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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1962

Page

5

School dance planning notes list committees and schedule

The piece records student editors and classes naming Rosemary Phillips and Linds Davis among staff, with seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen listed. It details a plan to save treasury money for a spring Prom, and assigns committees: four girls for activities beyond dancing and four boys for refreshments. The party runs 7 to 11 p.m. per school rules, with a follow up story promised.

Pat Blumer Peggy Rogers

Reflection on grades and effort at Moravia school

An editorial urges students to improve in the second six weeks, noting two weeks have passed and grades will be permanent records. It stresses earnest work, warns against procrastination, and asks if readers will be proud of their grades when future employers inquire. The message ends with a call to act today.

Heat expands brass ball after heating demonstration

A freshmen science class watched Mr. Miller heat a brass ball then attempt to pass it through a ring. The ball passed when cold but failed after heating, illustrating expansion with heat and contraction when cooled.

Juniors Vote for Party Dance in Old Gym

On Tuesday October 10 the Junior class met in room 101 to decide on a class party. The vote favored a dance in the old gym with admission charged. One nomination was made and the class agreed to hold the party in October.

Library Club Meeting Briefed Duties For the Month

On October 5 the Library Club met in room 163 at 12 30. Mr Starch evich reviewed duties to the library and a monthly bulletin board plan was adopted. Ten members attended and the meeting adjourned at 12 40.

Library Club Starchevich

Third Grade Mrs Burger Notes Classroom Life

Third grade reports from Mrs. Burger and Mrs. Ashby describe back to school activities. Students count money and learn change in arithmetic while weekly science experiments and a terrarium occupy the science corner.

Mrs. Burger Scott Ashby Caster Patty Cloyed Ronald Cox Nyle Dooley Susan Ewing David Fosenburg Judy Gillen James Greene Gary Helmick Richard Hiatt Patricia Hopkins Sharon Marlin Jerome McDanel Randy Rogers Rosemary Spencer Dennis Simmona Christi Stocker Joyce Swift Lon Thomas Kim Tomlin Mike Woodward Natalie Eileen Miller Carson Rouse Jean Ann Stanley Tarbell Charles Tisue Daryl Underwood Billy Roxan Whitehead Bobby

Union Office Offers Pastel Occasion Items

The Union Office lists plain pastel colors or patterns for all occasions. Items are sold as is or imprinted, with options for customization.

Naperins Asis Union Office

Rosemary Phillips Teen of the Month Leader on Scribbler

The Scribbler honors Rosemary Phillips as Teen of the Month. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Phillips. At seventeen, she studies bookkeeping shorthand American government and Spanish I. She participates in FHLA Thespians Library FBL A and council. Her favorites include Ford strawberry short cake lavender and Michelle. She values helping new members and reads and works on her scrapbook.

The Scribbler Rosemary Phillips Harry Phillips Rosemary Library F.b.la Coe Council Planet Activities Ford Michelle MHS

Getting Acquainted Dean Stocker Descriptive Card

Dean Stocker is a student with black hair and blue eyes. He stands 5 feet 6 inches tall and studies vocational ag English general science and algebra. He lists basketball as an interest.

Dean Stocker Voc. Ag

First Day of School Lunches In Hot Lunch Room

The hot lunch room opened with Mrs. John Laws as cook. About 150 students dined daily during the first five weeks. Mrs. Selix helped plan menus two weeks in advance. Meals with milk cost 25 cents. Extra milk available. Assisting Laws were three girls, two boys, and Mrs. Morrison.

John Laws Atate Selix Laws Morrison

What do you think of your grades this time

A collection of student reactions about their grades with mixed feelings. Sondra says could be a lot better while Linda H. regrets not working harder. Barbara L. and Pam M. are terse or evasive. Edith M hopes grades do not drop, Marlys J. wants them to stay steady, Jo. D. dismisses a concern, Karat HH. calls it miserable, Linda D. sees room for improvement, Peggy R. is unsure after an initial shock, TeLaNita S. surpassed expectations but worries about maintaining, Donna T. notes room for improvement, Dixie Rae exclaims, and Connie Wi. hints at an impression.

Sondra Linda H Barbara L Pam M Lillian M Edith M1 Marlys J Jo. D Linda D Peggy R Tlanita S Donna T Dixie Rae Connie Wi

Fragmented remarks on quality from several commenters

Darlene F notes some things will worsen while others stay fine. Diana Fi adds the items were fair, though not great. Carolyn B complains about typing, calling it tedious and frustrating.

Darlene F Diana Fi Carolyn B

Moravia Students Emphasize Safety and Responsibility

A Moravia school note urges students to practice road and school safety as new drivers gain licenses. It warns about dangers from bus disruptions, sidewalks, and the trampoline, noting rough noon basketball games and the impact of injuries on classmates and future adulthood.

Public sale ad plans urged by The Union

The Union invites plans for a public sale and offers printing of sale bills and advertisements. The service aims to reach a wide territory and attract a large crowd to ensure a successful sale.

C Whitehead In Accident at St Joseph Hospital Centerville

Clarence Whitehead entered St Joseph hospital in Centerville Thursday after a combine mishap left a toe nearly severed. Other notes mention Richard Perry at FA convention in Kansas City and American Royal. most entries record social visits among local families and dinner gatherings.

Clarence Whitehead St. Joseph Centerville Richard Perry Kansas City George Hellyer Dell Hellyer Delbert Calhoun Eugene Jackson Ottumwa Mike Grinstead Karl Lee Calhoun Jerry Brown Sigourney Lloyd Brown Guy McKerm Newton Long Boyd Paxston Elbert Perry Livyd Brown Cecil Hawkins Russell Hazel Hellyer Ella Platt Faye

School Spirit Sparks Players to Strive at Games

A school article urges fans to attend the first basketball game on November 16 with parents and friends. It argues that visible support boosts effort and potential improvement, as players play to earn pride and victories from the start.

Johnny Laws the Friendly High School Janitor

Johnny Laws, a Princeton Missouri native, serves as a longtime high school janitor. He keeps the building clean, repairs items, waxes floors, cuts grass, and even helps locate misplaced items. In winter he shovels snow and supports students and teachers with a cheerful, helpful spirit.

John Laws Johnny Princeton Missouri

Moravia Expands Spanish II In Second Year Push

El Segundo’s Spanish II class, led by Mr. Holtz, marks only the second year of offering Spanish with five students. Lessons revive forgotten vocabulary through films from Mexico and letters to Spanish speaking peers abroad. Students seek replies as they learn cultural insights and aim to bridge cultures.

Moravia Holtz Brammar Mexico

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Scrisbler Linds Davis Loraine Walker Jolene VanDorin Max McAninch Carol Lewis Connie Roblenz Jo DuVall Becky Wilson Nancy Mosley Karol Helmick Dixie Tubaugh Connie Walter Doris Hawk Fred Tarbell Kenny Estlack Mike Martin Diane Kincade Sue Robinson Lillian Milleman Marlys Feriton Donna Tomlin Patty Blumer Joyce Roberts Janice McDonough Linda Jones Betty Blumer Carol Adams Anita Curtis Linda Underwood Blaine Harrington Lila Swift Marie van Dorin Edie Mullins Richard Johnson Barbara Darby Sharon Wilson Linda Johnson Sandi Kaye Fenton Paula Cleaver Naomi Tadlock Sondra Scott Roze Blumer Rowena Cox Editorial Science Elliott Bookkeeping Supply E. State Centerville Ashby Randly McDanes David Ewing Sharon Hopkins Shardakis Caster East Indies Salem News C. Whitehead Kendall Place Robert Jennings Roscoe Argo Marle Adams Paul Amy John Clarence Floyd Hiner Bobby Whitehead Harold Argo Gary Perry Raymond Perry Merle Adams R. W. Baird Over Stevens Drug Store Iowa Williams Clothing Company Johnny Laws Warcon Arcon Menthol Anti Freeze Joss Roy Rinehart, Mer Albia, Iowa Albia
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