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

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Jeff Tripp Jeff Tungate Todd Vaughn Dale Waterman Jeff Waterman Randy Weathers Holly Webster Linda Whitaker Vicki Whitaker Debra White Martin Wiseman Karla Wolfmeyer Terry Woodard James Zuspann Mike Sparrow 1 i The study of reading, spelling, and English was a great help in the students' education. The sub- jects helped build vocabulary, punctuation, and word usage. Included in the study of science was air, plants, insects, soil, animals, earth, sun, moon, energy, and the human body. All of the above subjects were correlated to produce a better informed and more adjusted individual. 163

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162 6711155 Ezplvres ,Mafheluaiics Steven Scoggin Barbara Sellers Brenda Shahah Daniel Simmons Gena Simmons Barbara Solter To an extent the fourth grade is a repetition of the grades before but more than that it is going another step higher on the lad- der of education. In the various subjects the students met new experiences and studies. During the year the class explored mathematics in the areas of addition, subtraction, multi- plication, division, measure, I and fractions. Journeys were taken to places near and far, in social studies. Teresa Sparks Rhonda Sparrow Donald Stahl Douglas Strahl David Stice Cynthia Tasco Valeri Tate Johnny Teague

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164 Sandra Armstrong Carol Baker Danny Bartz YY P 1 Ronnie Bean Mark Beldin Chris Benner David Berhorst Rhonda Bishoff Mark Bowen Marla Bowman Barbara Bradley Mike Bronstein Zflzird Grade learns Kasic Needs Of People The third graders learned cursive writing this year. They have also learned to write letters, stories, and reports, and can use the dictionary. The basic needs of people have been the subject of study in their social studies class. Their studies in science have centered around the physical aspects of our worldkand the students have done experiments related to this. The third graders' main accomplishment in math was to learn how to read a problem and think how to solve it. Mrs. Jacquelyn Neese, third grade teacher, thought 1970-71 has been a busy year for these students, and they have added a lot to their education during the year.