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

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Siep'n UP Second Graders not only worked hard to improve language, reading, and math skills including a study of metrics, but also had fun using the learning centers in their rooms. Some of the highlights of the year were riding on the fire truck, the trips to the Atchison County Library to learn more about the library and its use, the stories told by Miss Proper, Grandparents Day, parties given by the room mothers and joining the Weekly Reader Writer Pals. Second Graders were taught by Mrs. Jane Nigh, Mrs. Dorothy Peck, and Mrs. Cheri Zimmerman. Chester Morgason Roy Munsey Kerri Dawn Muntz Stacy Ottmann Greg Pankau Ray Parks Lydia Pfeil Bobby Powers Tony Ranner James Rightsell Jennifer Rosenbohm Alisa Simpson David Squires Jodi Swofford .Terry Thomas Nick Trainor Billy Walker Sandie Watson Kathy Welch Lynn Zuck Mrs. Nigh Mrs. Peck Mrs. Zimmerman

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Robert Barnhart Phillip Bendon Michael Bennington Lars Bly Randall Boatman 'rev Michelle Brewer Raymond Chastain Kevin Christian Tracey Duren Jason Garst Nikki Gayler Joe Graham L , The students enjoy the library. Learning in the library Phillip Harmon Tony Haynes Corey Herron Cory Hill Laurie Howard Roy Ingram Learning Fast It has been a big step for those students entering the Third Grade. The year has been filled with learning and experienc- ing many new things. The third graders are introduced to multiplication and division for the first time. To them it is something very new and challenging. At this level they change from manuscript to cursive writing. In language they also spend a lot of time studying capital letters, forms of punctua- tion, the parts ofa sentence, and word usage. While in social studies they concentrate on the study of different communi- ties. Instructors for the Third Grade were Mrs. Doris Kirby and Mrs. Marge Gilbertson. V 5 l