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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1970
Page
5
An editorial urges students to seize a fresh semester as a chance to improve driven by report cards parental encouragement and teacher support. It argues that low marks motivate better performance and that combined incentives from home school and teachers can make this term better. Read by Jewell Walker.
The senior class now has several tax experts who study income tax and how to figure their own. They use booklets that progress from simple to more complex family tax affairs and show how to fill out the forms.
A student notes that a sample problem appears hard and confusing at first but gradually some basics click. They consider spending 10 to 15 dollars for an expert to interpret and solve it.
President Elaine Van DePol opened the meeting on January 20 with roll call. Treasurer Sheila Wilson reported a balance of 9260.81 and the net report was approved. Plans include a tea on April 17 and a Sweetheart Dance on February 14 for high school and older guests, with admission 1.00 for singles and 1.50 for couples, band and semi formal attire. Janice Gifford received the Betty Crocker Homemaker Award for a state contest submission. FHA reporter Carolyn Faber.
Home Economics IV class plans and hosts a Valentine party in the foods unit. Students form committees, decorate the room, prepare red and white refreshments, and lead guests in games. Several guests attend while two members are absent due to illness.
Jr high students swap courses mid year with two eighth grade girls moving from art to home economics and the other group reversing. Home ec pupils learn sewing and cooking basics as prep for freshman year while eighth grade boys switch between art and industrial arts with projects like leather goods and wax crafts, mobiles.
The regular monthly session opened with Daryl Tisue presiding as Toll called the roll and the minutes from the previous meeting were approved. Four main topics dominated the agenda as the council met last week to discuss current student affairs.
A discussion on allowing girls to wear dress slacks on cold days led to a plan to present the issue to the school board. Rules considered included acceptable wear, dates, fit limits, and the school’s right to restrict slacks. The meeting also covered a Leffler family collection drive and district gathering plans.
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