Highland High School - Highlander Yearbook (Medina, OH)

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Mary Ann Mullahy (Akron University, B.S. in Education) is our girls’ physical education teacher. She is also G.A.A. advisor, cheerleading ad- visor and one of the Senior advisors. Our camera finds one of her gym classes in a fast game of basketball. Mrs. Mullahy Jean Myers (Kent State University, B.S. in Education) teaches first and second year Spanish and first and second year typing. She is in charge of the secretarial work done by the senior girls in the commercial depart- ment as a service to the school, clubs, and teachers. She is also annual advisor. The class is carefully concentrating on their typing. Mrs. Myers, ) jr } Tdi v f 4) poe ay f | V ) | A Oe ue KX ny VV” re Wee 4 A, a) MV A UM a J } AY il (Wo ! 27

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Mary Lou Ludwig (Western Reserve University, B.A. in Education) budgets her time among these activities at Highland. She teaches a class in Freshman, Sophomore and Senior English. She also is director of the Junior and Senior class plays and is one of the Freshman advisors. The camera catches one of the acts of a play put on by her Senior English class. Mrs. Ludwig Beverly Melrose (Kent State University, B.A. in Art) helps the Highland- ers bring out their artistic talents. She opens opportunities in modern art, ceramics, enameling and other interesting fields of art. The camera catches her with one of her art classes. Mrs. Melrose 26

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BEREEESONERENS © or a a ary Margaret South (George Peabody College, M.A. in Library Science; West Virginia University A.B. in History) is our competent librarian. She is also one of the Freshman advisors. The library is a place where the stu- dents can prepare for their reports, compositions, and term papers. Mrs. South Clarence Wagner (Ohio State University, B.S. in Education) is our me- chanical drawing and Freshman and Sophomore shop teacher. The cam- era finds the boys working on their projects in one of his woodworking classes. 28