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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1975

Page

8

Dirty Work At The Crossroads Drama at MHS May 8 9

The drama department at MHS presents Dirty Work At The Crossroads a three act medodrama May 8 and 9 at 7 pm in room 100. Tickets are 1 for adults and 50 cents for students available in the cafeteria. The cast includes Nellie Lovelace played by Emilee Cline and Munro Murgatroyd by Mark Farnen with direction by John Woodfin.

MHS Drama Department Nellie Lovelace Emilee Cline Lara Goslin Nellie Munro Murgatroyd Adam Oakhart Ida Rhinegold Munro Bob Deason Gara Guthrie Russell Toulson Jerene Meissert Kim Forrest Tim Williams Steve Reddin Carl Fuemmeler Warren Nordwald Mark Farnen John Woodfin

Fourteen Mexico vocalists named to 1975 District Choir

Mexico Choral Department members were selected for the 1975 District Choir after auditions at Macon High School. From among about 250 auditioning students from 23 Northeast Missouri schools, 14 Mexico singers earned one of 130 openings, including Barb Farris Carol Nelson Patti Hunt Sharon Callihan Melanie Monk Laura Napier Sharon Young Conn Arnold Mike Armstrong Bill Armstrong Ricky Moore Mike Shupert Steve Westbay and Lance.

Mexico Macon High School Missouri Barb Farris Carol Nelson Patti Hunt Sharon Callihan Melanie Monk Laura Napier Sharon Young Conn Arnold Mike Armstrong Bill Armstrong Ricky Moore Mike Shupert Steve Westbay Lance

MHS Students Sweep 26th State Latin Convention in Columbia

At Friday's convention on April 11 in Columbia, 95 MHS students attended the 26th annual state Latin Convention. Seven MHS students earned awards in Latin Grammar and Mythology, including Marilyn Maupin winning first place in Latin Grammar for the fourth straight year and Lisa Evans taking second in the costume contest as Cleopatra. Dianne Smith also placed second in Mythology, and several students earned second in various Latin levels. Mrs. Sue Ann Moore accompanied the group, Beamer. The MHS choir will rehearse in September at Moberly and perform in October at Kirksville for a District Teachers meeting.

MHS Columbia Marilyn Maupin Teresa Rentschiner Carrie Higgins Bill Baker Sharon Jennings Dianne Smith Lisa Evans Cleopatra Scott Irvin Tom Lankford Casey Page Kathy Anderson Belinda Boren Debbie Thomas Sue Ann Moore

Key Clubbers Take Honors at Missouri Arkansas District Meet

Nine Key Club members and advisor David Lankford attended the district convention in Little Rock Arkansas as about 700 Key Clubbers from 80 schools across Missouri and Arkansas gathered. Mexico's entire Key Club earned second place for the Achievement Award in the Gold Division. A Red Cross bloodmobile drive earned third place in Single Service. Doug Giesler won first place in the 50th Anniversary poster contest. Chris Jones was named outstanding lieutenant governor and won the Sandy Ninger Award. Scholarships and memberships open April 30 for rising sophomores juniors and seniors in counselor offices.

Key Club David Lankford Little Rock Arkansas Missouri Mexico Red Cross Doug Giesler Chris Jones Sandy Ninger

Waves On A Shive Wave Motion Machine Demonstration

Students in Mr George Craddock s physics class view slow motion transverse waves on a seven foot long Shive Wave Motion Machine developed by Dr John N Shive Bell Laboratories for the Bell System Aids to Science Program The machine shows reflection superposition standing waves resonance and impedance matching through a seven foot steel rod array with phosphorescent ends under black light illumination.

George Craddock

Pops Concert Planned For May 16 Hollywood

MHS presents a Choral department concert titled Concert Choir Pops Concert with the Clip Joint and the Razorblades. The program features popular music novelty tunes barbershop and golden oldies with choreography and audience participation in an informal cafeteria setting. Choral Director Gerald Valet calls it experimental and unique. Saturday May 10 at 7 30 p m.

Hollywood MHS Mac Davis Gerald Valet

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