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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1967
Page
5
Moravia MHS invites students teachers and alumni to a Friday night homecoming on November 17. Seniors may crown six royalty winners. The event features basketball, outfits for girls and a chance for former students to reconnect with teachers and old classmates. Editor JAS signs off.
Moravia High School unveils Homecoming plans from November 13 to 17 as the team prepares for games against Pella Christian Fremont and Russell. Cheerleaders Karen Martin Debby Tomlin Sharon Cleaver Jolly Van Benthyson Donna Rhee Joyce McDonough and Cindy Johnson lead pep practices while Mr Louis Walker joins the staff as teacher of the month. He coaches basketball and previously directed PE at the Chicago and Ottumwa YMCAs.
In physical science class Mr. Walker introduced a new method by giving a different formula every other day and quizzing the next day. Michael Dommer credits the approach with better understanding of efficiency, friction, and balance.
The Bookkeeping class reviews the cash receipts journal used to record cash inflows. It also covers cash short and over from Chapter 14, explaining cash short means less money than the records show and cash over means more money than expected.
A clerk uses automated systems to punch a card or tape for the cash receipts journal to record and post transactions after an error in making change. Carol Stocker
The lesson covers multiplication and division of positive and negative numbers, including signs for product and quotient. It also explains multiplying one monomial by another and dividing monomials, plus rules for multiplying and dividing powers.
In sixth period English we studied pronoun cases nominative objective and possessive and revisited pronouns versus contractions. Adjectives describe modify or omit nouns and pronouns with direct and predicate adjectives and analyzed degrees positive comparative and superlative. Marle Cloyed.
Jewell Walker notes in Speech class discuss using plain words and choosing two divisions for the State Speech Contest. A I rating grants eligibility to advance to the state level.
Students report glimpses of a zamouse in diverse settings from library to gym, with one saying it appears in a locker and another spotting in a French mouse hole. The term is defined as a West African ox or buffalo with ears covered by three rows of hair.
This OCR fragment presents a 15 year old male named Dallas McDanel with brown hair and brown eyes. He is 135 pounds and 367 inches tall. He enjoys pizza algebra basketball and time with a girl. He hopes to go to college and become a lawyer.
In Homemaking I students finished the Child Care unit. Book reports were due November 10, babysitting kits and baby books submitted November 7. Kits and books were graded on organization captions originality number of pictures timeliness and attractiveness. Mrs Selixs class reviewed some kits. A November 9 test completed the unit. Ruth Johnson and Mr Reno noted. Two quotes from Mr Miller and Mr Dayton appear. Mrs Guthrey urged posture and breathing as a student advisory note. The Week ends with a maxim about perseverance: when at the end of your rope tie a knot and hang on.
Students hurry to the lunch line as the noon bell rings. A crowded hall leads to pushing and shoving while one MHS student fights to reach the front, emerging out of breath but with a grin, rewarded by Lucy’s dinner.
Fragmentary dialogue shows Mrs Hayden and students like Mr Matkovich Mrs Runge and Mrs Tuttle guiding a reading exercise. Mentions Ms Walker Mr Pugh and Mrs Selix with remarks about copying and paying attention to the text.
English 11 notes report completing six week book reports. Students now study punctuation sentence structure and diagramming noun adjective and adverb clauses. Mrs Hayden assists with dangling participles and understanding.
Centerville Iowa native Randy Scott, born October 10, 1953, is profiled by his parents Mr and Mrs Carl Scott. He stands 110 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes and attends high school. He lists mechanical subjects as a favorite and credits teachers Coach Reno and Mr Hostetler. His favorite car is a Camaro and his favorite movie is The Dirty Dozen. He finds high school a lot of fun.
Bobby Dean Self born May 28 1967 in Albia Iowa is 5 ft 31 in and 150 pounds with brown eyes He lists no favorite subject teacher or food Chicken is his favorite food Ode to Billy Joe is his favorite song Thunder Alley is his favorite movie He dislikes people who push smaller people around His view of high school is It’s ok
The Moravia area community shares condolences for the Harry Phillips family as numerous local residents attend open houses, church events, and youth rallies. Visitors include Paul Cridlebaugh, Merlin Redcloud, Milo Walker, Wendell Phillips, Randy and Todd, and others, with hunting, dinners, and trips to Moravia high school and Douds Baptist events noted.
Mrs Wayne McDanel and family receive condolences as Harry Phillips obituary note appears. Davenport residents Mr Walter Clark and Mr Eugene Daniel visit Wayne McDanel, with others attending 4H award night in Centerville and various calls at the Phillips and McDanel homes during the weekend.
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