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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1966
Page
5
An editorial urging self examination of patriotism and civic duty. It questions respect for the flag and nationwide manners, condemns apathy amid crime, and warns that self centered behavior threatens national ideals. The piece calls individuals to change now to strengthen America.
The unit At Random in the English 1 course differs from other book units and explores poetry short stories a biographical sketch and two television plays. It presents varied tones moods styles and places and features characters with diverse personalities viewpoints and worth.
The text explains Russia's history from Viking settlement to Tartars rule and medieval stagnation. It argues enduring autocratic rule aided the rise of communism and notes that despite hard times the country became industrial and powerful as the people gain education. Mary Joyce Mullins
The class started with 75 jumping jacks 35 sit ups and several squat thrusts and pushups. Students split into two teams and chose to play dodge ball using two balls per side plus a volley ball and a worn basketball. A free for all followed with every player for themselves.
Seniorphoto entry notes Alan Clark born February 2 1948 in Albia Iowa. Age 18 with brown hair and brown eyes. Lists subjects bookkeeping government in economics welding and farm related agriculture. Favorite subject bookkeeping. Extra curricular activities FF lA. Class play favorite pastime loafing or working on my car. Pet peeve conceited people. Highlight graduation.
A dated roster item lists numerous pairings including Jane McDonough Darrell Arch and Candy Morrison Jim Davison, Judi Stufficheam Warren Daniels, Reta Patton Esel Wolver, Judy Janssens Tom McDaniels, Linda Irwin Bruce Woodward, Mary Jo Wilson Ronnie Elis, Penny Prough Jim Rowley Renwick Tim Mihalo, Jean Hawk Larry Irwin, Marsha Day Jerry Power, Connie Musings Connie Robin Barb Thomas Keith Smith Patty Rogers Ron Self Naomi Tadlock John Huff Minnie Condra Gary Argo, and Judge.
Roger Mullins, born December 17 1947 in Exline Iowa, is 18 with hazel eyes. He lists government and economics chemistry sociology as subjects, and serves on the student council and as annual editor. He enjoys country music and notes departure as a high school highlight.
Darrel McDanel notes that the class emphasizes thinking and visualization of dangerous driving situations. Activities include workbook projects, textbook discussions, reading materials, films on driving, and weekly bulletin-board group projects to earn credit and boost grades.
Joyce McDonough describes a girls gym class enjoying diverse activities. They practice pole vault like jumps, golf on pleasant days, and indoor dodge ball kickball softball and more. Winners get minor laps while losers run the deficit. The class waits for better weather to play outside again.
James Murdy born March 16 in Albia Iowa is profiled with blue eyes and courses in chemistry English IV government economics woodworking and drivers education. The entry mentions band staff science club and annual activities plus tributes to classmates and upcoming events like the FFA banquet on April 15 and the Prom on May 7 amid a flood of casual school gossip.
The text notes a class study of the Great Depression era and Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal reforms. It mentions the nation’s mood, the danger of involvement in a second world war with Germany, and the point at which the United States began to enter the war.
Pammy Sue Morrison was born in Centerville Towa on October 6 1948 to Mr and Mrs Earl Morrison. She is one year old with brown hair and green eyes. Her subjects include Bing Sociology Government and Economics and Office Practice. Her favorite subject is none and favorite teacher is noted. Extracurricular Scribbler. Favorite pastime Being good. Pet peeve: people who crack their knuckles constantly.
Connie Mullins, daughter of Mr and Mrs Webb uling, age 17, dark blonde hair, is noted for studying bookkeeping short hands office practice economics government and physical education in June 1948.
The excerpt lists a student’s favorite subject bookkeeping and teacher Miss Barrows. Extracurriculars include EBLA FTA Library Club FHLA annual planning committee student council National Honor Society Scribbler and preferred pastime being with Don and eating. Pet peeve is people seeking attention. The high school highlight is the Junior Senior Prom and Banquet.
On Thursday April 7 the chapel service was led by Reverends Strong Ogden Coleman and Deedrick Reverend Ogden opened with a hymn Worship The King Mrs Barber accompanied a piano trio sung a song Reverend Coleman introduced Reverend Deedrick who gave a fascinating talk on Passion Week Students returned to third period classes Francine
A fragment notes readers on poetry appreciation after a unit on reading verse. It references SCRIBBLER continued on the next page and announces Moravia Union office selling regulation receipt books for truckers with 50 triplicate sets per book.
The class has studied poetry from around the world, focusing on well known poets. They examined Robert Frost and Carl Sandburg and explored different poem types and poet approaches.
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