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

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AUTUMN AT HIGHLANDS -GD. Returninq to Old Highlands in Septem- ber, we found it im- passive as of old, yet radiant in the promise of a new addition, upon which construc- tion was already well under way. LD. Despite the advent of customary autumn in- clemency, w o r k was feverishly carried on, a building b e g a n slowly to appear from shapeless stone and steel. .CD- With the entrance of the new year came completion of the structure w h i c h so soon was to house our increasing n u m b e r s and become an outlet for our physical and mental energy. Paqe I3

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. ,R . 1. ' 1, an X 'M W Y ' rf ff----q...., FE TEE l f ,Na , ,... ,,, 3 Q .,,. f H 2 i ' 1 in , so Z .GD- The Ruth Moyer School, newest of the elementary s c h o o l s, sits in White majesty as a monument to her whose memory it per- petuates. .dl The Robert D. John- son School occupies a commanding position in the heart of north Fort Thomas, around which has sprung up an extensive residential section. um- The Samuel Woodfill School is the hub of the southern portion of Fort Thomas, in- cluding in its radius the southern business section and the mili- tary reservation. CUR FIRST ALMA MATERS Page I2

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Within these walls and through these halls may we walk arm in arm with Knowledge, chat gaily in Companionship, learn to appreciate and preserve Beauty, foster Confidence, encourage the Arts, and strengthen and build Tradition. 0 Q'We require from buildings, as from men, two kinds of goodness: first, the doing their practical duty well, then that they he grace- ful and pleasing in doing it, which last is itself another form of dutyf, Page