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

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Donnie Bradshaw D Ollg' B I'OWl'l Daryle Brumbaugh 4-f Bruce Brill Dennis Bringer John Bugh Steve Bugh . :-- , 3 J, . I .. M . .g B. Perhaps the best thing about being a junior is that there's only one year left. We still have all the fun of the senior year to come and only a few of us have begun to seriously consider the' ref- sponsibilities that will appear at this time next year. So far, our thoughts have centered around the prom and classes. Our own graduation seems far away. Most of us can't wait, but a few of the more sentimental watch the seniors in their caps and gowns with mixed emotions. We're next! Seniors '72! Announcements, pictures, bacca- laureate, graduationmnext year they're ours! I can't wait...I think. Sandy Bringer Debra Brown

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Dale Adams t ,, i It K .. Xu Terry Ashford Class Officers: Standing: Pam Gantt, Presidentg Glen Murphy, Vice President. Seated: Diana L ow e ry, Secretaryg Linda Wiseman, Treasurer. 6fll55 Of '72 -kings ,Ami Proms ,And Chings Diana Austin Kathe Bayne Lee Berhorst Kenneth Binkley Cynthia Boyer Mike Boyer

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Stanley Bunfill Terry Buswell Danny Butler Teresa Coates izznivrs Sell ,lrrlzzgfflzzrzev The juniors concluded their magazine sales in September. The sale was held in coop- eration with Quality Sales Plan, Incorporated. Although failing to reach their goal of S'7,500, the juniors sold a total of 35,900 in magazine subscriptions. Of this amount, 552,110 was profit. Top sales- men and the amounts they sold were: Debbie Scoggin 33250: Jon Schmidt, 3240: Deb Hawkins, S1955 Kent Tonnies, S1403 Kevin Van Meter, S1303 Robby Griffin, 951303 Margaret Myers, S1255 and Patra Westhoff, 3115. The top salesman for each day received prizes. Awards were also given to ' salesmen who sold a specific number of subscriptions to special magazines. Ted Cottrell Carl Cribb Charles Dade J erry Daggs