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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1966
Page
2
In our American History class we examine who wrote the Declaration why and what it contains. We study the American Revolution its causes outcomes and key figures who fought in the war. We also note which foreign nations sent troops and the growth from early settlements to thirteen independent states.
Karen Martin a 15 year old sophomore born October 9 1951 is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Bruce Martin. She attended Centerville high school last year with interests in home economics English world history biology physical education and vocal music. She has blue eyes light brown hair is five feet two inches tall and enjoys radio reading pizza and the Mustang. Karen considers Moravia High a nice school and likes it.
Sixteen year old Stephen Hersey, son of Rev and Mrs Thomas D Hersey, is a Moravia High sophomore. He attended Grand Valley last year and this year takes driver education English plane geometry biology and world history. Stephen, born September 7 1950, is 5 ft 9 in with brown hair and blue eyes and says Moravia High has lots of cute girls and is well organized with friendly people. His favorites include chicken Chevrolet and reading about magic with a pet peeve of short hair cuts.
Casuals for Class highlights fall fashion trends with low-slung belts and exaggerated collars. The piece promotes sewing outfits to save money, noting hip-hugging jumpers, low waist jumpers, and shirtwaist dresses as key looks. It suggests three-piece coordinates and beginner projects for all skill levels.
The MHS marching band, under director Mr. Johnson, practices a new counter marching method and a routine built around Colonel Boogie as they begin work on the State Marching Contest piece. The process includes a floating diamond maneuver, described as challenging but achievable.
Brief appreciation from the Bland family for community kindness. Includes multiple students from Moravia with personal details such as birthplaces Ottumwa Centerville and Centerville Iowa, heights, weights, hair and eye colors, school subjects and teachers, cars, foods, songs, movies, pets and opinions about high school.
Donald Leffler, born October 25, 1951, is a science teacher. He is the son of Max and Marvelle Leffler. He stands 5 ft 7 in tall and weighs 1600 lbs with blond hair. He drives a Ford and enjoys hamburgers. He likes the high school and has no notable pet peeve or dislikes mentioned. He has a favorable opinion of the school.
Mrs Theo Miller Coulson visits noted alongside several social calls. Families including Tucker Pfannebecker Ballanger Wakefield and Witt households hosted dinners, church events, and weekend trips in Bentonsport Centerville Rockford and nearby. Regular visits with Hiatt Turner and Shoemaker circles reflect a busy community social calendar.
Mrs. Herb Boblenz visited the Centerville hospital with his brother Gus Hiatt and Mrs. Hiatt. Ernest Hiatt and family have spent time there. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Martin visited the Eric Tucker home. Linda Witt called on Judy Ballanger. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Boblenz visited the Clifford Belzer home in Albia Friday. Mrs. Theo Miller joined Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Johnson for a trip to Boulder Montana last Wednesday.
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