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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1966
Page
5
A compact fable on ego as a feeding beast inside each person. It contrasts conceit and inferiority with a mid path labeled likable. The Country Parson’s quote invites self reflection on opinions and self moderation.
On March 13 seven Moravia students and two sponsors traveled to Des Moines to represent Moravia at the FBLA state convention. Participants included Phil Harrington Connie Mullins Donnie Robinson Jean Haw k Richard Mosley Mary Kay Spencer and Marsha Day. They stayed at Hotel Savery and Kirkwood hotel with sponsor Miss Barrows and chaperone Mrs. Richard Coltrain.
Russell Louis Bettis born September 22 1948 in Waterloo Iowa is 17. He lists brown hair and brown eyes. He studies chemistry trig geometry and calculus government and economics. He plays basketball FFA FTA annual staff science club and student council. He enjoys pool and runs at Brooks stadium. Highlights include the Jr Sr prom and senior trip.
Sandy Fenton born November 7, 1948 in Centerville Town to Mr and Mrs Harold Fenton. She lists subjects Government and economics sociology office practice home ec with favorite subject sociology and favorite teacher all of them. Extra curriculars include F H A F T A Band and Scribbler. Favorite pastime radio phone and friends. Pet peeve cars with poor heaters. Highlight of high school Senior year.
A Sociology class lists senior career options with reports on key punch operator, dressmaker, beauty school, Peace Corps, secretary, home economics, accountant, airline agent, Air Force, Army career, and lawyer. Graduation is May 20, 1966, prompting seniors to plan future vocations.
Chester Gillen Jr born May 15 1948 in Albia Iowa profiles list parents Mr and Mrs Chester A Gillen dark brown hair blue eyes with interests in vo ce ag chemistry bookkeeping government economics favorites include chemistry and FFA. Phil Harrington born October 17 1948 in Ottumwa Iowa profiles note blue eyes parents Mr and Mrs Richard Harrington hobbies include basketball and band.
Shirley Helmick praises everything while Pat Judge looks forward to Thompson's Beauty Academy. Marsha Day enjoys staying until Monday night and Judy Cochran values Alan's presence. Maribeth Johnson likes nearly everything, especially time away from school. Janet Rhee notes meeting Younkers staff and watching teams. Barbara Thomas enjoys shopping and time, Mary Jo Wilson enjoys games, Charleston, and shopping. Minnie Condra loves the trip, Faith Jordan greets many girls. Paula Cleaver enjoyed the Dunlap vs South Hamilton game and cheerleaders.
A world history classroom bulletin board, created by three students, splits views on U.S. involvement in Vietnam. The NO side shows destruction and student demonstrations, while YES features images labeled Our Freedom and Their Freedom, including a Vietnamese subject named Mary Joyce Mullins.
A list of names and film titles appears as a collage of reader responses. The entries mention Gayla Vincent with The Mad Mad Mad Mad World Judy Janssens Bye Bye Birdie and several others tied to Red Line 7000, West Side Story, The Sons of Katie Elder, How the West Was Won, and The Great Race among titles.
Judy Cochran wears a dark green sweater and A-line skirt suitable for sport or dress. Joyce Mc Donough sports a black and white blazer with a white wool skirt and sweater, accessorized by black heels and a purse. Marjorie French showcases a blue black white plaid three piece outfit with a white blouse and black flats. Mise Barrows leads well dressed faculty among the stylish notes.
The description notes a matching yellow sweater and A line skirt with black accessories. A new hairstyle is described as very becoming, completing a stylish look.
William Martin praises the trip while Richard Mosley notes local color and Bruce Woodward recalls entertaining dances. Max Argo finds the show and attendance poor, Larry Irwin enjoys games and scenery, and Coach Reno comments on player conduct. Phil Harrington highlights games show billiards and food. Marshalltown defeats Shenandoah, with stocker and others commenting on the day.
Jani Ward describes how the speech class explores poetry through varied types such as humorous modern and classical works. Students read sections, classify each piece and seek its meaning, focusing on how poetry can be interesting with correct study techniques.
The MHS junior class rehearses for their play Publicity Mad to be presented March 29 at 8 00 p m Music notes reference The Ballad of the Green Beret What a Day for a Day dream and I Fought the Law.
Commentary notes the Righteous Breers record Soul and Inspiration as a standout sound. Peter Sellers stars in the Casino Royale adaptation, possibly as James Bond, while Lee Marvin eyes an Academy Award for Cat Ballou. Local veterans may stage a Thespian play directed by Mr. Sheldon, likely a mystery thriller lineup.
Chapter Seven covers stopping distance as the sum of reaction and braking distances. Reaction distance equals travel before braking begins and averages a fraction of a second. Braking distance grows roughly with speed squared. safe driving keeps you in the clear distance ahead of the car.
English in Mrs. Tuttle s class continues to write compositions and reports on topics like Love Trust and Hope plus study habits small cars and improving bad habits, showing a range of exercise themes and engagement in writing.
The Algebra II class explores a chapter on Approximate Numbers Logarithms Slide Rule and Binary System. Students learn how to sound off numbers and apply rounding rules such as 4.5 to 4.0 and 44 to 4.6. The rule states numbers above five round up and numbers below five are dropped.
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