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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1968
Page
5
Scribbler urges readers to watch games to understand plays and maneuvers. The editor Marsha Cloyed says fan support boosts players' morale and invites the community to attend all remaining football games and cheer the team to victory.
Editorial notes mixed reactions as Moravia adds football for fall. writers say players practice hard for debut while some fear sport distracts from academics. narrator expresses desire to understand the game but remains undecided.
In a shorthand lesson students discuss letter size and proportion to avoid misreadings. The American History course explores colonial roots, forms of government, and decision factors behind colony founding. Mr Pfannepecker leads the class as Jewel Walker notes their hope to learn this year.
The Juniors announced long awaited class rings arriving on Monday. A Tuesday line formed as students waited in the office impatiently. Ring styles varied. yellow gold with royal blue, spectro light, white gold with blue, blue green miniature, and some with no setting. Students offered to show their rings to interested peers.
A classroom overview notes authors Amy Lowell Pearl Buck and William Saroyan. It mentions the poems and play studied and reflects on quizzes and the effort of students toward learning in literature class.
Nyle Cox born January 16 1954 in Centerville Iowa is a 5 ft 7 in 157 pound freshman. Parents are Mr and Mrs Burdett Gax. Cox has brown hair blue eyes and attends science class with Mr Walker. His Ford car and favorite hamburger food are noted along with the song Unicorn and movie That Darn Cat. He cites long projects as his pet peeve in high school.
Tony Bryan born November 11, 1954 in Mr Ayr Iowa to Wallace Dean Bryan and Carol Lavonne Bryan. He stands about five seven and lists favorites in food and song with a noted dislike for too many periods and short classes. He names a mechanical drawing teacher Mr Miller and offers opinions on his high school as pretty good.
A witty remark on brevity in expression and women’s clothing, noting humor in fashion. The line suggests sharp perception of style and social flair.
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