Grow Block Party Supports Student Council Project
The Block Party next Saturday at the circle drive invites attendees to enjoy a fun afternoon while raising funds for the Student Council's entrance sign project. Though led by Student Council, many MHS clubs contribute ideas and labor, building on a 1968 event that raised 400 for the Youth Center Project and aiming for even greater success this year.
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Circle Drive
What is love at MHS this spring
Students at MHS answer the prompt What is love with short personal lines. Marcella Feger of class 71 says Knowing who your true friends are. Pam Rolle 71 mentions Sharing a potato chip. Sheri Minney 72 notes Having that certain person by you. Cathy Chapman 772 offers a feeling of happiness. Gwen Gola 73 describes a similar mood of affection.
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Marcella Feger
Sheri Minney
FFA Attends Convention at Jesse Hall in Columbia
Mexico chapter of Future Farmers of America attended the 43rd annual convention at Jesse Hall auditorium in Columbia last weekend. Highlights included the election of state officers and the State Chapter Award for the chapter. Delegates and members from Mexico and various class years contributed remarks and participation.
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Future Farmers of America
Jesse Hall
Columbia
FFA
Tony Asberry
Tim Bertrand
Kenny Hake
Tony Jesse
Sid Conklin
Curt Mechlin
Ray Lecrease
Sherry Ireland
Steve Frey
Bill Lecrease
Ben Allen
Tom Rattles
Robbie Hodges
Tim Jesse
Ronnie Kimbley
Dennis Maddox
Ross Mechlin
Jerry Neale
Gene Silver
Mike Stowers
Bob Trabue
Justin Woolfolk
Art Classes Visit Murals In Area For Cafeteria Prep
Art II and III groups toured Green Chapel hospital Reinhardt mural Jefferson City Benton mural Work in Missouri at Capital House Lounge and Churchill memorial in Fulton on a trip home. Pastel portraits being displayed in the artroom. GAA plans a May Meremac State Park campout with 10 to 15 girls and chaperones. Intermural Volleyball Girls beat Community R VI 3 games to 0 with players listed. Fifty six vocal students plan a bus trip May 24 to Kiel Opera House in St Louis to see Jesus Christ Superstar.
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Jefferson City
Thomas Hart Benton
Missouri
Capital House
Winston Churchill
Fulton
Art Iit
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GAA
Meremac State Park
Girls Athletic Association
Sue Priest
Jim Wilson
St. Louis
American Rock Opera Company of Florida
Kiel Opera House
From Fright To Security In Health Occupations
Mrs. Viola Halpin of the Vo-Tech Health Occupations class led a day long tour of Fulton State Hospital for her students and eight area youths from Community RVI and Fulton. Participants described initial fear followed by confidence after interacting with patients, playing patient games, and hearing about music therapy and a poem about the moon landing written by a patient.
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Viola Halpin
Vo-Tech
Fulton State Hospital
Linda Rehma
Jackie Talley
Shirley Trammell
Malvi Newbrough
Demon Lynn Austin
Shelley Sudbrook
Janice Williams
Community Rvi
Fulton
New L. B. Hawthorne Scholarship Offered to Seniors
The L. B. Hawthorne Scholarship Award provides a $100 gift to an outstanding senior girl or boy choosing any college. Preference goes to students with financial need who plan to enter education. Funded by memorials for L. B. Hawthorne, Mexico Public Schools superintendent 1906 1951, who died in 1967. CTA scholarship applications remain in the counselors office through May 1.
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Mexico
CTA
Fresh Perform at R-III Introduce Freshmen Choir Solo Show
The Freshmen Choir at R-III staged its first solo concert last Friday at R-II High School. It performed without other choirs for the first time, following a previous Christmas Concert with the full vocal department and later spring concerts, an assembly at Hardin, and the Music Festival where they were entered for critique in class M. The group, consisting of about 80 freshmen, also includes its own madrigal choir, which joined the Music Festival.
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R-Ii High School
Vocal Music
Hardin
North Central Approves MHS Principal Receives Notice
Principal William E. Lowry announced that MHS was placed on the North Central Association list of approved secondary schools with no violations for 1970 71. The action was taken at the Association’s annual meeting in Chicago last month.
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William E. Lowry
MHS
North Central Association
Association
Lowry
Chicago
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