Highland High School - Highlander Yearbook (Medina, OH)

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GIRLS’ GLEE — Front Row: B. Brown, G. Depas, L. Alber, C. Decker, N. Cook, D. Winters, G. Repp, D. Kennedy, N. Sullivan, R. Burkhead, A. Campbell, E. Brauckmann, L. Perkins, S. Harmon, S. Botz. Second Row: R. Roach, J. Baker, D. Wen- tink, M. Pilko, E. Snell, C. Polland, S. Powell, M. Showers, S. Ziebro, S. Szerpicki, S. Pribish, D. Paul, C. Geib, B. Reeves, J. Wolfe, J. Jolly. Third Row: B. Dike, C. Vanko, R. Namoski, G. MEN’S GLEE — Front Row: L. Simmons, G. Liddy, R. Parker, S. Adams, E. Hollopeter, C. Sprosty, T. Kennedy. Second Row: J. Johnson, B. Avery, D. Sprague, S. Hale, K. Sir Louis, D. Davis. Third Row: R. Hanna, B. Simmons, C. Simmons, J. Cod- Hamilton, S. Wentink, D. Runyon, D. Brown, L. Stiles, J. Sut- ton, D. Perram, D. Barnes, D. Brantner, B. Kyle, L. Zrilich, J. Malek, C. Harrison. Fourth Row: A. Oxenrider, B. Burr, F. Bailey, P. Chambers, L. Stiles, T. Moell, L. Skroki, B. Brown, S. Hood, M. Beynon, D. Botz, L. Hier, B. Sir Louis, K. Chimento, L. Cordle, T. Butler. ding, C. Smith, J. Zumbrunnen, A. Polasky. Fourth Row: B. Harvey, J. Vorndran, B. Young, J. Louk, J. Grindle, B. Lorman, D. Hughes, G. Sir Louis. 21

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Front Row: D. Wentink, B. Brown, J. Depas, E. Snell, N. Cook, J. Hemminger, S. Powell, R. Roach, D. Perram, S. Ziebro, C. Geib, B. Reeves, J. Jolly, S. Harmon, J. Vorndran, S. Botz. Second Row: J. Baker, J. Repp, M. Pilko, J. Sutton, G. Hamilton, B. Burr, B. Dike, L. Stiles, T. Moell, S. Stiles, L. Zrilich, S. Pribish, C. Harrison, D. Paul, R. Kyle, M. Thompson. Third Row: M. Harmon, R. Myers, A. Lorman, G. Liddy, R. Parker, P. Chambers, A. Oxenrider, J. Malek, 8S. Hood, B. SirLouis, K. Chimento, L. Cordle, V. Tramonte, M. Beynon, L. Heir, L. Sim- mons. Fourth Row: D. Blueter, B. Simmons, J. Johnson, B. Avery, P. Kelly, C. Simmons, P. Napier, R. Wagar, B. Harvey, B, Lorman, T. Anderson, D. Hughes, B. Nolan, J. Codding, J. Zumbrunnen, B. Peytosh, B. Chaffee. Feeling groovy? Judging by their voices and enthusiasm the General Mixed chorus, Girls’ Glee, and Men’s Glee are taking heed of the lyrics to the “29th Street Bridge Song.” The Freshmen and Sophomores in the General Mixed Chorus still believe in magic as testified by “Puff, the Magic Dragon.” While the Men’s Glee vocalize in tunes of a hardier nature as typified in “Ride the Char- iot” and “Winter Wonderland.” The three part Girls’ Glee used in their format the con- temporary and meaningful “My Way” and the light-hearted “Little Bird.” These multi- talented groups perform at the Christmas and Spring Concerts not only as groups, but also with selected members in ensembles. 20

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Pottery, jewelry, macrame, needlecraft, and painting are only a few of the many fields in which Mrs. Melrose’s art stu- dents excel. The art classes are known for their delightful .and colorful displays on several mediums in the showcase, par- ticularly the decorative Christmas pro- jects. Every year several of the talented students represent Highland in regional art contests and bring home the coveted gold keys. 22