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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1966
Page
5
An editorial urging teens to appreciate and honor their parents. It argues parents are essential, deserve respect and honesty, and warns against taking them for granted. It appeals to family values and the Ten Commandments, calling for patience and understanding to prevent parents from becoming forgotten.
In week six Mrs Barber distributed an assignment sheet directing students to take notes on authors life stories and our class work from the book.
In a six week period Mrs. Barber’s class used notes to tackle a midterm and during a review session, showing how complete notes aided many students. The Senior American Government class prepares for a semester test, with late coursework and upcoming economics books for next term.
MHS notes students recovering from holidays and New Year’s resolutions as first semester ends. Seniors face three months left and algebra class remains in flux. Cur ER-Coltrain’s traffic-record concerns and Larry Hiatt pursues a library volume titled Silver Chief Dog of the North.
The Span ish Club held its second meeting on November 24 chaired by president Debra Walker. Members covered membership, club dues, and future meeting plans with Dennis Caster noted in attendance.
January events include FBLA first period on the 12th and end of semester on the 13th with no school on the 14th for teachers grading. Osceola hosts two girls basketball games, a budgeting meeting occurs on the 14th, Seymour Fresh Soph at 9:00, and Jr. High at 9:00. Mr Gray speaks to seniors on the 17th, Army recruiter present. Lindsey Assembly at Corydon on the 18th at 3:00, and FTA in Room 105 during second period on the 19th.
A compiled January community chat records various readers plans and recollections. Entries include Marsha Day-Threw popcorns, Judy Janssens saw a Des Moines drive in movie, Linda Irwin stayed home, Loraine Fowler danced, Letha Hopkins danced past midnight, Lenard Bates drafted a book report, John Beal danced with a Venus of Beauty, Minnie Ann Condra and friends had pizza, Vickie Renwick joined, Marsha Stewart bowled, Jean Allen went with Marion, Judy C refused to say, and Judy Janssens made a final remark.
Biology students study seed plant roots their roles as anchors and absorbers. Roots are not always underground with aerial varieties obtaining moisture from air and minerals from surface debris. Roots store food as in carrots radishes beets and provide medicines or seasonings.
A jumble of dated school memories includes January marriage notice for Barbara Lindley to Robert Brown on December 28, counts of librarians meetings in fourth period, Mr. Sheldon distributing semester tests, Linda Beal's relationship, seniors returning government books for economics texts, seventh period study hall detention, drivers training planned for next semester, and a quirky reference to a pawn cleaver and a measles scare.
A fragment notes January period school events as a student council meets while Home Ec class begins cooking lessons. a pupil plays volleyball with her head.
An American History class reviews a semester from discovery to the Civil War and notes key figures. It discusses Amerigo Vespucci and the naming of America, and mentions Peter Zenger as an early defender of press freedom.
In Boys P E class the period began with 100 grasshoppers 25 pushups and 35 sit ups under Mr. Reno. Teams Leftovers Hasheens Stormers competed for class championship with Hasbeens initially favored before the Stormers rallied to win the final game against the Leftovers. Gerald Stocker is noted.
After vacation the sophomore class studied the first seven articles of the U S Constitution to show how the United States Government derived partly from the English Government. Reports were also given from the class newspaper and survey the latest world happenings. Linda Beal.
In P E sessions girls take turns leading daily drills with freedom to choose exercises. The coach adds his own extra workouts if the pace seems light as New Year resolutions push for harder work. Noon tournaments will crown volleyball champions before basketball begins. Scribbler continues.
Roger Mullins argues Viet Nam policy defends against Communism, rejects world opinion as sole judge of virtue, and supports armed resistance. He asserts U S force and deterrence avert broader aggression, warns vacuum leads to greater losses, and advocates decisive action over peace talks.
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