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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1974
Page
4
Annual orders are being taken January 28 to February 1 from students at the high school and grade school. Adults without children may contact Mrs Ellison at the high school to purchase the pictorial accounts of the school year for 3.00, with late orders costing 5.00.
Monday February 4 baked beans tossed salad meat salad sandwich fruit milk Tuesday February 5 beef burger corn relish cake milk Wednesday February 6 scalloped turkey green beans cottage cheese salad bread and butter frosted creams milk Thursday February 7 hamburger gravy mashed potatoes cole slaw peanut butter sandwich fruit salad milk Friday February 8 macaroni and cheese tomatoes egg salad sandwich fruit milk
The new semester splits the old band into A and B squads. Students in A meet Mon Wed Fri and tackle harder music, while B meets Tue Thu focusing on technique. Some students belong to both bands to improve reading. New music must fit a limited budget.
A list of students for Concert and Prep Bands shows which players belong to each rank and instrument. The article notes plans to promote students from Prep to Concert Band for a potential MM rating at the state large contest this spring.
Rebecca Sus Horn, born June 13 1957 in Centerville, is a Mohawkettes junior guard. The feature presents her interview answers about defensive tricks, attire, referees, disliked drills, and favorite aspects of practice, including a playful note about co coaching with Brent Walker.
Students nickname the squad Odd, brainstorm a quirky theme song 32 Feet and 8 Little alg, and joke about a merged basketgprawl sport. They nickname Brent Walker’s wrestling twist and aim to stay on their feet for Mohawkettes victories led by Rebecca.
In a brief interview Easter says he is 4 11 tall and enjoys fishing ball as his favorite sport. He does not plan to turn pro after school. He likes Moravia's basketball facilities and coaches. He says his favorite sport is baseball and that he sometimes practices in the summer.
Rapid Ronnie Woodward, Moravia High rising athlete, chats about goals and gear. He jokes about elevator shoes, white uniforms, and watching himself on TV. He says the team plans to win, then jokes he can change channels if needed.
A fragment lists students proposing odd uses for a mysterious item. Suggestions include consuming it, placing it under chairs, throwing it up, tucking it in shoes or hair, and other varied ideas directed at teachers and staff. The tone resembles a classroom survey or prank list.
The text mixes casual phrases about throwing and hiding items in various people’s spaces. It then defines a monocoque as a type of airplane, suggesting a shift from informal banter to a technical note. The passage lacks a coherent news-like narrative or identifiable events.
Mystery person is 5'4 with green blue eyes light brown hair active in basketball and band. Hobbies include sewing swimming cooking and boy watching. Favorite foods dill pickles and scalloped potatoes. Favorite song Time in a Bottle. Favorite teacher unknown. Pet peeve is people who think they know it all. Opinions on Jr High teams praise girls and note boys start slow. Name to be found in this week’s M H S Scribbler.
A fragmentary interview with Sallie Avera, alias Bench Warmer, reveals quick quips on refs, school spirit, and team dynamics. The Q&A ends with playful boasts about bench seating as the J.Y. games invite fans to watch.
A fragmentary Q A style note about Marilyn Shelquist a 16 year old female blue eyes born at Monroe Co hospital with playful answers. She jokes about basketball and a vampire forward and mentions preference for concession stand work.
Readers name their least valued senses in a roadside survey. Smell leads several votes as the sense they'd drop to avoid unpleasant smells, while others cite hearing or taste as expendable. The responses reflect personal priorities and comfort with daily life.
A collage of student opinions on the mysterious or talan mixes with a school swing choir recap. The choir’s January 19Farm Service Banquet concert featured pop tunes and a pizza party. Local school families attended events and some members visited centers and homes in nearby towns.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Brown attended the funeral of Ida Mangle at Moravia on Wednesday afternoon Miss Hazel Hellyer spent Wednesday evening at Don Whitehead s residence Mr and Mrs Gerald Rinehart were mentioned in the same note of social activity
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