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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1965
Page
6
Scribbler staff reports on school activities with editor and assistant editors listed. The piece includes staff names across grades and a section of Daily program quotes and inspirational reflection attributed to William James, concluding with a coy note on adopting the last paragraph as a daily guide.
Just for today I will live through this day and not tackle life’s problems at once. I will strengthen my mind, study, learn something useful, and exercise my soul. I will do two things I do not want to do and maintain calm under provocation. I will be agreeable, look well, dress neatly, speak softly, and avoid criticizing.
The junior class play will be presented on Tuesday April 13 at 8 00 p m in the high school auditorium. The cast includes Henry K Dodson Michael Kuhns Angela Warren Linda Judge Dr William Jackson Bill Danny Brooks Miss Holt Lorraine Johnson Patricia Pryon Pat Miss Cordelia Puckett Naomi Tadlock Turtle Dove Francine Brozovich Dodie Blake Faith Jordan Hoofendyke Ronnie Ellison extras Russell Bettis Paula Cleaver Sondra Scott Linda Johnson Linda Pullen Make up Sandy Fenton Rowena Cox Stage hands Alan Clark Larry Coltrain.
Students compile meal planning reports from four books. Joyce McDonough and Patty Rogers cover protein, Linda Beal and Linda Arnold cover fruits and vegetables, Carol Stocker and Debbie Van Dorin cover bread and cereal, Joellen Hiett and Nancy Crabtree cover snacks, and Ann McDonough and Judi Stufflebeam cover milk.
John Tarbell, 17, born Sept. 11, 1947 at Centerville St Joseph Hospital Iowa, is a senior. He studies bookkeeping economics English IV welding and F BLA activities. Favorite staff picks include Color Pretty colors Long-Hang Down Your Head Tom Dooley. Mentions Herbert Hooley and Albert Maxley as names. Pastime resting and pet peeve erasing tholes in papers. Highlight of high school getting out of school. Future plans not specified.
Charles Richard Van De Pal, aged 18, born December 11, 1946 in Oskaloosa Iowa, lists subjects and activities including bookkeeping Am Lit sociology and welding plus Boys Chorus and Thespians. He plans to become a CPA accountant. menu items for April 9 12 14 appear alongside a Swiss Peace piece by Jean Howk.
Sonny Walker born Centerville Nova Sept 21 1946. list of subjects includes Trigonometry Adv ionerst Math Government and Economics Bookkeeping Welding. Activities: Basketball boy chorus Science Club and Annual Favorites. Joyce McDonough.
Six week cycle requires freshmen to hand in book reports with a set format, sometimes up to ten pages, affecting grades. Mary Joyce Mullins notes the class, while Marcia Walter reports on the Sophomore Home Economics unit finishing with a style show and upcoming Spring fashion show Thursday night.
In Literature we study poets with Mr Evans guiding us to grasp main thoughts and objectives. We also write poems, some creative and quirky. Not all students are born poets, but effort continues.
A museum of varied fare appears with hot meat loaf potatoes and gravy orange fruit jell o lettuce sandwiches unusual prune crisp and bovine nectar. The reading style mirrors a dated menu listing multiple dishes and beverages for a regional meal.
Four teams were selected to play four basketball games. Two teams played first, then the other two. Winners faced winners and losers faced losers. The final results determined the champion and the places from second to fourth.
The Glee Club spends the first half rehearsing in small groups for the upcoming contest at Martinsdale on Friday and Saturday, April 9 and 10. In the latter half all the girls sing the listed numbers including Three Little Maids Tumbling Tumbleweeds Red Robin and the humorous I'm Getting Married In the Morning.
Joyce Roberst and Beryle Brown lead a number of steady couples in the social scene. Barbara Darby pairs with Jerry Coop as community ties deepen. Madelyn Sinclair and Alan Clark appear in a prominent duo, with Gary Argo and Minnie Ann Condra also featured. Lora Hiatt and Linda Johnson, Ronnie Boyer and Sharon Wilson are noted pairs. Ronnie Ellison with Mary Jo Wilson. Naomi Tadlock and John Huff, Pam Morrison and Steve Probasco, Linda Pullen and Glen Thomas, Sandy Fenton and Joe Conn, Sendra Scott and Richard Perry appear in the roster of steady relationships observed in town.
Students in a literature unit study medieval knight stories with King Arthur amid Dr Evans guiding analysis. A six week report concludes, praising reading growth and broader knowledge as sophomores explore the coronation and marriage tales.
In Home Ec the girls complete their outfits and model them. Linda Johnson wears a beige two piece suit with a jacket and straight skirt. Madelyn Sinclair showcases a white long sleeve sailor blouse with red trim and a blue pleated skirt. Pam Morrison presents a blue and white striped sleeveless jacket with an A line pleated front. Sharon Wilson features a brown pocket coat and flowered print dress with a front panel pleat.
A brief classroom rule list cautions students about not borrowing peers pens and not whispering in class. It frames borrowed items as personal property and notes that shouting annoys the teacher, urging respectful behavior during lessons.
A school classroom verse lists ten prohibitions with humorous rhymes about behavior. Each line warns against actions like copying, disturbing teachers, holding hands, throwing erasers, running, peeking at papers, spitballs, and eating lunch in the cafeteria, framed as light admonitions.
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