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

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168 l 1 5 B radley Gosney L Jerry Hess YI Ricky Hinton Rebecca Holbert f' Cynthia Johnston Daryl Kackley Cheryl Kackly Scott Kaylor Patsy Kincaid Johnny Knocke Melinda Hood Cathy Howes 1 David Huddleston Billy Hunter Mrs. Neese's third grade at LaBe1le has been busy this year experimenting with new types of educational pro- cedures. They have tried different types of seating arrangements, such as semicircles and squares to pro- vide a more relaxed classroom atmosphere, and to provide better communication between students and teacher. They have also been experi- menting with a type of student tutor- ing. This has been done by seating a better student with a slower student. They have tried to determine if this has produced an overall improvement in the class. X , 7 1 S

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170 Sheila Lumley Cindy McDonald Kevin McGuire Curtis McGraw Mike McKenzie Roderick Merrell Janee Miller Gina Neisen In Art class the students at LaBe11e made a forsythia bush from tree branches, using yellow paper to make the blossoms. The students agreed that the bush looked very real. The class enjoyed this activity very much. In social studies the third grade studied communications such as the telephone, radio, tele- vision and telegraph, and different types of transportation such as airplane, boat, car, railroad, and bus.