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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1964
Page
5
An editorial urges responsibility from all at upcoming basketball games starting November 6 with Pella Christian. It emphasizes spectator manners, roles for juniors, teachers, and staff, and the need for enthusiastic support to motivate teams, reminding readers to attend Homecoming in November.
In Home Ec the class shifts to Child Care. Students must create a baby sitting kit of five or more homemade items such as a picture puzzle and a beanbag, plus a baby scrapbook with pictures of infants not over age two. They also prepare child menus and track activities like babysitting, cooking, clothing, and room decorating.
Disobedience and bedtime problems among small children are the focus of reports by Joyce McDonough and Ann McDonough. Joellen Hiatt and Linda Axnold cover disobedience, Judy Stufflebeam and Debbie Van Dorin report feeding issues. Nancy Crabtree will present on play for a small child show. Mrs Selix teaches Home Economics. Nancy Crabtree.
Kenneth Long Paretts details include birthplace St Joseph hospital Centerville Iowa. Height five feet one inch weight 95 pounds hair brown eyes brown and hort subjects Algebra I General Science Vo Ag English I. Favorites include color ocean blue food hamburgers and Plymouth cat. Song Liberty Valliance. Teacher Mr Armstrong. Pet peeve people who act big but are not.
On Thursday morning October 29 the first Scribbler meeting gathered 45 members in the typing room. Editor Janice McDonough explained the club’s purpose to 18 new freshmen and sponsor Miss Barrows outlined expectations for weekly or tri monthly stories and timely submissions.
Mrs Rose's fifth grade keeps busy this fall with weather study in science and U S history in social studies. An English hobby club forms and a Halloween party is enjoyed by all. Students listed include Jackie Ballanger Carolyn Beal Ronald Cloyd Teddy Coch ran Nyle Cox Michael Bavis Susan Dooley David Ewing Judy Fosenburg James Gillen Joel Gladfelder Gary Greene Donna Hawk Patty Hiatt Sharon Hopkins Mark Kelly Jerome Marlin Joyce Martin David McDanel Eileen McDonough Carson Miller Rose Mary Rogers Jean Ann Rouse Dennis Spencer Beverly Stewart Charles Tarbell Mike Tomlin Robert Whitehead Lloyd Wilson.
Carol Joyce Stocker was born in Ottumwa Iowa to Mr and Mrs Dwight Stocker. She stands five feet three inches tall weighs 125 pounds has reddish brown hair and blue eyes. She lists English I Algebra I Home Ec I General Science and Home Ec as subjects and barbecued ribs as food. Her car interest is sport cars and her favorite song is Please Please Me and The Last Kiss. A Moon Spinners movie reference appears with Home Ec as a subject. Teachers named are Mr Armstrong and Mr
A brief note profiles a person labeled as Hoatetler Pet Peéva who believes they are smarter than everyone else. The item underscores the ego and social reaction in a compact society vignette.
Afi McDonough and Jack McDonough are linked to Centerville Iowa. The profile notes general science home economics algebra and English I subjects and lists teachers Mr Hostetler and Mr Armstrong. Physical details include heights and eye color while other items mention a Chevy vehicle and cultural references such as The Last Kiss and Parent Trap.
Fifth grade led by Mr. Foster stays busy with plant study Middle Atlantic States math and health topics. Bulletin boards showcase Explore by Reading Leaves and Nuts and Kinds of Animals. Halloween decorations and a class party added seasonal cheer. Students include Donald Argo Scott Armstrong Tommy Brownlee Patty Caster and many others.
George Brozovich, born in Centerville Iowa, stands five feet tall and weighs 120 pounds with green eyes. The record lists courses General Science Algebra I Vocational Agriculture I English I and a few personal details including favorite color blue and food hamburgers. He drives a Ford and enjoys the song The Last Kiss. The tall man Mavis and the agriculture teacher Mr Dayton appear in the notes along with a pet peeve about people who talk about teachers.
In the hot lunch program Lucy and Freda Morrison prepare meals daily. Students voice complaints about menu variety and sameness, but staff emphasize fixed menus target variety and individual tastes.
November calendar lists events: Adult Homemaking Class in period 7, Young Farmer's Class in period 4, Student Council in period 4, Pella Christian November 6, American Education Week November 8 to 14, Library Chair in period 8, Open House November 10 at 6 30 p.m., S U S Representative visit for seniors about college, F F A in period 3, and a reminder to attend Homecoming on November 20 with a note to change your mind.
A readable menu list detailing daily meals from November 5 through November 11. Each day offers a main course with sides and beverages, including hot beef roast, macaroni and tomatoes, frankfurters, roast beef, and oven fried chicken, with various sides, desserts, and milk.
Junior class members of M.HLS go door to door selling magazines to fund the annual, senior trip, Jr and Sr Banquet, and Prom. Business manager Max Hawk leads two teams The Munsters led by Rowena Cox and The Goals led by Mike Kuhns with a goal of 1200 dollars. Community support can push past the target. Magazines make nice Christmas gifts.
In households where someone has everything or is hard to shop for, a junior may not have reached out yet but likely will soon. The message suggests anticipation of a call or inquiry as holiday gifting looms.
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