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

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gel CONTROLLERS OF GUR DESTINIES Mr. Austin is the gentleman who, from his desk. keeps the wht-els turning in our little school coins munity. He is widely lcnuxvn l'or his untiring xxorlc. together with his ability us un :im-oniplislied spenlieiy ln the few years he has been with us he has gained hosts ot' friends. Our ambition has heen to reach that stage where we might call hiin Joe but so far we have not dared, XVhut about it. Joe? 'EU' ln vontrast to the old phrase 'ALi-t George do it, our cry is Let Miss Moery do it. In addition to hex' oftit-ial duty as Dean of Girls. Miss Marguerite Mon-ry also Conducts 4-losses in Eronurnir-s and Sociol- ogy. is fat-ulty adviser for the an- nual. senior 1-lass sponsor, and dranlatic- tear-her. XVe will he leaving you soon, Miss Moerv, and you'll have another 1-lass to bother you. 'CD' In his pe-rformztnr-e as assistant principal, Mr. Russell Bridges seems to have a finger in every- thing that happens at Highlands. He is responsible for our cosmo- politan athletic sr-he-fclules. Truly he is the Old Sfxhoolmastern in that he can mate out medals of merit and the birch switch with equal ease. 'T'

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lVlr. F, E. Hall, Prcizdrmg Mr, Randall Stegeman, lVlr. Andrew Donaldson, Vice-President, Mr. F. Stolle, Nlr. Claude johnson, Mr. Gibson Rose, lVlr. D. VU. Bridges, Supermlcndenl MR. D. W. BRIDGES MISS CHAPMAN when the last report is made about the ones who deserve the most credit for excellent schools in Fort Thomas, at the top of the list will be 'the names of the Board of Education. These men gladly give many hours to devising plans for the continual improvement of the schools, always with the guiding prin- ciple of giving the childrenhof Fort Thomas the best educational advn- tages that the city can afford. One of the members of the Board who had much to do with this latesti im- provement has retired from the Board after many years of service. However, Mr. Claude W. Johnson will be re- membered not only for his devotion to the schools of Fort Thomas but as well for the gracious manner in which, as President of the Board of Education, he presented the high school diplomas, year after year. Highlands High has always had reason to be grateful to the Board of Educa4 tion, and is always proud to pay tribute to its members. BOARD CDF EDUCATION

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MMM.. ,,,, , WWA some or THE R F S 'U' Mr. Suter is the stately gentle- man we all know as Pop. Quite friendly, both in and out of class, he is always ready to help us solve problems both of Life and Science. Although new to us this year. Mr. Bour-her, with his cool, methodical way of teaching and the easy manner in which he assails us with his puns, has commanded both our re- spet-t and admiration. Mr. Rader, with his little lec- tures, has instilled in all of us the ambition to lie President. Although we may let you down in Class. we won't disappoint you in life, Keep your eyes on us, Honey! Miss Cooper is the younger students' first impression of Highlands, To date all seem to he quite enthusiastic, so we trust it is a very good impres- sion, indeed. Miss Hess is also new to us this year, She is so accom- plished a tear-her that in her Biology 1-lasses we feel that we no longer have any personal secrets. XX'hen in Junior High, we learned that the color of Miss Gahbert's hair does not always display her temperament. One of our closest friends. she is one in whom we can confide. XVhen we have finished Latin, we may not have learned a thing about the language, but we have learned to like Miss Jordan and her pleasing ways. Peg el8