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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1962
Page
3
J HORRIDGE Guidance Counselor reflects on how reading, languages, and subjects influence study habits and life goals. The piece discusses how early education forms choices, ambitions, and the kind of person students strive to become as they progress through school.
A Moravia address exhorts students to value schooling as a bridge to a changing world. It emphasizes using thinking power, speaking, and reading to grasp ideas, share knowledge, and contribute to progress, noting how communication drives science and practical innovation on farms and in society.
The text defines guidance as advice from experienced people and emphasizes sources from parents churches teachers and counselors. It notes the school guidance counselor Mr Horridge aims to meet every student privately at least twice a year to discuss any problems.
Wayne Doll born April 4 1944 in Unionville Iowa is 18 with blue eyes black hair and 5 10 height. He attends agriculture classes and enjoys hunting. He notes counseling as vital for guiding post high school plans and praises counselor Horidge for helpful advice.
Audience comments praise energy and humor while noting standout lines and legs from Ronnie. Viewers question Ronnie's footwear and curtain puller moment as the cast earns mixed applause and closing relief.
A classroom overview on engines and transport methods explains external combustion engines resemble steam engines. It covers their use in boats airplanes and general movement of people and goods.
Students in English I just finished learning active voice where the subject performs the action and passive voice where the subject receives it. They explored transitive and intransitive verbs, noting transitives need direct objects while intransitives do not.
A gossip column fragment asks how sophomores sang on the scribbler trip and questions about lipstick mishaps. Edie M. confronts who upset her after seeing Mike Martin with another person. Max chides Linda over car debates while Steve is urged to relent.
A playful note addresses Jay C and Linda J with light jokes about timing and a plan to start cutting down trees in Spanish class, mentioning Rose mary P in a casual, chatty school setting.
May events include a County Council dinner in Centerville, a state music contest in Moravia, and baseball sectional tournaments at Blakesburg. June features junior class decorations, a banquet, Baccalaureate at M E church, senior chapel, spring band concert, and high school commencement. Last day for students, reports and grading wrap at 3:00.
Mrs Theo Miller Coulson hosts and hosts guests from neighboring homes including Mrs Genevieve Morgan Mrs Eva Morgan and families. Shared meals and Sunday dinners with Hiatt Ballanger Mikels Argo Shoemaker Gray and others. Local visits include Lute Hiatt Johnson Palmer Wilson Rollie Miller and out of town guests from Davenport Chicago Lincoln Ottumwa and Albia.
Mrs Dick Brown and neighbors list visits, dinners, and church events around Bloomfield. Families including Christy, Sheldon, Rinehart, Brown, Callen, and Dicks share Friday to Monday meetups, Easter programs, and funeral attendance with Des Moines and Minneapolis connections.
Lloyd Brown hosted a Saturday evening gathering. Mr and Mrs Gilbert Callen joined Wayne Christy and Aubray Christy for Sunday dinner. Meart Dicks hosted Mr and Mrs Clell Sheldon Janie Mary Jo, Darwin Sheldon and baby, and Harold Paxton with Mary Beth. Dick Brown and Brad, Russell Brown, and Richard Dunham with children dined at Pearl Broshar home.
Moravian Union offices announce in stock copies of regulation receipts for truckers. Fifty triplicate sets are available to the bookkeeper in charge, enabling compliance and record keeping.
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