.
Dogom's Day Pranks Mark Freshmen Initiation at Green High
On Friday September 19 1958 Green Freshmen endured playful hazing as upperclassmen ordered them to shine shoes carry books and bow. Ninth graders arrived in Bermuda shorts grass skirts and makeup while girls wore pigtails and bare feet. Juniors and seniors enjoyed freshmen candy and a morning talent show, ending with laughter and plans for 1960.
Sophomores Plan Hayride and Party Schedule
The sophomore class held a meeting on September 15, 1958 to outline a first semester class party. A hayride is set for September 26 from 6:30 to 9:30 with gym recreation and refreshments from 9:30 to 11:00. Out-of-town guests may attend. Donna Rae Tubaugh.
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Donna Rae Tubaugh
Fifth graders create personal health booklets
In health class fifth graders design personal booklets listing favorite games, activities, radio and TV programs, places visited, family size, future goals, and more. Some include pictures and diagrams. the project also notes unrelated health data such as vaccination history and last medical visits. Ann Mihalovich.
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Hach
Ann Mihalovich
Freshman homemaking project yields preserves and relish
The sophomore class at the school has been busy preserving foods. They made grape jelly peach preserves cucumber pickles and are now making relish. Twelve girls are enrolled in the homemaking course.
Third Grade Makes Discoveries in Health and Reading
A classroom recount shows 31 students, 14 boys and 17 girls, exploring reading with an apple on their tree for each library book. Health work gathers pictures illustrating sunshine, good food, and exercise as essential for good health.
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Ann Mihalovich
Moravia High School Superintendent Named
A. R. Fenton serves as Moravia High top administrator praised for steady leadership. Community urged all students and even nonstudents to support the school’s efforts to keep students on track and maintain a successful, orderly campus.
The Lost Henry O Henry James in Old Rut School
A fragment describes a 13 year old boy named Henry O Henry James, one of the lost art, still in first grade for five years, amid a bright September morning and school routine.
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Henry O'Henry James
Henry O’henry
Henry James Leaves Town Hidden Until Morning
A letter-style note from Henry O Henry James describes a child’s disappearance on the first day of school and the town’s forest search before Henry returns home asleep in his bed. The writer urges to delay alarm until the following week.
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Henry O
Henry James
Henry O’henry
Rocket Blast Physics Class Hones Work and Power
In Mr England's science department the physics class studies Force friction Work and Power Pulley experiments. Fifteen pupils are enrolled. A Thursday lab explored moving a weight a certain distance to define work and how power measures work done in time.
Union Live Wires 4-H Club Holds Regular Meeting
The Union Live Wires 4-H Club conducted its regular meeting with members gathering to discuss activities and upcoming events. Details on agenda items and decisions are limited in the readable text.
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Union Live Wires 4-H Club
Community Club Meeting Elects Officers at September Session
The home of Mike, David, and Ricky Rhee hosted a meeting on September 18 at 8:00 led by President Richard Coultrain. Officers elected were Bill Rogers as President, Michel West as Vice President, Wilber Strunk as Secretary-Treasurer, Joanne Main as Reporter, Joe Wilson as Leader, and Gaylord Main as Assistant Leader. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Rhee to a long list of attendees including Rogers, West, Strunk, Coltrain, Roberts, Taylor, Ahee, Kelley, and Main.
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Mike
David
Ricky Rhee
Richard Coultrain
Bill Rogers
Michel West
Wilber Strunk
Joanne Main
Joe Wilson
Gaylord Main
Rhee
Bob Rogers
Peggy Rogers
Billy Bob West
Michael West
Lois Strunk
Rich Strunk
Richardard Coltrain
Larry Coltrain
Gary Roberts
Jay Taylor
Mike Ahee
David Ahee
Sherman Kelley
Roger Kelley
For Sale White Table Paper 36 Inch Wide
UNION Office advertises white table paper 36 inches wide available by the yard or by the roll.
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Union Office
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Centerville, Iowa
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