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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1966
Page
5
This piece urges readers to reveal genuine traits rather than hide behind façades. It argues that open, friendly personalities attract friends, boost optimism, and drive success, comparing a true self to a window that lets light and qualities shine for others to see.
Mr. Paul Vincent Beadle is a new student teacher at Moravia High School. He will teach Speolology World History and American History. He hails from Alhia Ja and attends Northeast Missouri State Teachers College, graduating this May. He majors in social science and enjoys fishing reading and outdoors. He chose teaching to help students value education and prefers smaller schools for individual opportunities.
Calendar notes events including a Band Banquet at 7 30 p m in Blakesburg on April 20 girls event on April 27 and an elementary school music program F B S A to Kirksville on May 3 with Chapel Seniors heading to Glenwood Moulton Udell and Paula Cleaver as listed in the schedule
A lively junior high gossip column mentions Dixie Davis questions head turns and glass in the lab, asks about Picka, inquires about Jody’s junior interests, notes Jan Moore’s haircut, recalls a Saturday night walk, teases Billie, asks about probation rumors, and invites attendance at the Junior High Operetta reported by Mary Joyce Mullins.
Naomi Sue Tadlock born October 1 1947 in Centerville Iowa is a 16 year old student with brown eyes. She is listed as studying bookkeeping home economics sociology government and economics with an emphasis on office placement. Her favorite subjects are sociology and speech and her favorite teacher is Mrs Tuttle. Extracurriculars include band FTA FBSA Scribbler. She enjoys time with John and friends and highlights high school attending FTA convention and graduation.
The 1966 Athletic Banquet was held April 20 at 7:00 p.m. in the high school gym. Mrs. Rowena Cox welcomed guests and introduced Lee Benz, Booster Club president, and Wayne Cooley of Des Moines as speaker on Why Extra Curricular Activities. Awards followed for girls and boys teams, with letter awards, All-State mentions, and special recognitions. Marsha Day reported.
In this period the class compares past exercises to measure progress since year start. Sarit listed tasks including pull ups push ups and rope climbs. Students partner to time and count each other then retest to judge improvement or decline. After tests they may finish golf or play softball outside. Joyce McDonough
Donnie Self born July 8 1948 in Albia Iowa is 17. The Moravia Moravia team guard Linda Judge wore a navy lace A line dress April 20 while Shirley Hemlick wore a two piece knit dress with lace trim. Marsha Day wore a dark green sleeveless dress with a white belt. Boys wore dark suits with white boutonnieres.
The Algebra I class finishes Fractions and learns rules for multiplying fractions and simplifying to lowest terms. Students explore changing denominators and perform operations including addition subtraction and division as they advance into fractional equations.
Hazel Hellyer records a string of social visits in Centerville Ottumwa and Des Moines including Miss Sandra Whitehead and family gatherings at Delbert Calhoun home attendance at an Athletic banquet and multiple calls to residents such as the Brown Hellyer and Calhoun households with relatives listed and minor outings across the weekend. The long list emphasizes neighborhood interactions and welcomed visits among local families.
Sunday visits and dinners mingle across families in Marshalltown and nearby towns. Residents attend birthday celebrations at the Huff and Sandee n homes and share calls with Atwell and Fenton households.
Mr and Mrs Earl Fenton paid a social call on Mr and Mrs Roy Sulser Sunday evening in a neighborly visit reflecting common community activities.
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