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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1970
Page
5
An editor reflects on a year of weekly editorials and growing confidence. Lessons include owning ideas, resisting unnecessary criticism, and gaining insight from every school activity. The piece urges underclassmen to choose a few beneficial clubs and maximize their high school experiences for future life.
The first period art class explores cardboard structures formed from imagination using light and heavy cardboard, then painted. Students study pen and ink with different pen point sizes like B-4 to create lines, shapes, and shadows and anticipate bamboo pens and brushes later. Ramona Hayden.
The Moravia Student Council held its April 3 meeting to select participants for a district convention panel on how a student council can earn money. They also discussed an assembly for student and teacher complaints and a campaign committee for Jolly VanBenthuysen's district office bid.
The verse hints that five pairs or groups will join together in spring. Names MLW CJW MCC DLK PRP FID DLT JJT CMM NIC appear as clues to the coming collaboration or gathering. The tone suggests a playful, romantic celebration of unity and shared time.
Dolly VanBenthuysen earned top eavesdropper honors from the senior trip to Des Moines. An April Fool joke sparked early dismissal rumors. Sixth graders wore costumes to celebrate April first, with no clear winner. Moravia homemakers shared mothering insights at Home Ec. Teachers attended the benefit ballgame in fine form and coaching was praised.
Jody McDanel a senior born October 21 to Mr and Mrs Clell McDanel is active in baseball basketball and football and participates in FBSA and FTA. He studies English IV American government trig economics lists 8th period study hall as his favorite class with Mr Townsend as favorite teacher. His pet peeve is adults acting superior while he enjoys doing whatever he feels like and he reflects on high school years including the class trip.
Joyce Louise McCrory, born July 11, age 17, lives with guardians Mr. and Mrs. Gene McCrory. She studies American government, algebra II, home economics II, and chemistry, with favorite teacher Mrs. Harris. Her activities include Library, glee club, mixed chorus, and FHA, and she enjoys being with friends while opposing unkind behavior. Graduation will highlight her senior year.
Nicky Dicks accompanied Moravia high school Economics class to Des Moines Tuesday to visit a stock brokerage firm. Alice Allem visited Sibyl White head Tuesday afternoon. Bob Bennett family and Doris Christy spent Tuesday at Wayne Christy home. Truxton Dicks attended the Sports show in Des Moines Friday. Sympathy to the Hellyer family. Wayne Christy called at Moravia Funeral Home Friday. Clayton Sheldon family attended Moravia Junior class play Friday evening. Dinner honored birthdays of Carol Doris and Barbara Christy. Brad attended the Des Moines Sport show Sunday. Clayton Sheldon family Sunday at Addie Sheldon home. Truxton Dicks Monday in Ottumwa. Nicky Dicks at F.T.A. convention in Ames Monday.
Mrs Wayne McDanel and Debra visited Mrs Mervin McDanel at Monroe hospital Thursday. A Wesley Chapel group attended a mission school at Moravia Grace church Sunday. Debra McDanel joined the Bluebird club Thursday. Families from Ot tumwa and Oskaloosa called on Saturday. Boxed social events include Saddle club at Moravia and layman banquet in Oskaloosa.
Mrs Edward McCord and Mrs Fern Callen attended Albia gathering. Many Des Moines and Knoxville natives traveled to Deli Hellyer’s funeral. varied visits to Huff Burns Calhoun Whitehead families noted. Attendees included Huff Sandeen Kain Jayne Hellyer and Bruce families from multiple towns.
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