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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1964
Page
5
Student reporters and editors from Scribbler wane hallida, Davis anice McDonough Advisor, and Sophomore and Frostman groups prepare for the groups contest set for April 9 and 11 in Moravia. Mrs Burghoffer assists with contest music and practice as students strive for top ratings and community pride.
The Low Countries Belgium the Netherlands and Luxembourg lie between France Germany and the North Sea. Major rivers Meuse Scheldt and Rhine shaped commerce and culture but brought invasion risks. The Dutch phrase God made the sea with tide we made the land captures their struggle against the sea.
In the glee club the girls sing songs for the state music center year and record their practice to identify spots needing work. The group and the girls critique the recordings themselves, with many solos trios and sextets featured.
A compiled roster of students across Grade 9 Grade 10 Grade 11 and Grade 12 noting names like Leonard Bates Judy Cochran Minnie Condra Marsha Day Gerald Hawk Jean Hawk Larry Irwin Linda Irwin Michael Jones Derrill McDanes Ted Mc Donough David Phillips Kathy Self Mary Kay Spencer Charles Thomas Gayla Vincent Marela Walter Mary Jo Wilson Bruce Woodward Alan Clark Richard Cloyed Larry Coltrain Ronnie Ellison Phillip Hayton Maxi Hawk Johnny Huff Linda Johnson Mike Kurtis Leslie Roger Mullins James Murdy Donald Robinson Donnie Sdf Richard Calhoun Eugene Daniels Larry Grivstead Lora Hiatt Diane Judge Robert Kehrberg Tarice McDorndugh Tim Mihalovich Keith Miller Joyce Roberts Madelyn Sinclair John Tarbell Charles Van de Pol Marlys Fenton Darlene Fisher Kenneth Hoffman Dennis Huge Dianey Kincade G E Luse Ralph McElhough DeWayne Robinson Peggy Rogers Clifford Stocker Fred Tarbell Dixie Tubaugh John Downard Lor raine Fowler Sharon Judge Richard Mosley Gerald Stocker Barbara Thomas Donald Hiatt Russell Bates Linda Judge Donna Rae Oard Sandra Scott Milan Sinclair Nasty Tadlock Kenneth Van de Pol Gerald Argo Ronnie Boyer Barbara Darby Judy Gillen Sherman Kelley Johnny McClurg Diane Pearson Craig Sheldon Sonny Walker Linda Whitehead Larry Woodward Philip Wright Connie Landgrebe Nancy Mosley Richard Perry Connie Walter.
A wart advertising notice promotes union support, urging readers to join and back collective efforts. It emphasizes solidarity, timing, and the broad reach of the campaign across workplaces and communities.
Kenneth Hoffman born February 4 1846 at St Joseph hospital Centerville Iowa is listed as 18 with brown hair blue eyes and 6 3 tall. He studied bookkeeping sociology government and economics and office practice with no favorite subject or teachers noted. He participates in library club and enjoys working on his car. His highlight is junior senior prom and his future ambition is to be a mechanic. He advises underclassmen to study hard.
Lora Hiatt a 17 year old Centerville Iowa resident is named Teen of the Month. She was born December 2 1946 to Kenneth and Mrs Hiatt and weighs 165 pounds at 5 11 or so. She enjoys hunting fishing sleeping and food and lists Ford blue as favorites with band typing teacher and pastimes.
The journal notes a Literature semester start with twelve stories read including The Old Demon The Monkey's Paw Steel Storm The Alamo and RM L S Fitanic The class also begins an outside book titled g0 and plans a six week book report period Tad and Judge think it will be very interesting.
A high school senior sends a quirky self profile detailing birthplace St Joseph May parental names Mir and Mrs C Davis and a variety of interests. It lists favorite subjects chemistry and algebra and extracurriculars Band Glee Club Student Council Thespians Scribbler staff editor and sextet. The piece notes future plans junior college and advice to underclassmen to work hard enjoy company of classmates and have fun.
Ottumwa birth February 4 1946 senior Kenny Estlack 17 year old light brown hair blue eyes 5 ft 6 in from Ottumwa High School no further precise date or current status provided. He is basketball manager and participates in Senior Play Thesbians FTA FBLA and enjoys pool and economics.
The Moravia Future Farmers of America chapter met February 3 with 38 members. President G E Luse called to order at 11 am. The group discussed hosting Albia FFA for a chili supper on February 11, plans for the April 5 arrival banquet, and selected banquet waiters. At a Jan 29 special meeting delegates to the state convention were chosen with David Shelquist as delegate and Richard Perry as alternate.
A school PE session last week featured a film on physical fitness. All age groups participated in exercises. Teens did jumping jacks, pushups, situps while younger students climbed ropes and used jump ropes. The PHA met on Thursday causing a class disruption. makeup sessions planned for Tuesday and Thursday.
Europeans see America as the land of the almighty dollar but debate whether the pursuit of wealth obscures values. The piece questions if this is a passing phase or a core aspect of the nation’s character and examines the drive to develop the country’s riches.
The text profiles Carolyn Kay Bean born in Centerville Iowa on October 13 1944. It lists her parents Marie Bean age 19 dark brown hair brown eyes 5 ft 3 344 in height and notes studies in bookkeeping English sociology economics with favorite subject literature and no extracurriculars. It mentions future aim to secure a steady job and asks about public sale printing by The Union to reach a wide audience.
The Coming Up Calendar lists events from February 13 to 22 including the National Farm Institute at Hotel Fort Des Moines, FH. A meeting, a Thespian play, girls and boys sectionals, Dale Doore assembly, school board meeting, F B L A meetings, group pictures, County Council at Howar Jr. High, and Osceola girls sectionals.
A survey of students reveals varied plans for Valentine Day week. Lillian M aims to celebrate through the birthday week with games, Jo D will snack on candy while performing a Thespian Play, Dennis Huge opts for a holiday from school, Bud S envisions a gym filled day, and Nancy M and Peggy R hint at a Scribbler feature continuing next page.
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