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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1970
Page
5
Scribbler News notes discussions on in school TV use to address teacher shortages. Some see benefits for average students, while slow learners may need teacher assistance. Opinions vary among staff and students about future classroom TV adoption and its impact on learning.
On Tuesday December 1 eight freshmen boys defeated Jr high boys after school at the high school by nine points with Mr. Pauley and Mr. Rex officiating. On Wednesday December 2 freshmen girls edged Jr high girls at the grade school by eight points with Mr. Macy and Mr. Pauley officiating.
Sophomore class held a December 3 meeting led by Lee Uhlenhake to discuss the December 19 party, chaperones, a flotation, and Praters hill use. Attendees were reminded to submit the attendee list by December 9 and to form a Spirit Committee. Parents were urged to attend S C A meetings as well.
On Thursday at 8:00 AM in Mohawk school, Miss Doore Mrs Limbacher and the cheer leaders judged the applicants for the Mohawk mascot during a Fight Song and cheer. Sophomore Janice Ballanger is named the new mascot after scoring highest among 16 event entries with prizes planned for top individuals and chapters.
The F H A met November 20 at 2 45 p m in the gymnasium with Camilla Prater presiding and Marilynn Hall distributing membership cards. Treasurer reported 59 91 dollars in the account while plans included selling pie and coffee at a basketball game and Christmas caroling on December 21.
Moravia FFA and Centerville officers met November 17 to set competition rules for a pest control hunt. The losing chapter will host a chili supper after the event, requiring at least 700 points by December 8, with the hunt running from November 25 at 4 pm to January 5 at 9 am.
Five new junior high students join seventh and eighth grades. Dee Coltrain, born April 23 1958 in Des Moines, is 12 with brown hair and brown eyes. Robin Young, Jan 5 1958 in Centerville, is 12 with brown hair and eyes. Robert Schneider, Jan 4 1958 in Kirksville Missouri is 12 with brown hair and blue eyes.
Moravia and Albia area seniors and former students face post high school paths. Donna Rhee married and at home. Connie Bardwell in Newton. Connie Renwick, Vickie Breeding at Ottumwa cosmetology programs. Carolyn Cooper in Burlington cosmetology. Richard Cortesio in Albia workforce. Martha French in Chicago as teletype operator. Dennis Gardner at Union Carbide Centerville. Linda Hiatt married in Bloomfield. Reginald Marlin in Ames. Joy McCrory in Ottumwa Bible school and a nursing home job. Linda Mobley married on a Centerville-area farm. Leota Mockmore at Union Carbide Centerville. Philip Prater at Shaw Photo Ottumwa. Sharon Riegel married in Albia. Sheila Wilson and Lou Ellen Rowley at AIB Des Moines. Linda Self married outside Moravia. Leonard Wolver, Kenneth Stocker, David Spilman at Chamberlains Albia. Donna Van Benthuysen in Des Moines. Dean Tomlin Navy near Chicago. Elaine Van De Pol studying in Burlington. Jewell Walker at Bible College Ankeny, working in Des Moines. Marvin Wright at Moravia Union. Jack Lathrop in Des Moines. several others, Dixie Davis and many more listed with Cen terville Campus Indian Hills CC.
Individuals from Albia and surrounding areas attend social events and visits. Activities include soup suppers, W S C S Maple Buffet trips, 4 H banquets, Gateway Singers in Moravia, and gatherings at homes in Albia Unionville Ottumwa Blakesburg and Des Moines. Multiple households share weekend visits and community engagements through Friday to Sunday events.
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