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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1966
Page
5
Scribbler staff reports on daily life and activities around Moravia Community School. Opinion pieces urge students to smile, reflect on others’ hardships, and appreciate freedoms while noting global concerns and personal resilience.
The piece notes that trigonometry underpins science and that many struggle with math yet value science. It argues math talent or effort matters, and laments many dislike studying. The writer quips that fewer scientists means higher pay. Derrill McDane.
The Government Class begins a new unit about Congress and the House of Representatives. It explains the legislative process, the types of business in Congress, and the Speaker as the presiding officer.
Bill Ward, a November Teen of the Month at Mign School, is celebrated for his many favorites and active involvement. Born November 21, 1951 in Alola Iowa, he excels in voc algebra science and subjects under Mrs Gould. He participates in FA Boys Cno- Tus and bagkeroall activities and praises school as fun though requiring hard study.
Barbara Thomas reports the geometry class is finishing the chapter on parallel and perpendicular lines and preparing novebooks for six weeks of work before starting a new chapter on solid or space geometry.
The bookkeeping class has begun chapter 18 focusing on preparing two core reports from the adjusted worksheet. The balance sheet and income statement are introduced, with emphasis on what is owned versus what is owed after deductions and the structure of net income for a fiscal period.
Mary Jo Wilson crowned Homecoming Queen wearing a pale blue and white pullover sweater with a diagonal checked detail. Judy Cochran attended in a rust brown A line jacket and beige shoes with a bow. Other attendants Linda Her and Sheila Wilson showcased mint green quilted and Mohair outfits, while Lon Elles Rowley wore a green blazer with matching skirt. Mary Kay Spencer narrates the night.
Mrs Tuttle’s literature class studies Cambridge authors including Holmes Lowell and Longfellow era writers. Students discuss poems to understand them better and receive guidance from Judi Stufflebeam during Christmas vacation period.
Calendar items list events through December including FHA meeting, band activities, basketball games at Corydon Moravia, and homemaker tests. The social section records visits and gatherings among local families including the Browns Parson Gipple Hellyer and Whitehead households with Thanksgiving events and dinners among area residents.
Mrs. Robert Jennings Dell and Hazel Hellyer Mr and Mrs Clarence Whitehead and Bobby and Sandra were in Centerville Saturday.
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