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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1960
Page
3
At a 3 30 assembly the student body nominated Sharon O Conner Kenney Ellison Mark VanZante Jean Taylor Martha Rouse for student body president. Nominations require junior or senior status passing in three subjects and two extra curricular activities.
A group of seniors exchanges surprised quips and reactions as they react to a surprising event or remark. Names like Larry Hope Paul Witt and Mark VanZante appear among the dialogue. Local tone conveys humor and light schoolyard banter.
A collection of brief, colloquial remarks from multiple individuals including Nancy Steffen Nancy Faber Dana Easter Nork Gladfelder Nancy Benz Kaylee Vincent Robert Bimbi and Lin and Jean Taylor. The quotes reveal light heated frustration cheer and sarcasm without a unified topic.
Several students were surprised to see a citizenship grade appear on their grade cards for the past six weeks. Each teacher gave a conduct grade for their class, averaged them, and the result appeared on the card. Students are urged to act mature in all classes to keep the citizenship grade high as it counts on the permanent record.
Daily life at MHS shows pairs walking together including Betty Taylor and Mike Martin Cury McCoy and Joyce Walter Paul Witt and Linda Gardner LaNita Swift and Fred Strong Bob Burns and Shan O Connor Kenny Hoffman and Darlene Fisher Dixie Tubaugh and Clarence Ballenger Becky Wilson and Marvin Lindley G E Luse and Joanne Main Joe Burger and Nancy Mosley Donna Rae Tubaugh and Kenny Ellison The listing reflects social pairings among students and staff.
Coach Austin reports future physical training will include basketball, miniature bowling, and shuffleboard. A trampoline line will be bought for PT use. PT classes are small due to students joining basketball activities. He aims to create real PT classes so each group can participate fully.
A student note explains different human traits and behaviors such as walk, dress, talk, and beliefs influence identity. It notes that discussions led by Mr. Sheldon help classmates understand themselves, while peers often react with finger-pointing and humor during sensitive topics.
Rector Nancy Steffen praises Sheldon's Hideaway known as Room 101, a central hub for English, history, sociology and government in the new high school. The southwest corner room is larger than its old counterpart, and students are proud of the facility. A visit to the new school is described as a great experience.
In a brisk snapshot of school life, students reference Mr VanGilder’s interest in juniors in the class play, lost belongings like a mani cure set, and spreading gossip about Jeanne H and Janet during study. A music room disruption prompts Mrs Burghoffer to alter seating, raising questions about motives and noisy wires.
A survey lists names such as Paul W Linda G Connie B and Mark Van Zante proposing unusual fates for a gallinipper a very large mosquito. Replies range from giving it to others to feeding or discarding it with humorous asides and a note explaining the insect’s sting.
A fragment lists Judy V D and others in a gossip scene at play practice Thursday night. It notes someone hurt her foot after a flash light shined in her face and mocks readers for reading trouble.
The lesson explains the resultant of multiple forces as a single equivalent force. An example shows sophomores pulling east 1000 pounds and freshmen west 900 pounds yielding a 100 pound resultant east. The article notes students must work harder this six weeks after report cards.
The Scribblers introduce the Scribbler Honor Roll to credit staff reporters for stories. Names appear on a chart with gold stars for stories written and red stars for stories typed. A minimum of three stories per month is required, and extra credit accrues with more work as the editor aims to boost effort.
The article notes a new state requirement for typing practice in which students must add one additional typing hour to their weekly schedule. Mr Morlan cannot fix a class. students must arrange an extra period during the day, choosing either the 4th or 8th period, with Nancy Faber mentioned.
Readable notes reveal chatter about students like Rita Gardner Goss Dennis Doud Sheldon Fred S LaNita and others. Accusations range from minor repairs to humorous pranks and fashion critiques. The fragment hints at homecoming plans skits and classroom mischief across several periods.
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