Greenwood High School - Roundup Yearbook (Midland, TX)

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THIRD GRADE It has been a really exciting day in Mrs. Hark' rider's class as some kids take a short doze while supposedly hard at work. Other than teach basic subjects the third grade teachers attempt to incor- perate into the students curriculum sev- eral projects that relate to material be- ing studied. After reading a story about baking bread, the students attempted to follow instructions and bake bread. The students churned butter when learning about the pioneers. Indian villages were reconstructed for the Woodland, Plains, and Pueblo Indians. Stephanie Hankins and Hoyt Taggert look under the microscope while Paul Beck and Mike Elliot wait their turn during Mrs. Outlaw's class. 12 'T MRS. HARKRIDER 3-A tback rowj Roy Lancaster, Danny Ross, Robert Gardner, Felipe Cruz, Jason Goff, Mark Haas, Starr Bishop Qmiddle rowj Mohamed Hussian, Amy Walls, Loyd Hardin, Danny Nunez, Melissa White, Desaree Castleberry, Darla Willis, lsreal Ge- minez, Wes Smith, Qfront rowj Eric Clutter, Julie Park, Rusty Miller, Angela Manning, Nicole Torrez, Jeremy Connor, Stephanie Kitchen, Jennifer Jackson, Donna Galloway. ' s 1 MRS. OUTLAW 3-B tback rowJ Tiffany Cox taidej, Chad Flournoy, Marnie Daniel, Joshua Ott, April Campbell, Hoyt Taggert, Daniel Hayworth, Rebekah Stevenson, Adam Harris, Cmiddle rowj Leanne Gardner, Mike Elliot, Amy Balckwell, Shannon Tarpley, Douglas Hale, Guilleo Tarano, Nolan Cox, Joshua Cross, Cfront rowj Daniel George, Stephanie Hankins, Micheal Kasuboski, Paul Beck, Bradley Chandler, Chris Trent, Terri Cross, Barret Gunn, Jose Perez, Jay Welch

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MRS. HARRISON 2-C Cback rowj Jamie Gilliam, Shamim Dana, Jeremy Young, Keli Dean, Jodi Muse, Dede Lundi, Steve Nelson, Misti Evans, Cmiddle rowj Tamara Crabtree, Judy Serbantez, Jody Shew, Hiram Beckett, Juan Tarango, Melissa Randall, Ruth Olivaries, Tina Sinclair, Greg Chambers, Cfront rowj Candi Kaufman, Leslie Redden, Jeremy Franks, Robert Guebara, Rachella Oldham, Greg Chatwell, Adria Sowell, Todd Bednarz fnot Pic- turedj Jenny Davis, Heather Graham. MRS. TERRY 2-D Cback rowj Stacy Thornton, Earl Henson, Johnny Holt, Karren Alls. Hattie Guest, Sarah Waggoner, Jessica Lann, Julie Kennepohl, Peter Koening, fmiddle rowj Nickie Bernardon, Jimmy Cunningham, Brandon Bain, Lyle Mashburn, Jamey Sheridon, Amy Anderson, John Cannon, Steven McCall, ffront rowj Shane Williams, April Curry, Derrick Freeman, Scottie Sapp, Janey Underwood, Tracy Nunnallee, Megan Norris, Deanna Flores, Paula Pate, Knot picturedj Mary Jackson, Erika Grimes, Jonas Wingfield. 1 Va Mrs. Harrison's class listens while teacher's aide Ayda Mireles teaches. Or is it the other way around? l wonder how much longer till lunch? I hope not much longer. ll

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MRS. MICHAUD 3-C Cback rowj Irwin Welch, Heather Donnell, Kelly Jo Somers, Jason Hudson, Richard Jones, Ivan Blackwell, Heather Haun, Dave Lewis, Ben David Edwards, Maggie Smith, fmiddle rowj Jesse Caddell, Jennell Jones, Emily Morris, Mike Pulse, Brad Smith, Adam Hart, Ray Rodriguez, Rodney Crites, Carlene Whitted, fbottom rowj Wendy Cooper, Tabatha Stanley, Doug Aldeson, Eric Hueber, Joseph Beasley, Jody Franks, Nadene Walsh, Travis Rolas I-at wt wisp' MISS PINKERTON 3-D fback rowj Michelle Morrison, William Ross, Philip Shaumate, Ben Fay, Carrie Nelson, Eddie Carter, Amber Turner, Krista Cornett, D'aune Schuttz, Camey Turner, fmiddle rowj Mike Dello, Elizabeth Rose, Richard Arredondo, Brandi ST. Clair, Kevin Foster, John Myers, Richard Jones. Steven Wilks, Eric Matthews, Qbottom rowj Scott Peterson, Shawn Pettit, Jeffrey Rogers, Michael Scott, Samantha Sowell, Amy Dossey, Mark Zedwick, Brian Ridgell, Randy Hodge. gt. an ' ' .6 K, Students in Mrs. Michaud's class make a commu- nity project out of their homework. -ff? Ben Fay and his classmates appear to be hard at work, while Scott Peterson takes a break. The third grade went on some exciting field trips this year. Some of the trips they took were to the Planetarium after studying the Solar System, the Bank when working with money, the Post Office at the completion of a unit on writing letters, or the Petroleum Museum after studying The Changing Earth. The third grade has at least one major art pro- ject each week. These include crayon and waterco- loring resist, painting and etching foil, crayon etch- ing, string art, dough ornament, seed art, and seasonal crafts. . The third grade enjoyed decorating the cafer- teria at Thanksgiving. They also participated in an annual career day. I3