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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1968
Page
5
Editorial notes students at M H S are busy with banquets conventions and plans for state events. F F A and F H A clubs finish or prepare for banquets with junior class planning for Prom and a class play. Seniors anticipate early graduation and a welcome vacation as spring ends the school year.
A Time and a Place discussion covered proper times for cleaning and dirty work, including activities like badminton and jumping on trampolines. The group watched a film and compared boys from their school to peers, concluding they are as clean as others but can improve.
The Girls Glee Club prepares for an April concert and an upcoming contest. Several members perform solos or in small ensembles as they get ready and wish them success.
Linda Kaye Self, daughter of Carol Self and the late Don Self of Moravia, is March’s Teen of the Month. Born February 10, 1952 in Centerville, Iowa, she stands 5'4" with brown hair and eyes. Her favorites include the film To Sir With Love, Sidney Poitier, Anne Margaret, the Monkees, and eating and talking. no teacher or subjects listed.
The juniors have most prom details ready and are awaiting the big day. Plans are nearly complete but scheduling will not allow the event for about two more months.
Students continue sewing in Home Ec class with about two weeks left. Most finish dresses while some lag due to absences and limited sewing machines. The class aims to look polished for the upcoming style show.
Studio listing shows Good Morning World returning to school Monday. Match Game features volleyball at noon. Music Hall hosts Glee Club. Run For Your Life covers moving between classes. Junior high students transition to high school. Mission Impossible revolves around timely assignments.
Kenneth Lindley, born June 12, 1950 in Moline Illinois, is 17 with black hair and brown eyes. Son of Mr and Mrs Russell Lindley. studies American Government Economics Sociology. pursues office practice and bookkeeping with Science Club and Annual Staff participation. enjoyed the senior trip and prom. favorite subject varied with teacher Mr Walker. pastime includes watching drag races. pet peeve is teachers.
Joyce McDonough born June 3, 1950 in Centerville Iowa to Mr and Mrs Max Mc Donough. She is one year old with red hair and brown eyes and is listed among students in subjects like Bookkeeping American Government Office Practice and Speech. Extracurriculars include FHA FBLA FTA Science Club Student Council Scribbler Girls Track Cheerleader Annual Staff Drum Majorette and more. Highlights include the Best Prom Ever and FHA banquet planning details.
Kenneth Long from Centerville Iowa born November 1 1950 is noted with brown hair and the study of sociology bookkeeping office practice and American government. He lists multiple favorite subjects and teachers and participates in annual staff activities. His pastime is riding the hood behind Lurchs pickup and his pet peeve is automatic transmissions. The highlight of high school is getting out.
The column lists midday volleyball mishap among teachers, a chemistry mishap with no injuries, parent attendance at events, and concerns about senior girls’ recreation and films. It notes seniors’ behavior affecting Mr Argo, the need for air freshener in government, and sixth period P E class skill for badminton. It also covers economics class budgeting lessons and money management aims.
A short note highlights plans for year graduation and the senior trip slated for this year. It mentions upcoming events and a focus on milestones for students and staff.
The text discusses a geisha as a Japanese singing and dancing girl. It mentions names Dan McCrory Martha French Craig Miller Ruth Steen and references a nightly hook. The fragment suggests a discussion of definitions and attribution.
This piece outlines a simple four step approach to starting a business. It emphasizes assessing personal capability, choosing the business type, selecting a location with earning potential, and planning advertising to spread the word. It suggests signs and rumor as ways to reach neighbors in a community setting.
Moravians track season starts for boys and girls at M. H. 8. Some players reported painful walking after early practices, highlighting the tough start for the squad.
Harold Holder spoke to the American Government class about the Department of Agriculture and its local impact. Plans for court and institution trips were not made. The Moravia High table tennis scene grows as balls fly around the gym and bleachers.
The message presents a six letter school code M O I S I I to describe student virtues. It lists daily behavior traits such as honesty, open mindedness, foresight, and respect for others, framed as a call to students to live up to the school's standards.
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