Highland High School - Highlander Yearbook (Medina, OH)

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MAO ee eshte eae tee A Administration anc Faculty . . 5 MM RCeRMR ef ll 4 ieee TS Sa Ideas and more ideas were put together to form the theme, layouts, and artwork. The plans for the taking of pictures were originated by the plan- ning and layout committee who co-ordinated these ideas into the book. With the foundation laid, these plans were ready for production. They are (seated below) Janet Scholz and Russell Sheppard. Standing are: Pat Waggoner, Sylvia Rickert, Mary Bolas, Barb- ara Dunlap, and Irene Kufchak. ACUIVItiCS te eet te et on 5 1 SDOLiSuaeg tee Bene a ire en AS Advertising Re ee nee) GONTEN TS With the humming of typewriters, the clicking of rulers, the production staff is in full swing—put- ting layouts together, measuring, and cropping pic- tures, writing copy, doing artwork, and adding the finishing touches to the foundation of the book. Now the book is finished and ready for publishing and plans can begin for next year’s annual. They are (seated below) Maureen Lee, Winnie Plute, Ruth Leonhardt, and Barbara Skala. Standing are: Liz Lang, Darwin Steele, Barbara Olden, and Betty Maximuk.

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THE BIG STORY (We just got the facts) The framework of this organization is built around its Advisor, Miss Bittner (seated in front) and officers (standing, left to right) Editor, Mary Morris; Business Manager, Janet Eyerdom; Assistant Editor, Janice Duncan—who oversee the operation of the vari- ous departments. Attending the journalism conference at Ohio University in June of 1953 helped to give training and experience to the officers and advisor wno have added these two factors to their work on the staff. This year “The Highlander” uses the Scotch theme included in the Scotch plaid cover and quotations used from the songs and poems of Robert Burns, a Scotch poet. The yearbook staff is divided into committees each having a different purpose in presenting the story of the year—a story which will carry many memories in the years to come. The support of the annual is encouraged and aided by those representatives of the staff who solicit advertising from various firms in near-by commu- nities and patrons in the school district. Seated below are: Jeannette Baltrusaitis and Claudia Owens. Stand- ing are: Dorothy Donkin, Bob Hummell, Eddie Kraus, Jerry Weaver, and Jeanne Nash. Extra! Extra! Buy your copy of “The High- lander”! That familiar phrase was echoed through the halls and found on posters throughout the school as the sales campaign got under way. The sales com- mittee brought the sales up to two hundred copies. They are (seated below) Elaine Milligan and Catherine Berger. Standing are: Joe Lee, Jerry Nehrenz, Mary Phillips, Mike Sherry, and John Ed- wards.

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DEDICATION In memory of our beloved friend and classmate, we dedicate this volume of “The Highlander” to ROBERT LEE GETTEMY