Moon Junior High School - Pony Capers Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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L. F ni Language Arts Mr. Roy E. Hardmond demonstrates the controlled reader used to aid in eye movement and comprehen- sion. This machine will flash 650 words per minute. Development of the skills in language arts is important to the child's education, and is an integral part of his intellec tual maturation. IS Beverly Burrell points to the chart that makes the learn- ing of Spanish easy and a lot of fun. Sponsored by 'R XX S , W i ,gf !, Wwe BATTEN'S FLOWERS and GIFTS 1300 Northwest Twenty-third Street JAckson 4-8473-

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SMSG, a new mathe matical concept, makes numbers take a new angle. Mrs. E. L. Cooper, de- partmental head, demonstrates to her class. as studied today, embraces a new concept, This new pro- - gram emphasizes the why's instead of the how's. The important consideration is that the pupil sees the rules as logical deductions from facts he has already accepted rather than as edicts handed down by the teacher. Hands go up in Mrs. L. S. Seward's class when groups are involved in solving simultaneous equations. Sponsored by AVERY CHAPEL A,M,E, CHURCH

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,U .L :n , ,. . 1 ' ' X 'I ll 'Q 1 vu I 1 E? y y Screntzst of the Month is l Sponsored by the Oklahoma Geological Society, this award consists of l a small trophy, a certificate of recognition, a check for ten dollars, r and publication of the student's picture and project description in the society's monthly, The Shale Shaker. v CHARLES WESLEY MORGAN III Chemical 3 reactions studied through experimentation under the watchful X Y ' department , 1 eye of Mrs. M. L. Gallimore, head science ,' . It ., i . Fig, ff Vi Trying to beat the deadline for science fair projects are Shirley Golden, Regi- p nald Craig, Larry Long, ,. 5 Herbert Gulley, Deborah C l Patton, Willner Caraway and Pamela James. A Sponsored by THE BLACK DISPATCH PUBLISHING COMPANY 324 Northeast Second Street CE 6-4679