Junior High Style Show Opens April 19
School calendar notes the Junior High Style Show on April 19. Students may compete and be judged or model outfits for the public, reflecting a mix of aspiring seamstresses and participants.
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1974
Page
4
School calendar notes the Junior High Style Show on April 19. Students may compete and be judged or model outfits for the public, reflecting a mix of aspiring seamstresses and participants.
A fragment notes a teacher named Mia Haugh with unclear wording about fairness or truth for all. The garbled text mentions years and wishes regarding public duty or guidance. The excerpt preserves a local tone but lacks coherent details or context.
In a Scribbler News feature labeled Mystery Parson, a girl student describes herself with quirks and ambitions. She details colors, summer walking, height, weight, late Sunday school, favorite rock and movie, comedy teacher, spaghetti love, a track season aim, and a confident catchphrase Matto I Can Do It.
Saturday, March 30, eight students led by Mr. Adelpohl and Mr. Tapper left Moravia with their accompanists. The group departed under unclear circumstances as details remain scant.
Five band students participate with four soloists in a state small group contest. Dee Coltrain and Mike Godby earned I rating with Dee’s flute solo Dance of the Reed Flutes and Mike’s Solo De Concert on sautphone. Doug Moore Marilyn Shelquist Lena Gladfelder earned II ratings. solos include Asleep in the Deep and An dante. The flute trio performed Al Negro Concertante. chorus entries limited to three due to the musical. Michele Brown and Sallie Avera received II ratings for Wor pin and Pilgrim's Song and Tammy Wells sang Ich Liebe Dich in German.
Students in Mr. Bakers General Science class finish a shift from textbooks to projects. They work alone or in groups on varied topics, with two popular ideas motors and growing different kinds of plants. The approach lets them choose tasks and set their own pace.
Miss Butler’s Spanish class staged a Peanuts based play on April 1 for Mrs Hayden’s eighth grade, with two performances by Mighty Peanut Mayer in 5th and 7th periods. The aim was to spark interest in continuing Spanish next year in high school.
The column teases Brenda Kelley as this week’s mystery person with light banter about a fun performance. It hints at a fun, upbeat feature without detailing further events or locations.
Mrs. Nash is mourned by the community after a death that touched many residents. Mr. and Mrs. Don Whiteheads cadet group spent a weekend with Hazel Hellyer and family. Clarence Whitehead and Mrs. Richard Aan attended a play in Centerville. The Moravia UMW joined the group to visit Golden Manor and other local stops.
Attendees at a Saturday evening supper for Mr. and Mrs. Elbert building the Moravia residents gathered including Mrs. Delbert, Lloyd Brows, Hazel Hellyer, and others. Family visits followed with Mrs. Clarence White and Bobby visiting Maude Whitehead, Steward and son, Susan Whitehead joining in.
Amy Hiner visitor details show she planned to be at home Saturday while social notes reveal nearby residents Dick and Hazel Heilyer spent Sunday evening at the Delbert Calhoun home.
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