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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1968
Page
5
In a Scribbler weekly poem read by most students the author a teen voices how Sammy Davis Jr popularized its words for teens and adults alike. The piece argues parental care through rules and limits can curb teen delinquency, noting adults and parents may share blame for youth missteps.
National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test was taken by twelve junior students on February 27 to compete for merit scholarships. Names include Marsha Cloyed Ebien Cooper Bill Cortesio Kevin Daniels Sara Hersey Richard Johnson and others.
At MHS the volleyball tournament shifts into class finals as each P. E. class fields two or three teams that have competed for six weeks. Noon hour playoff winners advance to face other class champions, with each participant earning fifteen extra points.
Shirley Helmick born February 15 1950 in Centerville Iowa is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Helmick. She studies bookkeeping sociology government and office practice with a favorite subject of bookkeeping and participates in FIA EHA basketball science club girls softball track and the annual staff. Her senior trip and graduation mark the highlight of her high school years.
Vaughn Douglas Faber, born March 26, 17, blonde hair blue eyes, joins Voc Ag Am Government Metals Woodworking and Economics study. Active in FFA and Annual Staff with interests in Yoc Ag Am Gov Metals Woodworking. teacher Ms Selix guides class in sewing patterns and schedule. Cindy Grinstead noted.
Donnie Fetters was born March 4 1950 in Centerville Iowa to Mr and Mrs Everett Fetters. He is 17 and studies bookkeeping vocational agriculture economics and American government. He has no favorite subject and participates in annual staff FFA and basketball. His hobbies include watching girls and sleeping and his pet peeve is people who think they know everything. The high school highlight includes junior and senior prom graduation and the senior trip.
A public piece questions whether youths bear sole blame for crime acknowledging societal factors. It contrasts media and adult behavior with youth responsibility and cites a student inquiry into electricity and transformers as a shift toward scientific inquiry.
Mrs Hayden presents a bulletin board on proper punctuation titled Use Me Properly. Mr Argo features an Economics class display tracking each student stock, showing rises and falls.
A study traces how technology and industry reshaped 18th century farming. The farmer grows his own bread from wheat, supplies his meat and leather needs for shoes and harness, and moves toward greater self sufficiency as innovations spread.
The passage details how early farms relied on self-sufficiency with homespun clothing and self-produced goods. It notes the shift to labor saving machinery like plows, corn planters, mowers, threshers, and combines, leading to specialized farming and interdependence among farmers for various needs. Ellen Cooper.
Moravian track team works to fund new uniforms ordered in February. Warm-up blue suits with Moravia in white adorn players, while short pants and blue white tops with a white diagonal stripe finish the kit. Indoor meet March 16 targets. practice starts soon with Pat Judge Beth Steenhoek Debbie Van Dorin Lou Ellen Rowley Janet Rhee among entrants.
The February meeting of the Mad Scientists club was held on Wednesday February 28 with 13 members attending. The constitution will be retyped with a new amendment proposed. Plans for a March attendance at the Albia Science Fair were discussed along with a special March day meeting to recruit new members. After business, Ellen Cooper Jane Estlack and Mary Joyce Mullins conducted a demonstration.
A Home Economics II class describes last week with planning for the week and making a pie crust. On Monday students outlined the week’s activities and rules for cooking. Tuesday two groups cooked a meal as part of the class activity in one of four kitchens.
Vickie Breeding writes about a week of meals with corn or peas tuma salad pie and biscuits Students split into groups cooking similar foods Wednesday Thursday and Friday include another pie a desserts discussion and a tough six weeks test noting the effort and progress she observes.
Wanted: Nice weather and more bus rides to other towns. Band students seek instruments for State Contest pinkies Room 102 shorter English and bookkeeping assignments PE instructor Mr Guinn and Kathy Cortesio needed. Locker 129 contact Ruth Steenhoek and Drivers Ed students for newspaper clippings and cleaning help.
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