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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1965
Page
7
The editorial notes freshmen entering MHS with blank eager faces while veterans seek new classes and teachers. Students complain about homework and weather as Fall Festival plans unfold and ads for the school appear. A greeting to new students and staff members Barber Matkovich Singh and Chambers ends the message from Rowena Cox.
MEW TEACHER Mr. Willis Chambers is the new English and arts teacher at Moravia High. He was born May 15, 1042, at Alia. Mr. Chambers says Moravia is a very nice place and he knew several people here before teaching.
Manager Chambers emphasizes that students must excel and complete assignments promptly. He values effort in travel, music, and especially baseball, while criticizing noisy and two faced peers.
September events include a civil terses meeting in room 105 at 7 30 p m on the ninth. A baseball game is planned in Blakesburg with Phy on the tenth. Moravia hosts a fall festival on the eleventh. A sectional baseball tournament runs on the fourteenth. Pupil cardiac screening is scheduled for the fourteenth and a softball game in Blakes Rose Blumer with reporter.
The feature highlights new year fashion at MASA with madras skirts and the Big Zip trend. Linda Irwin and Mary Jo Wilson model madras skirts with front dips while Solid color blouses pair with plaid skirts. Bruce Woodward, Rick Rhee, and Richard Mosley wear collarless madras looks and colorful jackets as fashion-minded students showcase the year’s look.
September 10 No School Fall Festival scheduled. September 13 Wainoy melas Tomato Sauce Cooked cabbage Fruit Pie Bread and Butter. September 14 Weiners and Buns Sour Kraut Farsley Potatoes Gake with Lemon Sauce Ham Salad Sandwiches Oven Fried Potatoes Deviled eggs Creamed Peas.
Carl B. Reno, born November 26 1941 in Ottumwa Iowa, is the new coach for the Moravia area. He enjoys hunting fishing and golfing as his main hobbies and sees Moravia as a fine community with friendly people and a good system for a town of its size.
Mr. Reno aims for student learning aligned to each ability, prioritizing cooperation during high school years and after graduation. His main pet peeve is students forgetting their physical education.
Mr. Bill Matkovich becomes Moravia High School's math teacher and next season's baseball coach. Born September 16 in Genteville Ta he expresses strong sports and teaching interest. He praises Moravia's new school building and expects students to study and show courtesy.
Mrs. Donald Barber is introduced as the only woman among new teachers at M.H.S. She was born July 26, 1930, in Oklahoma, taught nine years at Cedar Rapids, has two sons aged twelve and three, and is active in youth groups and camps. She enjoys school sports, swimming, tennis, and horseback riding, and praises student friendliness and school spirit while noting her dislike of indolence and know-it-alls.
Mr Bernard Pugh is Moravia Community High School s new Guidance and Social Studies teacher born December 22 1928 in Davis County He stresses friendly community values and aims to raise student achievement while guiding college and career preparation through scholarships loans and work study programs. Connie Mullins
The Moravia high school FHA team begins the year with busy executive staff and student volunteers. Before classes start, members prepared for upcoming duties and activities as the new school year kicked off.
The Future Homemakers group invites incoming freshmen to join in the home economics program in the eco room. Members with sponsor Mrs. Selix met to plan a year of events including a float contest at the September fall festival, the annual district meeting, and the spring PHA banquet and Style Show. The group emphasizes planning as a key lesson from FHA and extends a warm welcome to new members, reported by Marsha Day.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Brown attended the Southern Iowa Electric Coop Annual meeting at Bloomfield Friday. Mr and Mrs Delbert Calhoun and Karl Lee spent the weekend.
Notes from Glenwood Iowa and nearby towns recount visits, family gatherings, and social events. Families including the Hellyers Jennings Browns Whites and Zemos share weekend trips, dinners, and hosting duties as friends travel between Centerville Albia Des Moines and Mt Pleasant for celebrations and reunions.
Nine to two year old Hereford cows with calves and re bred, twenty two year old Hereford heifers some registered bred to a registered bull to calve next June. Here is an extra good group raised on our farm, calfhood vaccinated.
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