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

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1 i ,.-4 Z J 411' 1 The Administration And Their Girls Friday Pictured below is the administration of the Rock Port RII schools who helped make Rock Port the best school dis- trict in the area. They are shown with their faithful se- cretaries and are: top left, Mrs. Jennie Howell and Super- intendent of Schools Mr. T.R. Windesg bottom left, Mrs. Kathy Bogenreif and High School Principal Mr. Gerald Shinemang bottom, Grade School Principal Mrs. Wilma Grubb and Mrs. Shirley Hendrix. N. E. 5 , 5 .' ' S ii 9

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Board of Education After spending three years planning a new elementary building, our Board of Education can be proud that the new facility is a reality. Elementary students were happy to complete a full school year in their own building away from the noise of the high school. Board members who spent many hours of effort, worry, and then finally felt the satisfaction of a job well done are at the right: Marlene Copeland, trea- surerg Bill Stoner, presidentg Bill AmU' thorg Tim Wesslerg Dr. D.C. Gallup, vice-president: Charlee Garst. Lower right shows Dr. Gallup present- ing Mr. Windes a fishing rod and reel as a retiring gift. He expressed the Board's appreciation for Mr. Windes's efforts for the past four years. Mr. Windes and Bill Stoner conversed at the front door of the new building. Seemingly, they ap- proved their efforts. 1 A plaque commemerating the new building was placed in the main hall. . rxuni. nnnxn-11'-

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History Miss Connie Griffin, B.A. , Tarkio College, was in command of three history classes this year: Sociology, World History, and World Geography. The pictures above show the World Geography classes reading and listening to classmates term papers. Middle right, Miss Griffin seems to be a prisoner in her own room. The World History class redecorated the room in early dungeon. At right Ann Eilers and Kathy Schaffner admire collages consisting of happenings in today's society. This project was sponsored by the So- ciology class. Other activities of the history classes included: World War l trials by the World History classes, geography projects, and a political pool gi- ven by the Sociology class.