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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1970

Page

13

Lit Club Contest Sponsored For Youth Writing

The Literary Club sponsors a writing contest for poetry prose essays and short stories about youth today. Entries go to Mr Carriel Douglas Room 308 by February 1 1971. First second and third prizes include money and magazine publication in spring. At the December meeting members enjoyed a Christmas party with impromptu skits by Mrs Barbara Rigby and Mr Jim Kox.

Literary Club Carriel Douglas Barbara Rigby Jim Kox

Christmas Concert Fills Emmons Hall at MHS

About 900 attended the Festival of Music in Emmons Hall where MHS vocal music choirs directed by Gerald Valet performed. A student ticket contest drew crowds. Laura Hoffman won $10 for 34 tickets, with Janice Kossman second for 31 tickets and six others ranging from 20 to 13 tickets.

MHS Vocal Music Department Gerald Valet. Valet Laura Hoffman Laura Janice Kossman

Senior Pictures At Fine Art Studio Arrive for Pickup

Senior graduation portraits have arrived at Fine Art Studio this week. Seniors may pick up their portraits during regular studio hours. Payments must be paid in full to receive the portraits. The text ends with a stray verse about youth and bliss.

MHS Dress Code Outlines Guideline Change

On return from Christmas break MHS shifts from a dress code to guidelines. A 12 member student committee plus teachers parents and administrators approved the change on Dec 16 with guidelines released Dec 17 and set to take effect Jan 4 1971. Clothing must be worn as designed by the manufacturer. Shoes are required. Tight clothing shorts for boys shorts and jeans for girls are too casual for school wear. Any clothing distracting from the educational program cannot be worn.

MHS

ISE Students Will Arrive In January

Three new foreign exchange students will come to MHS on January 10 for about ten weeks. Ana Maria Latife from Rancagua Chile stays with Kathleen Barnes and is 18 and sports minded. Carmen Gloria Pinto from Santiago Chile stays with Carol Rutter and is 17 with interests in music and gymnastics. Carola Zamudi from Lima Peru stays with Jackie Spurrier and is 18 with flamingo and folk dancing skills.

Kathleen Barnes Carol Rutter Jackie Spurrier MHS South America Ana Maria Latife Rancagua O'Higgins Chile Ana Carmen Gloria Pinto Santiago Carmen Carola Zamudi Lima Peru

Harry Flynn Earns First DECA Student of the Month

Harry Flynn, class of ’71, is the first MHS student to be named December's DECA Student of the Month. Chosen by seniors Donna Peters, Charles Anderson, and Bruce Watson, he serves as DECA president, works at Hagan's Clothing Store, and assists in a sales training class. Selection reflects conduct, appearance, employer feedback, class and club participation, and respect for peers and staff.

Harry Flynn DECA Distributive Education Clubs of America Cooperative Education Donna Peters Charles Anderson Bruce Watson Harry MHS Hagan’s

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Sally Sparks Lester Miller, Jr M. R. Wise Lit Club Kim Everett Mary Bussen Phyllis Mollet Devi Hightower Bill Adams Emmons Hall Festival of Oe Music Emmons Hal Steve Mrs. Valet Fine Art Mexico High School Mexico, Mo ISE Carola Ola David Wilmshorst Chehalis Washington HOT Wheels Santa
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