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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1966
Page
5
Scribbler staff notes extensive college guidance visits and handouts to seniors and juniors. Editorial urges college as job market demand grows, citing attendance data and its impact on discipline, reliability, and future employment prospects.
Most Moravia Community School students are healthy and diligent about attending classes. The survey highlights a strong daily presence with few absences and consistent participation across grades.
Centerville High School seniors reported at eight a.m. Saturday for a comprehensive set of ACT tests administered by the American Testing Program. The results determine college entrance eligibility, ability grouping, local scholarships, and four year high school GPA weighted academic index scores for state scholarships.
The report lists students achieving perfect attendance for the first six weeks across ninth through twelfth grades. Names include Donna Rhee, Linda Bal langer, Vickie Breeding, Carolyn Cooper, and many others across multiple grades.
Derrill McDanel explains new trigonometry formulas using Greek letters such as alpha beta gamma Theta and omega. Omega is angular velocity the rate of angle change and Theta equals radians in a central angle of a circle.
Reporter Linda Irwin explains civil rights concepts including freedom of speech religion and the press along with due process police powers and equal protection to help students understand their government and democracy in the United States.
Readable notes report a Band Contest on October 15 at Creston with seniors taking a two week break and Kirksville and Parson’s Homecomings set for October 2 and November 12. Basketball practice begins, new cheerleaders named, a substitute teacher hired, and seniors storylines plus a class play teaser.
Pat Judge and Sharon Cleaver were credited with steering efforts that left the Driver Education car stuck. A few more trips with Pat and Sharon at the wheel may lead to Mr. Miller resigning.
The text notes Ben Johnson’s refined poetry versus his athletic image and John Donne’s harsh revenge poems. It highlights Richard Lovelace’s To Althea, from Prison written after Lovelace’s imprisonment, illustrating that authors’ personas do not reveal their verses.
A television station hosted a panel with six recent high school dropouts to explore why students quit and the job hunt issues they face. Three did not appear, two were late, one attended. the discussion was postponed. The column also blends various trivia and reader notes from the REPORTER.
A concise overview of the bookkeeping cycle from initial recording of a transaction to the post closing trial balance. It covers journaling, ledger posting, worksheet testing, income statement and balance sheet completion, ledger closing, and the final post closing trial balance to verify debit credit equality.
The lesson covers the Articles of Confederation Shays Rebellion the Virginia and New Jersey Plans and the Great Compromise as steps toward unity. It also surveys the Constitution its Preamble and the twenty four amendments with classroom debates led by Judi Stufflebeau.
Freshmen general science covers earth rotation sun movement angular velocity and centrifugal force along with gravity. The document lists numerous local names linked to engagements educations and post school placements in Centerville area including colleges and workplaces.
Mr. Matkovich tells the group to go to the board. Mr. Pugh comments that the situation is consequential. Mr. Gongale adds that the scene feels really weird.
A sequence of quoted lines from several people including Mr. Sheldon Mrs. Tuttle Mr. Reno Mr. Miller Mrs. Park Mr. Guthrey Miss Barrows Mrs. Barber Mrs. Laws and Mary Joyce Mullins with casual banter about timing orders and table adjustments. The fragment captures a lively exchange with quick commands and reactions.
In our regular drills we carry weights, perform squat thrusts, and run figure eight routines with teams of three and five. We execute sliding passes, on the toes drill, outside shots, layups, and seven free throws with misses counting as windsprints. The focus is leg power and breath support while improving shooting from multiple spots.
Sharon Lynne Riegel is introduced by parents Mr. and Mrs. Dale Riegel. Born February 20, 1952 in Centerville, she stands 5 ft 1 in and weighs 125 lbs. Hair blond and eyes blue. Favorite subject home ec. No teacher listed. Owns a car that runs. Prefers tacos. Song: Billy and Sue. Elvis Presley movies liked. Pet peeve is people who think they are better than others. Opinion of high school: it’s all right after you get used to it.
A notice lists Connie Renwick and Homer Renwick with birth date July 7, 1952. Includes no additional context or locations.
A high school bio lists birthplace Burlington and physical traits: height five feet four inches, weight 120 pounds, blue eyes and dyed hair. Favorite subjects and interests include zebra, teacher Mr Reno, car GTO, shrimp, and the movie A Ticklish Affair. Pet peeve is people who study all the time. Opinion of high school is Just Great.
Birth record data for Linda Mobley lists her birth date March 9 1952 birthplace Crawford Nebraska height 51 inches weight 95 pounds brownish blonde hair and green eyes. Parents named Mr and Mrs Lloyd Mobley.
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