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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1967
Page
5
Marsha Day writes her final editor’s note for the Moravia Community School Scribbler praising Judi Stufflebeam as next editor in chief and thanking Mrs. Son, Mr. Stoner, and the student reporters for their efforts. She reflects on the year’s challenges, expresses gratitude, and wishes continued success for the paper.
The Scribbler staff met in the typing room on Monday April 24 to plan for the year end. Teachers will choose an assistant editor for next year, Teens of the Month were elected, May assignments were made, and suggestions for events to cover were discussed.
The text explains capitalism as the basis of well being, defines private enterprise, and notes regulation as a historic government function. It highlights growing economic regulation due to industrial growth and interstate business. Linda Irwin is mentioned.
In geometry class the lesson covers proving two polygons similar by equal angles or proportional sides. Students fear the day Mr. Matkovich assigns fifty theorems, but for now they focus on preparation and understanding.
ENGLISH IV class under Mr. Sheldon focuses on vocabulary spelling and dictionary use. Students corrected grammar punctuation and capitalization on worksheets begun April 27 and organized the material into paragraphs.
The chemistry class begins oxidation and reduction, explaining electron gain and increased or decreased valence. Students will solve problems to decide if a compound is reduced or oxidized before advancing to thermochemical topics.
Gayla Sue Vincent born August 26 1949 in Centerville IA is a senior with brown hair green eyes. Parents are Mr and Mrs Guy Vincent. She is 17 and stud ies shorthand TI Office Practice Government Biology. Favorite subjects include Office Practice and her favorite teacher is Mrs Ellison. Activities FHA FBLA Annual Staff and playing records. Pet peeve is small locker shelves and big books. Highlight of high school is the senior trip.
Centerville Iowa born on December 20 1948 to Mr and Mrs Maurice Walter. She studied American Government English IV Office Practice Bookkeeping and favored bookkeeping. She played basketball joined the band annual staff and planning committees and PTA.
May events include the 58 IPGA convention in Des Moines, a 7th grade class trip to Des Moines May 5 to 7, the Jr Sr Banquet and Prom May 6, 8 8CA at 7 30 p.m. May 9 Safety Education Conference and Adm Seminar in Washington Iowa with TB X ray 1 30 to 2 15, and a District Home Economies meeting in Chariton at 1 30.
Ellen Cooper notes that Literature I and II classes plan panels next week on the social and economic background of Shakespeare's Julius Caesar. The discussions will cover the Globe Theatre era, writings and art, and Shakespeare's life to deepen understanding of the play.
In this P E report the class describes tougher drills for upcoming Sinein tests. Students note more jumping jacks, sit ups and extended leg lifts under Mr Reno. They anticipate a grueling routine and extra laps if they falter.
Mrs Dick Brown Vosbur reports Maxine Sheldon and Theresa Brown spent Wednesday at Thelma Calhoun with Clara Brown Thursday at Calhoun home Edith Callen visited Doris Christy Thursday Brad Brown attended Moravia school Friday Funeral attendees for James Calhoun included Ray and George Rinehart Emily Bruce Marcia and others We extend sympathy Linda Sheldon Moravia eighth graders trip to Des Moines Friday Roy Argo visited Dick Brown Friday Evening Dick Brown Brad Brown guests at Paul Jordan Centerville Wayne Christy family Saturday evening Jimmie Sheldon Everett Agans Joe Mitchell Lynn and Mark visited Sunday afternoon and evening
Albin and children visited the Frank and Ruth Bennett home near Cincinnati on a Sunday afternoon. Sunday supper at the Lynn Muse home in Centerville honored Kelly Muse's fourth birthday with Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Sheldon Jimmie and Linda in attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Brown visited the Lloyd Brown home Sunday evening. An ad notes FINE point nylon marker pens in red blue green and black sold at Union Office.
Janie Louise Ward, born August 16, 1949, lists parents Mr. and Mrs. Burdette Ward. Hair brown eyes blue. Enrolled in Subjects English 1V American Government Economics Chemistry. Favorite subject is Chemistry and teacher is all of them. Activities include Scrib bler FBLA Annual Staff Annual Planning Committee FHA Girls Chorus Mixed Chorus Library Club. Favorite pastime is being with friends. Pet peeve is people who mock others. Highlights include Prom and Senior trip.
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