Highland High School - Streak Yearbook (Highland, KS)

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Clam ipwpteaf KEITH LEWIS revisited Mexico the summer after graduation. While there, he met a beautiful senorita and they were married. This came as a great shock to Ianthe Percy. Keith says, My life in Mexico is wonderful. All I do is sit in the shade and watch my children work. LUCIA FORNEY and Barton Lackey were married and now have 3 little boys. Barton has al- ready started them in the right direction, he bought each a shovel and they have finished terracing the yard. DON SCOTT became an engineer. He graduated from K-State in '69. When applying for a job, he filled out the form marked, Engineer but failed to see the word, train . Don has been driving the Eagle for 10 years and says he couldn't be happier. SALLY DAVIS is the Women's Wrestling Champion of the World. She is happily married to a 97-pound weakling who is also her manager, trainer, and driver between bouts. RAYMOND SIMPSON bought Eagle Springs resort after graduation. He plans to redecorate the resort and clean out the pool sometime in the future. Meanwhile, he spends most of his time mushroom and paw-paw hunting. DR. REBECCA L. BAUER, head of the Foreign Service Department at KU, will fly to the Amazon River area to set up a public relations center for the natives. We wish her and her fiance', the Reverend Stewart, the best of luck with these head -hunters. MAYNARD SMITH surprised us by taking up speed racing. In 1976 he won the Indianapolis 500 and is now planning to enter the Grand Prix in France . His hobby is riding turtles in the Bronx Zoo. He says he likes to slow down and live once in awhile. JUDY DAVIS has just won her 3rd Academy Oscar for her performance as an exotic dancer in the picture called Fling . Judy started her career as an Apple Blossom Queen back in Kansas, then proceeded to win the Miss Kansas, Miss America, and Miss Universe titles in rapid suc- cession and is still known as Queen of the Film World. DAVID McKAY went into the watermelon business after college graduation in agricultural sci- ence. He developed a hybrid species of seedless melon which grows with a cellophane covering instead of a rind. Doniphan County is now known as the melon capital of the world. David is now working on a compact food which promises to stamp out hunger. ALICE DORRELL thought of flunking her senior year so she could go to school another year with George. After George graduated, they were married. They now live on his dairy farm where George works very hard to support Alice and their seven daughters. LEONARD RUSH'S plans of being a college and professional athlete were spoiled when his back was sprained from the weight of all his medals on his letter jacket. Leonard just shrugged and took up his other favorite sport fulltime ....... chasing girls. VICKI FRITCH began her career as a nurse soon after graduation from St. Lukes. She now divides her time between being head nurse in the 2000-bed Highland Hospital and being a loving wife to John, and her family, on John's share of the Rush Corporation. GARY BASKINS served as a missionary to England where he studied a foreign language. Gary said, English was always foreign to me. Karen, his wife, is a hair stylist in one of the large beauty salons in Sparks. She practices on her husband's oily locks in her spare time. DOTTY BOYCE took a nursing course after graduation. While on duty, a handsome Naval offi- cer swept her off her feet and they were married. Now she is happily settled on a large farm northeast of Highland and is kept busy feeding the chickens, cows, horses, dogs, cats, and her five children. DANNY BRYAN has become the head of the largest chain of private banks since J. P, Morgan. Danny started at the bottom as a bookkeeper and by careful juggling of the books has taken over as owner and President of 21 banks at last count. DOROTHY WOOSLEY'S work on the tobacco farm was so highly praised by the American Tobacco Company that they sent her to Cuba to see the tobacco operation down there. After eighteen years, Dorothy is still trying to get backto the United States. GLENN SUTHERLAND gave in to his love of books and became a science fiction writer. An unusual thing about Glenn's writing is that all of it has come true. Because of this unusual phenomena, Glenn has been appointed as the government official in charge of Interplanetary Space Relations. Last week he flew to Venus where he met with Venetian government officials to discuss the Milky Way. BETH WINSLOW changed her mind about a nursing career and entered the field of journalism. She has a syndicated column entitled, News About Town. She says that she is quite happy with her job since she always rather enjoyed being in on the know. LARRY BOEH wanted out of the Navy soon after enlistment, but it was too late then. He went to Europe on a six-month cruise. Three years later, when he got out of the Navy, he went back to Europe--France to be exact. There he is married to a cute little country girl 'and Larry and his six kids spend all day tramping the juice out of grapes for his wine -making industry. SUSAN SMITH took an IBM course after graduation. Her specialty was Univac. While working with the show, PEOPLE ARE FUNNY, which brings couples together electronically, she slipped her card into the machine. She began writing the man, who is a prospector and they were married in Alaska within a year.