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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1972
Page
5
Last Friday night September first Moravia football staged its annual pre season game with two teams white and blue. Fans sat on folding chairs car hoods or ground while a concession stand kept spirits high. The piece ends with a playful note about new staff hideouts and a detective angle from Scribbler.
Fragmentary item lists teachers and classrooms including Curtin Lantz junior high science near Moravia on highway 5 Susie Linderbaum Spanish geography blocking southwest Moravia square Taft era physical education new house in third row Linda Tilton sixth grade Deborah Witte fourth grade apartment near Westview large white house near DuVall’s
A compact list of daily meals from Monday through Friday, noting no school on Friday. Monday features chili crackers celery carrot sticks fruit cinnamon rolls milk. Tuesday offers beef noodles mashed potatoes mixed vegetables bread and butter fruit pie milk. Wednesday serves wiener winks buttered corn coleslaw gingerbread milk. Thursday includes meat loaf mashed potatoes green beans fruit cup milk. Friday is no school.
Curtis Lantz joins Moravia's staff for junior high and freshman science duties. He also serves as assistant football coach and will take on the boys' basketball coaching role. Lantz has three years of prior teaching at South Page in College Spring and holds majors in chemistry and physical education from North West Missouri State College. His wife Joyce and their daughter Jennifer, two, occupy much of his spare time. He resides on highway five, where Mr. Markow previously lived.
On Friday August 25 a workshop was held for the Scribbler and annual staffs at the high school to discuss this year’s business. Mrs Georgia Hayden led the session, outlining proper news writing and expected changes. Articles for the first edition were assigned to a new staff including Mona Hayden and Pat Lockman co editors Sally Martin sports editor Steve Weedin photographer Dee Coltrain Cloretta Pauley Marty Massman Marjorie
Jane Cortesio and Jane Martin along with Robin Spencer Joyce Christy Pam Lockman and sponsor Mrs Hayden join annual staff and adviser Mrs Martha Ellison. They discuss cover design selling ads and theme selection. Staff includes Lisa Corbett editor in chief Lee Uhten hake layout editor Joni Caster copy editor Sally Whitehead student life Joyce Christy organizations Judy Stocker underclassmen Marilyn Shelquist and Sue Markow advertising.
Moravia High School opens its Student Council meeting with 21 members present in room 108. Homecoming is set for Oct 13 and committees are named for Band Decoration Flowers and gifts Program and Athletics. Profits from the pop machine will be shared 4 1 4 among Athletics Band and Student Council, no float at Fall Festival, treasurer to report next meeting, Open Campus explained.
Community notes from Griffinsville N Bend report attendance at Sunday School 31 and a birthday for Ernest Munden of Traer. Mentions of Mr and Larry Groth of Marshalltown visiting Harold Huff, James Hilton guest of Russell Shepards, and Stewart Shepard with Merrill Shepards. Also notes Max Mone wedding in Pat inte Fritey and Plano Christian OM sre Mrs Dick Baldwin.
Centerville area families gather at the city park for a Long reunion with extended relatives visiting. Several households host dinners and card parties, with multiple mentions of the Shepards, Lemleys, Lains, McNairs, and Gers, including a birth announced for a baby girl named Kelly Lynn born to Roger Rinehart’s family in Columbus Ohio. Local visits span Cambridge Illinois to Alliance Nebraska, and activities emphasize family get togethers and neighborly calls.
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