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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1962
Page
5
The Future Teachers of America organization encourages practice teaching and observation in grade schools. Aims to help students choose teaching fields, with a fifty point requirement for year-end pins. The club held a meeting Tuesday with many prospective teachers in attendance and praise for Mrs. Tuttle's support.
The list shows freshmen Betty Blumer Anita Curtis Harold Hawk Richard Johnson Johnny McClurg Charles van DePol Linda Whitehead. sophomores Marlys Fenton Linda Hopkins Nancy Mosley Linda Proctor DeWayne Robinson Donna Tomlin Jeanne Turner. juniors William Proctor Martha Sinclair Lynette Smith Lois Strunk LaNita Swift Jay Taylor Marilyn Turner Joyann Vincent Gary Woodward. seniors Nellie Argo Jerry Bobenz Elaine Curtis Carolyn Ver Steesh Larry Vickroy Judy Woodward Ves.
This week the freshmen read in literature class and study words and author craft. Mr. Holtz assigned quizzes on motifs found in the stories they have read.
The piece profiles Margaret Fenton of Unionville born February 21 1944 age 17 dark brown eyes height 5 2 and lists favorites including sociology teachers friends and listening to music. It notes future plans to attend beauty school or office work and highlights her senior year highlights and activities with F H A F B L A Scribbler staff Thespians Annual Staff softball cheerleader and more.
Centerville Towa born February 20 1944 Jay Clayworth is 17 with black hair brown eyes 5 11 height and a bookkeeping oriented student. He attends FBLA Boys Chorus Band Thespians and Annual Staff and lists bookkeeping as his favorite and most helpful subject. He plans to attend college and work before pleasure with junior and senior prom noted as a highlight and his pet peeve being people who think they know it all.
Science students study magnetic field concepts and static electricity. They conduct experiments using galvanometers, delicate instruments, to measure small currents and fields.
A report from Moravia High School notes Craig Sheldon a 5 1 freshman from West Branch High School. Born September 6 1947 he stands about five feet one inch with light brown hair and blue eyes. He attends biology geography English and algebra I and spends hours watching television when not in class. He says Moravia students are friendly and the school is nice.
Local readers discuss the Look versus Arkansas basketball fame with views on rough play, midline infringements, differing rules, and the physical toll on players. Several respondents note bruises and injuries while one praises the game and another jokes about scoring.
Jim Argo a Centerville junior born April 30 1945 in Centerville Iowa is Februarys Teen of the Month. At 16 he stands 5 ft 12 in and weighs 160 lbs with brown hair and blue eyes. He favors American literature Mr Burton salted nut roll and sports and aims to improve grades. He takes Ag HI American literature chemistry and American history and participates in FFA boys chorus and basketball. Community wishes him luck in all endeavors.
From the Slums of Baltic Avenue to the tune of From the Halls of Montezuma, the verse lauds buying properties and building hotels on every space, threatening bankruptcy if others fail to pay the price, hoping someone rolls the dice to start the game.
The Scribbler staff invites the student body to a Valentine dance on Saturday February 10 at 7 30 p m in the grade school gym. Tickets cost 25c single 40c couple with refreshments provided. Proceeds fund a trip to a newspaper office to learn about the paper world.
The glee club has practiced several songs including Hi Ho and A Mighty Fortress and spent time at the board and sight reading. Members work on ear training to identify chords. A new member LaNita Swift joins this semester and is preparing a solo for content.
Rumors swirl after a surprise event in chemistry class on Monday. The text teases a bold visitor in the hallways and asks who placed a troubling item on Pat Blumer, hinting at flirtations and gossip among students.
High school students voted to name favorites in a school poll. First place went to Can't Help Falling in Love With You followed by Norman Peppermint Twist and With A Boy in Your Arms. Flying Blue Angels and Little Bitty Tears Let Me Down also ranked highly.
Teachers share that the greatest reward of teaching is helping students develop skills for life in a complex world. Mr Holtz cites enjoyment from assisting student growth, while Mrs Tuttle values academic and social achievement and rightful social roles, and Mr Horridge calls education an exciting adventure when a student grasps knowledge and communication.
The article quotes several teachers noting rewards from watching students mature mentally and socially through school. They emphasize curiosity, hard work, and continued development as the greatest payoff, with a closing line about science awareness and a tease of concluding next week.
A shopper recalls finding a new item labeled a TV Dinner in a supermarket but putting it back after the manager's gaze. The note hints at a feature or comic continuation titled SCRIBBLER on the next page.
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