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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1967
Page
5
Scribbler News praises Moravia Community School for upkeep, pleasant surroundings, and a strong faculty. It notes well behaved students, lack of cliques, and pride in the school, urging everyone to remain loyal and true to Moravia.
Reporter Mary Kay Spencer surveys the season with bright one piece suits bold tank tops and vivid prints. Neon colors and terry cloth cover ups dominate while vinyl belts and Italian T strap sandals complete the surfer look.
Marsha Cloyed emphasizes learning highway rules and freeway driving as the primary future transport method. She warns to cooperate with oncoming traffic, calling it the Golden Rule of safe driving on freeways.
In biology we study frogs to learn about their anatomy and how it mirrors the human body. The lessons cover parts, their functions, and the rationale for comparing frog anatomy with human systems. Exes Cooper
Bruce Allen Woodward of Albia Iowa born June 16 1949 is a 17 year old senior. He lists economics bookkeeping English IV American Government as favorite subjects and basketball science club band and FTA as activities. Favorite pastime is basketball with no pet peeve noted and highlights mention his basketball involvement.
Freshman Jody McDanel, born October 21, 1952 in Center Ville Iowa, is May's Teen of the Month. He favors P E among subjects Algebra English General Science and Agriculture. Favorite teacher Mr Reno. Extracurriculars include F F A basketball baseball and boys chorus. Son of Mr and Mrs Clell McDanes. Jani Ward.
Mary Jo Wilson, born April 6 1949 in Pensacola Florida to Mr and Mrs Joe Wilson, lists hair light brown eyes blue. She studies bookkeeping physics algebra II American government and enjoys all subjects equally. Extracurriculars include PHA FBLA basketball track softball Library Club Student Council Scribbler Glee Club Band Mixed Chorus. Favorite pastime is swimming and socializing with people. Pet peeve none. Highlight: high school basketball senior trip.
A list of names including Marsha Day, Keyin Daniels, Mary Thomas, Mike Grinstead, Elaine Van de Pol, Kathy Townsend, Kaye Helmick, and others marked with dates 15 16 30 31, celebrating students and staff in a yearbook style birthday shoutout. The note references Ward and varias dates.
Literature notes say panel discussions help understanding of William Shakespeare's Julius Caesar. Reading Shakespeare's words and listening to records enhance enjoyment of the great British author.
In a world history unit on Two World Wars students divide into panels to present on economic, political, and social aspects, along with scientific inventions of the era. Bill Cortesio.
The Science Club met on April 27 with all members present and elected new officers: President Patty Rogers, Vice President Pat Judge, Secretary Marsha Stewart, Treasurer Nanccy Crabtree, Reporter Mary Joyce Mullins, Librarian Wayne Tisuc, Assistant Librarian George Wood, Parliamentarian Jim VanQrorin. Members discussed purchasing library science books, the Des Moines Hawkeye State Science Fair, and club amendments. Seniors received pins as the meeting adjourned, reporter Mary Kay Spencer.
A list of students shares personal aims in a typing class. Reta Paxton and Linda Arnold aim to stay on the other side of the room. Others seek speed, accuracy, no paper waste, steady equipment, and endurance through the term.
Donna Rhee recalls seeing frangipani at track meets while Linda Mobley and others describe sightings at Teresa’s house or during nightly walks. Debra Walker defines a frangipani as a perfume derived from the red jasmine motif.
A vintage sale offer highlights home floats with pints priced at 29 cents and quarts for two dollars. It promotes root beer and dairy dessert to create delicious at home treats.
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