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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1965
Page
5
In Moravia Community School Scribbler News debates athletics versus academics, praising sports while urging equal recognition for scholars. It notes recreation funding, student behavior around awards, and celebrates the Moravia Girls Basketball team's upcoming season under coach Mr. Reno with promising senior through freshman rosters and daily conditioning.
Moravia High School cheerleaders Linda Irwin Mary Kay Spencer Penny Frough Minnie Ann Condra Joyce McDonough and captain Paula Cleaver practice weekly after school with sponsor Miss Barrows. First game vs Pella Christian on November 5. students and faculty urged to show support.
Seniors and sophomores at MHS held class parties on October 8. Sophomores hosted a hayride followed by a dance and marshmallow fight while seniors enjoyed a dance and marshmallow games.
An algebra 11 pamphlet discusses how computers extend brainpower across finance, transport, defense, science, and medicine. It urges young people to pursue computer literacy for diverse careers and future progress, noting the growing role of computing in industry and society.
The article outlines teen male style blends light and dark shades in sports and casual outfits. Dark slacks paired with light shirts, waxed penny loafers, and V-neck sweaters in burgundy green blue or brown with button-down collars are recommended. A neutral slack option and dark French beret are noted as rising trends.
Moravia Community Schools train students to stay calm during fire alarms. Teachers aim to minimize panic as drills advance, from four minutes at the grade school to forty two seconds at the high school, with effort to do even better in life or death situations.
English II student descriptions list names such as Ellen Cooper Sharon Cleaver Marsha Cloyed Jane Estluck William Cortesio Kaye Helmick with birthplaces Iowa Centerville Ottumwa Albia and Centerville Iowa. The entries detail subjects, favorite foods, cars, songs, movies, teachers, and pet peeves amid a class theme on daily life and school routines.
The second grade class prepares for Halloween with bulletin boards featuring black cats pumpkins and witches. Mrs Deedrick adds a Halloween poem and lists students including Billy Alden Steven Beal Jerry Brownlee Dennis Condra Marjorie Cortesio Debra Egbert Cindy Faber Sammy Fisher Eugene Hartley Julie Haver Paula Hopkins Mark Lobb Jane Martin Marty Massman Gary McCloud Chris McDonough Carl Moffatt Bill Lee Mullins Alan Paris Joan Roberts Dickie Robinson Jimmie Spencer Julia Steenhoek Arthur Thomas Ruby Whicker Cathy Wilson Marcia Wilson Larry Wilson Ricky Wilson Teresa Zintz Jill McDaniel and Douglas Moore and dean Allen.
Overview of the American Observer weekly newspaper used by world history students for reports on world trouble spots and sports. It explains distribution to pupils, recent Viet Nam India Pakistan topics, Pope Paul VI's U S visit, civil rights pieces, and cigarette ads.
Derrill McDonel examines how the War of 1812 revealed weaknesses in authority, defense, finances, and diplomacy. He traces how national sentiment rose then buckled under sectional rivalries as the country split East, South, and West over economic interests and slavery before the Civil War.
Girls tumbling aims to build coordination, strength, flexibility, and balance while cultivating initiative, courage, leadership, and fellowship as the classes start.
A report describes a tumbling drill session requiring only floor mats. Participants perform backward and forward rolls, handstand and forearm stand, cartwheel, and round-off moves. Despite some twisted muscles, everyone is progressing and encouraged to apply learned stunts.
The Speech class has been preparing speeches to be aired on the radio in December. Three girls will give the talks. Topics include respiratory diseases tuberculosis and the Christmas Seal. Students also prepare short talks from the book.
In Boys Chorus students refine songs and the after class quartet rehearses for intermission performances. The group focuses on Ole Man River and Good News as they prepare to sing between acts in the Senior Class play led by Gerald Stocker.
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