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

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-n mx -i F iii 1 .il ii r -ff- 231 Y, S . - Ei. i ,. 'F it we if ,Il !v -i rivin 1 i i igijgu Qisffi ' 54: .l . ,,, 'ill' flue L. i A i .51 Page BALANCE OF THE P R F S 'CU' Miss Moore seems to be the perennial flower in our fan-ulty garden. XYe started with her in the lower grades, nioved rapidly along under her super- vision in the llllfCl'Illt'dl1lfQ grades. and now we we-leoine her guiding hand again here at Highlands. If an apple a day keeps the doctor away, we would all ini- rnecliately eat so niany apples that we would have stomafh an-hes: for we prefer Miss Browns methods and her eheery, rompanionable ways. This picture is an illusion: Mr. Miller does not always teach to deserted classrooms. No, indeed, we derive a great deal of pleasure from attending his classes, even though he may stand firmly before us and say They shall not pass. Miss Seite-r has capably iilled the varsanc-y left by our beloved Miss Berry. XYe have not been acquainted with her lo n g enough to discover faults or defieiences, but long enough to recognize her goodness. It was a great shock to us to enter Mr. Schmitfs f.-lass only to find that what we had been drinking under the guise of water was really HZU. Indeed, all his classes are as astound- ing and 4-exf-iting as 51 tgirr-us sideshow, and for this reason We enter with light steps.

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Z MORE OF THE R F S 'TD' The music goes round and round in Mr. Jones' mind. He is the gentleman who deserves so mur-h c-redit in bringing mu- sic trophies to our halls. How- ever, we know his secret pride to he the development of at youthful soprano at home. Miss XVorlr-y has long been a favorite with the Junior High as a friend as Well as an in- strur.-tor in history. Her fa- mous hlackboard quotations :irc-, ive believe, on a. par with those of philosophers long- extinct. Miss Greene must have the ser-ret for avoiding gray hair after the way in which some of her Home Economics girls mistook washing soda for halc- ing soda. The other teachers envy her little kitchen and the neat manner in which it is kept. Theorem A1 If a mathematios tearhei' of unsual intelligence, sur-h as Miss Baker, he placed in a 1-lzrs of students propor- tionately stupid, a great deal of fun and worry are bound to ensue. M'ss Roach, physir-al d.rec'tor of the girls, teaches them sportsiianship in and out of the game. 1-ler girls' basket- ivali team and her fine May llay programs both deserve high praise. Mothers of sehoolf.-hildren have forsaken the hogiem:1n in favor of Stew Baker erstwhile truant officer. In this duty and in his Capacity as teacher of woodworking, he is in close I-ontac-t with the students and ahle to give them the advan- tages of his anecdotes. Page 20

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CLASSROOM SCENES C'l:1ss1'oom pictures depict manner in which faculty and students work to- gether: for the air-minded, expert guidance and advice are afforded the making of model planesg power of cre- ation and acute visualiza- tion are cultivated for the keen mind in vocational subjevtsg nutmeg and pep- per acid zest to at home eco- nomics course that is very niuvh aliveg at quick eye and nimble finger work to- gether in typingg in busi- ness service organizations the conscientious are taught the rudirnents of office Work, Page 22