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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1970

Page

5

Editorial on Moravia Girls Slacks Sparks Debate

The Moravia column opines against girls wearing slacks citing tradition and appearance, while acknowledging warmth as a point. It argues dresses look better and slacks outline figures, and notes personal lack of dress slacks.

Moravia

Around the School junior high girls struggle with reading

A brief item notes that some junior high girls either cannot read yet or cannot listen, with four seniors mentioned in the context of the situation.

New Student Lonny Wolver Enrolls at MHS

Lonny Wolver, a sophomore at MHS, hails from Ed dyville and was born May 26, 1954. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Melvin Wolver and will study chemistry, drivers ed, world history, and English II while enjoying basketball as his favorite sport.

MHS Lonny Wolver Eddyville Lonny Melvin Wolver Jennifer Thompkins

English Classes at Local School Cover Literary Figures

Mrs Hayden’s American Literature class begins twentieth century authors with Brete Hart Stephen Crane Mark Twain and Sarah Orne Jewett. Next will be O Henry Sherwood Anderson Ernest Hemingway Katherine Anne Porter John Steinbeck Stephen Vincent Benet and William Faulkner. Sophomore students work on impromptu and informative speeches while freshmen learn capitalization and punctuation in class.

Tuttle Goughnor

Lish class studies varied literature lessons

The class explores modern stories, early explorer tales, and imagined space fiction. Some pieces are clearly true or inspired by science, while others lean toward speculative fiction. The mix aims to broaden students' reading experiences.

Lish Outer Space Marie Cloyed

Hot Lunch Menu For Local Students

February menus list daily meals for grades including tuna salad sandwich, meatloaf, corn bread, goulash, beef and noodles, chili soup, hot beef sandwiches, ham salad, fried chicken, fish sticks, vegetable soup, beefburgers, tuna noodle casserole, baked beans with weiners, sweet potatoes, creamed beef on biscuits, chicken sandwich, and macaroni and cheese. Each day includes sides, fruit, dessert, and milk or juice. occasional notes show minor OCR errors.

Moravia High School Home Economics Curriculum Overview

The article outlines six units in the Home Economics program: child care, foods and nutrition, housing, household management, clothing construction, and family relations. It notes progression from eighth grade through three high school years, with advanced students handling more complex garments and deeper design studies, plus a short home nursing unit.

Moravia Home Economics

Home Economics Instructor Reflects On Youth Independence

Mrs. Linda M. Harris, a Home Economics instructor, notes girls often do not seek advice from parents or older adults. The program serves as an intermediary to help students realize that many conflicts are common. She finds working with young people interesting and challenging and believes adults underestimate their initiative.

Linda M. Harris

4-H meeting details and demonstrations noted

Mrs Darlene Rogers distributed new 4-H record book covers and led a 1970 program discussion. Jean Ann Rouse demonstrated machine attachments while Mrs June Rouse showed stitch length and speed control. Refreshments were served by Jean Ann and her mother Marilyn Shelquist.

Darlene Rogers Jean Ann Rouse June Rouse Jean Ann Marilyn Shelquist

Busy Maidens 4-H Club Meeting Notes

The Busy Maidens 4 H club held its regular meeting January 14 at Jean Ann Rouse’s home. President Jean Ann Rouse led the session at 7 30 with members and guests reciting the pledge. Roll call noted sewing machine types. Diane Rogers read the secretary’s report. Judy Zajec and Jane Zajec were introduced as new members.

Jean Ann Rouse Diane Rogers Judy Zajec Jane Zajec

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