Braymer High School - Remyarb Yearbook (Braymer, MO)

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Q Mrs. Creason J . 'ff Q X ' -11' J A X gf x ' ' lv ra we ww NN JY n X. 9' O ' S KZZZ. , . 1 glen V Lori Creason . Brandie Arnold . 4 5'- .. Lana Berning J JenmTer.Boyer Aaron Caltont A Terry Clevenger 2 .ff ,, M 1 Damon Clodfelter' Bradley Cowan Misty Da vis Tracy Davis Billy Fields . Qatvid Ha uglz ton G gl l M' 'Q' f--9' 49 ., 1 ,gud a W f,..QQ Adam Hill i A 4 ' Q -V-1 VQH 5 CJ!! me Y' .-.la 1 if 1 11.3, as .P f sa Its fun playing Uno with the teacher during earned free time. Amber Johnson if--ff .W Chris Kelly . .p , Q J . Darrin Kincaid Eric Leakey Christy Leamer .-. aw, PM , f . I - M - Levi Mallory i '- - K . vi ' W., f I L' 1- 4. N ,K . , .kxixrzaf v Jill Oyler Wes Selevy Amy Sneed . Melody Stubbletield if Kristi Swadley 4 ' A Ricky Vansickle Jeff Webb Y omething new to begin the year was Manner's Day. Boys and girls dress up nicely. The boys sea ted the girls. We ate lunch in the room by candlelight and soft music. We had to mind our manners. For Homecoming we ma de drums out ol' coffee cans. Our slogan was Beat the Dragons. We walked in the parade. On Halloween the room mothers decora ted our room in haunted fashion. We had cats eyesf blood'j '1g'uts'1 and liver behind a curtain and a mad'scientist fAllen Johnsonj in the corner operating. V Nancy Steele, aide n , if . Pe . 5: Amber Lee ' ' A ESQ fl Lyndsey. Mallor Jeremy A Mi0f'eH1N!111 n - Amy Oster 1: W be Q :E I M. .Zz .si fi?

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F0 1,1 pt I1 fade Mrs. cladfelter ,L . 2 'if fx, .3 4' f I ..4 , . .,, .. I .N by A , .f. l 'il .1 ,W k WH! !! Q Q ' d ii A , . as nwaz.. ily' i t X 122 i . L., 'A' 'X':I . x Y . I ' i ifgu P rl V ,f W vi :ll . TW ., yi' K' 6: 2 t, s, 1' - X 5' X 1 ' . , , , I x I x 2 E, ' ,4llvQly- I Q .P , ,A K ,N A wk' .lx v aving passed the hurdle that faced us as third graders, the students moved on to grea ter goals and challenges in the fourth grade. The fourth grade contained 31 industrious students. They learned such things as multiplication and division. In science, one unit was on sound. All the fourth graders made original instruments which were quite interesting. In social studies Missouri history was the highlight of the year. ' Even though fourth grade was harder than previous years, the students all looked forward to moving onward and upward. 4 . 6 Students work earnestly as Mrs. Clod- . felter oversees. .sg ' W' A2 'NN 3 g N vm gm as - . ..,.. , .:.. It , K N V sf. mv 4' ff X v Q 1 K ff , t, Y - ,'l 71 ,,..-. . v,.' 54 -sz fr ' Ks. X, 'I

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G d Mrs ongratulations were extended to the second graders and their parents. Many hours were spent improving reading skills at school and at home. Fifty book reports were required this year, so parental support was essential. The children enjoyed the Transformers reading ten t, Mrs. Combs and Arcille, the Apple computer and the field trip. 1985-86 was a very productive school year. t- FQ 'U ,A o My l . - N, 'h 1 1 'fy '- K' V Y, o Hd P3 6 S K ff Ik e J ' eqgn 2 thljafilnsualtlzrok ggi: , in I n ...cf , fu dt Th an , if I 1 1', pre ' .wb . ' 1 Q : w, W, n F fr-- Q Nur J In WZ ii vi 1 fi 1 U fu Wi! N, , W, K 48' wwf ' 2-Q V if 4- -x 1 1-....'.f', , .-