Red and Grey Freshmen Present Fifth Annual Concert
The Red and Grey Freshmen concert directed by Mr. Robert Murta is set for Friday Feb 7 at 7 30 p m in Emmons Hall to celebrate American Music Month. The program includes Merle J Isaac Korean and Japanese pieces, Sea of Tranquility, Beethoven works, Franck Song, Disney arrangement and Spanish march with a post concert party in the school cafeteria.
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Robert Murta
Emmons Hall
National Federation of Music
Merle J. Isaac
James D. Ployhar
Toshio Akiyama
Philip Gordon
L. van Beethoven
Caesar Franck
Frank Erickson
Ojo DeAguila
Everett Maxwell
Pershing Scholarship Offered by Northeast Missouri State University
Northeast Missouri State University Kirksville announces the John J. Pershing Scholarship program funding tuition fees dormitory room and board for up to four years valued at over 4700 dollars. twenty leaders and students from Missouri high schools may receive the awards with GPA 3.50 and outstanding citizen status required for continuation. deadlines and interview steps apply. Linda Henderson is noted as a past recipient.
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Northeast Missouri University
Kirksville
John J. Pershing
Missouri
Five Bands To Perform In Benefit
Tomorrow February 2 five local bands The Majestics Ken Smith and the Gold Nuggets Rush Mez Mer and Crossfire will play from 7 to 10 p m at Presser Hall. Tickets 1 50 in advance at Klines Mexico T V and Stereo Peck s and at the door 2 all proceeds go to the Mexico Cerebral Palsy school. Each band donates its time to support the fundraiser.
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The
Majestics
Ken Smith
Gold Nuggets
Rush
Mez- Mer
Crossfire
Alt Presser Hall
Klines Dept
Mexico
T. V
Stereo
Peck’s
FBLA Observes Vocational Week With Church Service
As part of Vocational Education Week FBLA members will begin with a church service on Sunday. Monday features wearing name tags followed by a Monterey banquet at 6 p.m. Tuesday. Wednesday plans include club colors blue and gold and Thursday members dress for a job interview. Friday members may join another vocational club on a project.
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Future Business Leaders of America
FBLA
Monterey
Ers
Students Enter StuCo Races For Next Year
Filing for Student Council offices closed yesterday with campaigning rules set. Primary Feb 3–4, two top vote earners advance to general election. Campaign assembly Feb 11 with skits and speeches, general election by homeroom the next day.
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StuCo
Melanie Monk
Chris Jones
Mary Friedberg
Diana Linder
Patti Meine
Sandy Neal
Tom Lankford
Denise Herndon
Mike Rankin
Nancy Sparks
Kelly Williams
Robbie McDonald
Two Seniors Nominated for National Honor Society Scholarship
The Mexico chapter nominates Robyn Beamer and Billie Sue Stubblefield for the NASSP sponsored program offering 200 scholarships of 1000 dollars each. The selection now emphasizes leadership, scholarship, character, and service alongside academics. Julie Copeland reached finals last year.
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Mexico
National Honor Society
Robyn Beamer
Billie Sue Stubblefield
The
National Association of Secondary School Principals
Julie Copeland
Students Explore South America In School Assembly
Student council sponsored its second school assembly on Thursday breaking routine. MHS students viewed a slide show guided by Jim Morey and Associates touring Suriname up the Saramacca River into the tropical rainforest, meeting Amerindian and Bush-Negro natives along the way.
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Stu-Co
MHS
South America
Jim Morey
Saramacca
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