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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1966
Page
5
Scribbler staff report on daily life around Moravia Community School, noting student activities, club meetings, announcements, and upcoming events. The column captures student voices and campus happenings in a concise, period-appropriate tone.
Lorraine Delma Johnson born March 20 1948 at Centerville St Joseph Hospital is an 18 year old senior with auburn hair blue eyes and a focus in English IV Chemistry Am Government and Economics Trigonometry and Analytics Her favorite subject is Math and favorite teachers are all She participates in FHA FTA Library Senior Class Play Science Club Honor Society Student Council Annual Staff Her hobbies include Reading Her pet peeve is people who think they are better than others The highlight of high school is graduating and the Jr Sr Prom.
The article warns that population growth will outpace food production. It notes rising child survival, transport limits, and insecticide concerns. It urges soil conservation and adoption of U.S. and Canadian farming methods by peasants to avert a global food crisis.
Sevent period biology relearns anatomy while a Junior presents in the class play Publicity Mad on March 29. Marching Band plans in weeks ahead as students discuss Drivers Ed and study hall, hair cuts, and class ring orders pending for sophomores with F H A banquet planned April 1.
General science covers mouth to mouth respiration with a teaching film. Biology explores internal organs and frog dissections. Chemistry class has 17 juniors and seniors studying solubility and ignition effects and dissolving in water.
Mor javia students and staff attended the Tuesday assembly on March 22 at nine o'clock featuring the Kobelles, a husband and wife magic duo. They traveled worldwide and impressed audiences with rope tricks, card feats, and a dramatic floating illusion involving Rose Blumer. The show ended with a white rabbit appearing and disappearing before students returned to class.
In Home Economics II during sixth period, students finish a sewing unit and prepare garments for the F H A Fashion Show on April 1. The event theme is Rainbow of Fashions, with notable improvement expected in garments from last year.
In a Boys P E class, students started with calisthenics including leg lifts jumping jacks and pushups then moved to a two team baseball game using a volleyball and a fist as a bat. The final score was seven to four with the losers running laps.
The Library bulletin board features a bright outdoor scene titled Jump Into Spring With Books. Easter elements like rabbits and eggs enhance the display, with blue sky and green grass suggesting the season’s arrival.
Student opinions reveal whimsical picks and reasons from Jim Martin-Superdog to Judy Janssens and Naomi Tadlock, showing desires to be famous, self improved, close friends, or simply enjoying daily life.
The coach orders 15 uniforms featuring blue full length bottoms and trim. Tops are white with blue sleeve trim and neck trim, a blue M and numbers complete the look. Pitchers and catchers have begun gym practice as bad weather limits outdoor sessions. Penny Prough.
Johnny Dean Huff born April 19 1948 in Centerville Iowa is 17. Son of Harold and Huff. He has black hair brown eyes and aspires to bookkeeping voyage agriculture V sociology economics government and drivers education. Favorite subject is bookkeeping and favorite teacher is Mr Reno. Active in Annual Staff F F A F B S A. Enjoys time with Nami and going to the races. Highlights include a senior trip.
The Board of Supervisors met in adjourned session with Ralph O. Wood and Gail Felkner present. They approved accounts and payments from General Fund and Poor Fund for office supplies, fuel, medical, cash relief, provisions, and services. Numerous individuals and local businesses were listed for relief and expenditures including Ash Vera, Tom Archer, Blanche Stam, and Hedon, among others, with items such as groceries, clothing, medical supplies, and utility charges.
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