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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1948
Page
5
The Moravia High School Scribbler highlights a rough week for the old school building and budget, notes a new biology door picture, warns about noon crowding, and announces two days off for Thanksgiving. It lists hot lunch menus, FFA activities, patient lists at M. H. S. Hospital, and student features, including a humor section and yearbook-style updates with staff and student entries.
Moravia earned a 46 to 14 girls and 56 to 5 boys victory at Mystic. Tracy led Moravia with 19 points in the boys’ win, with Rose and others contributing. Moravia also beat Melrose 30 to 18 in the first game and 42 to 24 in the boys’ second game, while the Moravia girls rolled to a 38 to 9 win. The schedule notes Moravia’s next date against Bussey on Nov. 30.
Mrs. Tuttle led geography with Texas and Its Natural Resources. Upper grades and science classes viewed Dawn of Better Living and Valiant Years. Vocational Agriculture and upper grades enjoyed Valiant Years with appreciation.
The music department hosted an entertain ment for the Lions Club at M E Church Monday night. Phyllis Rabuek sang a solo and a mixed quartet of Patty Halden Delma Veach Bill Harris and a tenor performed. Georgiana Winslet played clarinet and Mary Rose Main was the pianist.
The note reports Douglas Runiley has relocated to Unionville. The passage also mentions basic arithmetic from one to ten and recalls a class dramatization of the Three Bears tale, highlighting its fun storytelling aspect.
Fifth and sixth graders Lillie Belle Schaffner and Shirley Baker surprised classmates Tuesday with cupcakes for their birthdays. The group heard the Ruth College Jubilee Singers of Holly Springs Mississippi perform spirituals and semi classic numbers. Reporters are Lillie Belle Schaffner and Karl LaHue.
Third graders enjoy reading The Big Wave by Pearl Buck during recreation. They practice telephone manners in English class with pretend conversations. Fourth graders focus on dictionary work and sentence recognition activities.
First and second grade pupils enjoyed three films on Wednesday. The selections were Cinder ella The Three Goats and Nancy Doll. They are memorizing Thanksgiving poems for opening exercises and will each make a calendar page. First graders are reading The Snow Man.
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