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

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MTS Blfblfl ICLBIII English Indiana U language Arts Some brave students not only tryto understand our English lan- guage but they also attempt to learnsomeone e1se's language as well. Aspiring actors and actresses are also counted in this field Miss Frances McKenna Foreign Language Kansas U lr leuriee lobertl Speech and Drelatlcs Emporia lies Hulde lurtgen English Park College 23 E 4' M ,'Nf reg Ru

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language Arts Do you have trouble deciding when to use demonstrative pro nouns? Can you readily recognize whether a verb is transltive or intransitive? Well if you can't you are in the same boat as the majority of high school students who are realizing the n9CGSS1ty of understanding this Jlbberish of ours before they graduate Mr Harold Baker English Journalism Kansas U Emporia State Mrs Osa Holmes 5sPN liss Betty Lee Basie English Kansas U Mrs Virginia Cleland English Baker U ' V' -t Irs Bstella Elllthorpe , .Q'. - English 'fkb University of lyoling 22 llss lnrgtret Fuller Ehllish and Foreign Lnngnlge Emporis State

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Mr Claude Spencer Developmental Reading Kansas State language Arts Books are open doors 1h a manner of speaking in becoming acquainted w1ththe past and pre sent ages One crxteriafor Judg he the h s ool 15 how pup11s' exper lences have been broadened Mr Duane Shufelberger Engllsh University of 'iChltR i 1--sv liss Pat Shipman Miss Louise Rohler English Library Pittsburg State Kansas State lrs Ann Grundstrol Foreign Language Kansas U ing t results of igh ch . . - Q! Q'