Ahee Elected Senior President
Members of the senior class elected officers on Wednesday August 28 with Linda Davis presiding. President David Ahee Vice President Kenny Estlack Secretary Jean Turner Treasurer Marlys Fenton. student council reps Jim Morrison Fred Tarbell Peggy Rogers. Sponsors are Mr. Sheldon and Mr. Guthrey. Plans discussed include a food stand for the Fall Festival. no float due to members' work on floats for other groups and the food stand involvement. The meeting was adjourned by Linda Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Davis
David Ahee
Kenny Estlack
Jean Turner
Marlys Fenton
Jim Morrison
Fred Tarbell
Peggy Rogers
Sheldon
Guthrey
F. T.A. F.bl.a
Freshmen Glass Elects Class Officers for 1963
The freshmen class met August 28 1963 at 8 45 in bookkeeping room 105 to elect Richard Mosley president David Phillips vice president Janie Ward secretary and Vickie Renwick treasurer Mosley also serves on student council with sponsors Mrs Gould and Miss Barrows A motion was made to have a float in the Moravia Fall Festival and a meeting is planned to discuss it with secretary Janie Ward leading stimulus
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Mosley
David Phillips
Janie Ward
Vickie Renwick
Gould
Miss Barrows
Moravia
Dictator or Democracy in a High School Class
A junior government and economics course examines dictatorship versus democracy. The class studies the Preamble, modern political systems, and three states of government capitalism socialism and communism. Students discuss which system they would prefer to live in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Sheldon
Back to School Thoughts From Linda Davis Editor
The article reflects on starting a new school term with freshmen hoping for a successful high school education sophomores seeking better grades and friendships juniors pondering a final year while seniors face graduation anxieties and end-of-term hopes for cooperation from friends teachers and advisors.
Juniors Elect Class Officers Moravia High 1963
On August 28 1963 Moravia junior class elected officers Larry Grinstead President Betty Blumer Vice President Elaine Harrington Secretary Linda Underwood Treasurer Craig Sheldon and David Shelquist Student Council Sponsors Mrs Selix and Mr Armstrong The class plans a float for the Moravia Fall Festival Parade The junior class size is forty five after a loss of Lila Swift and no gains Moravia high school looks forward to a challenging year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Grinstead
Betty Blumer
Elaine Harrington
Linda Underwood
Craig Sheldon
David Shelquist
Selix
Armstrong
Moravia
Lila Swift
Moravia High School
Janice McDonough
Sophomore World History Opens With Earth and Man
The sophomore class begins World History with the origin of Earth and humankind. Students benefit from new, up to date textbooks purchased this year, elevating the study and understanding of early history.
Freshmen Share Reactions To First Day Of High School
A survey captures freshmen views on day one. Students like teachers, note homework increases and tougher work ahead. Some found the day not much fun while others adjusted and see improvement as term proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Self
Penny Prough
Derrill McDanel
Dave Phillips
Galin Shelquist
Gerald Hawk
Larry Irwin
John Donnard
Barbara Thomas
Mary Wilson
O.K
Gayla Vincent
Michael Jones
Dean Landgrebe
Leonard Bates
West Point Social News Recap With Local Families
West Point society notes include visits and gatherings among Hoffman, Waggoner, Exline, Raymond, Whitehead, Argo, Haver, and Herteen families. Readers report Sunday and weekend events at various homes, birthday observances, and a ladies class reunion at Albia country club with local church group attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Raymond
Des Moines
B. F. Whitehead
Raymond
Visit to Mystic Home Highlights Local Guests
The Hugh McFatridge home hosted Mr and Mrs Ed Haver and Julie for a Sunday gathering at Glen Wakefield's Mystic residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh McFatridge
Mrs
Ed Haver
Julie
Glen Wakefield
Mystic
Local Social Visits And Visits To Argo Family Home
A sequence of visits and gatherings across Iowa communities includes Coulson and Miller families visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Argo in Iowa City and extended relatives at the Argo and Miller homes. The notes recount dinners, showers, and Sunday gatherings with numerous Hiatt, Boblenz, Miller, and Argo family members and friends throughout a busy midweek period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Argo
Sharon
Nellie
Iowa City
Charles Argo
Herb Boblenz
Bloomfield
Lonnie Boblenz
Susan
Jane Miller
Richard Coltrain
Wess Hiatt
Francis Miller
Theo Miller
Verda Argo
David West
Local visits and festival notices trail weekend events
The Otis Ballanger home hosted Mr and Mrs Francis Miller visiting Theo Miller. Jane and Susan returned with them. Mr and Mrs Scott Tucker of Des Moines spent the weekend with E O Tucker. A drive to Missouri and scenic eastern Iowa occurred Sunday. Hazel Rinehart received a mystery birthday gift. The Fall Festival prompts Teele family night on Sept 20 and the next meeting with Doris McFall on Sept 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Miller
Judy Hill
Susan
Jane Miller
Theo Miller
Sharon Wilson
Connie Bobilenz
Clyde Eddy
Nelson Ballanger
Jimmie Gardner
Jerry Henshaw
Raymond Hughes
Kenneth Hiatt
Lee
Ernest Hiatt
Herb Boblenz
Connie
Jerry
Clair McDanel
Parental Hiatt
Fay Cline
Linda
Dixie Davis
Guy Argo
Gus Hiatt
Otis Ballanger
Francis Miller
Jane
Scott Tucker
Des Moines
E. O. Tucker
Missouri
Iowa
Monay
Hazel Rinehart
Teele Family
Doris McFall
Shanghai Club Meeting and Carpet Rag Work
The Shanghai Club held a August 27, 1963 gathering at Lorraine Rinehart's home with many members and visitors present for a coop dinner. Afternoon guests Amy Hiner and Dorothy Calhoun joined as the group tore and sewed carpet rags, and Bertha won a mystery prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai Club
Lorraine Rinehart
Aubrey
Iole Christy
Harold
Nancy Hawk
Glen
Bertha Overturf
Bert
Hazel
Lori
Stephen Rinehart
Wayne
Doris
Blaine
Joyce
Carol Christy
Fred
Dorig N
Paul Christy
Ronald
Marilyn Kirkland
Gerald
Lorraine
Sheila Rinehart
Amy Hiner
Dorothy Calhoun
Bertha
Office Supplies Auction at Union Office
A listing for an auction of office supplies including paper, typewriter ribbons, rubber stamps, ink pads, roll-on ink, duplicate money receipt books and miscellaneous items from the Union Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliott Bookkeeping Supply
E. State Centerville
Union Office
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Scribbler
Moravia Community School
Ahee
R. W. Baird
Over Stevens Drug Store
Centerville, Iowa
Putra Rere
Ifa
Ford Service
General
Briccs Motor Co
Ford
Albia
M. Patrick
Gleason
Opt
Centerville, IA
West Point
Leo Hoffman
Tim Waggoner
Kimberly
Fairfax
Jim Exline
Walford
Roscoe Argo
Richard Hoffman
Tammy
Coulson
Mrs. Thee Miller
Sis
Guardian Maintenance Service
Carmer’s Inc
Centerville
Centerville Sale CO
Harold Banks
Roddy Kilowatt
Southern Utilities Company
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