Faculty King Queen Crowned At Senior Faculty Event
The Senior vs Faculty basketball night crowned Coach Kundert as Faculty King and Miss Carter as Faculty Queen after a 31-21 win by the underclassmen in the earlier girls game. A judo demonstration featured Randy Russell Danny Russell Larry Smith and Randy Davies with student helpers. Singers from Mexico performed and Bantered crowd energy surrounded the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Carter
Fulton
Chuck Kundert
Columbia
National Honor Society
Randy Russell
Danny Russell
Larry Smith
Randy Davies
North Callaway
Suellen
Miss O'Neill
Miss Farber
Spies
James
Jones
Nevins
Farmer
Kundert
Miss Carter
Davis
Blacklock
Cox
Murder Takes The Veil Opens April 3 At Convent High
A three act murder mystery titled Murder Takes The Veil adapts Margaret Ann Hubbard in a Louisiana convent setting. Directed by Mrs. Virginia Willis the cast features Linda Barnes Ricky Lindeman Carol Woods Barbara Glasford and many others. The junior play will be staged Saturday April 3 at eight p.m. in the high school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of St. Aurelien
Louisiana
Margaret Ann Hubbard
Virginia Willis
Hag
Linda Barnes
Ricky Lindeman
Carol Woods
Barbara Glasford
Debbie Jones
Glen Jones
Marsha Karhoff
History notes from 1945 1634 and 1703 events
On this date 1945 Gen Eisenhower declared German forces on the Western Front defeated. In 1634 Leonard and George Calvert established Maryland's first settlement. In 1703 Peter the Great founded the city of St Petersburg.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Leonard
George Calvert
Maryland
Peter the Great
St. Petersburg
They Speak Spanish They Speak Spanish
Spanish students under Mrs. Linda Thistlethwaite explore new ways to learn and enjoy Spanish. They create coloring books of foods, play Spanish Password and Spanish Railroad, and practice conversations to use language in daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Thistlethwaite
North Callaway Player Named to Little Dixie Team
North Callaway Thunderbirds earned a spot on the 1971 Little Dixie Conference all conference team as senior guard Ron Atkinson was selected. Delegates from member schools met to decide the tournament host for the upcoming event to be held in North Carolina not North Callaway area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Dixie Conference
North Callaway Thunderbirds
Ron Atkinson
Book Fair Sells Books Across Three April Days
The Library Club sponsors an annual book fair from April 20 to 22 with sales open all day. Club members will sell books during their study halls and some hand me down volumes from Aux Vasse High School will be offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Club
Auxvasse
Sherry Hahn
Daryl Hendrix
FHA Plans Trip To Columbia For State Meeting
FHA officers will visit Columbia on April 3 for the annual state meeting at Stephens College Auditorium from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. North Callaway will send a bus for the officers. The theme is Reach Out for Someone and chapters anticipate a day of learning and交流 with other FHA groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FHA
Columbia
Stephens College
North Callaway
Mona Slater
Youth To Washington Contest Finalists
Four finalists were chosen from NCHS and South Callaway for the REA Youth to Washington contest. Janet Graham Helen Schaefer Carol Woods and Mary Burkhart will present speeches in Fulton on April 21 for judge selection to advance to Washington D.C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NCHS
Washington
Janet Graham
Helen Schaefer
Carol Woods
Mary Burkhart
South Callaway
Fulton
New Bloomfield
Diana Austin
Washington D.C
Helen Shaefer
Intramural Girls Hopes Rise In NCHS Basketball
At NCHS girls basketball returns after a three year lull. Three teams, led by captains Cheryl Wilkerson Loretta Butler and Willetta Brown, compete with 3-2 records. Butler tops scoring with 15, Love 8, Wilkerson 7 per game. Brown’s squad finished 2-3 after a loss to Wilkerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NCHS
Cheryl Wilkerson
Loretta Butler
Debbie Love
Wilkerson
Willetta Brown
Brown
Debbie Durk
Cindy Atkinson
Joe Magruder
Vocational Opportunities Shown At Mexico School
Counselor Mr. Houchins of Mexico Vocational School spoke to Sophomores and Juniors about careers in vocational education on March 10. He showed a film of the school’s departments and projects and described programs for both boys and girls in carpentry electronics child care and health occupations. He urged students inclined toward vocational paths to consider attending and noted the school provides needed training and opportunities for applicants.
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Houchins
the Mexico Vocational School
Mexico
Prom Deadline Nears as Juniors Prepare Big Night
Juniors rush to meet the May 1 prom deadline from 8:00 p.m. to midnight. Comic Book Society will provide the band and yearbook photos. Coach Davis will take candid shots for students. Marsha Carhoff notes the rush and high school fans excitedly flirt.
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Comic Book Society
Coach Davis
Reed wins FFA Creed Speaking contest trip to Montgomery City
John Reed, winner of the FFA Creed Speaking Contest, traveled to Montgomery City on March 22 to recite the creed among representatives from other districts. He was selected with three fellow FFA boys Billy Winnegear, David Haden, and Walter Gruer to represent R-1, aiming to teach freshman members sportsmanship and public speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reed
Montgomery City
John
FFA
Billy Winnegear
David Haden
Walter Gruer
R-1
Marsha Karhoff
Sophomore Pilgrimage Honors Debbie Durk From Missouri School
Debbie Jane Durk was chosen for the Sophomore Pilgrimage on April 13, 1971 with Beverly Jean Austin as first alternate. Sponsored by the Federated Women's Club, the program gathers about 400 Missouri sophomores to tour the State Capitol and state government sites to promote citizenship and observe government in action. Durk is selected for scholastic excellence and leadership, chosen by the North Callaway faculty over other candidates. Beverly Austin is the alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debbie Jane Durk
Beverly Jean Austin
Federated Women's Club
Missouri
State Capitol
Executive Mansion
Supreme Court
North Callaway
Debbie Nurk
Beverly Austin
Nancy Shryock
Debbie Durk
Jefferson City
Debbie
Beverly
Twirl and Cheer Tryouts Scheduled for April 14
On April 14 during seventh hour, tryouts for next year’s cheerleaders and twirlers will occur. Girls who are juniors or seniors with a grade average of M or better may try out for cheerleading, while sophomores, juniors and seniors with the same standing may try out for twirling. A pre-tryout workshop will precede the 14th for preparation.
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NHL
Willetta Butler
Helen Schaeffer
Betty Barnes
Suzie Spradlin
Chery Wilkerson
Beverly Cox
Debbie Bennett
Denna Duncan
Chuck “Killer” Kundert
Joe
Dipsy Doodle
Jim Walker
Tony
Cool Hand
Jim “the
Black
Don
Our Man
Fetsch
Bill
Dunkee
Denton
Jim
Dandy
Cecil Scot “Towels” Miller
Harold
Mighty Mouse
Meiderhoff
Sunflower
Ron
Azela
Atkinson
Loran
Peoni
Hume Joe
Magnolia” Magruder Jr
Buttercup
Baumgartner
Bruce
Gladioli
Graham Harvey
Snapdragon
Sydenstricker
Marigold
Greg Hudson
Chuck ‘Purple
Aster
Adams
Steve
Passion Flower
Foster
Sam “Carnation
Budnut
Daisy
Dennis Haden
Terry ‘Chrysanthemum
Crawford
Mike
Water Lily
Lewis
Daffodil
David Foster
Steve “Wisteria
Whitaker
Lynn ‘‘Petunia
Pasley
Dahlia
Duke Moser
Ron ‘the Rose
Berry
The
Kingdom of Callaway
Kathy Lafon
Jeannie Applebee
Diane Bradley
Brenda Austin
Debbie Anderson
Marcia Fewell
Marsha Carhoff
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