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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1973
Page
4
A Moravia High School editor notes pervasive profanity among students observed in school corridors. The piece argues foul talk harms status beyond graduation and urges students to rethink rude behavior to avoid lasting diminishment.
School dismisses Wednesday at 2 30 with a teachers meeting. Thursday and Friday feature girls basketball section. Saturday hosts a speech conference clinic at Seymour with events listed.
Poor weather delays Saturday paper pickup by Mr Ray Hudson and helpers. Papers may be donated at the Christian church basement from 9:00 to 3:00, starting monthly. February 17 is this month’s pickup date. Also notes Valentine announcements at MHS with several couples listed and a poll on whether sports are overemphasized with mixed replies from students and staff.
Responses from Mona Hayden Tammy Wells Steve Woodin Dan Herman Mr Hudson Pam Gladfelder show mixed opinions on whether athletics deserve priority over music and other activities. Some favor more balance while others call for less community coaching emphasis and stronger arts support.
Have you seen a new girl around Moravia Junior High Kim Post joins seventh grade and will participate in basketball and spring track. She previously lived in Pleasantville Iowa with brother Kevin five, and parents Gene and Mrs Paris living southeast of Moravia.
Read by residents as a student ballot-style poll. Lee Uhlenhake calls for more student powers while Steve Woodin urges fewer classes and Mona Hayden advocates hiring additional teachers to cover unavailable courses.
Junior Paula McClurg calls to cancel it while peers push for action. Sophomores Susan Crabtree seeks a reply from Mr Gre gor and pennies to be returned. Freshmen Dana Strickler wants more pop machines, and Jane Martin objects to English classes. Teachers debate brownies and power shifts as trivia spreads.
The list presents a string of bizarre directives involving named individuals and coercive actions with a single unrelated note about Yquem being a valued Sauterne wine. The text mixes offenses and odd gestures, lacking a coherent event or source context.
Robert K. Mick McGuire is appointed gas supervisor for Iowa Southern Utilities Co. southern district, based in Centerville. He has served as the district's assistant gas supervisor since June 1972, succeeding LaMonte Wiles who retired last week. McGuire joined the firm in 1959 and previously worked as a district lineman at Osceola.
McGuire, previously visor of safety and training in the general office in 1968, will head gas operations in Centerville Albia Moravia Cincinnati Seymour and Corydon. He and his wife Junia reside at 310 E. Terry Centerville.
Taylor Aid held a regular meeting with Dorothy Boyer present on February 2. Attendees included Argo, Harsh, Spencer, Hiatt, Chad, Elaine Spencer, Julie Dowd, Sievers, Wil son, and others for a cooperative dinner. Barbara Sievers served as pro-tem due to the chairman's absence and was elected to fill the vice chair vacancy as Mary Herren moves away. A farewell supper is planned for Mr. and Mrs. Jim Her.
Ron reports a meeting at the community center on February 7 at 6 30 p m. Lois Wilson Wilda Argo and Dorothy Boyer led prizes and games with a club gift presented to them. Lois Wilson won the door prize. The next meeting is March 2 with Gladys Harsh.
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