Voters Explain Choices In Mock Election Reactions
Growl staffer Marty Runyan gathered reasons from students at the MHS Mock Election.Comments include Carter for inflation blame on Ford, Ford for experience, Carter promises, and Ford spending concerns. A total ballot result will be published in Tuesday Ledger.
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Growl
Marty Runyan
MHS
Carter
Ford
Penny Travis
Jim Page
Dan Hexworth
Kim Allen
Audrain County
Students draft political themed cards in reading workshop
Reading class submissions feature lines urging voting for a candidate. Essays praise perseverance, etiquette, and self reliance, with students claiming their imagined candidate will excel and serve well in office.
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Loretta Tsikalas
Pharmacy Scholarships At St Louis College Of Pharmacy
The St Louis College of Pharmacy offers 30 Faculty Memorial Scholarships of 500 dollars each to freshmen entering next fall to help with tuition in the first year. The five year B S Pharmacy program is described. Applicants should request forms by Dec 1 and may submit both by then, then take the scholarship test on Saturday Dec 4. Address inquiries to Dean Byron Barras at 4588 Parkview Place St. Louis Missouri 63120.
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St. Louis College of Pharmacy
Byron Barras
Parkview Place
St. Louis
Missouri
First Vote Cast In Mock Election Goes To Ford
Senior Janice Thomas arrived early to become the first MHS student voter in the mock election. She said she supported Ford because Carter turned her off, citing her view of Carter as governor and doubt about his presidency.
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MHS
Alan Fisher
Ford
Janice Thomas
Mhs'er
Grow
Marty Runyan
Janice
Carter
Goo
Open House For Quincy Seniors At Educational Building
Seniors invited to an open house at Quincy Educational Building from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. on 11th Street near the hospital. Student guided tours, refreshments, and displays will be featured, according to Mra. Sue Mathieson of the school.
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Nursing
Quincy
Achehubet
11Th Street
Mra
Sue Mathieson
UMC Sets Dates For Events At Columbia Campus
The University of Missouri at Columbia announces two events for area seniors. National Merit and National Achievement scholars will receive personal invitations for a one day program with campus tours and faculty visits. Agriculture Scholarship Days are set for November 19 and 30 with interviews by the College of Agriculture committee in Spikard and Columbia. Earlier interviews occurred in Portageville and Mount Vernon.
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University of Missouri At Columbia
Missouri
UMC
College of Agriculture
Spikard
North Missouri Center
Columbia
Portageville
Mount Vernon
Students Involve Themselves In Political Campaigns
National magazines note rising student engagement this fall across high school and college levels. At MHS, volunteers aid both parties by distributing material and polling voters by phone. Democratic workers include Pete Gonzales Mike Gonzalez Chris Hagan and Pat Farnen. Republican helpers are Joe Love Robert Burchett Jim Willer Marty Runyan DeeDee Duckworth Jamie Nielsen Martha Lee Alan Fisher Laura Napier and Jerry Rosenthal.
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MHS
Pete Gonzales
Mike Gonzalez
Chris Hagan
Pat Farnen
Joe Love
Robert Burchett
Jim Willer
Marty Runyan
DeeDee Duckworth
Jamie Nielsen
Martha Lee
Alan Fisher
Laura Napier
Jerry Rosenthal
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