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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1972
Page
5
A thoughtful portrait of teaching says a good educator blends knowledge with life meaning. It stresses education, communication, empathy, and respect, urging teachers to be involved, imaginative, and human, giving students interest, faith, and understanding.
The Junior High presents a variety show on February 10 at 7 30 P M featuring singing skits and solos including a Hee Haw themed sketch. Students perform in group numbers and soloActs for the audience.
Students learn to fill short and long income tax forms, itemize deductions, and compute dividend and interest income. A worksheet is worked, questions are answered, and bookkeeping students review W-4 and W-2 forms. The study helps many prepare their own tax returns for the past year.
Mo ravia High's third hour art class viewed the Indian Hills Community College Art Show on January 26. The event featured twelve Dubuque artists displaying works in acrylics oils gold leaf air brush watercolor ceramics and sculptures of plexiglass and woven jute. Professor Dutton introduced a film of candid shots of the artists and the next day students discussed their impressions, noting a mix of abstract and representational styles.
Ramona Hayden is seen in Miss Wiksell's art class at Moravia High, shaping a clay vase. Students practice with two clays, fast drying and kiln fired, learning forms while noting how weak spots can cause bursting in the kiln.
Bob Wood a chalk artist will perform at the high school on February 3. Moravia Mohawks host Melcher Dallas on February 4. Bluegrass Conference Music Clinic held in Leon on February 5. Moravia Mohawks and Mohawkettes travel to Leon on February 8. Basketball team heads to Moulton Udell on February 11.
School meals list week of February with options for each weekday. Monday offers chili crackers celery carrots con roll fruit and milk juice, followed by Tuesday meals including hot beef sandwich mashed potatoes tossed salad cake fruit milk juice. Wednesday features pizza burgers creamed corn vegetable salad pie milk juice. Thursday lists hash green beans peanut butter sandwich orange jello milk juice. Friday serves macaroni cheese cole slaw peanut butter sandwich cookie fruit milk juice.
Several neighborhood ladies attended a Rubbermaid party at Linda McDanels Friday afternoon. Dale Seivers and daughters visited Sunday evening at Loren Walter's home. Nellie Williams and Harold Wright of Moulton spent Monday with Kenneth Coltrain. Troy Lockman visited sister Barbara Moore at Bloomfield hospital Saturday. Bernard Hayes and family joined Jim Hayes Gretchen Proctor visiting aunt Zula Taylor Sunday evening. Alvin Heasley and daughter visited Elvin Stocker and Bobby Thursday afternoon. Nadine Faber went to Molly Van Benthuysen after school Tuesday and to the ballgame in the evening. LaMoine Yates and John of Ottumwa were Sunday dinner guests of the Yates family.
Norma Lee Faber hosted a Rubbermaid party Saturday evening for several friends with men playing Rock and women enjoying the gathering. Dallas Faber and Butch Martin were supper guests Tuesday at Norma Lee Faber’s Creston home. Sunday visitors to the Dallas Faber house included Mr. and Mrs. Joe Griffin from Ottumwa.
Debbie Baird spent Sunday afternoon with Linda Wilson. Genevie Kaling and Bessie Donovan visited Selma Caster and Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Faber on Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Harsh were also mentioned in the period's social notes.
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