Highland High School - Modu Lair Yearbook (Ewing, MO)

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Richard Tate Larry Toliver Allen Van Meter Kevin Waack Barbara Warning Gary Washburn Violet Webster Karen Wheeler Keith Whitlatch Douglas Wilson E mma Wood Joy Yates rw g , The eighth grade history classes studied the Missouri Constitution and the United States Constitution this year. Each stu- dent had to pass a test over each constitu- tion before the end of the year. During their studies of these two constitutions, the classes learned much about the work- ings of our state and national government. The students learned many new things about our type of government. Other studies in history were about the founding and history of our country. The classes learned much to make them appreciate our country's great heritage. 115

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116 Diana Adams Mark Adams Kim Baltzelle Linda R. Bartz Rita Bartz Craig W. Benner Kathy E. Bergman Becky Berhorst Mike Bishoff Patty A. Boltz Shirley Boyer Colleen Bozarth Among some of the classes 7th grade students of Lewistown were offered were arts and crafts, art, chorus, band, English, history, p.e. and major sports. In arts and crafts the students worked with leather, making articles such as purses, belts, key cases, and photograph album covers. In art class the students made pictures out of scratch art, by coloring the surface of the paper heavily with one or more colors of crayon, then coloring over that with black crayon and, scratch- ing out the desired design. Among other projects the art class did, was making pillow cases, gun cases, rugs, pillows and de- signs from burlap and yarn. Variety Of Jntrizfzze