Moravia Junior Class Play Set for November 6
Moravia High School announces the Junior class play Shirt Sleeves to be presented November 6 at 7 30 p m in the living room Rand home. Cast includes Esther Rand Dee Fenton Theodore Rand Diana Rand Bonnie Frame Norman Aldrich Paul Dicks and others with production staff listed. A no dress rehearsal is planned for November 5 at 1 00 p m for students and children at regular prices. evening performance requires adult admission.
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Charles Quiniley Burdette
Esther Rand
Dee Fenton
Theodore Rand
James Main
Diana Rand
Bonnie Frame
Norman Aldrich
Paul Dicks
Franklin Rand
Kester Gladfelder
Julia Rand
Jo Elten Broshar
Kitty
the Maid
Phyllis Laws
Clarigan Scott
Beverly Callen
Midge Waring
Dorothy Brown
Donald Rand
Dick Brown
Richard Crandall
Jack Baldwin
Gerald Rinehart
Rex Derby
Junior Caster
Sheila Hannam
Janella Reid
Harold Dean Tisue
Beaunita Main
Charles Wakefield
Ronnie Huff
Paul Fenton
Marilyn, Beaty
Doris Ellison
James Sawyer
Faculty Sketches of Hazel M Burge Moravia’s English Instructor
Hazel M Burge, born in Dubuque County Iowa, is welcomed as Moravia’s new English and speech instructor in her first year at the district school. She earned a BA from Upper Iowa University Fayette and studied at Northwestern University and Columbia College of Expression. Burge previously taught in Bristol and Letts and is a member of Alpha Pi Omega. She is five feet four inches tall, weighs 140 pounds, with brown eyes and hair and has no listed hobbies.
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Hazel M. Burge
Dubuque County
Iowa
Epworth Seminary
Epworth
Upper Iowa University
Fayette
Northwestern University
Evanston, Ill
School of Speech
Columbia College of Expression
Chicago
Miss Burge
Bristol
Letts
Moravia
Alpha Pai Omega
Burge
Ravig
Junior High Students Mix Work With Weather
Seventh graders review English and illustrate their work while the eighth grade explores early inventions and reports on the automobile. Charles Johnson travels to Chicago with his father for two days on a business trip. Arithmetic and basic Algebra study continue as the eight grade works hard.
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Charles Johnson
Chicago
Illinois
Sophomore News From History Class Update
Mr. Hickman teaches history as Mrs. Puttle is out. We hope she returns soon. In Literature we must illustrate Gareth and Mette. Sophomore News 13 is scarce. Any ideas on improving our beam project, fellow Sophomores?
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Hickman
Editorial Calls For Clear Thinking In A Time Of Upset
The piece argues that modern schooling has branched beyond the three R's and stresses the need to study harder and think straight. It praises teachers while urging faithful study to develop deep minds and practical problem solving, ending with a call to train ourselves to be good straight thinkers despite confusion.
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Janella Reid
Ideal Boy Opinions From Students Across Ages
A student column collects varied perspectives on the ideal boy, describing height from five three to six feet, eye and hair color ranges, and traits such as honesty, politeness, and activity in church, 4 H, sports, or bands. Several entries press for character over appearance while noting age, education, and social behavior.
Moravia seniors profile Barbara Broshir and peers in 1920s yearbook style
Barbara Broshir born Moravia November 10 1928 stands five foot five and a half with light brown hair and eyes. She studied Waterloo two years then More ayes and engaged in band and clarinet with leadership roles and Thespian activities. Chuck Burton born near Moravia April 33 1928 is five foot eight with black hair gray eyes and 17 years old. he participated in softball art choir cheerleading F F A and Thespian plays. Jack Campbell born near Eddyville December 12 1929 is five foot nine with brown hair hazel eyes and glasses. he joined Thespians F F A and junior class plays while aiming to be an aviator.
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Barbara Broshir
Moravia
Waterloo
Aiaty
Clar’rinet
Thespian
F.H. A
Junifor
Templet Lay
Scribbler
Sitrand
Thespiana
Hershey
Laramy_ y Kaye
Tescher
Misa Seeley
Charles Burton
Chuck
New Hope
Car
Chevy
van Johnson
Betty Grable
Duffy’s Tavern
Mr. Hickman
Jack. Campbell
Eddyville
Foster
Jack
Bibey
Ruth
Car—Ford
Crientors
Gary Cooper
Ijune Allison
Judy
Homemaking Classes Study Beefs Breads And Salads
The first year homemaking girls began quick breads and yogurt? Actually quick breads. They prepared some last week. Homemaking II studied beef cuts and cookery and made Swiss steak. They will begin poultry soon. The classes also studied salads and dressings and yeast breads and made cinnamon rolls for lunch.
Moravia Routs Town Team 17 to 16 In Sloppy Showdown
The Moravia boys basketball team opened with a rough game against the town squad. Players DeWayne Moore Dick Brown Harold Dean Tisve Paul Dicks and Bernard Casebolt faced Roy Woodward Pearl Hiner Robert Gladfelder Bill Luse Richard Hudgens and Max McDonough. The contest resembled football with dog piles and acrobatics before the town team won 17 to 16.
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Moravia
DeWayne Moore
Dick, Brown
Harold Dean
Tisve
Paul Dicks
Bernard Casebolt
Roy Woodward
Pearl Hiner
Robert Gladfelder
Bill Luse
Richard Hudgens
Max McDonough
Junior Class Skating Party At Albia Receives Mixed Attendance
The Junior news notes a scarce turnout for the Albia skating party last Monday. Trento Gladfelder drove the bus and the group filled the seats. They sang the school song on entering Albia, then skated and attended the film Adventures of Rusty. Some stayed to skate while others saw Pillow to Post. The event ended with a generally enjoyable evening.
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Albia
Preas
Trento Gladfelder
Albie
Up Fes
Rusty
Freshman News in Algebra Class Awakens Activity
The freshmen in Algebra are back to the first part of the book and reviewing. They are slow to start and organizers urge action, encouraging the class to engage more. Union classifieds report results.
Club Tryouts and Plans For One Act Plays
Thursday morning three clubs met to do their work. Tryouts were held for parts in two one act plays to be performed as A Sign Unto You and The Red Dress. A brief business meeting approved selling popcorn, pop and candy bars to raise funds for department curtains. The group discussed What New In Home Economics and presented a talk on frozen foods and lockers.
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Cluys
F. H.A
Secretaries elected after Bonnie Frame resigns
The Commercial Club elected a new secretary, Sheil Hannam, to replace Bonnie Frame. The program included Filing Clinice Earlene Whigher, Personal and Private Secretaries Lois Hawk, followed by a general discussion and reading of want ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Bonnie ‘Frame
Sheil, Hannam
Earlene Whigher
Lois Hawk
Community Notes Tell of Birthdays Visits and School Fundraiser
Wed at Lloyd Davison home, John and Ella Hiatt visited. Sunday gatherings included Mr. and Mrs. Frank O Conner and Norris with Carl Boyer home, and a birthday for Karen. New baby Daryl Gene born to Bob and Moffitt family on grandfather’s birthday. A box supper at Boyer school netted $73 for Miss Betty Foster’s class. Wynona Whicker hospitalized with cold and heart trouble. Dwight Kanter has a new baby girl. Kasters, in California, overseas. Several families mentioned visiting, haying duties, and weekend plans.
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John and
Ella Hiatt
Lloyd Davison
Fred Boyer
Everett
Wash
Forest
Moffitt
Frank O’conner
Norris
Kenneth O’conner
Carl Boyer
Karen
Phyllis Lockman
Batty Jean Foster
Virsil
Raster
Earnie Memir
Wirail
Omer
Roy Hiatt
Lloyd. Davidon
Leater Cochran
Alta
Eddie
Allen
Cochran
Roy
Charles Broshar
Carole
Ronnie
John Sufficool
Charlotte
Paul
Jim Easter
Vers Boyer
Wilma Whicker
Enid Walker
Frank
Conner
June Pfannebsoker
Opal Kaster
Dwight Kanter
Mr. Kaster
Children Visit Many Homes for Weekend Socials
J children visited eight households Sunday evening at Arthur Zertis home. They spent the past week at Forest Moffitt home. Mr and Mrs Olir Putias and children, Mr and Mrs H C Rostes spent Sunday at Claude Wren's. Mr and Mrs Jim Kaster and Earl spent Sunday at Vernon Kasex's. Mr and Mrs Frank OConnor and Norris, Mr and Mrs Kenneth OConnor and children and William Espy spent Sunday at Pearlie Boyer home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur ‘Ertis
Bob Moffitt
Forest Moffitt
Olir Putias
H. C. Rostes
Spns
Claude Wren
Jim Kaster
Eal
Vernon Kasex
Frank
O’conner
Norris
Kenneth O'Conner
William Espy
Pearlie
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H. S. Scribbler
Elmer
Ron McDanes
Alpha
Deana McDonough
Omega
Jean Halimond
Margie Scanlon
Velma Overturé
Besmeta Main
Charlotte Scott
Hazel Burge
Thespian Dramatic Honor Society For
Ron Peterson
Stege Pater
Ete Cpece Sale
Virginia DeBoyle
Broshar Oyce
Junior High News
Editorial
J. M
Michigan
M. Bi
Venetah Andrews
Babar
the Sports Reel
Freshman News
Thespian Club
Southern Utilities Company
Pug” Bue
Boyer Ridge
C. Easter
Velma Gladfelder
Gerental Icker
Lester Cochran
Albia Electric CO
N. W. Corner Square
Ab Tisue
George Railing
U.S. Mangle
Harry Glick
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corporation
Roland
Firestone
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