Moravia High School ITED Tests Highlight Student Effort
Editorial notes Iowa Tests of Educational Development taken Sept 8 9 and 10 by Moravia Community High School students. Students urged to do their best as personal averages and school-wide results matter. Scores are graphed to show strengths and weaknesses aiding study plans. Records aid college or job applications. Editor Janice McDonough urges diligent winter study.
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Moravia Community High School
Iowa
Busy time for the land band kicks into fall duties
The band resumes practice for Fall Festival Pancake Day and State Marching Contest. They march in Blakesburg on Sept 12 Centerville on Sept 24 and Moulton on Sept 25. State Marching Contest is Oct 10 in Fairfield Ia. Band mothers buy plastic zipper bags for uniforms to keep them neat.
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Blakesburg
Centerville
Moulton
Fairfield
Moravia High students keep neat dress styles
Moravia high school students maintain neat attire with girls favoring shirts hip-stitched skirts and overblouses and boys in white levis and knit shirts. Hairdos are short or flipped, the big fluffy style fading. various shoes, including sneakers, are worn by the girls.
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Moravia High School
Footwear Styles Include Flats Boots and Sneakers
The report notes current fashion trends feature flats and booties with bold styles like red heels. Sneakers remain popular for boys, while shoes resembling boots with large heels also appear in the trend cycle.
Office Practice Class Explores Secretary Duties
Ten members of Miss Barrow's Office Practice class studied pathways to be good secretaries. They learned dictation, transcription, letter editing, mail handling, telegraph use, meeting callers, filing, records, and duplicating materials. They interviewed secretaries about duties, hours, salaries, and promotions, then held a panel discussion.
Senior Stand at Fall Festival Brings Nearly $500
A senior class food stand at the Fall Festival earned about five hundred dollars with roughly half as profit. Proceeds will be split between the Seniors and clubs F T A and FBLA, with sponsorship by Mr. Sheldon, Mrs. Tuttle, and Miss Barrows. Students and some mothers helped serve chili, hamburgers, pie, coffee, milk, four sodas, and hot chocolate.
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F.T.A
FBLA
What’s Cooking in Politics Floats to First Prize
The Junior class won first prize in the school parade with a political theme What's Cooking in Politics, chosen by Faith Jordan. The float featured a white and aqua background with silver lettering and an elephant and donkey head. Chefs representing the two parties were Danny Brooks for Democrats and Roger Mullins for Republicans. Sponsors thanked include Miss Barrows, Mr Crawford, and Mrs Selix for support despite F H A float issues.
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Faith Jordan
Danny Brooks
Roger Mullins
Special Bank
Miss Barrows
Miss Barrows and Mr. Crawford
Selix
Weekly school lunch menu highlights
Thursday features cubed beef with gravy, mashed potatoes, tossed salad, bread and butter, chocolate chiffon pie with whipped cream, and milk. Friday offers salmon patties, creamed peas, sliced tomatoes, fruit cup, peanut butter and jelly sandwich. Monday serves chili soup, lettuce salad, pink apple sauce, and a cinnamon roll. Tuesday presents steak burger in tomato sauce, whipped potatoes, green beans, and cake with lemon sauce. Wednesday includes pizza and cake.
Old High School yearbooks for sale at the school
The high school has old annuals available for purchase including years 1946 1948 1949 1950 1951 1953 1954 and 1965 at the building. Prices range from 50 cents to $1.00 per yearbook.
The American Creed and a Lesson on Government
In Mr. Sheldon's government class students study The American Creed and the heritage of America. They aim to master American government by year’s end and begin a constitutional unit led by Edie Mullins.
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United States of America
Sheldon
America
Edie Mullins
Newspaper ethics quarrel over clipping and originality
The Echoes of Council Bluffs Iowa laments criticism of clipping rivals and of printing unsigned contributions. It argues no matter the choice, critics claim plagiarism or laziness, calling out the endless debates over how to balance original work and reprinted material.
Fall Festival Couples Show List of Pairs
A fragmented listing shows couples for a fall festival pairing many names such as Linda U and Richard C, Janice Mc and Donnie, Edie M and Lonnie H, Elaine H and G E L, Betty B and Bob F, Sharon W and Ronnie B, Linda W and Eugene D, Dianne P and Charles Y, Madelyn 8 and Dallas K, Linda J and Jay T, Linda J and Lori H, Rowena C and Jim L, Linda I and Max A, Sharon J and John S, Sondra and Richard P, Judy J and Dale S, Susie J and Leland J, Janet A and Kenny L, Marcia W and Bill B, Marsha D and John M.
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Linda U
Richard C
Janice Mc
Donnie
Edie M
Lonnie H. Elaine H
Betty B
Bob F
Sharon W
Ronnie B
Linda W
Eugene D. Dianne P
Charles Y. Madelyn
Dallas
Moravia Fall Festival and Community Visits
Local residents attend the Moravia Fall Festival and participate in a series of social visits. Duane and Delbert Calhoun host and attend a Norma Call funeral. Des Moines and Ottumwa guests join Amy Hiner and Robert Jennings families. 4-H Citizenship Day draws youths to Albia. Clarence Whitehead visits Lake Darling. Orville McCord returns from Yellowstone.
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Moravia
Duane Adams
Amy Hiner
Delbert Calhoun
Norma Call
Arthur Lewis
Des Moines
Robert Jennings
Charles Jennings
Todd
Tammy
Marshalltown
Lloyd Johnson
Roscoe Argo
Eva Swallow
Pauline Lewis
Delbert Cal_houn
Richard Calhoun
Keith Miller
Sandra
Linda Whitehead
Albia
Eugene Jackson
Paul
Ottumwa
Clarence Whitehead
Lake Darling
Orville McCord
Yellowstone
Community Notes From Moravia Area Weekender
Local residents including George Hellyer and Hazel Hellyer visited in Moravia and Springfield over the weekend. Families such as McCord, Perry, Argo, and Whitehead shared calls and Sunday gatherings while church and community meetings plus a R. E. A. lunch drew attendees.
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Moravia H. S
James McCord
Kay
Keith
Edward. McCord
Paul Turner i
Unionville Community Notes Highlight Local Moves
Agnes More reports Unionville happenings with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Johnson relocating to a Main Street trailer. Utopian club met with Mrs. Howard Alexander. Ellen Davis taught the lesson. Visits included Joe Cross family with Mage, and Earl Morrison family. Leona Goode of Columbus Junction visits Franks Hopkins. Randy and Carla Scott stayed with Floyd Allen in Moravia. Garner Cleaver visited Centerville relatives. Richard Elder from Bloomfield visits grandmother. Metta Harrington and Patty Blumer from Des Moines visit local families.
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Richard Johnson
Main Street
Utopian Club
Howard Alexander
Ellen Davis
Joe Cross
Mage
Earl Morrison
Leona Goode
Columbus Junction
Franks Hopkins
Randy
Carla Scott
Moravia
Floyd Allen
Garner Cleaver
Centerville
Richard Elder
Bloomfield
Metta Harrington
Patty Blumer
Des Moines
Donald Blumer
West Point Social Roundup at Hoffman Homes
Darlene Fisher joined a surprise birthday party for Nellie Thompson at the Leo Hoffman home with Roscoe Argo, Leo Hoffman, and George Shahan family members. Weekend visits included Kenneth and Marion Fisher, Elmer Fisher, and Kenneth Hoffman at multiple area homes in Unionville and Ot- towns.
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Darlene Fisher
Leo Hoffman
Roscoe Argo
George Shahan
B. F. Whitehead
Nellie Thompson
Judy
Tammy
Monte Hoffman
Rex Haver
Iconium W.s.cs. Fédd
Kenneth Hoffman
Richard Hoffman
Monte
J. B. Carson
Unionville
Cora, Bates
Kenneth Fisher
Marion Fisher
Elmer Fisher
Lloyd Johnson
Robert Jennings
James Simmons
Delbert Hayworth
Sunday Sympathy for Norria Callen Bereaved
The note extends heartfelt condolences to the family and friends of Norria Callen, expressing sorrow and sympathy for the loss.
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Norria Callen
Vosburg Birth Day Party and Local Notices
Attendees at Nellie Thompson birthday party at the church included Wayne Thompson family Russell Brown Dick Brown Brad Gilliland and Ray Gilliland. Deanna Sheldon visited Clayton Sheldon home over the weekend. Sympathy extended for Norris Callen with services at Moravia attended by Wayne Christy and Gilbert Callen. Theresa Brown celebrated birthday with guests and ice cream and cake. gatherings included Lloyd Brown Roy Argo Russell Brown Jim McAninch and Pearl Broghar.
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Nellie Thompson
Wayne Thompsson
Russell Brown
Dick Brown
Brad
Ray Gilliland
Deanna Sheldon
Clayton Sheldon
Norris Callen
Wayne Christy
Gilbert Callen
Moravila
Theresa Brown
Lloyd Brown
Roy Argo
Jim*McAninch
Pearl Broghar
Social notes from the Ernest Hiatt home and area
Guests Wednesday at the Ernest Hiatt home included Mr. and Mrs. Russell Shepherd and Mr. and Mrs. Guy McDanes. Sunday dinner honored Rostoe Pennington, Ernest West, Donald West, Linda Hoffman, Linda Davis. Norris Callen’s funeral was held in Moravia Sunday. Jerry Roblenz planned Ames college attendance after visiting with family.
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Ernest Hiatt
W.’C. Anderson
Dale Dowhard
Jessie Miller
Lillian
Elsie Callen
Mintea Shoemaker
Norris Callen
Moravia
Russell Shepherd
Guy McDanes
Jerry Roblenz
Rostoe Pennington
Ernest West
Donald West
Linda Hoffman
Linda Davis
Roblenz
Connie
Jerry
Ames
Glen Jacobs
Moulton
Perry Mikels
Tena
Unionville, Putman Co. Fair
Patsy
Sharon Argo
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