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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1967
Page
5
Editorial thanks American servicemen from all branches, stressing each man’s role in national defense. As Vietnam tensions rise, a personal appeal asks readers to thank service members, pray for families, and affirm home support across land sea and air. May-Editor
Derrill McDanel notes that English IV and Sociology students must write a research paper, with duplicates merged for those in both classes. The task aims to build writing skills for college and non college paths, encouraging choice of a topic to broaden knowledge.
The unit covers US imperialism, Cuba and Spain, Cuba Puerto Rico tensions, and Philippine independence. Key figures include McKinley, Dewey, Roosevelt, Hull, and Tait as the text surveys acts, amendments, and major leaders shaping US foreign policy.
In Mrs. Tuttle’s American Literature class students finished a chapter on article and essay. They read a magazine selection and answered questions, then created either an essay or article. Mrs. Tuttle brought several Saturday Review copies for the class to view. Judi Stufflebeam.
Mary Kay Spencer of Centerville, Towa, born September 27, 1949 to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Spencer, is noted for bookkeeping, shorthand II, English IV, office practice, and American Government. She enjoys FHA FIA FBLA band science library clubs Scribbler and cheerleading, with prom, class trip, and graduation marked as highlights.
Jay Rex Smith Towa born July 24 149 to Mr and Mrs Merle Smith is 17 with brown hair and eyes. He attends bookkeeping English IV economics and American government with bookkeeping as favorite subject and Mr Sheldon as favorite teacher. He participates in annual staff and praises the junior senior prom as highlight of high school.
In Home Economics class Linda Beal notes a class discussion on decision age for children. Students received worksheets and papers for the next day’s assignment. A film on proper clothing selection was shown, focusing on figure fit and coordinated color and style. A housing unit is planned for later in the week.
The class begins chapter twenty nine titled Notes and Interest, covering unconditional written promises to pay, how to compute interest, and the recording of notes in ledgers. Presented by instructor David Phillips.
April 20 baseball Eddyville 4 09 am Abil 21 FFA banquet administration meeting of area 15 1 00 pm WACO Relays girls April 22 State Music Contest large groups April 24 SCA FBLA trip to Knoxville Scribbler meeting 2nd period April 26 Science club 6th period room 107
A purse describes its owner Mary Hawk through contents counted daily. The list includes a glass case with two sharps, two pencils, four pins, a date book, sports papers, lipstick tubes, a five cent billfold, a library card, skating rink ticket, FHA membership card, an excuse slip, sales slips, an ID card, 35 photos, and a driver's permit.
The chemistry class learns a temperature pressure volume relation T2 over T1 times P1 over P2 times V equals V2. They practice slide rule use to speed up solving problems, as student Jani Ward notes mastery improves efficiency.
The fifth six weeks ends, and Shorthand I reviews for a test covering 20 chapters of business definitions words and letters to write out and transcribe. Next six weeks focus on transcription and sending mailable letters as Joyce McDonough notes improvements in dictation speed.
The fashion flash highlights a swinging tent dress with wild prints and cut out shoes. The popular T Strap shoe remains in style along with lace trimmed dresses for little girls. Paisley print slacks for boys, short suits, pea coats, and boy jackets dominate this season.
The Moravia Junior class seeks backing for a project to revive Moravia’s heritage and make the town more prosperous. The effort aims to recapture lost traditions and community spirit through a series of initiatives and events.
Nancy Crabtree invites Moravia residents to support a project reviving "Things" lost in time such as a blacksmith shop a general store and the Little Red Schoolhouse. The effort, while demanding time money and patience, seeks community help to bring back an "Ole West" feel for future citizens.
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