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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1971

Page

5

MHS Should Adopt A Single Official Bulldawg Symbol

Growl editors argue Mexico High School lacks an official bulldog emblem. They note numerous bulldog designs appear on uniforms programs and gear, urging Student Council or student vote to unify to one official bulldog symbol for school spirit and athletics.

MHS Vocal Music Mexico

Should America Have Lupercalia

The essay traces Valentine’s Day origins to a Roman festival, Lupercalia, noting the holiday’s Christian roots diverge from ancient customs. It contrasts U S practices with other countries, where cards, feasts, or matchmaking traditions persist, and imagines replacing present celebrations with Roman-style methods.

Valentine Juno Pan America

Heap of the Week honors Everett Trabue for The Stude

Everett Trabue, class of 1972, wins MHS's Heap of the Week with his light green 1957 Studebaker truck nicknamed The Stude. The 259 V eight engine rambling tale notes the truck's family ownership since new, its daily school commute, and a playful boast about its yardage and bucket seats as classmates marvel at the gleam on the road.

MHS Everett Trabue Everett Studebaker Stude Heaven Hell

Editorial staff list for Growl newspaper

The Growl announces its editorial lineup with Carol Rutter as editor in chief and Terry Maguire, Lorie Ramsey, Janie Gardner named editors for pages four, two and one respectively.

Carol Rutter Terry Maguire Lorie Ramsey Janie Gardner

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