Growing into Good Americans at MHS Editorial
Students at MHS urge practical citizenship through school organizations and community service. The piece argues true American character lies beyond singing the anthem and calls for tolerance, open minds, and active involvement to combat discrimination and indifference. It cites a Paris Corval remark about a teammate to frame national duty and ends with a challenge to engage now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean-Pierre Corval
UCLA
U.S
Corral
MHS
Ann Landers
America
Linda Henderson Represents MHS Rotary at Miniwanca
Terri Brown reports Linda Henderson, MHS Senior, attended Camp Miniwanca in Stony Lake Michigan sponsored by the Rotary Club through Mexico High School. In her first year she served as secretary of the Cantekiya Class and joined six Indian Tribes for two weeks of leadership courses, athletics, and evening programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terri Brown
Linda Henderson
MHS
Stony Lake
Michigan
Rotary Club
Mexico High School
Linda
Lake Michigan
Advanced Biology Class Teaches High School Biology At MHS
Mrs. Marilyn Bradford leads a college prep advanced biology course at MHS for 30 seniors. They dissect a shark and cat, write a dissection manual, and study Genetics Evolution Embryology Bacteriology Ethology Ecology and Plant Study next semester. The course costs 700 dollars per class, features lab work and lectures, and emphasizes physiological biology over chemical biology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vickie Pastey
I.q.s
Marilyn Bradford
MHS
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Growl Editorial
Rotary
Miniwanca
Camp Miniwanca
Mexico
Ledger
Moberly
Bradford
Jack
Columbia
Andy Tribble
Joni Jolly
Garden Gate Florist
N. Jefferson
Cheryl Jaeger
MHL
Bradley Separates
Redendall