Highland High School - Highlander Yearbook (Medina, OH)

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CLASSES Highland's classes move forward into ever-broadening areas of knowledge and ex- perience. Students are offered courses in literature and language, industrial, commer- cial, and fine arts, social studies, and physical education. They can acquire that basic knowledge which has come to be the common denominator among well-educated .nen and women.

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MRS. HARRIET BOKER Ohio State University, B.S. in Education General Science Biology Chemistry Science Club Advisor Future Teachers of America Advisor Junior Advisor MRS. TRUTH COURTNEY Kent State University, B.A Journalism English ll Economics Hi-Lites Advisor Freshman Advisor MR. EDWARD JONES University of Akron, B.S. Band Director , 1 , , FZZMW if M MRS. AGNES HOUSEMAN MRS. THELMA SMITH Oberlin College, B.A. Choral Music Director School Secretary

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elm Vnce President SALLY SCANLAN Ambmon Oh to be on lndwnduall Reformlng the world would be Cl good place to start . . . M Presndent ROBERT NIEPERT Ambmon To be a Spanish teacher??? M Treasurer MARJORIE LEGAN Ambition: To receive my MRS. degree. SENICRS 1958 Closs Motto From o lnttle Spark bursts o mnghty flome Class Flower Whnte Rose agp ' H Secretary ' N 5 BRENDA GODFREY Ambition: To sing in c chorus such as Fred Waring's.