Highland High School - Highlander Yearbook (Medina, OH)

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in business, math and social science Robert Keck Robert Cutler i New to the Social Science Department this year was Mr. Damon Cranz, who taught Soci- ology in the modern way. Time lines, six week reports and speeches were a few of the projects undertaken by the students in Government and History classes. The Current Events program was popular, also. ee ok Interested students look on as Mr. Sigrist prepares to show a filmstrip of modern governmental procedures. see Steaes: rier ERS iat Mr. Keck pauses for some fresh air outside Mr. Cutler watches along with his American History class during a filmstrip. of the cafeteria study hall. 2)

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Activity-oriented class work is emphasized Ellen Campbell Sally Carman George Rinker Diana Neff Thomas Clifford Students in the Business Department were almost in an actual office atmosphere with var- ious duplicating, typing and transcribing ma- chines at their fingertips. Typing became a useful skill. In the math department Algebra students studied and worked out equations and many ways of factoring under Mrs. Neff. She also taught geometry. Mr. Clifford instructed students in algebra and modern analysis. Mrs. Campbell and Nancy Mudd correct Nancy’s typing errors. Miss Carman shows Lou Ann Hier how to operate some business machinery. 20

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Highland students receive practical In the winter Mrs. Tramonte’s vocational department took a field trip to Stan Hywet Hall as one of its activities. Students busied them- selves with welding, building, and making mech- Earle Nash Alfred Harmon anical drawings in the industrial arts depart- ment, directed by Mr. Nash, Mr. Bates, and Mr. Harmon. Graphic Arts students look to Mr. Nash for advice on a job. A machine is checked by Mr. Bates to see that it is in perfect condition. 22 PERIQDIC ChAas Ge aR Ff Me Hons concord Ksvorting tp Nember of Geter Nabesex' Eine, Mr. Nash is often seen producing programs for school functions.