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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1964
Page
2
The Moravia school yearbook lists Sophomore and Freshman reporters and names a long staff led by Linda D. editor. A memorial note expresses sorrow for Don and gratitude to the Moravia community, with a short poem about divine guidance and continuing on.
The author reflects on the lines of You'll Never Walk Alone, urging readers to endure life’s trials with faith in God. He interprets storm imagery as trials, asserts a purpose behind adversity, and encourages perseverance through wind and rain toward happiness beyond the storm.
Betty Taylor born May 27 1946 in Melrose Iowa is 17 with light brown hair hazel eyes and 5 6 stature. She studies Shorthand II Bookkeeping Office Practice American Government and Economics and enjoys Shorthand Glee Club Library Club FHA reading and dancing.
Jeanne Turner born October 20 1946 in Centerville Iowa is 17 with blond hair blue eyes and 5'9\". She studies bookkeeping sociology English IV chemistry American government and economics and favors bookkeeping. She participates in Band Glee Club FBLA MHA Annual Staff small groups and Thespians while enjoying piano and fun. Her pet peeve is ridiculing others and her highlight includes Jr Sr Proms and the senior trip. She aims for college with effort and enjoyment.
Donna Tomlin profile lists hair blonde eyes green and height 5 feet 5 inches. She studies bookkeeping sociology English IV government and economise and office practice. Favorite subjects and teachers are all and all. Active in FHA FBLA FTA Scribbler Annual Staff Glee Club Thespians and Twirler. Enjoys listening to people talk and dancing. Seeks elementary teaching or receptionist as future work with goal to have fun while learning as much as possible.
G E Luse was honored at the Future Farmers of America Parent and Son banquet with the Dekalb award for outstanding senior in vocational agriculture. He has led FFA as president and held FBLA and student council roles, raised sheep and cattle, and plans to farm with his father and brother after graduation. He is Moravia High School’s sixth Dekalb winner, his name to be engraved on a special honors plaque.
The voice recalls prom season at MHS with seniors nearing graduation. He notes new outfits for the event and the costliness of clothes, joking about needing money to buy attire. Some seniors reportedly have about fifteen days of school left.
In a reflective note dated April 22, the Moravia High School writer thanks readers for supporting his stories and signals his last year under the name Herman Jr. He invites juniors and sophomores to carry on his tradition and keep the school’s stories alive as he departs.
In Home Economics III we cover storage landscaping lighting and livable housing. Students report on reports and will learn how to find a suitable apartment. Location to work transit and shopping matters. Price influences rent versus other spending.
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