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

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varied course of study for ungroded Mrs. Vickie Chandler was the teacher of the special education class. New equipment and supplies were pur- chased this year which included a world globe, a U. S. map, an overhead projector, varied art materials, a Read- ing Attainment Reading Series, and several novels and story collections for their reading pleasure. The students enjoyed painting two bookcases and a file cabinet, going to Shenandoah for a rollerskating party, taking a field trip to Omaha to visit different factories and a shopping center. They also visited historical sights such as John Brown's Cave and Arbor Lodge in Nebraska City. Q 59633 -...-q,Q

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me N-uhh 'iq i PM iid 'Z V i ' ' I 2 --'qA', Y Above: Mrs. Betty Burke helps Debbie Morton on what seems to be a difficult language arts assignment. Lower left: Miss Carol Ann Buller is shown playing around with one of the games her students invented. Onlookers are Marlo Lewis and Holly Kirk, Above left: Mr. Bill Runkles is intent on proving a project to Lois Wallace and Sheryl Moore, who do not seem too interested in his enthusiasm.

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rung. , r--......:f::-ll -, . M-MW... ' ae WW' o-o-,,, una: 2. -ummm, food supervisors hondle the hungry mosses The food supervisors for the '72-'73 school year had their hands full with feeding over 500 students a day, Head cook Mrs, Sylvia Clodfelter fshown oppositey, was in charge of keeping her helpers busy. They were: Mrs. Joyce Webster, Mrs. Todd Millsap, Mrs. Maggie Dockins, Mrs. Lucille Klump, Mrs. Lucille Thompson, and Mrs. Doris Lingerfelt. Below, sixth graders enjoy their hot lunch. Bottom right, cooks work to get a good lunch. Bottom left, cooks finish a day's work by doing the dishes. Middle left, Mrs. Klump cleans up the mess from Lunch. 15 fi' S iw 1'-S hp agp Ji, ,nw W i ,Q