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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1967
Page
5
Readable excerpts show student concerns about effort cheating eating habits back row participation and respect for teachers. It urges time management planned study, proper discipline, and using high school days well. A separate note details class tape practice and breathing guidance from Mrs Barber with error analysis for singing.
In P E the class did fifty jumping jacks twenty five sit ups fifteen pushups and fifty grasshoppers. Mr Reno urged more effort and some students raised their grade as much as 238 six points. The period ended with basketball games Ronnie Self’s team vs Darrell Arnold’s and then the final three minutes Gerald Stocker’s team. Everyone ran two laps.
The February 20 FTA meeting in room 111 covered minutes and treasurer reports. Kathy Pullen, Nancy Crabtree, and Barbara Thomas presented the program, reading classroom experiences and an article on Students and Drugs. Next month’s program committee includes Marsha Stewart, Beth Boyer, and Carla Miller.
Calendar lists an FFA chili supper and a March 4 benefit basketball game between Moravia girls and the men’s softball team at 7 00 pm. proceeds aim to fund lights for the ball diamond touted as the best in Iowa. Reporter Penny Prough calls for support and ticket purchase to reach the goal quickly.
In the home ec class the unit on children wraps up with study of punishment guidance and discipline. Definitions and separate analyses of each concept are explored. Students learn various punishments and appropriate timing. Garment preparation for the F.H.A. Style Show and Banquet begins next Wednesday with reporter Kathy Pullen.
A bulletin highlights Scandinavian life, patriotism, pensions, and women’s suffrage but notes limited resources and slow economic independence. Students study regional life, prepare topic papers, and gather information on note cards for social political or economic topics.
The class studies postwar growth for United States expansion including the Alaska purchase aided by Secretary of State William H. Seward in 1867. Seward faced Senate rejection on his southern expansion push while Monroe Doctrine shaped postwar disputes.
The knit hit showcases cotton sweaters and mini muscle sleeves for spring and summer. T tops pair with striped skirts, ribbed dresses and checkered skirts fetch the go to look. Striped shoulders and hem trims, matching knit skirts and two piece sets introduce bold sporty patterns. Groovy new swing full of stripes and houndstooth checks.
A humorous account from Herman Von Glick about cheese smeared halls at MHS, a cousin visit to the high country, a collapsed roof hole from a misbehaving clown, and a pep rally that failed to energize the crowd. The piece ends with the mouse's frustration and retreat to his muggy memories.
Marsha Ann Day born Centerville Iowa May 10 1949 is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Glen Van Dorin age 1. She has light brown hair bluish green eyes and is involved in American Government English IV shorthand basketball softball Scribbler editor Annual Staff editor Girl's Chorus Mixed chorus Honor Society Student Council FHA FBLA PF and writes letters while enjoying music. Her pet peeve is anyone who tries to control her life and her high school highlight is graduation.
The Moravia girls basketball team and cheerleaders thank supporters for donations after the last game. Fans have cheered them to victory all season and they invite continued loud support, with a benefit basketball game on March 4.
A humorous survey of responses describing what a mammet is and how often it occurs. Participants cite Bank Party gatherings, dorms, weekends, holidays, school lunches, and roller skating as contexts. The term is defined as a child's doll by Nancy Leffler.
Colin Cridlebaugh, a 17 year old student from Town, listed March 12 1549 as birth date. He is brown haired and brown eyed, with subjects including Woodworking English Economics and American Government. Extracurriculars include Band and fishing and hunting. He dislikes money measures. Highlights include Jr. and Sr. Prom and Senior trip.
Derrill McDanel notes that the last semester English class strengthens our command of English for college. He highlights its refresher role, keeping skills fresh for fall studies and improving performance in higher education.
The Sth period typing I class by Mr. Stoner hosts a contest to reduce errors. Teams race through three timed writings requiring at least thirty words. any miss or undercount earns ten errors. The team with the most total errors loses as students also complete a ten page manuscript on manners.
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