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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1967
Page
5
Scribbler News notes spring’s arrival March 21 and the Moravia Community School buzzes with baseball golf and lake trips. It describes three student mindsets: sports-minded readiness, chores anxiety, and romance tied to the season, urging enjoyment of spring pleasures and activities.
In home ec class students rush to finish outfits for the H A banquet. Bell sleeve dresses are most popular with Anne dress favored by several classmates. Names include Karen Martin Candy Morrison Jean Allen Sharon Cleaver Carla Miller and Kaye Helmick with others making shifts and trimmed variations.
The passage discusses six weeks of work to craft mailable letters and learn compact phrasing. It cites target phrases like nevertheless few months ago and mentions shortening words to increase speed for the front hand. It also references names Joyce McDonough and a birthday or anniversary context.
The government class surveys U S county and rural units totaling about 92 900. Over 17 000 towns and social districts exist. Every state except Alaska Connecticut Rhode Island has a county governing body. Weaknesses include headlessness, too many elective offices, outdated size, and function collusion. Special districts exist in every state for specific tasks, with school districts being most common. Linda Irwin.
In sixth period geometry, students finish a short circle chapter and note the importance of lines arcs and angles. Chapter ten covers measuring angles and arcs. Bill Cortesio.
Letha Hopkins born April 23, 1949 in Centerville, Towa, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lester Hopkins. She studied bookkeeping, American government, and office practice with economics as favorite subject. Active in F H A and FBLA. enjoys reading and other pursuits. dislikes mockery. Highlighted by junior prom.
March 28 Sophomore class order Mings 10:30 a.m. March 29 Junior class play for students 1:30 p.m. March 30 Science Club meeting 6th period room 107 Small Group Comert March 31 South Central District Convention No school Junior Class Play Nancy Leffler.
Here they come with groovy striped separates and sizzling pantsuits. English design, American made, military tones, gun-trenched yellows, Lattersail plaids and checks. Jackets are trim styled with vents, worn with low riding slacks and wide belts for a young, bold look.
The F.B.L.A. met in room 105 during first period. All Dew members attended for the first time this year. Minutes and treasurer’s report were approved. A senior member trip to the University of Iowa business department is set for April 24. The program committee for next month includes Derrik McDanel Letha Hopkins and Loraine Fowler. The meeting adjourned with a brief parliamentary team session. Reporter Mary Kay.
Student voices recall joys from the Girls State tournaments with cheerleaders, games, downtown shopping, meals at Bishop’s and Rabe’s, and friendly chats with visiting peers and Mr. Armstrong. Notable mentions include Carlisle’s win and catching up with Ed dyville girls.
Jean Hawk Towa born November 30 1948 is the student of Mr Verner Hawk and Mrs Hawk age 18 with brown eyes. She studied Bookkeeping Office Practice American Government Economics and held leadership roles as FH A PELA president Scribbler Annual Staff Annual Planning Committee Band FEp Band and Library Club. Her favored activities include driving eating and resting with senior trip senior prom and graduation as highlights.
A school fitness segment describes a girls track warm up and drills. It notes basic exercises like jumping jacks bicycles and leg sprints then runs, push ups and rope jumps. The piece mentions starting blocks and assessing event strengths for upcoming outdoor practice.
In seventh period biology students observe paramecia under a microscope and create drawings. They compile their sketches in a notebook to be handed in at the end of the six week term.
The 6th period literature class is gathering material for a research paper due in early April. Students must choose a topic with at least six distinct references available.
The class plans a shift to biography as they finish current creative writing topics. Students have explored My Pet Peeves, Something I am Happy About, The Two People I Wouldn't Want To Meet, and What I Would Do With a Diamond as Big as the School House.
Joyce McDonough reports on two weeks of trampoline training for girls P E with knee, seat, back drops, front layout, knee to feet flip, and forward and backward feet to feet flips. Students aim to perform a routine using these stunts though the one and a half flip is optional.
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