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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1964
Page
5
Miss Sherar's English class learned about the library card catalogue. Mrs. Tuttle explained the Dewey Decimal System, three main cards for each book, and the accession number in the author card. The lesson covered inventory, finding parts, and what details the catalog records include.
The library's bulletin board highlights winter season with a bear hibernating in the snow. The running moral urges readers to read rather than sleep the winter away as presented by Jani Ward.
Mr. Burghoffer handed out colorful folders tailored for small ensembles last week. He leads brass groups including Trumpet trio, brass choir, French horn and trombone quartets, drum quintet, and flute trio, while Mrs. Burghoffer oversees woodwind groups such as clarinet choir, clarinet quartet, sax sextet, and clarinet solos. Jean Howk
The boys chorus practiced five songs on Monday in preparation for singing for the band mothers on Wednesday. They performed Wait For The Wagon Ta Ra Ta Boom De Ay Ive Been Working On The Railroad Anchors Aweigh and Jingle Bells. They entertained the band mothers.
On Wednesday Charles Thomas sang solo with the group. The event featured songs from the new Songmen book including Jingle Bells. Gerald Stocker helped select tunes and joined in the performance.
Around the halls of M H S many boys wear pop war Andy Williams sweaters with V necks in small, medium and large. Colors are varied and shirt jackets are popular, often striped. Slacks feature stretch fabric in dark colors. The boys at M S are described as the coolest by Linda Irwin.
A note from Penny Prough lists several MHS yells sung to tunes like She Was Just Seventeen. The items include Blue and White chants and a Pep cheer urging students to cheer loudly and learn more yells as the sensor continues.
The article urges Moravia students to boost school spirit by loudly cheering at games. It argues that lively crowds energize players and cheerleaders, noting current yells are unchanged and urging everyone to participate proudly at the next event.
The group discusses rechecking all verb forms and tenses before moving to new tasks. They plan to review everything learned and prepare for future work. Attendees mention compiling a list of known Spanish words, with many reaching over one hundred.
Mike Mullins outlines a classroom focus on modifiers and adjectives. The lesson surveys seven or more adjective types and includes diagramming and practical sentence use.
This week in Home Economics I the freshmen girls are studying manners. They read several books on the subject.
Shirley Helmick and Mary Joyce Mullins reported on classroom and hall manners while Marsha Stew art and Mary Strunk covered manners at home. Debra Walker notes collective effort to improve manners across settings.
A classroom example explains adding a positive 21 and a negative 5. The solution shows the result as plus 16, illustrating how debts and balances relate to money after paying a bill.
A brief Spanish teaching note explains verb tenses present and perfect and how to mark masculine or feminine nouns. It notes most nouns ending in o are masculine and most ending in a are feminine.
In Home Ec II we cover child care and the social, physical, and mental growth of children. We also review the December issue of Co-Ed, with each girl giving one report from it. Kathy Self
A school menu lists items for December including goulash tossed green salad and toasted cheese sandwiches with strawberry shortcake. Flowing vitamin rich milk is offered as a dairy treat alongside macaroni and other daily options.
The biology class spent days in lab forming bread molds then studied mosses and ferns. They note coal formed from ancient plants after Earth's compression, mentioning David Phillips.
A school notes typing lessons emphasize centering text blocks and evenly spacing letters to mirror a newspaper page. Instructors guide students on how to fold the page to check alignment and ensure the typed lines appear balanced.
Six color marking pens offered for marking displays or posters. Sold for $1 by Union Of flea.
A fragmented note discusses folding a page to check for even letter counts across a center line. It mentions the name Pammy Sué Morrison and Mary Joyce Mullins in a business letter format with lines aligned to the left margin.
Freshmen in general science explore glacier dynamics with daily movements from 100 feet to fractions of an inch. The lesson covers many French glacier terms tied to early Swiss researchers, highlighting the glacier as a field of intriguing evidence.
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