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

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,,4cf1'1f171k's Students Karma S. Branham G90I'gG H. Bringer Kenneth Bugh Paul Buniill Lore Burchell Bruce Butler Joel Chapman Rachelle Clark Lenny Clay Lynn Clay Frank Cottrell Patti A. Cottrell 117

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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

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118 Peggy Cottrell Michael Crain Curtis Cress Kent Cunningham Jimmy Dade Riclcy Davis David Durk Darell Fast Bryan Feldkamp Anita Fifer Vicki Fifer Jeffrey Fish Paper mache animals designs from burlap were made and displayed in the school trophy case. The class found a new use for toothpicks by construction designs and structures with them. In the English department one of the activities the class had every Friday was a spelling test. In literature stories were read and discussed in class, as well as outside of class. Some of the stories read were about countries such as South America and Africa. In English the students also worked to improve their use of English grammar. Math class was concerned with .problems containing percents and decimals and discounts. In April the class went to Hannibal for supper and a movie. It was an enjoyable break from classes. 671155 Crip 270