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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1970
Page
5
The piece argues life is shaped by choices and goals not evolution. It urges students to use high school to explore fields, hear speakers, and plan their futures rather than seek certainty. It cautions against fixation on a single path while promoting proactive planning.
A concise note attributed to Jewell Walker discussing goal setting and achievement. The fragment outlines that having no goals leads to lack of success in life and emphasizes the value of setting aims to drive personal progress.
Dixie Davis and Linda Hiatt earned first team conference honors while Claudia Miller Diane Rogers Linda Self and Beth Steenhoek were named to the second team. Gary Tisner made the first team for the boys and Bobby Self earned second team recognition. Sharon Riegel returned from Washington DC. Moravia celebrated season with a Maple Buffet supper. FBLA initiated about 20 new members at the gym. FFA hosted a lamb supper. Junior play practice begins as teachers juggle meetings. FHA Convention attendance noted for Mrs Harris Camilla Prater and Mary VanDorin.
Juniors run practice for a humorous play under director Mrs. Tuttle. Cast works on pronunciation and timing, avoiding slips like jest instead of just and sitting instead of setting. Nervousness, volume, and memorizing provide common hurdles, but practice is lively and enjoyable. Mrs. Tuttle also sings a portion of a number about cutting down the pine tree. Cathy Cortesio SEW SUPPLY Typing paper 500 sheets 9c Moravia Union Office.
Martha Lorene French born August 11 in Bloomfield Iowa is 18. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs William French. She studies Bookkeeping Sociology Economics Office Practice American Government and participates in vocal music mixed chorus track and FHA. Her highlight senior year is the class trip and graduation.
Dennis LeRoy Gardner, 17, born in Centerville to Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Gardner, counts art metals American Government and Sociology as his courses this year. He enjoys band and vocal music, the staff, and a laid back favorite teacher he can get along with. His hobbies include time with a girl and phone conversations, with hayride car wrecks as a pet peeve and the class trip on prom shaping his senior year.
A school survey asks Mo ravia High School students what the term pre marital co sexual intercitation means. Responses vary from approval to disapproval with remarks about openness behavior and school classroom context. The definition given is holding hands before marriage.
On February 28 eight speech students faced a Fairfield contest with mixed emotions as they tried various divisions. Moravia’s eight performers all earned II ratings while the prior Lamon clinic rated pieces from 1 to III and offered written criticisms.
FFA members offered mixed views on the lamb supper. Some praised the meat as tasty or similar to beef, with one noting a dry bite and fat in the second sandwich, while others questioned flavor and how it compared to beef or steak.
The sophomore class held a meeting from 8:30 to 9:00 to choose three ring styles Echo Ambassador and Academy Award. At 9:00 students selected Echo as their ring style and moved to the gym to pick stone color and pay deposits.
Mr Payne and more than 200 foreign language teachers met in Ames Iowa on Friday and Saturday the 6th and 7th for a short course sponsored by Drake University Iowa State University University of Iowa and other institutions Discussions covered teaching methods and the use of earphone tapes for pronunciation The luncheon speaker was Dr Paul Johnston State Superintendent of Public Instruction A Latin American student may visit Spanish classes soon and Mr Payne plans to attend another conference at Cornell College on May 2.
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