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

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LUCILLE CRANE Combination Room B. S. Degree Lincoln University Mrs. Crane uses the globe to point out different places of interest to Karen McDow- ell, Alma Bilyeu, Jo Ann Dusenberry, Cletus Burris, and Terry Robinett. JUNIOR HIGH ENDGWS EDUCATIONAL Entering into the realms of high school the junior high students are introduced and acquainted with the rules of high school procedures which they will need to follow In the seventh grade they review all the basic prin JESSE NIXDORF Seventh Grade B S Degree Lincoln University In receiving current events Miss preparing a report while Mildred Pat ton and Alma Halderman procure their own ADVANCEMENT ciples taught them in grade school as well as broad ening their scope of understanding of the outside world The eighth grade delxes into the elementary ste s of first year high school work as preparation for resh man education -:sf f D 1' Y . V. r . . 'E .gf Nixdorf assists Rhonda Churchill in W ' ' ' ' ' ' . 1 v

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it-1,,,.,,,-, CAROL CUMMINGS Grade Music B. M. Ed. Degree Central Missouri State College Mrs. Cummings points out the importance ot a basic musi- cal background as she accom- panies a group of fifth grade students . INSTRUCTORS ENCOURAGE INDIVIDUALITY Preparing for the big step from grade school to junior high in regard to adjustments is one factor which Mrs Patterson feels is most important in her work She striyes to stress the importance of clear thinking and open minds Honesty and dependability rank high on her list of yaluable assets for her students to posses S Monday Wednesday and Friday are days filled with music as Carol Cummings grade music teacher con ducts her classes Mrs Cummings prepares the younger students to haye a better and fuller understanding of music as they enter into high school music INITA PATTERSON Sixth Grade Central Missouri f X State College Mrs Patterson aids Linda Shock ley and Jimmie Marberry as they construct a miniature natixity scene for the classroom detoration I . Qi. A, - - t P 1 B. S. Degree, ' 7 h rx V . , .N g . - Y i . Y x k A- -V K I 3 V , s L. f ' 39