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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1971

Page

7

Local School Notes Highlight Student Elections and Activities

The report lists new fifth grade officers in Mrs. Vera Washburn's class at McMillan and mentions McMillan first graders tracking March weather with snow and sun. It notes Eugene Field students hearing a talk on school life, new library books at McMillan from April 12, and third quarter spelling rosters in Mrs. Clark's class. It also covers a play The Prize Shamrock by Garfield's sixth grade and a Mexico Business and Professional Women’s Club library exhibit at Hardin Junior High.

Vera Washburn McMillan Darren Womack Bobby Moon Diane Johnson Christy Griffith Gary Leach Robyn Fort Michelle Lucas Tammy Johnson Darrell Pullen McMillan School Janice Reynolds Marjorie Lesar Garfield Mexico Business and Professional Womens Club Hardin Junior High

The Rise of School Bus Transportation in Missouri

The 1933 Missouri School Law expanded rural student access to high school by transporting rural pupils and charging home districts with high school tuition. Over time one room schools closed and transport widened to kindergarten through twelfth grade. Mexico operates eleven routes for 675 daily riders, with two new buses and a route addition planned. Bus drivers, trained annually by the State Education Department, bear safety and behavior responsibilities, relying on parental and student cooperation.

Mexico State Department of Education A. P. Greens Kim Case

Originals By Individuals The Spirit Of the Coyote Tail

A compilation of student poems with rural scenes and moments of nature. Darby Donaldson describes a coyote encounter ending in its death and a lasting spirit of the animal. James Klusman reflects dawn rays signaling a new day. John Rolfes depicts snowy scenery and children’s joy.

Darby Donaldson Hawthorne

Hardin Junior High Volleyball Tournament Winners

Seventh grade team members Pam McKinnon Denise Herndon Vertna Brooks Rose Belcher and others competed in an inter school volleyball tournament held before school for two weeks. The winning teams are pictured above.

Hardin Junior High Pam McKinnon Denise Herndon Vertna Brooks Rose Belcher

A Girl From Hawthorne School Poem

A student poem from Hawthorne School lauds teachers and the principal while noting a sparrow visiting the window to learn. The piece blends school pride with a calm classroom scene and a curious bird as quiet observer.

Wise student proverbs from Eugene Field class

Students in Mrs Simons reading class created proverbs after reading a story. Attributed lines include Dreams without work is nothing by John French and Snowballs get bigger rolling downhill than up by Robert Brown, among others from Bill Rankin Ricky Kemp Dana Myers and more.

Eugene Josephine Simons John French Peter Scharthi Robert Brown Ricky Kemp Dana Myers Sandra Creed Michele Davis

Laura Lincoln's Return From Therapy At Georgia Clinic

Laura Lincoln returns after months at the Georgia Blosser Clinic Marshall where she progresses with a walker and hopes to use crutches soon She welcomes a new baby sister Tracy and the class continues activities like Easter crafts while visitors drop off baked goods sand bags and art work will be displayed at the public library after April 1 via the Women’s Club support

Laura Lincoln Georgia Blosser Clinic Marshall Laura Tracy Women’s Club

Students Tour A P Green Firebrick Plant

Sixth grade students from Mrs. Marilyn Preas visited A P Green Firebrick Company and wrote reports about the tour. They described high temperature furnaces, microscopes, X ray defraction equipment, and the process of brick production including screenings and shaking to sift materials.

A. P. Green Marilyn Preas Robert Jeffrey

Gingerbread Men Invade Spring Class Project

Hawthorne School students in Mrs. Ogden's first year class baked gingerbread men to demonstrate division of labor. Each child helped with dough, rolling, cutting, and baking. Pupils wrote short stories about making and eating the gingerbread men, dated March 3 1971.

Lynne Qogden Hawthorne School Forst Andy Baker Ricky Shaw Andy Mrs. Ogden Vicky Day Jeffrey Hatfield Richie Brett

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Lester Rummans Michelle Jerichow Gary Barnes Marilyn Trabue Eugene Field School Chris Boley Marvin Blue Marie Clark Eugene Field Mark Bishop Keleigh Bonney Billy Joe Campbell Mark Campfield Randy Clark Brenda Davis Lori DeLong Andy Durham Jane Ekern David Fuqua Melvin Hooke Jenny Myers Mike Schnetzer Leslie Smith Pamela Tolson Bud DeBondt Jean Vietnam Gary Eick Dean Mackey Michael Shay Debbie Kirchoff Dena Smithey Notalie Talley James Klusman Hardin John Rolfes Marcy Hendrix Bonnie Hinton Debbie Woods Dianne Schutte Billie Sue Stubblefield Nina Williamson Sharon Farrah Jennifer Doolittle Ellen Freeman Teresa Rentschler Tracy Stephenson Nada Lynch Pam Paschal Timothy Dysart Marilyn Maupin Our Friend the Sparrow Michael Gilman Eric Coll Bill. Rankin Cerebral Palsy School Kathy Jenkins Columbia Mitchell Skorupa Crewe Cover Nicki Phillips Beverly Talley Santa Fe Sociables Club Green Company Greens Jeff Potts Mr. Preas Mr. Stevenson Mr. Allen Stephen Westbay Nancy Callison Delores Schutte Tim Barbour Keith Walls Donnell Belcher Brenda Walls
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