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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1973

Page

8

Fall field trip at Green Memorial Park with Pupils

Students from a Cerebral Palsy School outdoors in fall weather at Green Memorial Park recreation center. They fed squirrels and birds, collected acorns, and viewed a Pekingese companion. Mrs Story led Halloween decorations with cats, witches, a jack o lantern, and Indian corn.

Green Memorial Park G.a.’S Friendship Baptist Church Harry O'Brien Nancy Woods Mike Jackson William Elliot Brooks, III Web. Web

Hardin Junior High Pep Squad Leads School Activities

Madge Davis serves as president of the Hardin Junior High Pep Squad with Tracy David as vice president Lori Johnson as secretary and Shelley Steele as sergeant at arms. Book Week runs November 12 to 18.

Madge Davis Hardin Junior High Tracy David Lori Johnson Shelley Steele

Hardin Junior High Elects Student Council Officers

Principal Robert Eldridge reports eighth grader Mike Henderson to lead the council at Hardin Junior High School with Danny Beamer as Vice-President and Michelle Jerichon as Secretary-Treasurer. The faculty lists 18 members and 14 alternates for the council.

Hardin Junior High School Robert Eldridge Mike Henderson Danny Beamer Michelle Jerichon Mr. Eldridge Peter Scharthi Alan Kimbel Randy Werner Tereasa Goff Mark Peck Gene Morrow Tom Spurling Doug Mirts Shelly Steele Mike Snell Vera

Bicycle Safety Pledges and Poems From Mexico Elementary

Hawthorne sixth graders submit safety themed pieces urging caution on streets. Students stress bike rules, visibility, lights, reflectors, signaling, proper maintenance, and staying alert to protect all road users.

Mexico Hawthorne School of Mexico Phil Moss

Haiku Submissions From Hawthorne Students

Sixth grade poets at Hawthorne School submit three line haikus for Roundup Readers. Poems touch on leaves grass birds and nature with simple imagery.

Hawthorne School Lynn Smiley

Buffy the Lost Dog by Eugene Field third grade

Buffy a dog loves to run and chase birds. He gets lost one day and friends pursue him. He is described as a good dog with a simple adventuresome day.

Virginia Rush Eugene Field Guy Johnson Darrell Reese Robert Robinson Harold Strait Shelia Sprouls Liz Lowry McMillan Buffy Mike Beasley Paul Miller McMillan Melinda Potter Garfield School Barbara Beeler Brandy Steven Jennings Shep

First Graders Write Sentences From Field Of Tasks

A compilation of young students work shows creative attempts at sentence construction. James Smith writes about a farm with pigs cows dogs horses and hay for animals while Lori Duty describes seasons and school activities. Anne Katrin Ekern notes their farm has many cows and seven [unfinished].

Eugene Field James Smith Lori Duty Anne Katrin Ekern

What Is Home Fourth Graders Write At Hawthorne

Fourth graders under Mrs. Josephine Glover created descriptive paragraphs on What is Home showing varied views. Students like Pamela Inlow and Jimmie Schulte describe home as shelter and love, with notes on family, safety, smells, and happiness.

Josephine Glover Hawthorne School Beth Sonwalt Kristine Holtkamp Gary Belman Timmy Love Dana Davenport Hawthorne Pamela Inlow Jimmie Schulte Brent Callihan

Also Mentioned on This Page

Cerebral Palsy School William Brooks Auxvasse O'Brien The Carpenters Ernest Jenkins Marilyn Powell Vivian Phillips Hannibal Diagnostic Clinic Clifford Magnuson Special Education Department Missouri University Randy Dewar Jan Fisher Hardin Chan Eugene Sylvia Ollis Kathy Kemp Debbie Thompson Todd McAllister Jerry Rosenthal Brenda Cleeton Holly Austin Kim DeLong Lorie Meyer Madelyn Perry Caroline Decker Dan Wehlewald Laura Collins Cara Haynes Good Citizen Carla McCully Carol Duty Judy Rothove Marc Allen Betsy Reddick Michele Davis Dolores Schneider Biloxi Miss Teresa Henry Paris Kevin Elliott Dean Ward Barry Ill Sharon Hubbard Advance Connie Taylor Hatton-McCredie Scott Henry Donald Nichols South Carolina Debra Nichols Tracy Morelock Charlie Ward Karen Taylor Hatton McCredie Marvyda Stephens Ivy Smith Reba Isging Kenneth van Boening Eugene Field School Brigdette Fountain Terri Smith Melissa Day Nettie Martin Charles Johnson Jennifer Hill Sharon Robinson Robert Graf Linn Barnes Julie Sudbrook Lori DeLong Billy Anderson Mark Lunceford Dell Sublette Community Chest Mrs. Altrogge Jamie Hamilton David Schlager Elizabeth Smith Karen Nettles Kirk Kimbel Henderson Hardin Council Hammack Bill Kuhlman Lisa Sprowls Elizabeth Hill Terri Willingham Donnie Eckman Susan Maupin Jeff Bramon CEH McMillan School Lisa Genthon Kelli Hilton Rebecca Wilson Lisa Chitwood Sandra Boone Aaron Ligon Rebecca Hodge Patricia Childs Penny Beamer Brad Lopez Nicole Spencer Demetrios Tsikalas Danny Lee Scott Weber Janet Ardell Julie Bailey Libby Foreman Kay Iman Frances Cauthorn Mary Beth Wagner Tammy Oliver Diana Schneider Cindy Greene By Mark McFarland Joyce Loehnig Wilbert Power Brad Gipson Teresa Wilson Melissa Riley Terry Gourley Douglas Wells Matt Stevens Keith Terry Tauna Falconer Patches Andy Baker Cindy Sparks Elizabeth Senwalt Davy Crockett Davy Eric Larkin Pacific Ocean Smokey Bear Alan Wayne Newbrough Alex Brokken Trixie Steven Japan Margaret Jennings Glen Chambers David Munford James Page Tammy Smith Jina Gallop
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