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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1964
Page
5
This editorial urges readers to value appearance as a reflection of character. It notes how neatly dressed individuals, tidy hair, clean teeth, and good grooming influence others. Emphasizes that beauty is skin deep and that a simple word cleanliness plus a smile shapes public impression.
The listing presents daily meals from January 23 to January 29 including roast turkey with noodles and dressing, fish sticks, meatballs with spaghetti, hot beef stew, bean soup, and chicken with mashed potatoes. Side dishes feature vegetables, fruit jellies, desserts like cake and pie, and milk and bread.
On January eighth three films explored algebra with formulas and equations and the two sided nature of equations. The lessons covered the golden rule of equations and various working methods. The films also cited businesses using formulas for computations. Mr Horridge presented a four piece puzzle to form a perfect T, inviting others to try.
A Friday pep meeting on January 12 urged students to back the teams for the evening game and the Russell game next Tuesday. Because it fell during finals week, the Russell pep was canceled. Classes cheered in gym corners while judges Coach Armstrong Joyce Hiatt and Mr. Guthrey picked the loudest group. the Junior class won, lifting school spirit.
The senior class of 80 will be split into two sections after completing government and state tests. Mr. Sheldon believes division will boost engagement as students work more attentively with economics books in separate groups.
Friday January 24 theater event and Thésplandsth estey, January 28 Seymour at Mo scribbler meeting third period Thursday January 30 FHA meeting seventh period Tuesday February 4 Blakesburg at Blakesburg set for upcoming calendar notes
In IT English class we finished four units on capitalization and punctuation. We completed English this year and will start literature next term. Mrs. Gould assigned reading for in class reports. Rowena and Faith.
The Junior class has studied the Civil War battles, victors, and generals, then explored Reconstruction politics, economics, and foreign affairs. After the new semester starts they will begin a unit on the New Industrial Age.
A weekly world history review notes Congress set aside money for defense education and health. It also increased the national debt unit to 315 million, drawing criticism from observers about fiscal priorities and long term sustainability.
The text notes that on civil rights tax foreign aid and medicare Congress did not make final decisive acts prompting lawmakers in America to discuss possible changes in procedures. Faith and Rowena are mentioned as part of the discussion.
President G E Luse opened the Moravia chapter meeting with 42 members present. Robert Sheldon reported Christmas card sales. Freshman boys sold 33 boxes, sophomores 83 boxes, juniors and seniors 21 boxes. Richard Cloyed led with 34 boxes, 25 percent of all cards. Richard Doud gave the treasurer’s report. Meeting adjourned at period end.
A humorous poll lists quirky answers from Charlotte Simmons to Dennis Huge about what to do with a hip purite. The definition notes a fossil of an extinct fish species.
Several students discuss their resolutions in a humorous collage. Peggy vows to resolve to be bad to avoid worrying about breaking it, while Donna claims last year’s attempt to resolve to keep resolutions. Others promise kindness, fun, or studying harder, with some humorous refusals to make resolutions at all.
A humorous sketch defines preteen awkwardness as the in-between stage not fit for home alone or supervised. It notes life as a balance of know-how and know-when, and mocks marriage as a partnership with unequal expectations. Divorce is described as a legal separation often linked to breakfast with secretaries.
A witty passage riffs on modern life with humorous definitions of roles and behaviors. It lampoons television, social manners, borrowing from neighbors, budgeting habits, tax policy, and public personas, hinting at an upcoming addition to a tone dictionary.
Vaughn Faber and Gaylord McAnally elected leaders with Julliot Leffler and Gaylord McAnally as associate leaders. A standing party was set for Saturday January 18 at 1 00 p m at David McAnallys home with reporter Mike Leffler present.
The Urbana Blackhawks 4-H club attended a Mantua Masters 4-H meeting on Wednesday evening where the Masters showed a film on era appropriate clothing. The Blackhawks plan a return visit in February to see another demonstration.
The English 1 class has moved from textbooks to a literature unit titled Swimming Upstream featuring Lou Gehrig and other figures with challenges. Vocabulary notebooks track terms from stories while a new unit explores humorous stories and poems such as The Ransom of a Chief and The Cremation of Sam McGee. Each student was asked to write a humorous story, with many ideas appearing but success depends on talent. Gerald Stocker.
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