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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1969
Page
5
Scribbler opinion from Moravia Community School urges students and seniors to view graduation as a fresh start not an end. Emphasizes embracing new ideas, opportunities, and personal growth rather than fearing change. Assistant Editor C J Walker signs off with best wishes.
Students in band traveled to Massena for a small group contest and a last minute rehearsal before a large group contest. A three hour trip proved worthwhile after earning several I ratings. They later rode to Pekin for a concert where they received an I rating. At the Music Banquet seniors and others were honored with medals and letters.
Pamela Rae VanDePol daughter of Melvin and . VanDePol was born February 21, 1951 in Oskaloosa Iowa. She is 18 with brown hair and gray eyes. Her subjects include bookkeeping Home Ec III American government geometry and P E. She participates in softball track Glee Club FBLA FHA Mixed Chorus and marching band. Reading and cooking are her hobbies and homework her pet peeve. Graduation and the senior trip cap her high school years.
The band traveled to Pekin Packwood on Saturday May 3 and earned a second I rating. They performed Variation Over Ture and Motet for Band before returning home. On Monday May 5 the annual band banquet themed Music Makes the World Go Round was held.
The text explains degrees of equations, linear and simple terms, and defines quadratic and cubic equations. It also covers literal equations and the factoring method for solving equations by noting that if a product equals zero, at least one factor must be zero.
James VanDorin son of Clell and Augusta VanDorin was born December 26 1950 in Albia Iowa. He is 18 with blond hair blue eyes. His subjects include physics trigonometry advanced math speech and American government. He enjoys math and has no favorite teacher. Extracurriculars include FTA Library Science club Annual Editor Student Council basketball manager and vocal music. His favorite pastime is reading and doing nothing. His pet peeve is himself. High school is his highlight.
Wayne Carl Tisue, born January 12, 1951 in Centerville Iowa, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tisue. He studies physics English TV trig advanced math speech and government with a leaning toward trig and advanced math. His activities include baseball basketball football track FBLA FTA and science club. His hobbies include being with girls playing pool and sports. His pet peeve is people who are right and rub it in. His high school highlight is getting out.
The Spanish I class learned to form past tense verbs and adds new words daily. They finished a monthly Spanish magazine that included songs dialogues and crossword puzzles and learned about South American and Spanish countries.
Mrs. Nadine Dommer reports numerous social visits and meals across ENON. Families such as McDanel, Nasalroad, Ward, Faber, Taylor, and Dommer shared dinners, birthday celebrations, and a Mother's Day program at the school with relatives from Ottumwa, Des Moines, and Bloomfield attending.
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