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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1971

Page

6

Simon Says We Had Christmas Too in Fang Gulch

Nostalgic Christmas reminiscence from Simon d Smuckers about Fang Gulch heat traditions. He recalls cactus trees, roadrunner nests, and Santa entering via air ducts, then recalls Lake Gila MonsterSanta sighting with a sun hat man in ski wear. The note ends by naming Jeff Fine and Cathy Harrison as the couple of the week and wishes readers a Merry Christmas.

Simon d Smuckers Fang Gulch Fang Santa Lake Gila Monster Simon Jeff Fine Cathy Harrison Betsy Wetsy Johnny Lightning

MHS Students Create Christmas Art in East Art Room

Art I students under Mrs. Evelyn Sweitzer crafted unique metal ornaments for a welded Christmas tree completed by Dennis Davidson. Ronnie Blake made a wreath from cockleburs painted silver. Santa Clauses in halls and large cafeteria cards by Art II and III students reflect a festive, varied display.

Nannie Blue MHS Evelyn Sweitzer Sharon Sweitzer Dale Duffy East Art Room Dennis Davidson Ronnie Blake Santa Claus Anita Juanita Wilson Art III Art II Art IT Sweitzer Arts Phyllis Mollet Phyllis

Dear Santa from A to Z letter from MHS sophomores

A lighthearted school assignment results in a contrived alphabetic letter to Santa. Student Ben Allen and peers request a 1972-442 Olds with white vinyl top, full gas, and new holiday perks such as longer weekends, more frequent breaks, red pencils, and better coffee breaks for grading. They ask for teacher leniency, extra nerve pills for Coach Seals, and Christmas wishes. The missive playfully invokes a sequence of A to Z lines while ending with festive goodwill.

Mhsers John Tsikalis Ben Allen Santa

Student Council Christmas Party Fun Attracts 44 Children

December 15 after school 44 children enjoyed a lively party with drama class skit How the Grinch Stole Christmas humorous dialogue The Reluctant Dragon and competitive games Pinata Santa and elves made a grand entrance. candy toys and costumes created a festive scene with hosts and big kids joining in.

Santa Claus Carol Park Santa Indianapolis 500 Speedway

Christmas Price Tag Rising Through The Twelve Days

A playful accounting of the twelve days of Christmas from a 1971 newspaper item. It lists per day sub totals and a grand total of thirty one thousand nine hundred twelve dollars and forty nine cents, noting the heavy expenses for gifts and performers.

What Do MHS Students Want For Christmas 71

The Growl polls classes of 75 74 73 and 72 on holiday wishes. Answers include items from personal desires like a Mickey Mantle bat a bottle of Hai Karate a four speed wheelchair a pocket sized computer and a tape recorder to practical gifts such as pajamas love peace and a spacious lunchroom.

Dave Sutton Kim Everett Marcia Williams Candy Admire Mary Cooley Mary Kay Wade Jeff Mihalie Bruce Copeland Butch Lawrence Albert Ben Given Robert Cheatum Cato Sims Chester Trotter Steve Chaney Gara Guthrie Steve Wolf

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