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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1962
Page
5
Editor Rosemary Phillips and assistants listed with junior and sophomore class names make up a partial school staff and student roster. The fragment includes multiple names across classes and ends mid listing, indicating an incomplete yearbook or bulletin page.
Moravia Community High School forms its NHS with three members currently. A meeting on October 4 discussed PSAT relevance, election of officers Jay Taylor Lorraine Walker and Karen Warren hold president vice president and secretary treasurer posts. Regular meetings occur bi monthly as the group aims to foster Scholarship Service Leadership and Character.
An editor recalls a first flight with Mr. Dayton, detailing safety steps before takeoff, a south and north course over Centerville Moravia Rathbun, windy gusts, and a grassy landing noting unfamiliarity yet fond memory of the sky experience.
In Home Ec 1 students began sewing skirts and making plackets if needed. They pin pleats, most at one inch, while nine sewing machines hum in the room. Paula and Sandy sign off with hope to finish soon.
Three car loads of Future Teachers Association members left at 5 a.m. Saturday September 29 for the district conference at North Scott Community School Eldridge Town. The event opened at 9:30 with district president Gloria Bacon in charge. Linda Davis sought treasurer and Marvin Lindley was elected. A sock hop lunch and school tour followed a panel discussion by principals stressing the need for a strong elementary education foundation.
Attendees described the day as eventful and impressive with the meeting providing informative and engaging content. The session sparked interest among participants and left a strong impression of useful insights delivered.
A fragmented class roster lists students with hair eye color heights and subjects. It notes interests such as basketball reading writing and horses showing a snapshot of names like Terry Prough Donald Robinson Linda Pullen Michael Kuhns Connie Mullins and Naomi Tadlock along with their various academic subjects and hobbies.
Moravia high school band placed among the top four at Pancake Day, finishing second overall behind Seymour. Deep River and Fox Valley followed, with judges praising Seymour's suits and Moravia hoping for new attire next year.
The Moravia team earned second place for the first time, marking a departure from its prior third or fourth place finishes.
The Sociology class finished studying defense mechanisms and how they appear in everyday life. Students chose topics on what they look for in a friend, including manners and grooming, and presented oral reports to Mr. Sheldon.
In a breezy series of student questions and playful prompts, classmates tease each other about typing class, bikes, dating, class rings, and fashion. Names like Jean H Judy O Jo Max M Joe K Bill R Kenny E Linda A DeWayne and Mr Starchevich appear as near-fictional figures in a lighthearted exchange.
Danny Johnson, deaf at birth with limited vocabulary, rose to fame as a 17 year old sleight of hand magician. He attended Deaf School in Columbus and Newark High School, later becoming a teletype operator before pursuing magic full time. His early determination and his mother’s support shaped a standout performer, showcasing a remarkable assembly at 9 o'clock this morning.
A misty note captures student cheers and classroom banter about lunch line jokes and dances. It mentions Becky Connie Linda Davis and other names, plus questions about teachers, rides, and a puzzled Scribbler section continuing on the next page.
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