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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1968
Page
5
Scribbler staff notes on job interview tips and attire. Practical advice covers research about the firm, arriving early, simple dress, grooming, and confident greeting. Also mentions handling questions, listening, and following up for alternatives. Economics class begins a unit on Labor Unions, exploring reasons for strikes and union purposes.
Students describe building a yardstick harp and string to explore air columns in trumpets and trombones. They note different pitches from varying lip movements and plan to make gliders for flight demonstrations led by Marie Cloyed.
The fragment mentions Lawrence Daniels disliking procrastination, Debbie Tomlin completing alterations, May 15 as the senior class last day, a sixth period girls P E class described as the skilliest, Marsha Stewart as the most responsible student, Shirley Helmick with pierced ears, April 22 as a senior work day, and juniors set to present a play soon alongside mentions of Mary Joyce Mullins.
Jim Proctor born in 1950 Albia Iowa to Mr and Mrs Warren Proctor is 17. He studies bookkeeping English IV sociology American government and metals with blonde hair blue eyes and a wide range of activities including Annual Staff and FBLA. His favorite subject and teacher are many with a passion for coming to school when nothing better to do. His senior highlights include prom senior trip and graduation.
Debbie reports on a high school algebra chapter about fractions and simplifying fractions. The text lists many personal details about Lynford Francis Prough including birthplace Centerville Iowa February 15 1850 hair and eye color brown and interests such as woodworking government sociology typing and riding bikes.
The junior high students adjust to the new addition and debate a May party choice between a dance or a weiner roast. In P E class girls play softball while boys study football techniques. Eighth graders prepare for algebra aptitude tests to decide placement next year. Sue Schupmann.
Students describe learning Spanish months days and numbers from twenty to one million. They mention weekly chapter tests and reference peers Sharon and Linda in class discussions.
Kathryn Elizabeth Pullen Towa born December 7 1949 is the daughter of Ruth Bridgman and Gilbert C. Pullen She is 18 with subjects including American Government Economics Sociology Bookkeeping and Office Practice Her favorite subject is Sociology and her favorite teacher is Mr Argo She participated in FTA FHA Scribbler and Annual Staff Her pastimes include writing long letters to Ken watching TV bawling and reading True Stories Her pet peeve is people who think they are better than others and those who cannot say a good word for anyone Her high school highlights are the Junior Senior Prom Senior trip and graduation.
Mrs Burdett Cox hosts visitors including Dale Cox family and Nyle. Bryan returns from grandparents. Carrie Boyer and Cora Tubaugh dine with John McGee Melrose. Nyle visits Mae Harper and stays overnight. Staplers for sale at Union Office.
The text outlines studying the Department of Health Education and Welfare, its leader, origins, and its role in aiding the public. It notes frequent forms and workbook use to deepen understanding of the chapters on government.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Brown hosted a shower for Mr and Mrs Bobby Faber at Moravia EUB church on Wednesday evening. Numerous visits and dinners occurred across Moravia and surrounding towns with gatherings at Jennings McCorée Overholt Cox Whitehead Hellyer and Hoyt households. Easter services shared by Bobby Whitehead and others. nursing training plans update for Bob Miller. funeral for Icel Scotts in Centerville noted.
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