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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1975
Page
5
Tentative classes begin March 10 at Mexico Junior High. A Science Fair plans in place with about forty potential entries led by Jim Van Schynde. Report cards due March 5 at Garfield and Hardin schools amid various student activities and staff appointments.
William Fox librarian calls the Book Fair at Hardin Junior High School a success, reporting a profit of 193 dollars to buy about 50 books for the new Mexico Junior High School library. Books will cover crafts with some art and sport titles. Acknowledgments go to many donors and student assistants Rod Walker Jeff Thomas Tammy Gentry Sharon Gates Mary Smith Terri ONeal Kathy Spires Sonja Harris Emily Singleton Max Vinyard Sheryl Huff.
Rush Hill Community Church and Jay Dee Wives donated exercise balls a massager foam rubber rolls and adaptive chair measures to the Cerebral Palsy School. The project will be evaluated by filming new exercises and comparing child performance later. March of Dimes funding supported the therapy program. Health Occupations students Debra Heaton Mary Holt and Kathy Humphreys visited along with LP N. students Donna LeMasters and Joan Arens. A CP Board meeting selected an architect for the new school addition to be ready for next fall.
A Cresthaven Elementary classroom in SILVER SPRING shows a poem about switching to metric terms as students learn metric units like meters and grams. County officials plan to have half the elementary schools metric by next year and all by 1980, with Maryland directing total metric adoption.
Second grade students taught by Mrs. Winifred Sparks shared three descriptive paragraphs about a snowy day. Each piece portrays skies, ground, trees, houses, and streets with imagery of snow, icicles, snow cover, and slush, acknowledging winter scenes and urban details through childlike observations.
A collection of fifth grade McMillan student pieces describe sounds around home, country scenes, and city streets. Each voice captures everyday noises from cooking, animals, wind, traffic, and children at play, reflecting varied but clear auditory imagery.
Hawthorne P E aides named by Kay Valentik for four weeks include Philip Marley Todd Wilson Donna Pipes Dana Kimbel Onnalee Chapman Jeff Moore Jeff Schlager Kenneth Etherton Joe McAllister Donna Smith Joe Callison Lisa Gallop Jeff Shupert Dean Smith Marcia Stevens Denise Hunsaker Kenny Kelsay Kenneth Van Boening Scott Wells Jeff Hatfield Brent Callihan Angela Greene Pamela Inlow Sharon Jenkins Vicki Day Donna Duckworth Mary Jane Long Connie Taylor Karla Taylor Kris Holtkamp Barbara Hopkins Kim Oser Beth Sonwalt Carl Power
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