Drexel High School - Echo Yearbook (Drexel, MO)

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Kristy Bauer Tina Bodenhamer Cheryl Burke Leslie eel 5fPi.e: . I . is W ' Faulkenbeffr il USS- Gilbeff S t ee'J . . 5 L... ...,.:. In-nfny Harms Danny Hatten K Alan Hocker VLr - - Tammy QQ, Howell ' J 'rr Lisa Humble Ronnie Jacobs Matt Jones The third grade started the year with 23 students--10 boys and 13 girls. We now have only 12 girls. We have continued the Sullivan reading pro- gram, with each student progressing at his own pace. We love cursive writing and began wo rking on it the first week of school. In Math we have advanced in addition and subtraction, and worked on multiplication and division, too. We love dramatics and have made puppets, put on plays, done pantornining, etc. We also have Social Studies and Science and Spel- ling. Music and art classes were spe- cial treats. We hope we are prepared for fourth grade next fall. Ruth May is r X 1 YN Qc X: fx?-3 J 't .5 .,. r5iB 'x-5 Jffjl Kevin Medcalf Marilyn Mills Rick Moore David Romi Dennis Romi wx ,gi . gi -. . . 5 s ,. ka ish? . 5:15 W .1 Tiff? a t st 43' 79 as s t K B Rose Scheib Janice Showalter Joyce Stephens THIRD I Joyce Taylor ohn is if 3'?'ff???'5??' J xi c , ,,,,. -. .1 253. I J T 11. , i , -.ii .Z I xwjz 1, ' . it ' ,tg . 4 .Q i f J Q. . 5 Q ff s .Q ' N via- ' . , 'W' t Si? it s g, ' 5 I 5 H , ., , iff.: f - . if S s skew flare- Vandergriff , S - -,ii wr' , F - .if 5 ' LQf'?'fjzfg , .HGH ' Q? 4 fe Q-fs -93-1 wg' X55 tg: his 23.35 9 I Q 1 i ,. ,-5 yiii ' J ' -2 f,7- . , Y L- f - Wlif-.ff-.12-1 sf. tsm-.:--,--.-- - 5-rmrs... f - sesaiiisii , is i fm hr A X i . g. A 3 S 3' an 'bf gf 1 b sg? Fizz 12. F W T51 'J , f' 4 Q: .X P' . m K ' 5 ,lf 1 is T11 - ,,,,, J ,f 31

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