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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1966
Page
5
Advice on courage ambition loyalty hard work and education as keys to a purposeful life. Encourages taking on challenges to set goals and grow mentally and physically through steady effort and responsible behavior. R J C Editor.
Reporter Clem Kadiddlehopper covers Moravia High School events as 250 students enjoy a smorgasbord style banquet. Awards for four year band members, senior letters, and two dollar graduation gifts are announced. Batons with lights dazzle as Linda Judge, Faith Jordan, and Donna Rackard lead the senior trio in the theme song Sound of Music.
A brief history of the United Nations noting the 1945 San Francisco charter date and the subsequent permanent headquarters in New York City The UN comprises the General Assembly and Security Council with member nations represented The Security Council is highlighted as the pivotal body for addressing major global issues.
Kenneth Van DePol of Oskaloosa Iowa born likely 18 years old is listed with Melvin Parone and Mrs Melvin as parents. He studies Vocational Agriculture Bookkeeping Government and Economics Metals with Miss Barrows as favorite teacher. He takes Drivers Education and is active in F B A F F A Music and enjoys metals as his favorite subject. His pet peeve is people who fling sass with the junior senior prom highlighted as his high school peak.
Curtis Dean Stocker, born Centerville on March 17 1548, is noted for woodworking and bookkeeping. He lists blue eyes and black hair with parents Mr and Mrs Dwight Stocker. He enjoys basketball FFA and town life. His favorite moment is the junior senior banquet prom and senior trip.
Not all Squadans containing fractions are fractional equations. In a fractional equation variables appear in a denominator. Mr Matkovich teaches this in Algebra 1. Students learn new terms including one denominator and multiple denominators fractions. They study literal equations and aim to understand before the next chapter. Jean Howk
Gossip and school life details mention students like Marion Hayes Nancy Leffler and Ronnie Ellison at band events. References to an Athletic banquet Music Banquet decorations and a percussion and flag routine suggest a school senior band update with party plans and student comments.
Stufflebeam stars as twirler and Estlack Veach Morrison named flags swingers. Carla Miller named new banner carrier. Seniors have eight days of school left with 54 tours and 3,040 minutes until graduation. Juniors offer Prom corsage special at 3.25. Advance notices for Baccalaureate May 15, Senior Class Night May 19, and Commencement May 24.
A compact list of May events includes the Girls District Track Meet at Pekin. Library trip to Indianola. Weisha Career Day in Ames. Jr-Sr Banquet and Prom. Tree Planting. S.C.A. meeting. and a softball event. Also mentions WW Chierthia Assembly at 11:00 A.M. on May 10.
The text outlines driver education aims focusing on highway and city driving. It lists three parking methods parallel head-in and back-in, plus turn-about and driveway turns. Students practice maneuvers before highway driving, targeting 40 mph on highways and rock roads, with plans to expand city driving skills over six hours.
A quick wordplay activity guiding you to pair the first initials of your given and family names. Find your first initial in column one and match it with the corresponding initial in column two to produce a casual nickname.
A letter claims sympathy for tables abused by humans during banquets. The writer condemns moving tables from the athletic room and covering them with tape, spillages, and food stains, and pledges to work to end the cruelty toward these "slaves" of daily use.
Donnie Robinson was born October 7, 1948 in Centerville Ia to Mr. and Mrs. DeWayne Robinson. He is 17 with auburn hair and green eyes. He studies Vocational Agriculture Office Practice Bookkeeping Government and Economics with no listed favorite subjects or teachers. His activities include F BLA F P A and Annual Staff. His pastime is being with Connie. Highlight of high school includes Jr Sr senior trip and graduation.
Gary Simmons was born in Appanoose County on March 20 1948 to Mr and Mrs Floyd Simmons. He studied chemistry bookkeeping government economics advanced algebra and English IV. His activities included baseball and the science club with a fondness for dancing. He disliked algebra tests and pop quizzes and attended the senior prom and senior trip.
A fragmented student survey lists multiple hypothetical actions for a bruja narrative. Respondents name people such as Mary Joyce Mullins Diana Harris Joyce McDonough and Linda Arnold and mention places Centerville Ottumwa Detroit and home economy class.
Readable fragments show a group of individuals naming recipients for items and favors around school life and social events. Included are Judi Stufflebeam, Larry Brinegar, Kathy Pullen, Gary, Shirley Helmick, Loraine Fowler, Marsha Day, Judy Cochran, Neney Crabtree, Faith Jordan, Rose Blumer, and a note defining Bruja as an old hag or witch.
Twelve senior FBLA members will visit the Northeast State Teachers College business department in Kirksville on April 29 with Miss Barrows. FFA members and Mr. Dayton attended the Cedar Rapids convention April 28 29 and 30. Senior Class toured Glenwood State School on May 3. Librarians to tour Simpson College Library on May 5.
The vocational agriculture department plants corn in test plots to compare seed and fertilizer effects. This year the program prepares ground, marks plots, and readies applications for a contest named the 364 bushel challenge aiming to maximize corn yield per acre. The previous high is 304 bushels, and soybeans are being planted to test a new weed control method.
The speech class presented its final of three ten minute talks covering patriotism religion and thankfulness. The class found it challenging to craft lengthy original pieces but discovered several good thinkers among students. Next, two informative speeches are planned on little known topics. Daniels Ward.
In this phase of the year students completed pull ups, rope climb, push ups, and sit ups. Timed run walk is planned, followed by more dodge ball games where teams one and two split five games. Four laps awarded to the odd winner and four laps for the losers to stay fair.
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