Highland High School - Shield Yearbook (Highland, IN)

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Culture Appreciation and Participation Widened Scope CULTURE, a major part of any school, has not been neglected at Highland High. Choral students were exposed to professional singing experiences and performed a variety of music; they, along with the extra-curricular groups, presented their traditional seasonal concerts. Madrigals and Triple Trio, meeting entirely on the members free time, booked engagements with various civic organizations. Embodied in the large band is the instrumental side of our music department. Its performances varied from marching at football half times or playing at basketball games to concerts for Highland and other schools. Art classes also presented many opportunities for widening the scope of their horizon of refinement and appreciation. Included in the projects completed by art students is that of ceramic tile. Metta Ezra and Herman Biesen work on different phases of the process.

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Practical Courses to Prepare Students fot Useful Careers Fashions of today call for a short hem line and while keeping up on the latest, Ann Brisco receives a helping hand from classmate Kathy Tarbuck.

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Developing personal traits is important in high school and Mr. Edwin Kibiger, director of the high school band, drills his students to cultivate their skills and interests. 23