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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1966
Page
5
A reflective piece on jealousy and envy, urging readers to transform envy into understanding. It argues that envy distorts perception and harms relationships, and encourages building friendships, learning from others, and self improvement. It invites readers to view themselves as knights who conquer the green eyed monster through kindness.
Analyzes factors behind the 1965 Dodgers pennant and 1966 race. Emphasizes complete teams with pitching depth, smart management, and balanced lineups. Compares Dodgers, White Sox, Orioles, and Twins, noting strengths and weaknesses and hinting at forthcoming team-by-team breakdowns.
Students in the sixth period American Literature class carry a small brown book titled Fundamentals of Poetry. The seven chapter text covers Meter, Devices of Sound, Devices of Sense, and Stanza Form. Mrs Barber reads Devices of Sound aloud aiding comprehension of rhyme alliteration onomatopoeia and refrain with a sample poem excerpted as an example.
Honor roll standings for ninth through twelfth grades shown with student names and scores. Notable top marks include James Van Dorin 97.50 and Charles Moore 98.09. additional names and decimal scores reflect the six weeks period results and honorable mentions across grades.
In Mr Reno's gym class non basketball players learned drills alongside scorers as students practiced two ball dribbles down and back while maintaining control. They reset after any loss of control and split attention between both balls. Wind sprint covered long gym distances followed by eight laps. Fifteen pushups and twenty five sit ups completed the session.
Local students and staff share views on Marsha Stewart and others praising the school’s friendly people strong basketball teams and building conditions. Respondents highlight the kids reputation activities shop and the overall positive environment at MHS.
The Soriology class under Mrs Gould discusses diverse topics while Mr Sheldon is absent. Students divided into groups of four or more and prepared varied discussion topics. Roger Mulling and Pabay Brooks contribute notably on Viet Nam as opinions from all members are shared.
The class heard from various groups including Faant Johnson and Over seas Geieties as they reviewed trade schools and unemployment benefits. A film contrasted American and Russian life while Roane Ellison and Tadlock led panels on child development and social security.
The course uses Sportsmanlike Driving and an Iowa Drivers Manual for tests. Textbooks may be checked out for one period, overnight, or weekend. Workbooks cost $1.20 and include projects diagrams and an essay on driving attitudes. A new Ford is anticipated for the driving portion. Law requires thirty classroom hours and six driving hours to pass, with a signed card upon success.
The F H A club elected officers for the 1966 47 year after the regular meeting. President Mary Jo Wilson and others were chosen. Lorraine Johnson won the Betty Crocker Homemaker Award for 1966. World Relationships report contrasted American teen life with others in Trinidad andTeeland.
A community gathering drew sharp focus as discussions highlighted key concerns. Marsha Day led remarks, steering dialogue and inviting questions from attendees.
The class studied the Spanish American War and key points from McKinley to Taft administrations. Roosevelt’s notable achievement was creating a vast U S conservation system. They also learned about the Panama Canal and its creation. Dave P.
The text describes visitors from a cold, high altitude region noting 10 below zero and 300 degrees above zero, observing tall upright caskets with combination locks built in the wall and discovering stacks of paper believed to be an information center for artificial brains. They mention a lock picker named Eighty-six and a vibrating noise near a cage of fear.
The history room bulletin board presents four eras by clothing styles: Washington's era, Lincoln's era, Roosevelt's era, and Johnson's era. This unit focuses on Theodore Roosevelt and events from his presidency. Jani Ward.
The junior class held a meeting on Tuesday January 25 to discuss prom ideas and party plans. Committees were appointed and members debated funding options with small contributions proposed to avoid using the treasury. The next meeting is scheduled for Monday.
Journalists Linda Erwin reports that Iowa high school seniors aiming for journalism as a career have until March 15 to apply to the University of Iowa School of Journalism for scholarships totaling over 4500 dollars for incoming freshmen. Scholarships include James W. Blackburn, Davenport Times-Democrat, Hearst Foundation UI, Journalism Alumni, John F. Murray, George D. Perkins, Richard and Jo Spencer, with IA only awards Quill and Scroll Foundation, IHSPA, and Press Columnists of Iowa scholarships.
A collection of reader picks with personal reasons. Joellen Hiatt prefers Snowflakes by Jim Reeves for its prettiness. Mary Joyce Mullin loves Theme From Exodus as a beautiful song and linked to a wonderful book and movie. Marsha Stewart favors My Love for its catchy tune and danceability. Judy Janssens cites The Men in My Little Girl's Life as cute. Loraine Fowler admires To a Sleeping Beauty for its sadness and meaning. Nancy Leffler notes She's a Must to Avoid because Rick Rhee is teaching her the words. Marsha Cloyed likes We can Work It Out by the Beatles. Jim Proctor picks A Well-Respected Man as a good song. Don Fetters champions Theme of Secret Agent as good. Linda Beal lists My Love and These Boots Are Gonna Walk All Over You, unsure why but they resonate. Mary Strunk selects King of the Road.
On Tuesday January 25 the Scribbler staff reconvened in the school to conduct regular monthly business. Members discussed suggestions improvements and criticisms heard from participants. Each month meeting aims to improve organization of downing repetition and foster an atmosphere of fun.
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