Date Schedule Set for College Entrance Exams
The ACT and the Scholastic Aptitude Test are offered with test times at 8:30 a.m. and fees of 7.50 dollars and 6.50 dollars respectively. Tests marked with x will be held in the MHS cafeteria and at Missouri Military Academy in Mexico. Late registration for the Dec 6ACT is 4 dollars beyond regular, counselors Mrs Georgia Adams Mr David Bell and Mr E G Raney urge seniors to verify required or recommended tests with their college.
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Missouri Military Academy
Mexico
The Most Beautiful Ear Beauty Contest Opens
Ross Corporation of Milwaukee offers 1000 to the most beautiful ear in the country in a unisex contest. Entrants must print an ear on a postcard using an inkpad, mail with name address and phone to Beautiful Listener Box 2399 Milwaukee WI 53212 by November 15, 1975. winner drawn soon after.
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Ross Corporation
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Attendance records shape hiring decisions in high school
Employers view attendance as a key sign of reliability and health. Poor school attendance predicts work absence and can doom job prospects. Consistent daily presence, coupled with skills and effort, gives applicants an edge in competitive hiring. Continuous attendance improves future opportunities.
New Teacher Fulfills an Exciting Life at MHS
Herb Spangler, a former Green Beret with 12 years in the Army and ten in Special Forces, is the new Developmental Reading instructor at MHS. A Winnfield Louisiana native, he holds degrees from New Mexico State University and SMSU Springfield, taught in Pierce City, Missouri, and will move to Mexico with his wife and three daughters. He discusses his military career, his views on U.S. policy in Southeast Asia, and his aim to foster independent thinking in the classroom.
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Green Beret
Herb Spangler
MHS
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South America
Korea
South East Asia
Spangler
Winnfield
New Mexico State University
Smsu Springfield
Pierce City
Mexico
Green Berets
United States
South Vietnam
MHS Seniors To Take Part In Test Program
Mexico High School seniors join peers from Missouri schools in November for the Missouri Educational Assessment project. Counselor Georgia Adams says the state is developing a statewide test to measure progress in four goal areas: intellectual, physical, social and career development.
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Mexico
Missouri
Georgia Adams
MHS
State Department of Education
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