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

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History 6? Civics To learn the basis of today's problems, all freshmen, sophomores and juniors are required to have three units of history. In these classes, the knowledge of problems and their solutions in the past are applied to the present. Mr. Whitchurch taught the freshmen Modern American History while Miss Griffin instructed in World, American History, and Contemporary Issues. r rirper I W 4 ' i t iff' t f ,rr V 'Y 1, A typical argumentative day in one of Miss Griffin's classes. Gee, I think he likes me! Mr. Claude Whitchurch, B.S., KCS Pittsburg, Kansas, M.A., KCS Pitts- burg, Kansas. .1 Pi? C' v :xi Miss Connie Griffing B.A. Political Science and Edu- cation, Tarkio, Missouri. Q rr es it is 'ills ' K Q, K ,nfl W 1 4 Y' xg X v 0 rf N .1 cf? 3 's 1 V FYWBRM ,QW , af it rf ' Q we . - . . t feast er? . :s QW? .-, I . . f f , 3? gif, :ga g A sfixf St SMP f X asv , 1 One highlight of the year was the history classes' drive against pol- lution. Freshmen were given their first Ntaste of history .

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Language Arts and Speech This year, like every other year, the kids learned grammar and literature , under the pros, Mrs. Betty Salfrank 7 and Mrs. Barbara Marquart. 3 ' Mrs. Betty Salfrank, AB Tar- Mrs. Barbara Marquart, AB kio College, MA NWMS, Central Methodist. Maryville. s AV The students who attended the dramatic Work shop seemed to enjoy themselves, especially Jim. Could Duane be so pretty that he is distracting Bryan? What a busy looking'?'?'? bunch. Here is the Speech class acting out uThe Devil and Daniel Webster.

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