District F.HSA Meeting Here at Moravia High School
Moravia High School hosts the District Future Homemakers of America meeting on Saturday October 26. Girls from district schools will attend under the theme Launching Good Citizenship Through Homemaking. The article credits Mrs Selix and Diane Kincade with major planning efforts and notes the value of citizenship and teamwork in achieving a successful convention.
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The
Moravia High School
Homemakers of America
MLHS
FLA
FHA
Selix
F.H.A
Diane Kincade
F.hla
Esident
Nancy Mosley
Aod
LMOD
Hot lunch menu notes October meals
The listing shows hot lunch menus with dated meals for October 29 to October 31. Menu items include Weiners and bun scalloped potatoes braut prapnis upside cake hot beet sandwiches potatoes and gravy tossed salad cherry pie milk October 30 bean soup stuffed celery cornbread vegetable jello apple crisp October 31 meatloaf carrot and celery sticks corn pudding peach bread and butter.
Moravia FBLA Chapter Held Oct 16 1963 Meeting
The Moravia chapter of the FBLA met October 16 1963 with seventeen members present led by vice president Kenny Estlack. Nancy Mosley and Fred Tarbell were named to the planning committee for coat-check and game-day scheduling. A committee including Dixie Tubaugh Pat Bla ter and Peg Rogers was formed to set a date for the annual FBLA event. Other committees to be formed, meeting adjourned by vice president Kenny Estlack.
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Moravia
Kenny
Bstlack
Nancy Mosley
Fred Tarbell
Wham
Dante
Dixie Tubaugh
Pat Blater
Peg Rogers
Kenny Estlack
Cheerleaders Chosen for 63 64 Season Tryouts
Cheerleading tryouts were held on Wednesday October 16 to select the 63 64 squad. Eight girls competed with four regulars plus one alternates named Paula Cleaver Dixie Tubaugh Connie Walter Becky Wilson Linda Underwood.
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Paula Cleaver
Dixie Tubaugh
Connie Walter
Becky Wilson
Linda Underwood
Living room design project prompts balance and flow
In Rome EC 1 we discuss living rooms with groups of threes reporting on proposition balance emphasis rhythm and harmony. They draft floor plans ensuring balance center of interest clear doorways free of clutter two foot spacing between furniture large pieces on large walls opposite windows fireplace and bookcase with cohesive colors.
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Pammy
Rosie
Online Student Song List Reflects School Talent Show
A set of song titles and performers from a school program appears, listing tracks like Sugar Shack and Surf City with student performers such as Linda Underwood, Butch Robinson, Linda Davis, Don Ryan, Elaine Harrington, Lora Hiatt, and others. The items hint at a sequence for a talent event held at or near Moravia, with bus drivers and teachers referenced in a few entries.
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Sugar Shack
FFA Boys Attend National Meet in Kansas City
Five Moravia FFA members G E Luse Jim Rowley Richard Woodward David Shéelquist and Alan Clark with Vocational Agriculture instructor Larry Dayton attended the National FFA Convention October 10 to 12 in Kansas City Missouri. They stayed at Howard Johnson Motor Lodge as convention sessions were held at Municipal Auditorium. Highlights included greetings from Decca and Future Homemakers and a Patriotism and the FFA pageant. The group visited City Hall viewed the city from the 33rd floor and saw the Four Star Farmers Dwayne Disney Stanley Amudson Jon Ford and Robert Cummins. Robert Cummins of New York was named 1963 Star Farmer of America. Friday was FFA Day at the American Royal Show and officers were installed. Henry McMillas National President addressed the audience. Firestone again presented their annual show.
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Moravia
the Future
Farmers of America
FFA
Kansas City
G. E. Luse
Jim Rowley
Richard Woodward
David Shéelquist
Alan Clark
Larry Dayton
Howard Johnson Motor Lodge
Municipal Auditorium
Jon Ford
Robert Cummins
Keystone Steel and Wire Company
Star Farmers
Robert Cumming
New York
Star Farmer of America
Doc Adams
Kitty
Gunsmoke
National
Henry McMillas
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
David Shelgilist
Freshman Science Explores Heat Concepts and Properties
The Freshman class conducts several heat experiments and discussions on heat uses and properties. They study evaporation and contraction in solids and gases, melting and boiling points, and heating effects on various materials. The unit ends with a planned unit on weather and climate.
Lucy's ROOM Kitchen Crew Plans Lunches At School
Morrison assists Lucy in the kitchen with morning meal prep while seniors and boys help with sandwich making, dipping food, and dishwashing. Mira and Selix design colorful meals and milk is served with every lunch, prompting thanks for the warm, ready meals. Janice and Betty note the mid-morning question What's for dinner?
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Lucy
Morrison
Fifth Grade News Highlights Club and Colonial Studies
The Mrs Rose class of twenty four fifth graders splits time among English and social studies. They run a Hobby club with elected officers Julie Armstrong president Randy Scott vice president John Curtis secretary Craig Miller treasurer. Students showed hobbies and acted in a fire prevention skit. They study United States regions beginning with the southeastern states and Colonial New England. They viewed a Tom Sav age film about Early Virginia and charted regional resources climate and industries. Marie created a large chart detailing southeastern state information.
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Mrs. Rose
Julie Armstrong
Randy Scott
John Curtis
Craig Miller
John
Deborah
Cindy Low
Debbie
Jean
United States
New England
Tom 1 Savage
Virginia
Marie
Industrial Revolution Sparks Economic Shift in England
In 1750 farming dominated rural life while towns saw basic crafts and trade. A surge in production followed from applying science and capital, reshaping industry and wealth. National income fell from 1700 to 1815, then grew thirtyfold from 1815 to 1939.
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England
Varied Activities and Careers For 1963 Moravia Graduates
Moravia Class of 1963 graduates pursue diverse paths from college attendance to trades and employment. Names include Mike Rhee at Centerville Jr. College and Eddie Cochran at home, with many in Cedar Rapids, Ottumwa, Des Moines, and Centerville area jobs or schooling. The list shows a wide range of futures from construction and railroads to colleges, homemaking, and military service.
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Mike Rhee
Centerville Jr
Joe Burger
Clark Super 100
Ottumwa
Leland Blumer
Cleaver’s
Unionville
Jim Argo
Eddie Cochran
Alan Dooley
Linda Gardner
Bob Faber
Cedar Rapids
Jim Ellison
Rock Island Railroad
Charles Harp
Jean Harrington
Ames
Rosemary Horn Smith
Robert Horn
Centerville
Ralph Hopkins
Maytag
Max McAninch
Joanne Main
Jr. College
Mervin
McDanel
Lorville McCord
Judy Overturf Ballanegr
Wayne Paris
Jeanette Pullen
Davenport
Bill Proctor
Rosemary Phillips
Bill Bagan
Bob Rogers
Navy
Martha Sinclair
Hy-Vee Food Store
Deanna Sheldon
Thompsons Beauty School
Des Moines
Beverly Simmons Seddon
Jim Smith
Jay Taylor
William Penn College
Oskaloosa
Jolene van Dorin
Centervills Jr. College
Terry Tuttle
Bankers ‘Life
Martyn Turner
RE. A
Albia
Joyann Vincent
Look Magazine
Wayne Whicker
Lawrence Walker
The
Southerland Lumber Co
Karen Warren
Vernard
Industrial Revolution: comfort rises yet causes urban squalor
Standards of comfort rose during the Industrial Revolution while serious problems emerged. Slum areas formed and women and children were forced to work in factories. Yet the era produced the paradox that industry advances faster than agriculture.
John Henry and the Machine in West Virginia
The English II I E class studied a unit on The Rise of Science and Industry and read John Henry and the Machine in West Virginia about the man who dies trying to outwork a machine. A student brought a John Henry record to aid understanding. Elaine Harrington Linda Underwood.
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John Henry
West Virginia
Tin Lizzie
Reed
Virginia
Devils Dungeon
Elaine Harrington
Linda Underwood
Getting Acquainted Student Profiles
Judy Jansens has brown eyes, 4'11" in black hair and studies science home ec English plus gendered details. Linda Irwin, 5'2" brown hair hazel eyes, takes algebra home ec English science with cooking sewing and sports interests. Jean Hawk, brown hair 5' tall, studies general science algebra I English I home ec with dancing listening to the radio and reading. Gerald Hawk blue eyes 5' tall, courses math science vo ag English I with basketball baseball horseback riding driving. Letha Hopkins brown hair 5'1" studies general math general science English I and home ec with drawing and horseback riding.
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Judy Jansens
Haik
Linda Irwin
Jean Hawk
Gerald Hawk
Letha Hopkins
Dear Gertie Scribbler Advice Column Snippet
Dear Gertie offers calm, practical guidance addressing reader worries and health anxieties. The column preserves a friendly, confidant tone as readers share problems and seek reassurance amid everyday fears.
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District F.hsa
Sda
Guardian Maintenance Service
Carmer’s Inc
Rome
Mtna Feeds
Wayne Way
Dial
General
Janice
Betty
Aleta Johnson
Grandview College
Joe Easter
Fullers
Marvin Lindley
McDonald’s Air Craft
St. Louis
Carol Lewis
Lorena Plants Lain
Housewiffe
Ricky Long
Bucks ii Moravia
Texaco
Elliott Bookkeeping Supply
State Centerville
Pate
Oehler Bros
Moravia, Iowa
Enterprise
Oka
Gertie
Hortence
R. W. Baird
Osteopathic
Over Stevens Drug Store
Centerville, Iowa
Jones Dairy
D. G. Fox
Jim Howser
Moravia Farm Service CO
Appansose
Davis & Monroe Counties
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