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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1970
Page
12
Journalism students at Mount Dora High School produced a page reflecting community news and school activities highlighting student reporting and campus life.
The piece notes regular classes, improving student intellect, and gratitude to teachers. It mentions officers being elected, clubs reorganized, and football games planned. It references Bebber’s story by Jeff Fowler and Beth Martin’s view of a shifting school atmosphere toward confidence with the rallying cry GO CANES.
A portrayal of school life filled with chaos as students scramble for schedules new clothes and coping with strict teachers. The piece captures sports pressures grades hallway drama office visits and the tension of tests with vivid classroom scenes.
The Future Homemakers of America at M D H S held an assembly on September 15 to show current schoolwear. Models demonstrated outfits labeled correct or inappropriate for school, warning that halter dresses slacks and non pleated culottes will not be accepted. Visual poise tips included proper standing stooping and sitting.
MDHS adds two new science teachers, Mr. Charles Hodoval and Mr. Dane Spaulding, who quickly earn student and staff respect. Hodoval, a Florida grad with zoology and chemistry majors, coaches JETS and a science club while commuting from Orlando. Spaulding, a biology major, studied at Appalachian State.
Kathy McAllister drives a 1963 Chevy Nova nicknamed Ark or Urk chosen Heap of the Week at Mt Dora High School. The car features a 250 engine and automatic shifter and is praised for its pace. Kathy majors in education and is a Mont Dora football ally who enjoys painting horseback riding and jogging.
A classroom prompt asks students and teachers what they would do if they found a penuche. Responses range from playful to silly with lines about calling the zoo peeling it shooting it taking it home or wearing it the piece teases readers to submit more answers for a future issue.
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