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

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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.

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Penny Kackley Shirly Kaylor Richard Kempe Diane Kern Dennis Kessler Mark Krueger Wade Lair Johnny Lay 158 Sherry Lay Charles Lewis Sonny Lewis Sharon Lillard Tammy Little Teresa Ludwig The fourth grade studied a wide range of subject material. In mathematics, we studied geom- etry, fractions, and graphs. Social Studies included learning about the forest, manufacturing, and political regions of the world. The students have also coordinated maps, murals, and graphs with their subject mate- rial during the past year. One of the students' most enjoyable subjects was science. Besides working on experiments, they learned about climate, the planets and weather around the world. Students also gave reports on the Apollo moon landings, and on the extinction of some ani- mals due to pollution.