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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1958
Page
5
A school paper page lists staff readers and editors and includes a corrected note naming Sandy Card and Gary O’Conner who were misidentified in a FBLA Valentine dance article. It also features reader letters about office skills letters and casual gossip about students, teachers, and cars.
A list shows seniors assigned to specific clubs and tasks including F.B.LA. Donna Cochran Thespians Sandy Walker Librarian Mary Lou Rinehart FF.A. Wayne Lindley F.H.A. Lavonne Card Art Von Gardner Senior Activities Bill O'Hara Class Will Bill Harsh Class Prophecy Doug Morris Von Gardner Carol Day Class History Janie Sawvel.
On Friday the 28th the FFA held a chili supper and invited the FHA. The FFA ran a contest where losers hosted a party and the FHA was asked to make the chili. The event was a barrel of fun and everyone enjoyed it. Diana Burton
The schedule lists events from March 6 to March 13 including a Ten Commandments program on Thursday, March 6. boys basketball state tournament on Friday, March 7. Chapel on Monday, March 10 at 12:00. FHA meeting on Tuesday, March 11 during 5th period. FBLA meeting on Wednesday, March 12 during 6th period. Hearing Test at Centerville at 1:00 on Wednesday. and girls basketball state tournament on Thursday, March 13.
Shirley Walter earns Who's Who recognition while Donna Cochran and Dean Albertson lead boys athletics. Gary Pfanne Becker and Carol Day showcase girls athletics and music with Donna Woodward noted for her contributions.
Marjorie French from Bloomfield joins Moravia third graders as they wage war on germs with pictures and charts. Terry Benz leaves the third grade for Moulton, testing whether a girl’s addition and a boy’s departure shift the balance in the classroom war.
Udell girls beat Moravia 53 to 49 as Moravia tied and briefly led in the second quarter. Martha Rouse topped scoring with 19, Joyce Harris 16, Margaret Fenton 12, Rita Gardner 2. Moravia boys, led by Kenny Ellison with 20, defeated Udell 51 to 41. Richard Coltrain and Ronnie Woodward added 6 each.
The Glee Club women perform on Friday March 7 with a sextette and two trios. Sextette members include Karen Scott Karen Woodward Carol Main Janet Harrington Donna Woodward Sandy Card. They are accompanied by Linda Coulson. Two trios feature Janet Harrington Joyce Kincade Jeanne Hawk and Karen Woodward Carol Main Donna Woodward with Virginia Burger at piano.
A compact school profile lists names and preferences of Sherry Crowder and Barbara Yeager, including birthplaces, dates, and high school activities such as Glee Club, FHA, Band, Thespians, and office practice. It notes future ambitions, favorite songs, colors, cars, and pet peeves with emphasis on Des Moines ties.
Donna Ruth Wood, born Pierson, Yowa on March 18, 1940, weighs 122 pounds with green eyes and dark brown hair. Her favorite subject is Sociology and her favorite person is Carol.
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The Union Farmerettes met at Lois Strunk's home on February 21 with 11 members answering a roll call about applying club lessons. Plans were made for a skating party on March 13 and buying portfolio supplies, plus a $2.00 receipt from selling skill ets. Alexia Swasick gave a talk on
Ann Exline demonstrated making a dresser scarf with mitered corners while Linda Proctor led a portfolio making session. Refreshments included fruit salad cake and pop for Linda Ann Joyce Jeanette Lois Patty Betty Peggy Alexia Becky two leaders and nine visitors after games and records.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Anderson and family and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Anderson enjoyed ice cream and cake at the Wm. Anderson home Wednesday evening. Other visitors were Mr. and Mrs. John McClellan of Oswego Ill who stayed until Thursday.
Local entertainment note highlights Kay Overturf performing Saturday night in Centerville with likely guest appearances and neighborhood venue attendance.
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