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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1966
Page
5
Editorial questions whether distrust and unrest threaten the nation and if Americans have preserved the heritage of equality and freedom. It laments Vietnam War conflict, campus protests, and a call to uphold promises to aid allied peoples, urging readers to defend democracy at home and abroad.
The January meeting of FTA in Room 105 was opened by Francine Brozovich. Mrs Tuttle urged dedication to FTA and classroom effort. Sandy Fenton announced the February committee led by Linda Judge with Bugs Hettis Linda Irwin and Janet Rhee. Mr Camille Price, a student teacher from Kirksville State Teachers College, spoke on attending a teachers college and college costs and loan options. He discussed campus life and newly taught modern English usage, engaging the group.
A brief item notes talks about college education and practice teaching, featuring Ennen and Cleaver. It highlights the sharing of methods, educator perspectives, and ongoing dialogue on teacher preparation and fieldwork.
Bergundy remains popular as Moravia teens embrace heather tones and white collars. Carla Miller wows in slacks and a jacket. Patty Rogers and Kathy Townsend wear white poodle knits with beige skirts. Mary Jo Wilson and Linda Irwin sport sweaters with blue and pink burgundy accents. Fur coats gain warmth and style, with Jean Allen modeling a white fur coat and pearl buttons.
The piece argues freedom of discussion underpins public opinion and unity, noting ready communication via radio and television can rally citizens behind ideals or provoke demagoguery. It contends social action depends on citizens controlling communication channels to preserve liberty.
John Deere 494 four row planter listed with fertilizer insecticide and herbicide attachments. Includes standard mounting and compatibility notes. Ideal for mid to large scale row crop operations seeking integrated input application.
Roy Lindsey, America's newest folk singer, performs with Richard Stout on piano for Moravia schools. He sings Rarewell Eliza Lemon Tree the Big Brown Bear Hold My Captain Always Marry a Woman Bigger than Yourself and He's Got the Whole World in His Hands. Stout offers piano solos.
The second semester at MUS shows students settling into study, with many transferring from F-desling classes. A strong enrollment in the new Drivers Education course signals a shift in interests and a potential reduction in enrollments in other programs as students pursue different avenues.
Fragmentary OCR shows a dated school menu with Salisbury steak on January 27 and other meals through February 1. The text includes stray names and garbled phrases about a student teacher and individuals, but key context is the meal plan for a school week.
In Home Ec II we have studied balanced diets for teens kids adults and the ill. Next week we plan and fix desserts such as pies puddings and custards. After cooking the girls evaluate them. Kathy Pullen
At Moravia School Mrs. Barber’s American Literature class six week task asks students to craft a setting. The prompt suggests a chance of notable writers appearing from the sixth period, though certainty is low.
Mrs Barber noted the class faced difficulty crafting short stories from a given setting yet the students eventually produced engaging tales and poems from earlier writings. Jean Howk reflects on the year’s work and its value.
The new semester in biology under Mr Hostetler will cover plant study and laboratory work. Students anticipate studying the human body and mammal systems, with hopes to revisit bacteria in the second semester if time allows given the extensive biology text.
A woodworking class progresses with projects focused on the wood lathe. Students craft bowls and lamps, practicing turning and finishing techniques as part of the sem course segment.
The group outlines a project to create four working drawings a procedure plan and a bill of materials before construction. They reflect on a long difficult semester test and anticipate their class producing many impressive results before term end.
Friday morning during second period a chapel was held in the gym with Rev. Ogden introducing the program. Rev. Strong led singing followed by Rev. Coleman delivering an engaging talk titled The Truth for Youth. Francine expresses hope everyone benefited from it.
Eight students start Algebra II for the second semester with two dropping out. After covering the first eight chapters in the previous term, the class must speed through the remaining fourteen chapters. Dave Phillips SCRIBBLER continued next page.
H G Hargis treasurer of Appanoose County Iowa presents a semiannual financial summary listing receipts disbursements and balances through 1965 1966. It includes state and county funds credits apportioned taxes and military exemptions with totals showing substantial activity and concluding with a certification of accuracy by H G Hargis.
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