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

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JOSEPH DEJARNETTE ifjocu A football hero, well-liked and admired hy his teammates. He is renieinbered as an All-ConfeI'- enre center on the football team, and as one of the bloody pirates iII Captain Applejaf,-k. ALLENE DEM ENT I-I llfrlru Her philosophy of lite is that there is a reason for everything. Thus the question why is foiwvez- bubbling from her lips. She vornlvines nfl-ive work and dramativs very well, as van be seen by t'CzIp- tain Applejaukl' JEAN DEMOISEY Fox Here is a f-Ontradictioii to the saying that Old friends are the best. XVziltOn's loss was our gain, IlOt only to our svhool at large in winning sur-h a warm personality hut also to our basketball team in at-quiring an All-Northern Kentucky forward, DAVIS DIESEL rrDaqleI1 Dave's quiet modest manner adds a gvntleinanly touch to his faithful. dependable work in football. basketball, and track, ESTH ER DILLMAN rrDi!lu XVinning her first dramatic laurels in The Lamp XVent Out. she gained real rewognition as Poppy in Captain Applejac-ki' She flutters about the stage and ffampus with Carefree abandon and a light-hearted manner. LEE ROY DISNEY rrDiZu A tinger in every pie--jealous lieutenant in The High Heart, a triple-threat man: vonferenve end in football, outstanding guard in basketball, and handsome agitator of feminine hearts, STUART DUCKER rrstuu A poet, and an author, as is illustrated by his von- trihutions to Freatire XVriting Club, a member of the Layout Staff, a speaker, having plaved second in the State last year in Public Disvussion aIId this year having won the district I-Ontest in Extempo- raneous Speaking, GEORGE EDGAR trpopu Co-captain of the track team in '37, and one Of the best hurdlers ever produved at Highlands. Pop's immaculate hospital now carries on his traditional r-Onnec-tion with the hinder sport. His never-failing humor makes him popular with the boys and st panic to the weaker sex. 6,,,st31'f S' Ya, IUR K k ,X I 14 1 an It X , X f-1...-:fc :ff .. .., .. ,. . A , , H E I f,:' H -1.615 1211, , -Q .,.k Q, if V , , f W f W V W i . . 1. 1 ,AI , E ,rf ,:- If W V ,J ,Wife V- 1 A ie- . . .,., f , ,..tx,,f5Z35gQ,,T,,.,,4f-,-- ,,, W Y R, XM- Y, . .A WWW. EA-. .,..,, X , IANA. if ywf- .m.7.. ..., ,-svfW.-:W. ,.s...Y.,.. .. . , , .. . .. .mm ., .Y a , Y W V W W, ,L I gp G1 N.: ggi, f

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U .-X-as-:Q ,4f,,... ,. f.u,f:fx:e:f . ,., A ef -rv-,rf ,gf V--sinner: 'H' - jf ' Y, ,,. ml f A, , , 1 F, Jeff fm Y -' 4---- Qs --- . f E131 RICHARD BROADWATER t'Broadiz ' A combination of industry and ll humorous air of noni-halance. He 4-leans up the stage as he'll clean up the underworld-he wants to be a G-Man. He has been a member of the S4-ieiice and Vocations Clubs, and played the part of the soldier in The High Heart. ROBERT BUGIE fllgug-I,yl'!J His interest in football and basketball show him to be a lover of sports, while his artistic nature was mz1nil'c-sieri in Vreative XVriting Club and Movie Apprec-izition, Best described as a man with a Rose in his lapel and a smile on his face. LILLIAN CHAPMAN llLilI7 Full of fun and mischicf, Lil, in her serious mo- ments. is a true friend. a dramatic star. and a val- uable addition to the Circulation Staff. Her only worry is keeping the Senior Class wolves away from her door, WILb'IA CHERRINGTON rrBill:1 Bill's main diiiir,-ulty is budgeting her time among such worthy causes as typing for the Highlander, helping Miss Moery run hcr oihce. and taking care of a certain star quarterback. Vilhich job do you enjoy most, Bill? LOUISE CHRISTMAN NL0lli.S'l'U Quiet and conscientious, Louise was active in G. A. A., Arts and Crafts Club, and was ever helpful to Miss Brown in completing the health program for the year. POLLY CONANT fIPoI!y!l Beneath her soft-voiced gentleness rests a fountain of knowledge, replenished by her travels and ex- tensive reading. RAYMOND CONWAY rrRay1J According to reliable sources, he is the most inde- pendent man about school. A football player and a. strong baseball fan. MADELYNNE COOKE Cookie VVhether interviewing child stars, acting in Dra- matic Club, or singing with the All-State Chorus, Madelynne's sparkling personality makes her a. pleasant companion.

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IUP1 E151 RIARY JANE FANN1No Mary Jaw New to us this year hut as dear to us as nn old friend. After we 1-onsifler her sc-hool work, her part as Mary in the l'hristrnas Pageant, her help on the Literary start, und her many rompanions, L-ertainly her ziuliurn hair is not her only 1-rowning glory. G 12oRo1A NIAE FRANCIS G1'0rgi1 ' A soI't Southern zu-1-exit. ll f'lushinp:,' eye, a wheery smile reveal to Georg'!a's friends her sweet dispo- sition :incl distinvt personality. NVILLIAM FRENTZEL HBHIU Bevziuse Bill is quiet and unassuming. his efforts often pass unnoticed-that is, exvept when they hit you on the lmrlc of the head in study hall. RICHARD FRITSCHE Fril.fch An irlol of the unclercslass girls. There is little in the world of photography he does not know, as his many clever pictures in the l-lighlander show. His scientific- interests led him to join the Avia- tion and Rifle Clubs. 1-le supplied the big love in- terest in Romance Is a Racket. ADRIENNE FULDIER 'Z-Id Adrienne seems to he adept at everything: Her work as Art Editor of the Highlander, her dra- matic vonquests in Captain Applejarkn and The High Heart, to say nothing of her eollevtion of fraternity pins, mark her as an outstanding girl. ARTH UR GARRISON HSIUJJ XVatvh him strut! Hear him play! See him act! Art always delivers as a vie-ver entertainer, a medal winner, and a slapstick humorist. JOHN GENAU Johnny Although modesty has dominated Johnny's person- ality, we know from his work in the Aviation Club, his artistic vontriliutions to the Highlander, and his performanc-e as a first-class distance runner that he has many latent talents. RICHARD GEROLD r:DiCkJJ A musician, orator, and professor of English-not to mention automobile salesman. Dick is renowned for his literary are-omplishments in Preative XVrit- ing Club and for his part as the butler in Captain Applejackf' 1 ,ff I i fu- ---- ---W -- --- -- -------7 -W--if-V X, f ' , ,n , , f 5 - --' H- ---,ii ' , u I l ii,.,' 1 LV? X 1 X ff '73 .i y , , , ' A . A H . -. . .H-M. 'X 9.7. X, ,V lf ,-,nf L-5 i , ,,,, Y,,. -WAY ...Y .. W- .-.. - AWA-. -.-N...-...,..,--a.,......,.i , ,