Cerebral Palsy School Receives Memorial TV Donation
Snow days disrupted lessons as Health Occupations student visit canceled. Mrs. Betty Schmidt LPN assisted. Jerome Seigfreid donated a colored TV in memory of Mrs. Wallace Fry. Charles Peck and Larry Shocks delivered it. Staff attended a Partners in Progress meeting in Jefferson City with Governor Bond and legislators. Santa Fe Sociables Club delivered a donation for therapy.
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Health Occupations
Betty Schmidt
L.P.N
Jerome Seigfreid
Wallace Fry
Charles Peck
Larry Shocks
Zumalt
LaFon
Fred Garnett
Partners In Progress
Ramada Inn
Jefferson City
Bond
Santa Fe Sociables Club
Local School Notices and Student Activities Recap
Names of students and teachers across Eugene Field Hawthorne McMillan Mexico and Presser Hall events. COG representatives, citizen awards, report card dates, and drama performances include James Smith Patricia Brown Gay Gooch and Nicole Marionettes in New York City. Students toured Crown Laundry and joined a sixth grade choir trip to Kirksville on March 7.
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Virginia Rush
Eugene Field
Mike Hardman
Earl Ingram
Tony Isgrig
Danny Lewis
Kevin Scobee
Mark Wilson
Danita Blue
Teresa Cloven
Robin Darnell
Ann Ekern
Debra McAllister
Melissa Monk
Sandy Smiley
James Smith
Mike Jennings
Madelyn Perry
Patricia Brown
Tina Williams
Jeannine Fisher
Nancy Nielsen
Edna DeVault
Gay Gooch
Lynn Hoover
Nicole Marionettes
New York City
Jack and the Beanstalk
Presser Hall
Mexico Public
Barbara Green
Kirksville
Mexico
Pam Williams
McMillan
Cindy Sharp
Kallen Tsikalas
A.P. Greens
West
Fifth Graders Challenge Mother Goose Rhymes
Fifth graders perform playful parodies of Mother Goose verses. The collection includes quips about Mary and bees, Charlie and a black fleece lamb, Solomon Grundy, and a grisly kitchen scene, reflecting student writers Gloria and classmates in Hawthorne.
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Mother Goose
Our Town Mexico: a young view of community life
A collection of children from McMillan School share their positive impressions of Mexico. They describe friendly people, schools, shops, parks, buildings, and growing town features including new restaurant openings, banks, and continued community pride.
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Mexico
Chuck Thomas
McMillan
Alice Johnson
Pupils Create Classroom Grocery Store Project
Students describe building a large pretend store in class. They list activities from gathering items to stocking shelves, assigning jobs, and using play money. Multiple nameds authors recount first days, managing, and simulating a real store with eggs milk and cheese.
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Eugene Field
Nancy Williams
Cort Stuart
Meshelle Phillips
Teresa Gamblian
Angela Carol Beamer
Mike Smith
Shanda Davis
Imaginative Writers Recounts a Grim Kitchen Tale
A chilling spoken vignette by Angela Greene describes a sequence from a cold refrigerator to a hot pan and eventual consumption. The narrator recounts lethal acts, a boy recipient, a dog chewing the remains, and the final line that everyone must go.
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Angela Greene
Also Mentioned on This Page
Suzanne Pehle
Darrel Tray
Stacey Larkin
Dennis Cooper
Edwin Schinkel
Cerebral Palsy School
Hawthorne 109 Playhouse
Anne Dawkins
Fel Ta Gept
Stevi Green
The
Guard
Bevin
MFA Mill
Kathy van Schyndel
McMillan School
Dorothy Atkins
Hawthorne School
Fred McNatt
Jeff Schlager
Tony Broeker
Keith King
Darren Baysinger
Kinderparten
Alice Tolson
Mexico Junior High
Margery Lesar
Crown Laundry
Missouri State University Baldwin Auditorium
Mrs. Green
Tracy Woodruff
Connie Luckaman
Leslie Cottey
Laura Collins
Penny Beamer
Meri Lea Hunt
Joey Monk
Scott Gander
Pam Inlow
Mary
Vicki Day
Charlie
Sharon Jenkins
Solomon Grundy
Lisa Stutsman
Buddy Robinson
Parent-Teacher Safety Committee
School Safety Patrol
Robinson
Our Town
Ann Bramon
Todd Paden
MFA
J.C. Penney
Arthur Bradshaw
Teresa Thompson
Keith Johnson
John Phillip Hamilton
Mexico Junior High School
Buller Fixture Co
Omaha
Betty Delong
Priscilla Fishburn
Nadine Johnson
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