Student awards highlight Good Citizens at McMillan
Mrs. Jaclyn White’s fourth grade names Gregory Chaney Trisha Miller Ricky Patrick and Andrea Stevens as Good Citizens with Byron Davis Diane Hobbs and Andrea Stevens as perfect spellers. Eugene Field sixth graders elect Chris Ward president Mark Lunceford vice president Betty Myers secretary Perry Brown treasurer and Deanna Winterhalter named Good Citizen for March. McMillan students tour Crown Laundry as Margery Lesar’s class reports. The Hardin Literary Journal is being compiled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaclyn White
McMillan
Gregory Chaney
Trisha Miller
Ricky Patrick
Andrea Stevens
Byron Davis
Diane Hobbs
Sylvia Ollis
Eugene Field
Chris Ward
Mark Lunceford
Betty Myers
Perry Brown
Deanna Winterhalter
Good Citizen
McMillan School
Iowa Tests Being Given To Mexico Public School Pupils
Pupils in grades one through eight in Mexico Public Schools join a large national group taking the Iowa Test of Basic Skills. The battery measures skill performance, not fact retention, aiding teachers to tailor learning and show growth. Results arrive in May, with fall parent teacher conferences planned to discuss individual outcomes.
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Mexico
Iowa
Smith
Perry More
Sara Smarr
Ben McAllister
Tina Williams
Patricia Brown
Clark Woodward
Good Friday no school. summer vacation ahead
Reports list third grade students Jana Allen and Terri Smith at Eugene Field as part of Good Citizens led by Linda Galloway. The district notes April 12 is a non instruction day for Good Friday. McMillan School fifth graders visited MFA Mill yesterday afternoon. Hardin Junior High hosted a study on Supernatural Literature with guest Dave Hubbard, who explained hauntings are often human or natural causes. Enrollment in Mexico Public Schools totals 3,280. Thirty-eight school days remain before summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Galloway
Jana Allen
Terri Smith
Eugene Field
Dave Hubbard
Iowa
Mexico
Wanda Smith
Lola Miller
Romeo and Juliet in the First World War Ballad
A terse ballad narrates lovers Romeo and Juliet amid World War I skies. The Baron pursues Romeo in flight. Romeo defeats the Baron, captures Juliet, and they escape together into the sunset.
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Romeo
Juliet
Baron
Originals By Individuals and students reflections mix
A collage of brief writings by elementary and middle school students.Entries express spring beauty admission a crocodile tale blue color and daily objects as voices including a toasters point of view and a vacuum cleaner narrative.
Fifth Graders Turn Poets
A set of child authored poems about feelings in objects and nature. Renee Donaldson writes of an eraser with emotions, Tony La Barbera depicts the sea, Connie Luckaman offers a cat, and Leslie Cottey recounts a school day encounter with a kitten.
Wandering Guest Helps Cheer Cerebral Palsy School Week
L P N students listed visitors and volunteers from G A of Friendship Baptist Church and Mrs Willig helped with cookies and shamrocks. Visitors included Elaine Venters and Kathy LaFon. Pupils welcomed circus tickets donated by Monterey Motel and H R Block Company for a National Guard Armory trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Maupin
Linda Wright
Tina Grimes
Nancy Bartlett
Harriet Knipp
Linda Simcoe
St. Patriick
G. A
Friendship Baptist Church
Willig
Carolyn Wohlers
Rachael
Matthew
Santa Fe Sociables
Carol Culbertson
Pat Miller
Larry Keith
Kansas University
Kansas
Xi Gamma Alpha Sorority
Betty Crocker
Mike Jackson
John Randall
Fuller
John Hinton
Kirksville
Calvin Canine
Missouri University At Columbia
Eugene Stiles
Kay Libbee
Missouri Society For Crippled Children
William Brooks
Sadowski
If I Were My Shoe Children’s Poetry By Students
A collection of short composed lines by first graders on shoes and journeys. Poems describe being a shoe, walking through town, going to school, riding a bike or train, and caring hands. The page notes contributors and staff involved in producing the edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Lee Ann Sydenstricker
John Cottey
Susan Paladin
Bob Boyce
Also Mentioned on This Page
Margery Lesar
Crown Laundry
Hardin Literary Journal
Tiem
Mee
Calise Carriere
Kirk Ekern
Christine Harman
Melissa Nichols
David Lunceford
Dewayne Jefferson
Carmer Haynes
Wilma Jones
Bera Britt
Sandra Munford
Lisa Baysinger
Kevin DeBondt
Richard Toulson
Jerry Bell
Mary Fry
Judy Whitworth
Marty Runyan
Kathy Anderson
John Stowers
John French
Helen Ogar
Patti Hunt
Kelli Dutton
Ellen Newbrough
Michelle Jerichon
Chris Dick
Gene Morrow
MFA
Hardin Dramatics
James McGinnis
John Darby
Jody Bertrand
Jeff Young
Vicki Day
Hawthorne
Milton
Dana Davenport
Pamela Inlow
Hardin
Missouri
Terence Gardner
Rick Patrick
Darren Matthiesen
Sherri Earle
Steven Wyss
Renee Donaldson
Tony la Barbera
Connie Luckaman
Eugene Field School
Leslie Cottey
Cerebral Palsy School
Tim Gooch
Beth Maupin
Nickerson
Aan
Peggy Nickerson
Carol Kieninger
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