Highland High School - Modu Lair Yearbook (Ewing, MO)

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Mary Deters James Dickerson Tommy Doran Karen Earlywine Jerry Edward Sherry English d E le Ran y verso Bradley Farr Debra Fast Barbara Feldkamp Robert Feldkamp Darrell Fifer Q fudenfs Learn 270 Afrepf Dzffereuf Gulfurcs 155

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154 Ella Clay Charles Connor David Cook Kenny Cook Richard Cook Darren Cottrell We have been studying the New Math , for the first time in grade 4. Fractions have been intro- duced, whereby creating much interest. In Social Studies we have been studying all the Con- tinents of the world which has been quite interesting, when compared to our own way of life. The aim of which is to learn how to accept the varied lives of people of the world. Much interest is in evi- dence in the unit of study in our own state of Missouri, in a text book entitled, Where Rivers Meet. The class made individ- ual booklets of interesting facts and pictures of historical significance of the role our state played in the setting of the West. Darrell Cottrell Brenda Cottrell Tammy Cottrell T racy C rain Memory Dade Terri Dade Daniel Dehner Cherilyn Dent

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156 George Flfter Danny Foust Gregory Foust Lori Fox John Geisendorfer Laura Geisendorfer Philip Gravitt Sue Green use n I In November Mrs. Kroegers fourth grade presented a program centered around a Thanksgiving theme. Each letter of Thanksgiving represented something for which to be thankful. Brightly painted sea horses, made from various shapes of macaroni and spaghetti, and color- ful paper globes showing longitudinal lines, the equator and continents were special culminating projects of the LaGrange fourth grade, in a science and social studies unit, through the efforts of team teaching. Dur- ing the past year the boys and girls learned with enthusiasm, to play tonettes under the direction of Mr. Ellsworth Mumrna.