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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1973
Page
5
The writer notes parents’ mixed reactions to magazine advice on handling teens. Some suggestions, like avoiding curfews, seem extreme yet others offer useful points such as open communication and parental backing. The piece invites discussion between parents and teens on evaluating such guidance.
Community poll gathers opinions on whether boys hair length should be restricted at the school. Respondents vary from opposition citing discrimination to support for rules or personal choice, with emphasis on school policy and individual standards.
Marchelle Walter-No voices a firm stance against filth and disorder, urging residents to maintain cleanliness in their community. The remark underscores local expectations for orderly streets and responsible behavior while signaling potential action if standards slip.
At Moravia High School a lunchtime trend has emerged with brown paper bags everywhere. Students carry varied contents from yogurt to candy bars and peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. The trend seems set for the school year amid rising food costs.
The schedule lists Girls State basketball tournament March 6 to 9, Boys State basketball tournament March 14 to 17, the end of the third nine weeks on March 16, and the State Individual Speech Contest on March 16 with the main State Speech Contest on March 17.
Gary McCloud recalls a zumbooruk in Mr Eimers Algebra I book. Brenda Mitchell mentions Janice Adams locker. Brenda, Julie and Steve reference Devana Tubaugh case and bandroom, Steve’s sister room, and Mr Chap were noted in fragmented student talk.
In a biology room Dave Godby recalls guiding pigs while Bob Van Dorin and Molly Van Benthuysen join in. Doug Moore mentions Mrs Hayden’s class and Tony Mahon notes the scene resembles a zumbooruk cannon.
A 15 year old freshman, 5 ft 7 in, dark brown receding hair, favors band English chorus general science arts P E and algebra 1. He is often in trouble, especially in first and third periods.
The week's menu lists meals for Monday through Friday including chili crackers celery sticks iinn rolls and fruit on Monday. Tuesday features goulash buttered carrots peanut butter sandwich fruit and milk. Wednesday serves beef stew tossed salad hot rolls fruit and milk. Thursday offers scalloped turkey green beans peanut butter sandwich orange jello salad and milk. Friday presents beef burgers French fries cole slaw fruit and milk.
Doyle L Ewing a 17 year old Centerville born son of Don ald and Ruby Ewing would be in Plano if today were the last day. He likes pizza admires Barbara Hixenbaugh and sees profanity and xxx rated movies as rotten. He believes America's most vital problem is Mrs Hayden and says teachers irritate him most. He thinks the perfect age is 56 and is happy to graduate to find a job. The most ridiculous act in his four years of high school was attending at all.
A notice invites parents to bring children to the Community Building on Friday March 16 from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. An expert photographer will capture color portraits later reproduced in newspaper in black and white. No charges, no obligation to buy, appointments optional with Betty Charity at 724 2652.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Johnson and others were Sunday visitors at Roscoe Argos. Earl Swift and Clair Long hosted Sunday supper. The Fern Ammons funeral was held at the Christian church in Albia on Monday. Sympathy extended to the Ammons family after the Huff wedding in Moravia.
The Moravia Union has long run a pictorial feature titled Citizens of Tomorrow showcasing area youngsters. In the near future the paper will publish free color pictures of local children as part of the ongoing feature.
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