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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1966
Page
5
A column condemns post Halloween vandalism that continues for weeks, citing smashed mirrors, tipped outbuildings, stolen items, and growing fear. It argues most teens are ordinary but a minority seeks destruction, urging action to stop the pattern before more harm occurs.
In a call for action the editor asks what residents can do to protect those fully innocent and preserve the town’s reputation, amid ongoing concerns about negative impacts from rumors.
World history class covers the Renaissance and Reformation shaping national states urban growth trade expansion exploration and Protestant development. Students Wayne Tisue Marie Schupmann Candace Morrison and Richard Johnson showcase Leonardo da Vinci Michelangelo and Raphael works in a bulletin board display. Barbara Thomas
Moravia High School students from all grades rush to lunch after the noon bell at 12:15 and 12:40 dismissal. Seniors lead, juniors sophomores and freshmen follow, with time spent eating, socializing, playing basketball, or watching trampolines. clubs also meet during lunch. Schools’ noon break is cherished though brief.
In Shorthand 1 students learn new sounds and characters while focusing on dictation and transcription. Mrs Ellison dictations train letters, then students convert to longhand and review puzzling symbols. Joyce McDonough notes progress toward rapid dictation after semester completion.
The bulletin lists candid street questions for Shirley Helmick Marie Schupmann Mary Kay Spencer Linda Irwin and Dee Ahee. Band members sell Hex cleaner until November. References Nancy Leffler and a comical Homecoming date of November 38.
The article explains the three main verb tenses present past and future for freshmen. It notes students learn present past and future meanings then study perfect tenses and how to use them before a sixth week test. Jean Howk
The lesson explains using a work sheet to adjust three accounts Pre paid Insurance Merchandise Inventory and Supplies at period end. After inventory, the adjustments determine each account's required amount to bring them up to date. Dave Phillips aids the activity.
The girls met every Tuesday and seventh period for practice. After presenting the concert, new music has been distributed and small groups have been chosen. They stay after class to practice and Linda Beal participates.
The regular F.B.L.A. meeting on November 8, 1966, in Room 105, elected Jean Hawk as president with 21 members present. They approved coat check logistics, discussed a cabinet meeting report, and planned to pay state dues by December. A parliamentary procedure team was proposed with pamphlets to be purchased, plus a scrapbook idea and a 1967 program committee headed by Larry Irwin to organize future activities.
The session concluded as the monthly meeting adjourned at the period end. Reporter Mary Kay Spencer covered the proceedings.
M H S students viewed a film on alcoholism highlighting how drinking impairs driving and daily life. Dr Wayne Wright discussed the issue noting that most alcoholics come from average income families and that 53 000 are in Iowa.
The Government class has begun a unit on Congress and related civic topics. Students reviewed the structure of the two houses and the roles of legislators, aiming to understand legislative processes and governance.
The chapter explains why Congress has two houses named the Senate and House of Representatives, how age and residency requirements differ, and that senators serve two year terms. It notes Congress meets every January 3 to start a new session and may hold special sessions for urgent matters like war. Linda Irwin.
The freshman class splits into general math and algebra I. General math reviews six weeks test topics including area formulas for squares rectangles and circles and circle circumference and cylinder diameter. Algebra I handles percentages equations representing numbers compound tables and solving problems by formulas while preparing for the next six weeks test.
The six weeks cover learning the special characters on the keyboard. Students practice typing common symbols and punctuation to improve accuracy and speed.
The text explains footnotes marked by a or at and describes three minute and one minute writings on paragraphs. It covers centering a problem vertically on half a sheet to balance top and bottom margins and centering lines horizontally by backspacing from center, attributed to Reporter Kathy Pullen with SCRIBBLER continuing on the next page.
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