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

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READING BASIC PRIMARY CONCERN Ho H Mrs Berners leadlng objectnes are to hclp each rndrudual chrld xmproxe hrs reading techniques and to dexelop readlng sltxlls which MII help hxm dexelop and use facts about the earth on vshlch he Ines Reading IS the mam slull WhlLI'l xs more necessary than any other for success rn the flelds therefore Mrs Berner feels that a chrld should be a good reader before he departs from the prrmary grades GERTRUDE BERNER Thlrd Grade B S Degree Central Mrssourr State College Mrs Bemer smxles admrrmgly at the work done by two of het students Debra Olson and Clar ence Boots whrle clecoratmg the bulletm board for Chrxstmas Mrs Hlx feels certaln that readmg IS one of the most Important courses IU the sccond grade There fore much trme IS spent on rt as she recognrzes each chxlds dxfterence and groups them lccordrng to thexr rndrvrdual abnlxtres Consrderlng this aspect of the second graders lxfe they haxe ID nnterestlng and helpful reading program MARJORIE HIX Grade Two B S Degree Central Massourr State College Mrs Hrx glances admrrmgly at the speech work done by jrm Hrbdon as youngsters Donald Knoch Conme Whrtheld Mary Platter Beth Porter and Patty Abbett also observe the prolect Q. I Q!

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DESTA KIDWELL B S Degree Central Mrssourr State College Mrs Krdwell begms the seml annual height and WCISIIC check up wlth Nannette Ramey two boys wart thenr turn ,S GQ INTERMEDIATE GRADES ADVCCATE PREPARATION INDEPENDENCE Geo ra h rs the hlgh pomt of the fourth grade dents for thenr hrgh school years The objectnes of Mrs Krdwell flfth grade teacher IS to rmprowe reacllng skllls learned rn the lower grades and to read for pleasure as well as to obtam xnforma tlon fi NS. She encourages the fact that It IS wery Important to learn to work rndependently She helps to make socral studles a reallty wxth the students Geography and hlstory should be more thm stones about trmes past they should be a part of evcryday ln mg INEZ PUGH Fourth Grade B S Degree Southwest Mnssourr State College Mass Pugh supervrses e placmg of characters on the board by three of her students whxle completmg the natxvxty scene X 'Fw r N1 I Y I , ' s 1' , , . I . 'FX ' . .Y V 'fxn E, ' ' ', as - A I wl X , as ff 'I' ft 7 .Sf 'I I li R nga ef? I I I , ? I I ,1 ,, l 8 PUY l 'B ' t I I ' ' classes. Mrss Pugh strnves to better prepare her stu' . If 1, A 14 rl .Rah -' I xl ff lx A g . '. g , V' ' ' 'I '47 H ' 4 th I - aux ' J v I u x V X i .4 in N' 'M' ,f f' ' , f A- o K. ,

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ASSOCIATION STIMU LAT ES READING Au, .0 -uuli Mrs Nash conducts an oral readmg class as Scott Bechtold reads aloud whlle Debra Hawken and Lynnette Elmore concen trate on following the lesson ln the book n,. 42 ENJOYMENT LENAH MILLS Grade One B. S. Degree, Central hlissouri State College First graders Debbie Bruner, Judy Cotten, Marsha Burris, Nebbie Schroeder, Lonnie Robi- nett, supervised by Mrs. Mills. enjoy rainy day recess periods by playxng wrth some of the many toys provxded by the school PATRICIA NASH Grade One B S Degree Candxdate Southern Illmols State College Mrs Mllls feels thftt learnmg to read ns n ortant mnlestont Ill L Ixrst grtdtrs Init o t necessary that hc hue htppy expcrxcntts mth pnturt books stones and poems ile btlnucs that It her duty as the mstruttor to supplx thtst LXPLFILIILLS he vull begln t ISLJLIJIL Irtl md punt langmge md as he suttuds Ill re ltllflf, he vull enjox It more and more s N sh lccls that ltr 1 t teachlng the flrst grade IS to prepare her students for llfe as best she can X L , ix I V . . .,l 'Owl' - -. , ' ' 1 ' -f . - iff' V L34 3' '--fv X, . ,X ,X x 1 , I imp ' '4L-'k'. -'.SlIS , V , I 1 -- 51 . ls ' .,- ' is 1 V4 'iA O KOS I L i l if ,tl - 5 Mr. Z1 ' 1' nun obje tive III if V J V 2 xl! X , 1 U ' o