Highland High School - Highlander Yearbook (Medina, OH)

Page 21 text:

Unlike Nature’s cycle, fall is the start of a new school year at Highland. Our stu- dents return fresh from summer activi- ties with renewed vows to work harder and to get better grades. The band and football team have already returned for pre-season prac- lice. In the cool morn- ings while the leaves are changing from ereen to gold, we hear talk of new teachers, new students, and new classrooms. The af- ternoons are filled with the rythmic drum cadences and counting of the band as full rehearsals start. The thud of a foot meeting a foot- ball, quarterbacks calling signals, and coaches’ whistles, all signify that football practice, too, is well underway. Yes, fall has surely come to Highland.

Page 20 text:

The 1960 Graduation. The newly graduated Seniors of 1960. The Seniors listen attentively to the speaker, Senator Ocasek. May 24 marks a memorable occasion to many of our past classmates. After work- ing for twelve years their schooling is cli- maxed by commencement. The Seniors stand in line to shake hands with congratulators. 16

Page 22 text:

- Highland High Schoo School Board | The School Board is pictured here as they hold one of their many meet- ings to discuss problems and the solutions to these problems to help better our school. They are: Mr. Edwin J. Kraus, Mr. Howard Cart- wright, Mr. Glen D. Kaufman, President; Mrs. Evelyn Brunskill, Clerk; Mr. William Kelly and Mr. Alva G. Donkin. 18