Memory and Misfits Score Ties in Quiet Jest
A quirky collage of prompts links songs and phrases to tests and losses. References include a high scorer on a curved grade, a gym wardrobe mishap, and the melancholy of state of mind under pressure.
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1961
Page
2
A quirky collage of prompts links songs and phrases to tests and losses. References include a high scorer on a curved grade, a gym wardrobe mishap, and the melancholy of state of mind under pressure.
A survey lists humorous, varied responses from names including Bill Callen Mike Martin Oliver Wright Kenny Estlack DeWayne Robinson Fred Tarbell Becky Wilson Connie Roblenz Jolene VanDorin Beverly Strunk Connie Walter and others about a Lesbia Victoriae a bird found in the discussion. The respondents propose giving away keeping trading eating or trash.
The noon whistle rings and the second hand spins as students from all grades hurry toward the lunch line. Seniors dash ahead, juniors, sophomores, and freshmen queue in hopeful anticipation for dismissal and the upcoming break.
The sophomore big race ends then freshmen surge toward the lunch line in Moravia High. Teachers must move to avoid being swept by a stampede as freshmen adjust from green to quick learners. The lunch wait becomes a daily “Great Rush” amid schoolyard chaos.
Connie Walter-Have six weeks tests naturally Kenny Estlack-Play with Fred Tarbell DeWayne Robinson-Tease every Oliver Wright-Play basketball at noon and in P.T. Richard Woodward-it depends on my mood Donna Tomlin-Study Connie Roblenz-Listen to Jay Clayworth talk in geometry and beat on Nancy Mosley Becky Wilson-Have fun in
A compact roundup pairs characters from Huckleberry Finn and The Sun Also Rises with Moravia era youth post homecoming and Shel don lectures. It crosses to A Farewell to Arms shop class, The Fall of the House of Usher noon restrictions, and Six Feet Six.
A compact list of literary and film titles paired with student names and items. Includes The House of Seven Gables linked to Mr. Fenton and Snow Bound with Lynette Smith and homework, You Can t Go Home Again, Jim E Todd H and Bob B with The Covered Wagon, Joe Burger s car, Davy Crockett, and Dan For antz.
A reader supplied a six item puzzle with quips and humorous solutions. Questions range from celestial to domestic gags, including differences between a falling star and fog and why a hen is immortal. Answers mix wordplay and cartoonish logic, ending with a rooster joke and a crane lifting the heaviest weight.
Students and staff commend the 20 pointed star decor crafted by the Geometry class from milk straws. The intricate display, built from 20 straw triangles, brightens hallways and earns praise for effort and appearance.
Mrs Stella Herman of Unionville visited her niece Cecil Tadlock and sister Ida Caylor. Kenny Tadlock family hosted Sunday dinner with Lee Tadlock. Ray Tubaugh and Flora Phillips called. Nellie Williams stayed with daughter Pauline Wright in Moulton. Raymond Williams and family dined with Nellie Williams. Ann McDonough visited Mary Strunk. Percy Hughes dined at Lester Strunk. Walter Pariz attended NFO meeting in Des Moines. family with Clara Paris in Des Moines. Wilbur Miller visited Claude Paris Friday afternoon.
John Cross of the United States Army stationed in Korea and his sister Mrs. Floyd Harvel of Waterman Illinois were summoned back by their father Perry Crosss death. Mrs Curtis Moore and her baby from Rockford Illinois visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Lowell Exline. Chris Dommer and wife stay in Casa Grande Arizona for the winter. Dinner guests at Cecil Morlans included Leona Joe and Virginia Burger Mora via. Thursday night supper guests at Cecil Morlan were Robert L Morlans Alvin Springs and Joe Moores. Mrs H E Alexander has helped care for her mother Mrs Robert Sherman in Centerville. Mrs Selah Staley of Des Moines and Kermit spent Monday evening at Ross Starks home.
Robert Moffitt suffered a broken pelvis when the horse he rode slipped and fell. He faces six to eight weeks bedridden. Locals note a string of visits and hospital stays among area families during a busy week of gatherings and travel.
Doyle McDanel was a Sunday dinner guest at the Trenton McDanel home. Mr and Mrs Lyle Cloyd and family were Saturday evening visitors. Virginia Strong spent Monday night with Nancy Turner due to the storm. Mr and Mrs Gary OConnor attended Moravia high school homecoming Friday night. Mrs Doyle McDanel goes to Centerville for treatments this week. Kenneth OConnor hosted Sunday dinner guests. Harold Hawk and Jack McDonough attended a party a week ago Saturday evening.
West Point residents including Mrs Leo Hoffman and Mr and Mrs B F Whitehead attended the 4 H cooperative supper and gift exchange at Iconium Methodist Church Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Fred Argo called at the Hoffman home Tuesday evening. Mrs B F Whitehead helped band mothers with the Christmas tea and student entertainment Wednesday afternoon, with Stella Argo and Sibyl Whitehead also noted.
Moravia Union reports W 5 Co 5 Christmas dinner and gift exchange at Seonium with cookie and candy packing for service bays in the afternoon Verta Hoffman attended Lewis Rinehart visited Leo Hoffman home George McMullin hosted Saturday dinner Linda Pearl at parental George Shahan home in Albia Des Moines visitors Richard Hoffman and family Bill Hoffman and family Tom Penfield visited Grace and Sibyl Whitehead co chaired lunch at a Moravia ballgame Linda Pearl attended Sun day school party at Teenium Methodist church Sunday Lloyd Johnson visited Roscoe Argo home. Cards by the box offered for Christmas and other occasions.
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