Mulhall Orlando High School - Panther Yearbook (Orlando, OK)

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.4 A X- Q SEEK AND FIN When it comes to reading, Johnnie Bernay is always ready when it's her turn. She's already found that books tell her many things she didn't know. Frank Cunningham seems to be good at arithmetic, while Kristy Burgess realizes that social studies is a fascinating subject. Audrey Larman gets a little help from Mrs. Kennedy on her writing lesson. Sixth graders would rather try new ways to get an education, such as the Outdoor Education Workshop. Mark Richards and Greg Koch, eager to know the age of a particular tree, drill a hole in it so they can examine the wood. Donnie Ritter and Greg Duncan learned what it was like to be blind but didn't stumble when they followed the instructions of their guides, Rocky Jack and Julie Fitzpatrick. EM' if Y 0 3 'ir' in QD W5

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G0 T0 WORK STOP T0 PLAY Each day at the grade school students spend their days learning new things, whether at work or play. Reading is one way we can do this. Second grader Sharla Padgett takes her turn reading aloud. ftop leftl Mike Hopkins and Geri Terry check out library books so they will have something to read. Cbottom right! Acting out a play is one good way to learn about history. Susie Fishburn, Donnie Clements and the other third graders performed their version of Columbus's discovery of America. Working to finish his assignment is fourth grader Joe Day. fcenterl Shane Sears seems to be enjoying whatever he's doing. flower leftl Waiting for Miss Proudy to call on them in music class are Jonene Bode, Sarah Pfeiffer, and Sandy Terry. Waiting for the bus after school is a fun part of the day. Hayley Schmiedbauer, Jill Hopfer, and Christine Anthis choose the minkey bars, but Brett Bowden, Casey Gorrell, Lance Leach, Bobby Priess, Jeff Roberts, and Chris Hopfer play a game of football. Matthew Kimbrough, Rosetta Bircket, and Michelle Ortega talk with Mrs. Daniels about how nice the weather is this fall. Michelle Priess ends her day with a smile.