Highland Park High School - Highlander Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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e 1 e 0 f A ed in Mr. Conkl1n's tyormg class. These students are worhing to de- velop these techniques. '-M Speed and accuracy are emphasiz- Il The members of Mr. Snith's shorthand class have to con- centrateto learn the symbols they use when taking dictation. fi, iQ! VI ,, v he Secaetwtieoeta-lie Begin lmining in 53uaineaa Ctaeaeo. I ' t ' if VTJI The students in bookeeping take time to make their work neat and accurate.

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Latin students rontribute to the Christmas festivites by serennding the teachers ln Lutln yet! 'tome totfwtttaeefcuem foe Some Shutente at W ! I Throughout the year vocabularies are studied and grammatical structures mem- orized, end by the end of the first year students have leemedtoread and write siuple sentences in Latin, using a vo- cabulary of wproximetely 500 words. Students look on as Miss Mcltenna points out places of interest on a map e s ery of the human Empire. u

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K 1 Q l N Gary Pracht and Jim Magee work together to heat the metal that will be made into pins, rings, or cuff links, e popular project ln art clues. Lester Chrlstman and Galen Grimes work on pottery, one of the many projects undertaken by the students in art class. Cltt llterfc Encouraged, lttigimattt Sylvia Ilosey puts finishing touches on e picture ln art class, as Gisele Bil- stein ls careful in drawing her picture. Z 8 - N m rho