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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1967
Page
5
Scribbler News discusses the balance between athletic prowess and scholastic achievement at Moravia. It argues both sides of stressing academics and sports, notes basketball players' privileges and Homecoming ties, and asserts scholastic excellence deserves equal recognition and opportunities in leadership roles.
Moravia students discuss equality and stress on abilities in class. Glee Club rehearsals for Camelot selections continue as girls rapidly learn the new songs. A student profile highlights Robbie Hiatt with birth details and favorites but notes high school life as okay so far.
Our band completed marching practice and took part in the pancake day parade on Saturday in nterville. They performed March Salutation and California Here We Come renamed Centerville Here We Come, receiving compliments on their marching as they prepare for a future concert and a trip to Kirksville for the College Homecoming.
An outline of colonial literature notes diary letter sermon and poem forms. Figures such as William Byrd II Jonathan Edwards William Bradford Anne Bradstreet and Edward Taylor are cited. The piece contrasts deep religious fervor with modern attitudes toward God while listing a student playlist at the end.
At Tenyge, Ariz, Moravia High School teacher Mrs Runge teaches World History Sociology American History and American Government. She praised Moravia for its friendly cooperative atmosphere, saying it makes a favorable impression. Reporter Kathy Pullen.
Reporter Sharon Riegel notes a drivers education class studying car parts and driving safety. Students visited Iconium Cen terville and Albia and anticipate Ottumwa trips. They viewed four films including the Smith System of No Accident Driving and assemble a scrapbook of 100 accident clippings with causes and avoidance steps.
Ruth Johnson born January 19, 1953 in Centerville Iowa stands 5 ft 4 in and weighs 104 lbs with dark blond hair. She lists algebra as favorite subject and Mrs Hayden as teacher. She drives a Mustang and likes pizza and the song Words. Her pet peeve is people who talk behind her back and her view of high school is fun except when locker combinations are forgotten. Cindy Lou Johnson born December 21, 1952 in Oskaloosa Iowa stands 5 ft 2 in tall. DeWayne Johnson is also noted.
Moravia High School introduces Mrs Runge as the new history teacher for this school year. She earned a B.S. in History from Iowa State University and did graduate work at Arizona State University after teaching in Scottsdale, Arizona.
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