High School Mock Election Editorial
Government class conducted a mock election on October 30 with all students voting. Representatives debated nominees for president and other offices, including Wayne Tisue for Nixon and Bill Corr edge for Humphrey, among others, to simulate platform views. The event aimed to give students a voice despite not voting nationally.
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Wayne Tisue
Richard Nixon
Bill Corredge
Hubert Humphrey
Kevin
George Wallace
Bruce Baldwell
Harold Hughes
Marsha Cloyed
Dave Stanley
Chuck Moore
Noon Hour at MHS Recreation Report
Noon period at MHS features basketball ig-pong and badminton indoors while some students use the trampoline. When weather improves most students go outside to talk with friends or play catch with football. Roxam Underwoon notes overall enjoyment of noon hours.
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MHS
Roxam
Career Night Planned for Area High Schools
A Career Night is planned for seniors and juniors from Albia Blakesburg Moulton and Moravia high schools at Moravia Community High School on Monday February 3 from 7 15 to 9 30 p m Guidance staff will contact about eighteen industries and the program aims to inform students about work in the occupational field of interest Students will choose three industries to hear with three 30 minute sessions each to hear more employers Further details will be announced.
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Albia
Blakesburg
Moulton
Moravia
Moravia Community High School
What Are Your Freedoms Mock Election Plan
A government class studies the Bill of Rights and the 14th Amendment noting rights are relative not absolute. They plan a mockNational and State election in the library on Nov 1 with polls from 8:45 to 12:00 and 12:45 to 4:45. Only high school students may vote.
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Bob Ray
Moravia Cross Country Debuts In Pekin Meet
Ten girls started the Moravia cross country meet held at Pekin with six Moravia runners finishing around their school grounds. It was Moravia’s first year in the event and they had only one week of training, with runners including Kaye Helmick Dixie Davis Beth Steenhoek Jolly Van Benthuysen Ruth Steenhoek and Jewell Walker.
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Moravia
Pekin
Kaye Helmick
Dixie Davis
Beth Steenhoek
Jolly van Benthuysen
Ruth Steenhoek
Jewell Walker
Natal ie Wenstant Everything Keeps Rising
Report quotes several brief opinions from readers Natalie Wenstant Everything and Pat Caster about rising trends while others like Jane Schupmanh Sharon Hopkins and dan Moore provide brief mixed assessments. The comments range from cautious to indifferent with terse evaluations about short responses and varying lengths.
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Natalie Wenstant
Pat Caster
Jane Schupmanh
Sharon Hopkins
Dan Moore
O. K
Matie
School News Roundup of Cookies and Levers Lessons
In home economics the class baked five cookies tasted them and discussed pros and cons later gifting cookies to FFA members to thank them for helping with the FHA float now moving to cake baking Sharon Hopkins reports In 9th grade physical science seventh period studied levers from first to third class and built lever devices in the lab linking everyday tools to simple machines and math terms
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FFA
Sugar and Spice in Home Ec and PE and Music Notes
Students in Home Ec I learned sugar and spice combinations for cakes and cookies with Mrs. Harris and studied baking terms and the four steps in baking. In PE period 7th, 25 freshmen did 75 jumping jacks and rolls, then laps and showers. In 7th period music they sang choral and folk songs and prepared numbers for the vocal concert on Thursday Dec 12.
Elementary Christmas Program Set for December 19
The elementary school invites families to a Christmas program on Thursday December 19 hosted by Pat Caster. Students will perform songs and receive audience applause to celebrate the season.
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Pat. Caster
General Science class studies force work and simple machines
Students learn balancing formulas for inclined planes and levers to compute work, power, friction, and efficiency. They solve problems and perform experiments to find unknowns. The class groups are three students each, with Pat C. and Rosemary R. participating.
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Mr. Walker
Pat C
Rosemary R
Algebra Lesson On Formulas And Numbers
In sixth period Algebra I we study simplifying formulas from tables for area, perimeter and circumference. We will explore positive, negative and signed numbers next. Rosemary R. and Joyce S.
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Rosemary R
Joyce S
Half Time Marches and Band Practice Notes
The marching band has prepared for Homecoming on November 1 and will perform at halftime. Pep assemblies feature songs from the marching song books and the Fight Song. At the last home game the band played Guantanamera and Swing Safari with Pinwheels as the twirlers and majorette number routines led by Linda Mobley.
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Twirlers
Flagswinger
Majorette
Vo Ag Class Tests Beef Corn Moisture at Meeting
In Vo Ag class the students study beef production and test corn for moisture percentage. Mr. Dayton described the FFA convention attended by Paul Ewing Mike Dommer Bruce McDonough Marvin Martin and Cecil Cooper.
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VO. AG
Dayton
FFA
Paul Ewing
Mike Dommer
Bruce McDonough
Marvin Martin
Cecil Cooper
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