Highland High School - Highlander Yearbook (Medina, OH)

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Mr. Herold Al Harmon (Kent State University, B.S. in Education) teaches mechanical drawing. He also teaches all of the shop classes and is a Senior advisor. He is shown here instructing a student in the correct use of the tinsnips. “Either shape up or ship out!” “Use both ears and listen.” Richard Herold (Ashland, B.S. and B.M. in Music) is the director of the school chorus and glee club, and boy’s glee. He directs the four ensembles at Highland and has initiated a dance band this year. The shutter snapped on the dance band during one of its weekly sessions.

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22 Albert Kahl (Kent State University, B.S. in Education) teaches American history, sociology, and economics. He advises the N.H.S. chapter and the Sophomore students. He is seen here with his American history class, “All right, pipe down.” “All right, let’s get busy and be quiet.” Martin Kemp (Ashland College, B.S. in Education) is one of the commercial teachers. He teaches office practice, first and second year shorthand, gen- eral business, and first year bookkeeping. He is a Junior advisor and also is the baseball and freshman basketball coach. The camera caught a glance of his general business class. re ibs. Mh be! . Mr. Kahl

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Mary Lou Ludwig (Western Reserve University, B.A. in Education) teaches first and fourth year English classes and Speech. She directs the Junior and Senior plays and the entry for the One-Act Play Contest, She is also a Junior Advisor. The characters seen fiere are witches from a scene given in her Senior English class of the Shakespearian play, Macbeth. “Now stop talking!” “The more you practice what you know, the more you know what to practice.” Beverly Melrose (Kent State University, B.A. in Arts) heads the art depart- ment at our school. She is seen here discussing the painting of one of her students. Her students each year win many awards in the art exhibitions in which they enter. Mrs. Melrose