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

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Becky Dance Tommy Darnell Nancy Davis Cristine Drawe Kathy Drawe Sharon Dunn Mike Durk Floyd East

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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

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junivrs earn About 2715 firm! War Mr. Roy Haydon, World War II Veteran from LaBelle came to talk to the junior American History class in February. Mr. Haydon related to the class some personal experiences of his. He told of the mine ship on which he served in the North Atlantic. How the mines were laid and what their purposes were was also discussed. Mr. Haydon told of his ship sinking a German submarine and the capturing of another. He spoke of his leaves which he spent in London, England, sightseeing at many historical sites. He talked of how the people of Scotland felt towards and reacted to the Armistice Day truce. Juniors enjoyed this break in classroom routine. Carolyn Eppe1'SOI1 Cleveland Ethridge Dawn Fast Sandy Ferguson Mike Fish Tim Fleer John Fletcher Judy F ranks