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

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Although sophomores, juniors, and seniors at Highland had many adjust- ments to make at the new school in the past year, the freshmen had even more adjustments to make. Not only did the students have to get used to the new modular system of twenty minutes to a mod, but they also had to get used to the fact that some classes did not meet for a full hour each day, as classes in their former schools did. -y M Mary Morrow Joyce O'Br1en Doug Olson Donna Patterson Russell Patterson Charles Peacock Robert Peacock Kay Phillips Randall Puls

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In American History, movies played a big part in the stu- dents' education. Movies were shown about World War II, Hitler, and about all of the former Presidents who have been in office in the United States since 1900. One of the highlights of the year was when a veteran of World War I visited the class and gave a presentation of his own experiences of the War. Karen Pomeroy David Porter Gary Powers Robert Powers Mike Prestin DGIIISS Raleigh Cheryl Rhodes Mary Richardson