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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1967
Page
6
The Moravia High School guide explains how slang words and hand signs shape student communication. Examples include pretty eg as great not dead, poor meaning fashionable, small amount for heavy homework, plays the friend for a helpful person, and quake as a challenge to fear. Judi Stufflebeam, Editor.
The Scribbler staff held a noon meeting on May 10 to elect an assistant editor. Marsha Cloyed was chosen from sophomore candidates for the role. Judi Stufflebeam becomes editor as juniors take over responsibilities. the junior typing class will handle typing.
The first period algebra 1 class finishes the powers roots and radicals chapter. Students learned to add subtract multiply divide and rationalize radical equations and find square roots. The next chapter covers quadratic equations. Reporter Bill Cortesio.
Ravaria sent six girls to the Pekin district track meet with six finalists. Barbara Thomas placed in softball throw, Janet Rhee in 880, Mary Jo Wilson in 100, Pat Judge in 60 and broad jump, Lou Ellen Rowley and Debbie Van Dorin in shot put. Rowley earned a state meet berth. Kathy Self, manager.
The home economics unit covers budgets and their purposes and results. Students prepare personal budgets and discuss them with graduates now living on fixed budgets. Report by Kathy Pullen.
Karen Martin, a Moravia High School sophomore born October 9 1951 in Centerville Town, was named May Teen of the Month. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Bruce Martin she studies home economics English II world history drivers education and biology. Her favorites include Salter Nut Roll blue and Mrs Gould as teacher.
School poll lists top acts among students with groups such as the Supremes Monkees Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass the Turtles Dave Clark Five the Beatles Lesley Gore Neil Diamond Paul Revere and the Raiders Sonny and Cher and reporters Marsha Stewart and Mary Joyce Mullins noted for coverage.
A history room bulletin board highlights a theme asking what you plan for your future. A large college display stands at the center with many professions represented, emphasizing that college is important regardless of chosen career.
Reporter Sharon Cleaver notes in class that biology studies the human body with emphasis on the digestive system and a fact that a 100 pound person can have 60 to 70 pounds of water in the body.
Joyce McDonough reports on the girls physical education program as the school year closes. Students recheck the year’s fitness tests including pull-ups rope climb shuttle run broad jump and softball throw to measure gains and plan remaining activities.
Social visits fill weekends across the Douglas and Melrose area with family gatherings and church events. Attendees include the Springs, Longs, Cridlebaughs, Wakefields, Phillips, McGee, Purvis, Ulayworth, Mobley, Morlan, and Walker families visiting homes in West Grove Moravia Mystic and Otumwa. Connie Face is named salutatorian at Moulton Udell. Rev. Richard Flemming spoke at Unionville Baptist. 108 attend Sunday school.
The Board of Supervisors of Appallnose County met in regular session with Carl Evans Gail Felkner and Loyd Carter presiding. They approved claims across multiple funds including general, ambulance service, and treasurer expenses. payments to Centerville Laundry Centerville National Bank and private individuals for salaries supplies and services. detailed line items include William Vinrant Marvin Colton Earl Hedgecock Dorothy Walker and Harry Robertson among others, with totals and specific disbursements noted.
A detailed, line item list of payments to vendors, utilities, and services including fuel, repairs, medicals, supplies, insurance, salaries, and mileage. Names of individuals and firms such as Mobil Oil, Skelly Oil, Penney, Hospital Service, Hedgecock, Roy Livengood, and others appear with amounts and purpose notes across departments.
County records show the Appanoose Board of Supervisors votes May 1 1987 to join Rathbun Regional Planning Commission with Luce Monroe and Wayne counties. Names listed include Byron Felkner Joe Sherrard Earl Boyer and Earl Tait with terms of three to five years. Attest: Verl Farnsworth County Auditor.
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