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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1966
Page
5
The piece urges readers to seek the other side of every story and consider others and unseen factors before judging. It warns that gossip often reflects a biased view and encourages empathy to gain understanding and friendships.
Scribbler Staff met Thursday February 24 in the typing room for a regular session. Editor Rowena Cox led senior, junior, and sophomore subject selections, nominations for Teen of the Month, and a brief improvement discussion before dismissal by Misa Barrows with ten minutes remaining.
Mary Jo Wilson Mary Kay Spencer Janet Rhee and Mrs Selix will attend the Future Homemakers of America Leadership Conference in Des Moines March 4 and 5. They will present a skit Packing a Powerful Program and focus on 1966 67 projects Morals and Manners Matter and Health A Valuable Asset. Approximately 600 delegates from 176 Iowa schools will gather for sessions discussions and a keynote by Ray Pugh.
The program, part of the Iowa Future Homemakers, includes 8 900 girls in 178 chapters with Mrs Enid Worthan as State Advisor. Election of the 1986 67 state officers will be held Friday afternoon and officers will be installed Saturday morning with Miss Jackie Craven of Grundy Center as installing officer.
Sixth period American Literature class 18 crafts outlines and drafts for an annual essay contest sponsored by REC members. Prizes range from 100 dollars to a New York trip. judging emphasizes Knowledge of Subject Originality Composition Neatness and Grammar.
Clarence Sheldon picks Publicity 18 a three act comedy by Ken Parker. Production begins for Moravia High School March 29 1966 at the auditorium. Cast includes Ely Sat-at Bes etsey Mary Jo Wilson Van bi Minnie Ann Mimi Susan Page Marcia Wailer Vickie Monroe Mary Kay Spencer Tina Grey Maxine Johnson Melly Compton Jani Ward Cind FP Mrs Essenprice Vincent eave Knapp ernee wengware Betty reporter ansens Peter reporter Irwin Tom Colin Gualeus Sam Jerry Hawk Ist Policeman Jay Rex Smith Other names listed.
The gym hosted the Fewer FHA meeting to elect a recreation chairman after a previous omission. Fifteen boys named sixteen voted for six. the twelve top vote-getters would serve as waiters for the spring banquet. Condra chaired the event with Mary Strunk and Jean Toropie assisting as presenters.
A garbled list of names including M H 5 figures, Goliath Washington of Arabia and others such as Adams Cottesio Jesse Murdy Johnson and Charity aribeth Johnson appears. The fragment reads like a roster or character study with no clear event or context.
Rick Ahee of Marshall town Iowa born March 14 1948 is 17. He is Black haired with blue eyes and excels in Government and Economics Sociology English IV and Bookkeeping. He attends basketball and baseball F B L A F T A Annual Staff and planning committee. He enjoys sports with friends and was selected Homecoming King.
Rose Marie Blumer born May 12 1943 in Unionville Towa to Mr and Mrs Don L Blumer pursues Home Ec Ill Sociology Office Practice Government and Economics. She studies with all teachers and participates in FH A Student Council and basketball. Her interests include basketball and horseback riding. Her pet peeve is other people's pet peeves.
A school page lists song titles tied to students and staff as a lighthearted record of pep activities and class names. It notes Speech Class debate topics for Thursday including two minutes per speech and two-person rebuttals on each side.
In sixth period Home Ec II, seven girls cook meals including scrambled eggs biscuits cocoa and fruit cup for breakfast, and pizza green beans brownies and a relish plate for lunch. The class splits into groups with each girl assigned a task to save time while studying food groups and nutritional value. Judi Stufflebeam.
The February 22 1966 F T A meeting in Room 101 led by president Francine Brozovich discussed the State F T A Convention set for March 26 at North High School Des Moines. Members unable to attend due to a music contest were disappointed as the day in Des Moines is enjoyable. Mrs Tuttle noted senior members would practice teaching in the grade school February 24 afternoon. Linda Judge and committee Bettis Irwin Rhee provided challenging problems for members to solve with most finding solutions. Next month’s chairman is Connie ullins Paula Cleaver.
In the final week of the six week period we ran six laps at the start and none at the end. A test will be given during the next class period. Grading will be based on exercise performance and classroom attitude. Gerald Stocker.
Notice of incorporation under Chapter 496A of the 1962 Iowa Code for Tubaugh Bros Inc. Existence began February 1968 and is perpetual. Authorized shares 10,000 at $10 par. Registered office Bloravia Appanoose County Iowa. Initial registered agent Richard A Tubaugh. Names and addresses of...
Derrill McDonel notes seventh period driver education meets Mondays and Fridays with instructor Robert Sutton guiding students. Pairs take turns driving while Sutton explains procedures, and students also study the textbook and workbook to become better highway drivers.
In class we did ten count pushups jumping jacks four count squat thrusts leg lifts sit ups and two center line races to fetch bowling pins. A two tenths of a second fine was applied for knocking down a pin. Gerald Stocker posts the best time 10.5 seconds with two runs to choose from.
Initial Board of Directors designated in the Articles of Incorporation includes Russell B. Tubaugh of Belle Plaine Iowa Richard A. Tubaugh of Moravia Roy L. Tubaugh Fay L. Tubaugh 201 Peaslay Avenue Oskaloosa and Wiehard Lee Conaway of Belle Plaine Iowa with Russell B Tubaugh serving as President on February 25.
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