Osage High School - Pow Wow Yearbook (Lake Ozark, MO)

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TF' NITA PATTERSON Sixth Grade B.S. Degree, Central Missouri State College Mrs, Patterson helps Iudy Kay Allen begin a new pro- ject as Pat Iones and Iane Stanton put the finishing touches on a paper-mache deer. Mrs- Patterson stresses the importance of school to junior high. She strives to make the Clear 111111141119 Gnd PIGPGIGS her work to enable srxth grade reahze the value of belng trustworthy the students to make the adlustment from grade and just 111 Q11 iheu- work TEACHERS ENCOURAGE HONESTY AND INITIATIVE DESTA KIDWELL B S Degree Central Mrssoun State College Mrs Kldwell Rayma Graham Dennis Bond Ieanne Ealnns and Darrell Asa prepare the bulletm geography Slnce hxstory IS an essent1al part of educa Mrs Kldwell also stnves to lmprove the stu t1on much stress IS put on the study of Amencan dents readmg ab1l1ty and to encourage read1ng h1story whlch IS mtroduced m the hfth grade for enjoyment She consrders constructrve arts 1n valuable rn encourag1ng 1nd1v1dual 1n1t1at1ve 23 Y V 'Wi' Y Y I I ' I board for a study unit in . . . , . . . . . - , . . '

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JR. HIGH INTEGRATES CDVERALL KNOWLEDGE IULIET WILLIAMS Eighth Grade B.S. Degree. Central Missouri State College Wilda Wilson, Rosalyn Beach. Linda Herbert and Ronnie Parsons utilize their spare time during a study period by hlhng out their English workbooks Mrs Wrllrams aids Billy P1tzGerald and Iudy Mc Gmnrs rn acquiring matenal for a classroom drscussron MIS W1l11CImS be119VeS the elqhih grflde Year Concentration of studles ln class Students are ShO111d be Uflhzed IU IUYIHQ G good fo'-1T1dUf10f1 taught not to strlve for just an excellent grade 1n fOr Commg hlgh School Years She mes to mte thelr work but to develop character Wllh know grate good qual1t1es of c1t1zensh1p courtesy and ledge IESSIE NIXDORF Seventh Grade B S Degree Lincoln Umversxty if uf Ioyce McDowell Kenneth Miller Terry Alexander and Linda Moseley prepare for the Christmas season by decorating the bulletin board in the seventh grade room Mus Iesse N1XdOIfS mam objectrve IS to outslde world on the basrs of overall know teach the seventh grade to cope with the ledge whlch is bemg taught 1n the classroom 22 v - I I . I Q N , , r, ,- ,Q-Qegfff-', , H.' - ' 1 V' f Lbs- 5.T?'1 V' 'Q' V' -U. g x -V Y - L ' ' ' ...Mn ,, A ,.,. ,, , S, ' 41 6.3: ,. '3 ' I. .Q , q4e'1,'. . J - ' if t I ' - ' ' I s K , ' sa U M.,m,,st:,,,,,, f' vt, I , 1 , - , hs, Y ' A 1 it 32? . 2, ' 'P JN ' . s - , . , . . . . - . ' ..

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GRADE OBJECTIVES PROMOTE BASIC SKILLS Arlmda Bunch fourth grade hbranan leams respon srbxhty as she checks out books to Ann Thornsberry and Claudxa Wxlhams Mlss Pugh lntroduces soc1al stud1es to the ch1ldren rn the fourth grade She stresses the bas1c stud1es and has art classes 1n wh1ch the ch1ldren are allowed t1me 1n wh1ch to develop dlfferent skllls Mrs Berner bel1eves the most rmportant sub 1ect 1I1 the school curr1culum IS readmg and she INEZ PUGH Fourth Grade BS Degree Southwest Mrssoun State Teachers College Mrss Pugh conducts the readmg class Terry Lechner recxtes and Charles Allen and Rebecca Meeks follow the recztcmon m therr text books Q provldes lnstructlon wh1ch w1ll promote good habxts sk1l1s and ab111t1es necessary for adequate control of readmg Mrs Berner feels that these baslc needs should be acqulred ln the th1rd grade If a student does not learn to read well he 1S handlcapped throughout h1S school llfe stated Mrs Berner GERTRUDE BERNER Thrrd Grade BS Degree Central Mxssoun State College Mrs Berner correlates art and the Chrxstmas season by helpmg Mark Cyrus and Paula Howser wxth thexr art pro1ects QQ, V . . . as ra , f Jf' A ' ' , gy I , - A lg I ef 2 E X 'A g , X If ' H . , 1 I . . . f ' I ' - n . . . . . . ,, ' ' 1 4 4.74 ii Z4