Craig High School - Hornet Yearbook (Craig, MO)

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Eighth Graders Are Challenged to Think it Through -oe 1 1 rs I J . I Dennis Wright Og .. ' A U V, If A l 4. I Q gig- ' '9 'Q 5 J' nk! I' Q ft' J . it A .iii -ew , gig, A I N. 2.-1 5 A , ? Q 4 is M 'W w- V 1. 5, -'33 4 -ff -- 'A' ,f .B D K 1,2 A 'TD' 1, c -rl 4 2 ' 5 X X J iff' ,T H' X. r FT FLVX K I ehr 'Zee as F' 3 li-If 5- B ' ' n Q F hi ' 4 AZN A rt Q: lp A J Q ' Lgfftx Q , V , at 5. I 'fr '-fel 'J' 7' . J hu. K I 'M 'M f ' V e .6 ...V V5 Q I' ,I ' K 9 '1 f, a, Q A 1.1, t .Ll 4: A ! x X Q ,ag A .t af A r g 2 ft Y ' . L A. . V. F! 5 Lfii f 1 .P A . an-1 'A ff I, Af w . ' K -dv , K ',.f :QL 7-2 JI... f ffm ' A fi .. I 2 fill: A A - or fu ill f ffi Steven Bradley Alice Kephart Shirley Jewett Billy Golden Llawana Stoner Margaret Nowling Junior Pugh Darla Trauernicht Donna Travis Beverly Price Mr, Keep encourages the eighth graders to believe that independent thinking is the best way to solve a problem. Working individually with each student, he helps each one to grow more self-reliant. Eighth graders participate in Carnival work day, Coronation, Student Coun- cil, Band, and Junior High Basketball. 4 6 Martha Ingram David Mitchell Bill Heitrnan Nevada Bomar Stanley Allen Gary Anderson Janelle Yount Twyla Miller Bernard Heits Linda Kent Linda Rother Duane Bierinann Wanda Foster Carolyn Mallon Robert Burgess LOUIS REEP Bachelor of Arts Principal Elementary School

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Through the Looking G ass- Our Elemental y S Alice clapped her hands delightedly. Oh, 1here'5 one rzzy bile in the looking glass. 'l'hai's an awful big hook, fhe uoied douhifully. Bur lie looks happy about it. He is happy aboui it. He likes to go io school. Each may brings goinerhing new. And ihpi book is big enough io hide a--well, never mind. She smiled. Have you learned . l lg r chool anyihing about a School bi' looking i1lIOLlfYl1 ihe lookinw qla 5 . O O ea Have I! exclaimed Alice ungrannnaiically. l knoxx you have io run very fast just io may where you are. That sounds like a book I know, grinned the lL33CllCl' as Aliee Iurned another pam . I 'Kwik ,f f r ' o - ff .f -QW, W1 QI 5. GY - L 'I i ff - ,.,lX I I l 5 l - 1 . 1 :Tio U 'A 0. K L. I V 1 unify Your 0:1 Mini' 8.11 f' .fl 4 - . X ' 25 R' Saga , 'sx. I N9 ,v X f,!

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,s 'rm Leroy Jackson Jana Schooler Karla Dukes Kenneth Geib D,L. Foley Billy Worl Susie Fries Diane Bradley Dennis Gates Ernest Rasnic, Jr. NOT SHOWN: Peggy McGowan EDYTHE SHIPMAN Bachelor of Arts w 'V' J Q 8 ' , E , ta Seventh Graders Strive for Proficiency in Arithmetic Janet Rehm Linda Ingram Glen Nowling 7, ,. I 'Q' HNF 'Q rv- N W I ' 5 . 'f.:f: s3r 5 5- ,Q F., Y.-L 2 ,, t r 4 ' , J f' ' f V' if x, '7' 1 IIT Kd 65- 'V f' 5' Ma '7 rv- B' fi or , 1 , Q .gf f 'I f X A ' I H-- 'r . L N' I' , ' '-Q will Q 1 x ' in-UU' , : U' .. 'ka ' f K 1 i . Q j' - s f t . ' ' f .iw J r A,-W 1? ' fr' 'in pv L 'Q pu v -Q Iv.. Y' Q ' ..L Wg at Ll W Ak 149 M I 7 I -...N X for J' X 1 ,. . y I , W - X J i af! 4 f 1 mf Stanton Ideker Betty Gladman Shirley Pugh Jerry Geib Eugene Voltmer Becoming proficient in arithmetic has been on James Nowling Joyce Singleton Lois Rehm Eva Mae Brindle Steven Ward e of the chief go 'Q 11- 4 'E 0 .jf it S t 'Wk 1- 1 ,J xl. j W, Ss J. 1' x ., .4 J -'K x li . sq . :IG ng flu 1,5 At 'iff' fs A, 1. Q f ,N , . t V1 . als of the seventh grade this year. Desirable traits of citizenship are learned and put into practice as seventh graders assume roles in the Student Council and in their own class meetings. 47