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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1967
Page
3
Scribbler staff surveys the value and impact of music across generations at Moravia Community School. The piece argues music shapes mood and identity beyond genre, defending teenage tastes and urging openness to all styles. It notes past musical phases and encourages embracing diverse music as happiness.
Maribeth Johnson finished first in a written homemaking exam for senior girls on December 6, earning Moravia Community School the 1967 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow title. She gains eligibility for state and national awards, receives a silver charm from General Mills, and her school earns Britannica volumes. a runner-up receives a $500 grant.
The 1967 program selects a national winner from state winners during a spring tour of Colonial Williamsburg and Washington, D C. The top scholarship rises to 5000 dollars with others earning 4000 3000 and 2000 dollars. Since 1954 55 the program has engaged over 5 million senior girls and awarded 1 256 scholarships totaling 1 371 500 dollars as 581 334 girls and 14 753 schools joined the 1967 Search records.
The piece urges MHS seniors to pursue college or higher training, arguing that rapid technology makes jobs require advanced education. It warns of unemployment and obsolescence without further schooling, stressing the need for a secure future through learning.
The text notes that true peace has occurred only 8 percent of years in history, totaling 286 warless years out of 3,521. It cites 8,000 treaties broken in this span and attributes the reflection to Joyce McDonough.
The article lists three appointees Nancy Crabtree Barbara Thomas and Kathy Putlen with a closing ceremony and adjournment noted. Reporter Mary Kay.
F.T.A. opens the year with initiation of new member Reta Paxston. Roll call minutes and treasurer report are reviewed. A committee for two college scholarship candidates is formed. Members Pat Judge Shirley Helmick Janet Rhee serve. A Prospective Teachers Day trip to Kirksville Teachers' College is planned for April 3. Richard Mosley leads a discussion on qualities of good teachers.
The lesson outlines original and appellate jurisdiction and two federal court types constitutional and special. It lists District Courts Court of Appeals Supreme Court Court of Claims Customs Court Court of Customs and Patent Appeals territorial courts DC courts and Court of Military Appeals with notes on Articles of Confederation and Article III. Linda Irwin
In Mr. Hostetler's biology class students examine twigs under a microscope to learn about leaf types and the tissues that compose them. Photosynthesis is noted as key to tissue function as they observe structure and function.
A biology student would explain that leaf color changes due to chlorophyll breakdown revealing carotenoids and anthocyanins as trees prepare for winter. Abscission involves hormonal signals from the plant, environmental cues, and nutrient reallocation leading to leaf drop.
The General Science class is focusing on electricity as the main subject. They begin by exploring how electricity is made and then examine the elements and matter involved in electrical reactions, including how these reactions occur and why.
Gossip notes Mrs Selix returns to teach Home Ec juniors plan for Junior Senior Prom Kathy Pullen dates a boy from Rockford Ill An upcoming Moulton Udell game on January 24 M H S students received semester grade cards Kathy Pullen got a 1957 Chevrolet from her dad
Nancy Leffler received a car as a Christmas gift. Group photos for the annual event were taken Tuesday as Mr. Miller continues another year of involvement.
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