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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1971
Page
6
A student voice argues tests are essential for learning and teaching. Tests reveal class understanding, guide review, and help teachers adjust methods. For students, studying for tests reinforces knowledge and shows progress, encouraging further effort and focus.
Mr John Sybenga from Oskaloosa visited to photograph all school groups for the 70 71 annual. The day resembled chaos with students rushing between classes and the gym as teachers struggled to keep order. The constant interruptions disrupted study for those not in many pictures and the cost of the annual was noted.
The senior class will publish the annual at three dollars with new ideas welcomed though not all used. The class plans a four litre profit to fund the end of year class trip to the Ozarks and invites everyone to buy the annual and be proud as student photos appear in it.
Bob Larson a author composer and lecturer spoke at MHS January 25 on the impact of rock and roll on society focusing on youth He attended the University of Nebraska was an all A student and led a rock combo He has written music appeared on radio and TV and lectures across the United States and Canada He called rock and roll a moral threat and a contributor to noise pollution.
Marie Cloyed born February 8 1953 in Ottumwa Iowa to Lyle and Virginia Cloyed is 17 with dark brown hair hazel eyes. Her favorites include Shorthands Book keeping Government Office Practice and PE. Barbara Ann Coltrain born October 17 1953 in Centerville Iowa to Kenneth and Mrs Coltrain has auburn hair blue eyes and studies American Government bookkeeping economics and Home Ec.
Here and There in MHS reports Sesame Street gaining traction faster than Captain Kangaroo and Candyland in school ratings. The column notes odd student quirks, from driver ed scissors to dictionary use, and jokes about a dictatorish American Government class led by Mrs Hayden.
Bill Adams born January 23 1953 at Davis County Hospital is 18 with brown hair and eyes. He attends Art II American Social Problems English IV American Government Va. Ag. and P.E. with American Social Problems as favorite subject and Mrs Limbacher as favorite teacher. Member of F F A and enjoys being with friends. His pet peeve is Status seekers and I'm not projecting. His last year is the highlight of high school.
Debbie Strickler enters Moravia High School as a new student. She is 5 ft 4 in with dark brown hair and hazel eyes, living with her mother Dorothy Strickler, sisters Dixie and Dana, and brother Rusty in Moravia. Her courses include P E Home Ec English Science and Typing. She enjoys ice cream and horseback riding and favors The Partridge Family.
School lunch schedule lists February 4 Weiner with fried potatoes tomatoes pudding juice 44 pt milk February 5 Beefburger on homemade bun with baked potatoes creamed carrots celery fruit milk February 6 Baked beans and weiners lettuce salad keepers for students.
Norma Clayworth, born June 23 1953 in Centerville Wisconsin, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Clayworth. At 17 she has red hair and brown eyes and lists government English office practice sociology and physical education as current subjects. Her favorite teacher is Mr Macy and her activities include FBLA FHA Science Club and Band. She enjoys being with Craig and dislikes people who think they’re always right. Prom and the senior class trip are noted as highlights of high school.
The Future Business Leaders of America held its January meeting called to order by Drends Tublugh. Topics included the April FBLA convention and recruiting new members. Committees were formed to plan the initiation. Linda Sheldon introduced Mr. Pugh who spoke on business and job opportunities.
A series of daily meals from February listing items such as peanut butter sandwiches hot beef sandwich fish sticks macaroni and cheese and steakburger with sides. Milk portions noted throughout with fruit desserts and various vegetables.
The menu lists daily meals for February 23 to February 26. February 23 features beef and noodles with carrot and celery sticks, applesauce, a hot biscuit and butter. February 24 offers pigs in blanket with potatoes and gravy, coleslaw, pumpkin custard and whipped cream. February 25 serves potato soup and a peanut butter bar. February 26 closes with pizza.
At the last Scribbler meeting Mrs Hayden reprimanded the staff for not turning in articles. The group resolved to write more original pieces and invite student input. They chose a Teen of the Month, discussed Personality of the Month, and formed a committee to locate educational places in Iowa and Missouri for visits.
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