Highland High School - Highlander Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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English Literature students listen attentively as Miss Anita Buck plays a recording of Shakespeare's Macbeth. English Develops Writing, Speaking Skills for Study hall in the library provides an excellent time to work on Freedom Shrine Essays. I0

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Strong hands gather the varied materials of grammar class. Better Communication Numerous colleges have discovered that graduates of Highland High School have an excellent knowledge of English. This can be accredited to the fact that Highland has an accelerated program which has its foundations in junior high school. Seventh and eighth graders broadened their knowledge of poetry and speech by giving readings to music. Upperclassmen at Highland High School learned to apply their knowledge of grammar and composition through participation in various writing activities. Stu- dents enrolled in journalism and yearbook were given the opportunity to develop creative writing talents. English lll pupils were introduced to the research paper via myriads of notecards and stacks of source materials. Juniors competed for prizes in the Freedom Shrine essay contest. Speech class provided a chance for many seniors to improve their rhetoric abilities. By receiving guidance in the proper way to speak and write, numerous Highlanders elevated their commun- ication aptitudes to a high degree. Melody Lehr brought honor and recognition to her school by winning the Anderson Rotary Club speech contest. Nm Amid the necessities of research work, Larry Hood prepares his English term paper as his iunior proiect. 'ii eggs-