Braymer High School - Remyarb Yearbook (Braymer, MO)

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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', , .-

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Wxw.. M, . .L . . f'f?7T ' big g gi 1: . Kin dergarten , , - L.. Q : xx N .-. 5 V. km A T fee A S5 f, . E ', X. P is 15 W i If . -mai N if W 'S ,M 3 1 . ' X ' um Ng, N' A, at s Q., iigsvf XI QW SN iff, X ,gay . ,..., g . A V NM : Q, - x -' ' X .3 , t 1 N... F A I: Aims ,-si Q im: Sai I ,ll . Q 1 , -9. may + 2 er: ww kk': 35 -sg .. , -1 indergarten develops a child so- cially, emotionally, physically, mentally, as well as educationally. Subjects taught include reading, ma th, language, and science. Kindergarten out- side the room activities are those of physi- cal education, music, art and speech. Children began to acquaint themselves with the new Apple Computer. In October the class attended the Arafat Shrine Circus. 50 A A .iv Everyone wants to get into the picture, as you can see. The kindergarteners takes time out to give the camera a smile. Q fa