Craig High School - Hornet Yearbook (Craig, MO)

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Second Graders Have Good Health Habits Forming good health habits early is important if every child is to have the sound mind in a sound body as dictated in the basic principles of education. Second graders are practicing the right way to brush their teeth as Mrs. Varvel uses thc chart to point out the best method. W Delores Jackson M' ., J.. A A Harold Bartlett QQ Billie Rehm ,K L ,J Linda Yandell . 1 , X ,-fb iff. N ' Iffwn 'N 4 x f ig gi ,, , Garey Peters mf' -vi I Steven Pulley Lynda Neely A f A Deloris Carlson - ff wg f glue J A' A iktsgtlw, asa! L N' L if 1 2 if J l J Vicki Kent 9 W ,N F 1' Qs 40- , ,,,, N x F , -- ' , . ' Beverly Shelton ' t ' David Schmidt 6 , h ,E , Dennis Thurnau Q5 ' ,T-4 2 . G 15+-.gsfn Y M ,I M ,,, f- r i ., , I, ,, ,, Jerry Rogers - ' x 4- Charles Thurnau j . - ',l Q James Cooper 0 -I , 'p A , ,J Linda Nowling , ,C - W J x J 'Y ash? 6' ,J K 1 i lik is Q. 1, ' ,f 0 'vs xv ,ah vi! 1 Terry Couts X .,, Wjwjd 4 Frankie Moore - 1 1 Vicki Haer if pp, Ax , , A A A4 f Wayne Qilimoy ,a , Y H- . lNsfrir r 1 f . 1 it , ' - I '. V I - 4- f , X! f' ' ' ' ' Leslie Fitzgerald ' - Q, - , Elizabeth Snider f -fi 33,1 i J A James Ohlensehlen ' '. er f fi' Karen Voltmer sax All 4 A, vs, 7 f i , I .4 52 ELLEN VARVEL 'N Q Q w. f are ready for the Christmas program Dec C V'-'ev I-,H A Dis' The children made all the decorations for their Christmas tree. Growing the plant on the teacher s desk proved that fresh air, sunlight, and water are

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Third Graders Love t Around the Teacher 0 Gather X, ?J A ifffkiyd . g v , ,' I, A , .V I VV Gail Cunningham ,K it-if-A. s T.. .gs T W e at r S L p , f ' ' . .5- -'YV '5' , 'K ' , .e A fi - fha ll V Q Teresa Van Gundy I asf , ' ' fi , i t 3 ' Dean Bierman f 1 M W 'S Patsy Lawrence Q - W - 'T N' M. Donald Tubbs 4 - I A ' ,Q v -QV 05, hx ' 'ah -I1 ,J ' r-V A -uv fd FEI in - - . 1 I L ' ' 6 Y ,, - Y .Q if raw I t f , r ,fi , . -as, da X If in , ,K i I ..,, ' 5 . Freedom to move about is necessary Jerry Mitchell H A ' 'f 8 f 'A ,M to a third graders learning. The child- Karen Brindle ',,d ,J g- .L,, if A C' i . ren pridefnlly show the teacher the Terry Felumb M N Q n A W finished lesson. Helen Theas '35 M I , W .mfg M MINNIE STONER I V B.S. in Education J , Q, - F 4 5 A 'A v A Q , f 4 ,ei Janice Randall 0 vs. I 'X 8 gh nt, F ,l Q' f f Larry Whetsel A M - , Ly L Qs, . .L..f Diane Tubbs . 'W' ' N, V V1 Bobby Foley zggx - .I I A -J W v. fag , ,J K' 3 LI X IS- Ilan! .-YH 15,3 5' a K Stanley Wright ' 'B 'gs -9 N, l, 1 f. A - ,Fu 3,5 Q ,. ,E Margaret Quimby Q... 4 M: L X -we 1 Qi A John Stoner ' A .1 I 1 ,I .f fr, A -s Linda l.'lcGowan 1 f ,337 uv- X J -- f :'4 , !,a , i ' r 4 fn. , ' Linda Thurnau ' ' J' 4 N 1 tx ,f Larry Wright A C '-- ' f - Linda Conts AJ 'I Placing the angel on top of thc Christ mas tree was the happy privilege of Karen Brindle Mrs stoner helps her fasten it firmly. The bulletin board displays sam- ples ofthe children's work. Eugene McCombs ff- i l'I J .1 Constant encouragement from the teacher ,J X1 helps each student develop as far as he is able. When she says good work , the children feel rewarded for their efforts.

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5 sf? s is . A !,i'1lv'f N AILENE FITZGERALD It's not all reading', ritin', and 'rithmetic in the first grade, for the fourth r might by rhythm. There's a tune all right, but no hickory stick at all! Mrs. Fitzgerald and the children are having story and sharing time. These ex- periences contribute to reading readiness and make learning to read easier. Singing is fun, especially if you can help the teacher by turning pages. First graders are proud of the piano right in their room. Wayne White Marla Schooler Donald McGowan Duane Holmes Tommy Howard Connie Stanford Debra Tubbs Marita Heits Scott Volker Thclma Thumau Carroll Voltmer Gordan Van Gundy Freddy Rhoades Annette Voltmer Joanne Mitchell Janet Daily Robert Peters Barbara Holloway Raymond Pugh David Brandt A first grader has a thrilling ride on the elephant when the circus came right to school. The animals were quartered in the schoolyard for several days, and students had ample opportunity to observe them. This program was part of the school's edu- cational assembly program series. First Graders Respond to Rhythmic Activity for-.1 R I I K 1 is x - 'Q , Richard Carlson ' A ' I ' K Q-ix K Kathy Peters ' -X - , l Z, Billy Pugh f' 5 f i 1 V A J LL Q i . 1 V4 P' L' .4 -- I JI k 4 g ll f ' 22 as ' 1' 1 I ' X V i - I Q ,, fv ,M .Y ' X ' ' , . I in 'rife' 1 K .s , . .4 . - -- '-,Et ' 4 1 ' U L ' g 'rj ' if 1 6 ff x fi X V. ,Y an . A N A 1 ' rl Ig,,,,,.,4J1,. .Q 'ff qi .lg 1 ' ' N7 it 'hi ,'1f'i.z' i f' r ' ev L' ,fi A3 Q.- -'r 5' 1 4 S X li . ' , . f A 1 -' J' Q H ' tx , ,1 , 1. Q MW 4 ,r . ' ui f f' W' ' f w ., 7 N , K ffk , . Q ' ' :Fx rflzz -a- 2' I N ' , -f-111-11'- ' is ff' F. ,ak Q dk 1 1 . X . X g . s A , , 1, ' f S ' V f X 'V I s- A, ,A 4. It 'I sy I 1 , . ' x o 'av