Mexico Junior High elects new student officers for 1976 77
Junior High students elected to 1976 77 council with Joey Monk as president Jamie Hamilton as vice president Susan Decker as secretary and Nancy Nielsen as treasurer The council includes 43 students from home base rooms and represents 609 pupils A list of elected officers alternates and remarks on the Audrain County Cerebral Palsy School opening activities and safety patrol program follow with staff volunteers and donors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico Junior High
Joey Monk
Jamie Hamilton
Susan Decker
Nancy Nielsen
Janet Ardell
Cindy Patrick
Geoffrey Gantt
Michelle Cramer
Steve Darling
Doug Nichols
Turner Hoffman
John Darby
Randy Gooch
Shaun White
Marietta Johnson
Melvin Hopke
Brad Lopez
Gary Collens
Greg Chaney
Jay Lotz
Andrea Stevens
Ricky Shaw
Darren Carr
Ricky Robinson
Liz Sonwalt
Nancy Piper
Andy Baker
Tim Janke
Connie Lewis
Karen Jones
Jennifer Hii
Delores Holden
Kennette Hard
Kirk Ekern
Mike Test
Leigh Earle
Cammy Overstreet
Joe Callison
Four Mexico Public Schools Announce New Student Lists
New students enrolled in Mexico Public Schools include entries from Mexico Junior High School, St. Brendan's, Hi Way R-3, Laddonia, and Centralia among others. Names span many states and districts, listing students such as Damon Van Brocklin, Joe A. Young, Carolyn Davidson, Richard Testerman, Chris Reeder, and Edyth Lawson, with several families connected to multiple schools. Further names cover Carthage, Bonnville, Jacksonville, Laddonia, Columbia, and Rockford, reflecting a broad slate of incoming pupils across district lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Damon van Brocklin
Concord
Calif
Joe A. Young
St. Brendan’s
Dennis Westhoff
Nevada
Richard Testerman
St. Joseph
Chris Reeder
Carthage
Ill
Andy Kostick
Hawthorne Chili Supper and School Activities Schedule
Hawthorne School will host its PTA Chili Supper on Oct 21 from 5 to 8 PM in the Mexico High School cafeteria. Eugene Field School lists library helpers for the first semester led by Judy Allen and Tim Beal mear. Kevin Oser is new Hawthorne Student Council president with Gail Burnett as vice president and Scott Gruber as secretary. The Junior High yearbook sponsors a poetry contest with a winning poem to appear in Kaleidoscope 1976 77. entries due Oct 15 to sponsor Candice Thomson. McMillan School PTA Carnival set for Oct 22. 12 students named library helpers including Steven Carter and Matissa Cloven. Good Citizen awards: Chris Vanskike at Eugene Field. Safety Patrol names announced at McMillan with captains Tom Carter and Gerald Forrest. Eugene Field second grade class names Good Citizens. Debbie McAllister heads the COG at Eugene Field with Dawn Dodd as VP and Lori Duty as secretary. Members include multiple students across schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrain County Cerebral Palsy School
Evelyn LaFon
Ruth Fuller
Marianne Hubert
Betty Eikel
Carolyn Wohlers
Debra Harris
John Minor
Goldie Newman
Jennie Lee Elledge
Jaycee
Tom Earl Seeley
Van-Far High School
Tom
Norma Carver
Central Methodist College
Dee Wieder
Linda Kuechman
William Woods College
Friendship Baptist Church
Edward Smith
Candice Thomson
Debbie McAllister
Eugene Field School
Dawn Dodd
Lori Duty
Teresa Cloven
Originals By Individuals Continued On Plains Indian Study
Students in Mrs Worstell third year class at Eugene Field School studied Plains Indians. They learned music weaving jerky drying and basic sign language. Reports describe buffalo hunts with rock hides cliffs and traps using buffalo skins to lead and distract the herd and bows and arrows to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Worstell
Eugene Field School
Lon Fisher
School Lunch Week Set for October 11 to 16
Mexico elementary invites parents to join students and staff for National School Lunch Week activities from October 11 through 16. Mrs. Velma Batts, Mexico Public Schools food services director, urges attendance to meet staff. Type A lunches offered daily. adult meals 65 cents. Grade schedules are flexible with specific parent days for each grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Velma Batts
Baits
American School Food Service Association
Parents Conferences Set At Mexico Public Schools
The annual parent teacher conferences occur in the Mexico Public Schools on October 14 and 15 with classes canceled but teachers on duty for parent meetings at scheduled times. Parents receive a brief appointment to review test scores and student progress as Superintendent Donald R. Palmer urges participation. 1976 records show 87 percent attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Patrona
Donald R. Palmer
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McMillan
Carol Kirgan
Monica Spencer
Tara Spencer
Stephanie Davenport
Tom Crews
Beth Smith
Anita Brokken
Ann Bramon
Teresa Griffin
Cauthorn
Gallop
Tim Erdel
Alex Brokken
Todd Clausen
Torlen Rummans
Jeff Linnemeyer
Cara Haynes
Caroline Decker
Lynn Doerge
Ruth Miller
Kim Sydenstricker
Ginger Bybee
Tracy Woodruff
Linn Barnes
Lori Rogers
James Campbell
Karen Phillips
Demetrios Talkalas
Merri Lea Hunt
Todd Weber
Connie Cellet
Dan Pehle
John Boyce
Tracy Isere
Mark Martin
Debbie Keats
Lynn Pehle
Patricia
Pamela Inlow
Sherri Aller
Ben McAllister
Scott Wells
Donna Spencer
Angela Greene
Mary George
Sherri Brookshier
Darrel Jaeger
Jill Hamilton
Kevin Shaw
Tony Broeker
Darren Bayalager
Jennifer Potts
Stanley Barnes
Jan Scott
Dewayne Jefferson
Delores Schneider
Joni Houston
Hawthorne
Traveler's Protective Association
Robert Peak
TPA
Kathy Storck
Susan Jenkins
Allen Newbrough
Vaughn Workes
Kay Valentik
Hawthorne School
Cairnbrook
Reva Kelsay
Carolyn Davidson
Centralia
Susan Detweller
Kirksville
Clifton Cheney
Rhonda Claywell
Laddonia
Jeffrey Bennett
Huntsville
Shorti Miller
Bradenton
Fla
Edyth Lawson
Warren, Mich
Theodore Lewis
Rockford, Ill
Cindy Davidson
Alana Johnson
Bonnville
Mark Lewis
Kingdom City
Nanette “Marie” Mitchell
LaFeria
Tex
Carl Robinett
Mike Johnson
Mary Osing
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Danny Robinett
Tracy Dean King
Arnold
Randall Scott Wright
Richland
Michelle Cramers
Redding
Tina Speaks
Ste. Genevieve
Lorenzo Howard
Jacksonville, Il
Angela
McMillan School
Lygia Holcomb
Martinez
Shelly
Teresa Baker
Owensville
Joey Kostick
Paula Carson
Columbia
Tammy and
Kimberly Jackson
New Franklin
Teri Smith
Kelly and
Perry Staats
New Bloomfield
Marjorie and
Douglas Testerman
Dwayne Mackey
Billie Claywell
Leasa McDonald
Montgomery City
Curtis Lynn
Jennifer Belzer
Macon
Marcia Wilson
Jefferson City
Ronald Davidson
Regina Clayton
Higbee
Marie Venzia
Duluth
Edward Dishman
Camdenton
Johnese Cheney
Janna Hansett
Fayette
Dean Belzer
Tyrone George
St. Louis
Jenetta Dillon
Duncanaville
Johnny
Kim Belzer
Roderick Howard
Jacksonville
Christine «. Wilson
Springvalley
Laura Tower
Manorville
Jamaica
Birdie Miller
Renita Howard
Dawn Marie Rinehart
Vandalia
Jennifer Jo Ann
Hatton
Tammy Lee
Ruth Ann Gates
Wichita Falls
Eugene Field
Patricia Clay
Janet Gallaher
Dena Bush
Debra McAllister
Bonnie Burkemper
Mexico High School
Eugene Field School Library
Judy Allen
Tim Bealmear
Pam Beamer
Emily Belcher
Sandra Brown
Robert Galbreath
Charles Goff
Doug Huddleston
Jeff Houf
Mark Marshall
Melanie Pace
Sheri Palmer
Darrel Piction
Mark Ship
Susan Smith
Sherry Thompson
Billy Weldon
Christina Wilson
Kevin Oser
Gail Burnett
Scott Gruber
Steven Carter
Matissa Cloven
Darin Hobbs
Lowell Mann
Sheri Montague
Polly Montgomery
Conrad Nunnelly
Jill Paden
Patty Sampson
Michael Smith
Heather van Treas
Ers
Wanda Smith
Chris Vanskike
Good Citizen
Safety Patrol
Tom Allen
Steve Carter
Lisa Chitwood
Eric Clausen
Tammy Odoerge
Gerald Forrest
Phil Hamilton
Susan Jones
Tamara Meyer
Mike Palmer
Bruce Randall
Mike Smith
Charles Thomas
Teresa Thompson
Kallen Tsikalas
Mike Wheeler
Kathy Whitworth
Pamela Williams
Rebecca Wilson
Ann Boyce
Melissa Bryan
April Minor
Christy McCord
Rusty Hansen
Good Citizens
Joan Fechts
Franklin Staley
Sherry Callahan
Patrick Williams
Donnie Troy
Sara McCameron
Nicholas Paladin
Troy Precht
Thad Sawyer
Susan Paladin
Liz Piper
Darren Bryan
Kevin Scobee
Russell Runge
James Kropf
Mr. Kropf
Kevin Donaldson
David Rosenthal
Mark Bakke
Melinda Palmer
Steve Belcher
By Christine Wallace
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Joyce Stone
By Tammy Swank
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