Debating the Space Race and Its Value
A high school senior argues against rushing to the moon citing wasteful spending and human costs from the Apollo era. He notes potential earthly benefits of space research, such as weather prediction via satellites, while questioning whether exploration justifies billions. He urges weighing moral and practical concerns before backing the program.
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Russia
White
Grissom
Chaffee
Earth
Moon
Iof
God
Mday
Glee club plans sale to fund chorus robes collars
The girls and boys glee club aim to raise money through a candy or bake sale to purchase collars for the chorus robes. They hope to have the collars ready before the spring contest as they work hard on learning their parts for the gongs in the upcoming performance. Linda Beal
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Poys Glee Club
Linda Beal
Economics class learns farmer terms and government programs
The lesson outlines terms like tenant farmer sharecropper mortatorium soil bank and crop rotation. It notes two main farmer problems surplus and farm price and indicates many factors must be considered to address them through government programs.
Calendar of Events February Twinned Cedars and Schools
February events list includes Twin Cedars hosting Mr Peterson from Drake on the 10th and a pair of activities on the 11th at Blakesburg and Moulton Freshman Sophomores with Eddyville regional assembly. Other items: Library Club meeting February 13 in Room 102, Jr High Magazine Drive February 15, Science Club in Room 107 at 6th period, Shirley Duncan assembly February 16 at 3:00 pm and Atomic World assembly with multiple time options, plus Penny Prough noted.
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Twin Cedars
Here
Mr. Peterson
Drake
Ata
Blakesburg Jr. High
Moulton
Eddyville
Library Club
Jr. High
Science Club
Shirley Duncan Assembly
Atomic World Assembly
Penny Prough
The New Frontier in American Literature and History
Post Civil War writers from the West rose to fame with frontier themes. Samuel Clemens led with humorous Mississippi Life. Bret Harte, Sarah Orne Jewett and Stephen Crane shaped regional naturalist writing. Mary Joyce Mullins.
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Mississippi River
Samuel Clemens
Clemens
Bret Harte
Maine
Sarah ‘Orne Jewett
Stephen Crane
Mary Joyce Mullins
Could This Be You Teens Fashion Listen Up
In cities teens often appear in sloppy attire with uneven hems and coats left open. Boys may don hair like girls and girls wear masculine jackets and boots with cigarettes. Well dressed teens show combed hair, even hemlines, neat coats, and proper shoes.
Modern English in Action Practice overview notes
English iv transitions to a workbook titled Modern English in Action Practice to deepen language use. It emphasizes prefixes root words and context clues for deriving meanings. The survey mentions Latin roots and a library topic introduced by Mrs Tuttle as school librarian with Mr Sheldon guiding the class.
Library reference talk on usage and nationwide heed
A speaker described how library reference materials are used and noted librarians receive attention across the country. The talk highlighted benefits from her guidance and emphasized shared gains from librarianship.
State Constitutions and Home Economics Class Notes
The article discusses the origin and structure of state constitutions and notes reform trends as they grow lengthy. It then shifts to a freshman home economics class making posters of ideal bedrooms and presenting magazine reports, marking the week’s end.
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National Municipal League
Second Team Varsity Basketball Highlights
This week’s interview features the second team varsity. Seven experienced players are profiled as prospects for next season, including Rick Johnson at center and guards Georgie Woodward Wayne Tisue.
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Rick Johnson
Ronnie Self
Chuck Moore
Rodney Purdum
Georgie Woodward
Wayne Tisue
Mike Grinstead
Pat Judge
Can We Do It Moravia Girls Sectional Hope
The Moravia girls basketball team asks can we win the sectional starting Feb 11 at Eddyville at 7:00 p.m. against Knoxville. If victorious, they would play ACL at Moravia on Feb 13 at 8:30 p.m. A likely semifinal awaits SE Warren as the next tough opponent. The team seeks teamwork and fan support to reach state.
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Mighty Mohawkettes
Knoxville
Eddyville
Moravia
A.C.L
S.E. Warren
State
PERFECT ATTENDANCE rn Six Weeks Period 1968-67 Ninth
List of students achieving perfect attendance across Ninth through Twelfth grades for a six weeks period in 1968 67 includes many named individuals across grades Ninth through Twelfth with additional note on First Semester Ninth winners.
Name list of tenth through twelfth grade staff and students
A compiled roster lists tenth grade students Renwick Linda Self David Spil man Elaine VanDePol Marvin Wright, tenth grade names Jane Estluck Kaye Helmick Sara Hersey Danny McDanel Linda Moffatt Charles Moore Candace Morrison Pamela VanDePol James VanDorin Jo ellyn Veach George Woodward, eleventh grade Dennis Caster Joellen Hiatt Ann McDonough Joyce Mc Donough Mary Joyce Mullins Judith Stufflebeam Debra Walker, and twelfth grade John Dewnard Larry Irwin Linda Irwin Maribeth Johnson Maxine Johnson Darrill McDanes Ted McDonough David Phillips Kathy Self Gerald Stocker Bruce Woodward.
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Jonnie Fetters
Dennis Gatdter
Donald Leffler
Reginald Marlin
Jody McDanel
Connie Renwick
Linda Self
Billye Shrader
David Spilman
Beth Steenhoek
Elaine VanDeFel
Danny Wilson
Sheila Wilson
Maryin Wright
Marsha Cloyed
Kevin Daniels
Jane Estlack
Michael Grinstead
Kaye Helmick
Sara Hersey
Hope Kelley
Danny McCrory
Renwick
Elaine VanDePol
Marvin Wright
Danny McDanel
Linda Moffatt
Charles Moore
Candace Morrison
Pamela VanDePol
James VanDorin
Joellyn Veach
George Woodward
Dennis Caster
Joellen Hiatt
Ann McDonough
Joyce McDonough
Mary Joyce Mullins
Judith Stufflebeam
Debra Walker
John Dewnard
Larry Irwin
Linda Irwin
Maribeth Johnson
Maxine Johnson
Darrill McDanes
Ted McDonough
David Phillips
Kathy Self
Gerald Stocker
Bruce Woodward
War’s cost to nation’s economy cited in class
David Phillips notes the government spends about fifty billion dollars annually on defense to keep the United States out of war. He argues that peace would remove the burden from American taxpayers and questions future need for such expenditure.
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United States
David Phillips
Scribbler Staff Nominates Teen of the Month
The Scribbler staff held its monthly meeting on Monday January 30 and elected Teen of the Month. All high school students except seniors were eligible for the honor.
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Scribbler
Scribbler staff planning meeting notes for February
February assignments were set and members chose at least two subjects to write on. The group discussed ways to recruit Sophomores from the Scribbler staff to serve as assistant editor next year and editor the year after, aiming to have three or four Sophomores join. Party ideas were proposed and debated. The meeting adjourned and members returned to class.
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Scribbler
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