Highlands High School - Highlander Yearbook (Fort Thomas, KY)

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ERD IIATIENOE, GENTLE READER, WHILE IS DESCRIBED FOR YOU A PLACE WELL WORTHY OF THE MOST MINUTE DELINEATION. WE WOULD NOT TROUBLE YOU WITH A VAIN SHOW OF ARCH- ITEOTURAL PHRASES, EOR WE ARE NOT LEARNED IN THE MYS- TERY OF STONE AND TIMBER. HEREIN ARE INOLOSED THE RE- SULTS OF OUR PASTE-POTS AND CLIPPINGS, AND WHAT TRUE HEART AND SIMPLE SKILL CAN DO WITH LANGUAGE AND PIC- TURES HAVE WE TRIED TO GIVE YOU-AN ACCURATE CONCEP- TION OF A PLACE THAT HAS SO MANY ADMIRABLE RECOMMEN- DATIONS TO YOUR ATTENTION.

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CONTENTS VIEWS OF THE SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ' ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS'FEATURES ADVERTISEMENTS

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Whaf we learn wifh pleasure we never forget 60 fke .Memory of MISS LYDIA BERRY who passed away January I9, I937, fhe Class of I937 dedicafes fhis page. For sixfeen years Miss Berry faughf hisfory +o fhe sfudenfs of Highlands, and fhey learned wifh pleasure because Miss Berry faughf fhem. We may forgef hisforical facfs, buf we shall never forgef Miss Berry's friendliness, her good humor, and her everpresenl' smile. lf is fiffing fo erecf memorials fo fhose whom we love, buf Miss Berry has builf in fhe hearf of each sfudenf a memorial fha? will lasf forever. The sfudenfs of Highlands have experienced a greaf loss, yef we have a feeling of grafifude fhaf we were permiffed fo lrnow her, and fo feel fhaf each of us was her liH'le friend. I cannof say, and l will nof say fhaf she is dead: She is iusf away. Wifh a cheery smile and a wave of fhe hand, She has wandered info fhaf brighfer land, And leff us dreaming how very fair If needs musf be, since she lingers fhere. Page 8