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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1968
Page
5
As we enter the last six weeks of the school year many students are eager for summer and neglect homework. Yet semester tests loom and grades impact transcripts sent to employers or colleges. We have thirty weeks done with six remaining, so push to study hard and finish strong.
The page outlines study of Chapter Twenty Five The Independent Regulatory Commis and Twenty Six The Independent Financial Agencies. It notes continuing format from past chapters and mentions American Government course structure.
The article describes using open book tests in Mr Argo's class to fill workbook activities and review six weeks tests. It notes studying the origins and duties of government offices, their members, and connected agencies, plus ongoing study of American Observers.
In biology we study diseases their causes cures and the men who found the cures. Prevention comes from natural immunity passive immunity vaccination and species immunity. We will study heredity in plants and animals. Doe Ahee.
The overview notes Germany under Adolf Hitler, the persecution of Jews, and parallels with Mussolini’s rise to power in Italy, highlighting how fascist regimes emerged and consolidated control.
Centerville Towa born March 5 1950 to Richard W Proctor and wife. Student is 18 with brown hair blue eyes. Enrolled subjects include Voc Ag American Government Sociology Woodworking. Active in FFA and Annual Staff. Senior year highlights include graduation and senior trip.
Patricia Sue Rogers, born October 25 1950 to Mr and Mrs Orville Rogers is 17. She has brown hair and attends classes including Shorthand 11 Office Practice English IV American Governments and Physical Education. Her activities include FTA FBLA FHA Flagswinger Glee Club Basketball Science Club Student Council Mixed Chorus and the Student newspaper. Her favorite pastime is being with Ronnie. Her pet peeve is people who refuse to get along with those they dislike and anyone who tries to make someone else look bad for attention. Her high school highlights are junior prom this year prom senior trip and graduation.
In third period General Science the class studied motion defining force and motion changes. Students learned speed velocity and acceleration and discussed freely falling bodies. The class plans rockets and building small cars next.
The Economics class finished a unit on The American Worker. It covers why people work the jobs people hold and the education needed for good pay. It notes why employers offer higher wages for certain jobs due to required skills and education.
Martie Schupmann born March 12, 1950 in Detroit Lakes Minnesota is noted for light brown hair green eyes and a focus on English TV Chemistry Sociology Economics American Government with English IV as favorite subject. She participates in FHA Library club Scribbler Annual Staff and enjoys rock hunting reading and sewing. Her pet peeve is unfriendly people who look down on others. Highlight activities include working on the Prom plays and senior trip.
A survey lists residents views on lowering the voting age. Several respondents argue 18 lacks maturity or knowledge, while a few favor 21 or test-based eligibility. most opinions support keeping the age at 21. Names include Marie Cloyed No Sue Schupmann No Joellen Hiatt No Ellen Cooper Yes Pam Van De Pol No Reta Paxston No Nancy Crabttree No Wayne Tizue No Nellie Thomas No.
In Literature II we read The Tale of Sir Gareth by Sir Thomas Maloney and Gareth and Lynette by Alfred Lord Tennyson. Mrs Hayden translates difficult Greek passages. We are now studying Silas Marner by George Eliot and hope to understand it.
Mrs. Burdett Cox hosted visitors with Dale Cox and Mae Harper. The Cox party attended an operetta with Nyle and Jack Hoffman’s family. They traveled to Moravia Albia New Sharon and Marengo on Saturday for business.
Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Christy and Edith Callen hosted Tuesday dinner at Wayne Christy home. Linda Sheldon attended a Corydon track meet Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Whitehead shopped in Ottumwa Tuesday. Tuesday supper guests at Dick Brown home were Mr. and Mrs. John Spencer and Bobby, and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Walters and Denise. Mrs. Wayne Thormpson, Fern Callen and Mr. and Mrs. Edward McFord spent Wednesday in Oska- Joosa. Sibyl Whitehead and Theresa Brown shopped in Centerville Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Wayne Thompson and Connie spent Wednesday evening at Delbert Calhoun home. Clara Brown and Stella Argo visited Alicin McCord Manor Thursday afternoon. Ruth McCord and Dorothy Calhoun spent Thursday afternoon with Sibyl Whitehead. Constance shopped Ottumwa Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Whitehead were Friday dinner guests.
Parental B F Whitehead home guests include Mrs Wayne Thompson and families. Marcia and Constance joined Friday afternoon in Centerville. Bernard Walters and Denise visited the Earl Albertson home in Albia for Friday supper. Truxton Dicks and family attended Clover Leaf club at Mansel Tarbell home Wednesday. Grace Whitehead and Sandra Miller called on Sibyl Whitehead Saturday. Floyd Allem spent Saturday evening at Wayne Christy home. Linda Sheldon attended a Freshman class party at Moravia high school Saturday evening. Merle Shorts and Des Moines relatives visited George Rinehart over the weekend. Jessie McAninch spent Saturday with Clayton Sheldon. Russell Brown and family enjoyed Sunday dinner at the Derby smorgasbord. Lee Jackson of Euston visited Bernard Walters family Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Dick Brown and Brad were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Georgianna Baldwin John nie and Jana Lynn. Mr and Mrs Sonny Frame and family and Flo Frame of Des Moines spent Sunday at the Clayton Sheldon home. Mr and Mrs Russell Brown visited Roscoe Argo home Monday evening. Leta Haver visited Clara Brown Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Ed Hollis of Cedar Falls and Mr and Mrs Clair McDanel and family of Camanche spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ernest Hiatt. Mrs Herb Roblenz attended WSCS at Eva Tucker s Thursday afternoon.
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