Highland High School - Highlander Yearbook (Medina, OH)

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William Horn (University of Kansas, B.S. in Education) is our head football coach. He also trains the freshman basketball team. In the academic de- partment he teaches government, sociology, consumer living and physical education. Mr. Horn is shown here with his American Government class. Edna Jedlicka (Baldwin-Wallace College, B.A. in Education) takes over in the advanced math department. Mrs. Jedlicka teaches first and second year algebra, plain and solid geometry and trigonometry. She is also Y-Teen advisor and one of the Sophomore advisors. Mrs. Jedlicka is shown with her Solid Geometry class. yey ay a ate ’

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Roy C. Gienke (Kent State University, B.S. and M.E. in Education) teaches American History, American Government and physical education. His extra duties include varsity basketball coach, athletic director, track coach, and — boys’ counselor. Mr. Gienke does calisthenics with one of his physical edu- cation classes. Al Harmon (Kent State University, BS. in Edu cation) teaches driver train- ing and mechanical drawing. Among his extra curricular duties are as- sistant football coach, freshman basketball coach, and Senior advisor. Here we look in on Mr. Harmon instructing our future drivers.

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A. G. Kahl (Kent State University, B.S. in Education) is one of our social studies instructors. He teaches classes in sociology and American history. The camera shutter snaps as his World History class listens carefully. He is also the National Honor Society advisor and one of the Junior class advisors. Martin Kemp (Ashland College, B.S. in Educaticn) is one of the commercial teachers who helps train our future stenographers and secretaries. He is seen here giving dictation to his shorthand class. He also teaches book- keeping, general business, and office practice. His extra duties at Highland include Junior class advisor and production advisor of the Hi-Lites. 10