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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1956
Page
4
MHS students show strong interest in participating in SCRIBBLER team cheerleading class plays and Thespians. The rally highlights a desire for robust extracurriculars alongside academics at the school.
Rural students vacation today as buses failed to run amid icy roads yet some stay home willingly. Parents drive long distances to school, proving there is more to school than daily work, including band, vocal groups, FFA, basketball, baseball, and girls softball, with extracurriculars offering a break from study.
A compiled list of song titles and artists read as potential fits for M H S students. Includes diverse tunes from My Little White Duck to Love is a Many Splendored Thing and 16 Tons, with performers noted.
A compact catalog of song titles and associated performers including Put Your Shoes On Luay Johnny Take Me Out To The Ball Game Mr Carr Oh Susanna Sue Easter Speedoo Donna Underwood Hey Joe Joe Stufflebeam That's the Trouble With Harry Bill O'Hara I I Had A Little Ford Jerold Luse In My Merry Oldsmobile Paul Turner Music Music Music Mr Sloan.
A classroom poll asks which boy and girl cause the most trouble. Responses name pairs such as Dale and Mary, Annie and Doug, and Margare t or Linda Ward. Several students refuse or offer no comment.
Seniorgraph lists Sharon Kay Walker born October 2 1938 Mystic Iowa with blue eyes and blonde hair. She is 5 feet 7.4 inches tall and weighs 139 pounds. She attended Shaffer Hill grade school and enjoys basketball skating horseback riding and acting. She idolizes James Dean and Grace Kelly and loves Heath candy bar. Her plans after school are to work.
Loretta Mac Witt, born April 18 1938 in Cedar Iowa, is described as a blonde with blue eyes. She weighs 137 pounds and stands five feet two point four inches tall.
Student profile from Cedar Miller lists subjects, favorites, and clubs. Details include teacher AML, Mars candy bar, basketball interest, Tony Curtis and June Allyson as requested figures, and radio program Peoples Choice. Plans after school include personnel training task at Omaha, Nebraska.
Mrs Ben Glasgow hosts social afternoons as relatives visit, and neighbors gather for church W M S meetings. Families from Des Moines Oskaloosa Moulton Rock Island Centerville and California are listed among visitors and movers. The Brethren church W M S meets with Miss Zold Saum. February theme Training the Tendrils. readings from I John 2 3 6 and prayers noted. Refreshments with St Valentine items served. March plans with Minna Replogle Dee Whisler. Green dress fines for St Patrick day.
Numerous Chariton residents hosted and visited across a busy week. Mrs. Ralph Tucker, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scott, and Betty Lou Taylor were among guests at Unionville and Chariton homes. Several families, including the Fenton, Atwell, Sulser, and Curtis households, hosted dinners, hospital returns, and a kitchen shower. The piece notes celebrations like a 50th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. William Elam and plus several gatherings for birthdays and group visits.
Open house Sunday drew many relatives at Theo Miller home. Relatives from Albin Wyoming came to celebrate Mrs Huttons 90th birthday Tuesday. Local residents hosted gatherings and visits, with families naming Ed ward Clayworth Jerry Boblenz and others. Francis Miller in Miami for Maytags business for ten days. Moravia Union offers ad help by phone 49.
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