Rock Port High School - Bluejay Yearbook (Rock Port, MO)

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Dear Diary, Each school day we rode the bus to Langdon where we have our classrooms. We liked having the usual birthday parties and decorating for special days. Our social studies class taught us about living conditions in different types of climates and the effect weather has on people. We also stu- died the history of our state and as fourth graders, we were introduced for the first time to long division. is iafvfes-154 s . if av . s I - . aer. . re-l . V L' f , ' W .Q ' Q HQ 1 1 , r 1:2 12 3 .as .1 J. Bowers as ii. X S. Case -- sgssssf f ' . ' ' .P - P sr . s ss R 3 if .-- ,vw K ' -ir 1 Mai. ,- 'X H' X-12,7 52 K L fi ., U i . '.'.. ' G . ' D. Gebhards . E34 52341 45- ga . if 'W 1.,r.5'4x 'A 'r .MV- D. Mifflin R. Tharp D. Thompson Q15 'H 3' ' S ii! f. i7i'H.::'f f 1' .A ip Els F S. Chamberlain 5-,555..3Ef'.,?V5QV.f. V 1' re . L A - . . , - -. ways. ,Ura-Q sf -- .qs 4 X' sf. .f ..'.f,.: IX a gage t k fl 1 'l' ' aft W . Z S .F . S g . -- , . Q Q I T1 if Y gr X Q Q G. Hendrix '-e' S ' ..- 2 l its P? Uv' w Y fl s 'ts , ' X A 1 If 4 rf .. g . svn!-ga Y .Gr L. Morrison ...e e R ' ' K , ' .'f.,fi? D. Walter S. Burke at gt Y' . as , ,. YQZEL - M: - ' C. Corken K. Kish We Z alll ? iii wi as X ...Q smash ggi? xi 342' K. x ' . '-J' ' Fi' L' R. Nelson 715352 . r fr 1. . Q, Z 4' . S K. Wamamaker As fourth graders, we were inquisitive! sg tj lg 15 S? ta Q Stal s as eg g ts,,. 1 ...f1? . 1' sz, -gif 'Q,..g7 5 r Q 0 Q.-A its 1, by 1 M, 4 .ian ag . w IV .T f A s S. Easley R. Lingerfelt L. Omohundro J. Watton S. Ellison T. Garst J. Long C. McMahon J. Shineman S. Stoner D. Wessler Mrs. Pauline Hartman

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Mrs. Margaret Phelps J. Amthor .egg rf, . Lew., ,e- ,r if I '. U R. Coonce fgffz uuh- . if 5 5' . vt' lf 2 Re r as J ef? 2 -Q 5 R. Esser :apr em Dear Diary, I We had a lot of fun in the fifth grade this year. Most of us considered science as our favorite subject. We studied microscopic life and grew mold on bread. In health we studied all about the We fi W .. human body. We feel that we know all about fractions now, after all of the work we had in math. We are looking forward to sixth grade next year and then junior high, but we will always remember our fifth grade days. We pause to remember the great men we studied. eg: 'f red? ...lg .si . Q. r , W 4. as e lf sis X 0 G. G1'0ff W. Holmes J. Jochim .V - ir ' 1-fer fe: J J ew as . ft E I l . 5 ' X i . D. McDowell A. Perry s. e V. Schrumn J. Smith G, Staples G. Taylor R. Wolf l 1 J. Clemens --a egg. gr Q51 . 1' ,ig fs ,J as M W mf - t J. for sh A. Bowers J. Greene M we was-1 -X fi? D. Rhoades its .511 sa F. Wooten