Steele High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Steele, MO)

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MRS. CHRISTINE ARNOLD Steele, Missouri B, S. Arkansas State College Education - Social Science SIXTH GRADE Q 2 V 23,3 4 fix, -:-Sp-f-, ,. 5 X se ima. 7 A1554 . 'Qi ,I 1,43 5 . ., 1 1 5 4 sl Lg is , ss Wx is ai! X 1 XXX .,,, fml x , fi 2 if :P 4135 ' K is f cya MRS. ALDEAN MORRISON Mississippi Arkansas State College Education - Social Science ,. .- we . WZ. ,Q A 9f5'f3i3'ff15.I - Q M 2 , .KAA , R' -HI:-Mi' .l ..... . ,. '-':ag1:g:g-,,-.1 K ,, A - I Q ,.. , T 2. 3 4: 4 3 'S silgk X. ,ik a n ks is Y if rsss, -.1 f -

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STANDING Qleft to rightjx Sarah Carter, Jerry Privett, Ruby Neeley, Carolyn Funderburke, Mrs. Morrison, Sponsor, Linda Laird, Jimmy Bailey, Patricia Lackey, Hollie Farris, Earlene Davis, Linda Pfeffer, Rebecca Sanders, James Lindsey, Paulette Howell, Harold Weaver, Mary Ramey, Johnny Hurley. SEATED Qleft to rightl: Barbara Cook, Rudy Cobb, Wayne Thornton, Barbara Oates Jackie Wells, Ronnie Forbus, Billy Nichols, Larry Wheatley, Sammy King, Edith Dillender, Henry Miles, THE PARADE OF STATES Mrs. Morrison's Sixth Grade Social Studies Class began a unit of study about the United States. After a thorough study in the classroom of each group of states, the children showed much interest and used their initiative in planning individual projects. Each child prepared reports on his chosen state, bringing in interesting ideas from his own experiences and research readings. As interest grew, the group decided to illustrate the infor- mation gained by building original floats for the Parade of States . These floats were built outside class or in overtime periods and each proved very informative. Correlation of creative arts and language arts culminated in a remarkable display of miniature floats, depicting various phases of the social, economic, industrial, and cultural life as lived in these United States. UPPER GRADES SCHOOL SCENES