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

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U I19J HAROLD LOMINAC Harold Given: one tulwz-I-Puzzle: find Harold, He is well known for his genial disposition and fine srhool work. Girls, just try to keep up with him when he's dancing. CHARLES LUKER Flash Luke's disposition makes him an outstanding fel- low. He is Business lvlanagvr of the Highlander. winner of six honor pins. three-year letterman in trac-k, and vo-holder Or' the stale rm-Ord in the 220 as well as Major Cranston in The High H4-art. JOHN NIACFADDEN Johnny Tin van MacFadden, All Dentsl' No play could be produced without Johnny in the role of chief transporter. JAM ES MCGRAW 'iMcGee ' This smiling, flat-footed Irishman always supplied plenty of fight along with natural ability in foot- ball, basketball, or trac-kg but his soft-spoken, dig- nified generalship in The High Heart, won him high honor in the State Dramatic Contrst. MARCELLA MACKNIGHT ffMarCJI Good business student, member Of Arts and Crafts, and devoted to sports. Mart- has supported G. A. A. and wnn a reputation as a bowler. LLOYD MADDOX nLl0yd:1 Lloyd is cashing in on his musical ability. His activities as drum major, his excellent rating for his clarinet solo in the State Music Festival, and his interest in the Music Appreciation Club all combine to attest to this fact. HOWARD MARTIN H award VVhat a salesman. But does it take a daily inter- view to keep a pretty brown-eyed redhead inter- ested? WILLIAM MITTENDORF 'ffzizzff If clever persuasion and eloquent oratory measure a man's success, Bill will go far. We missed him this semester at Highlands. as f -f ef - ff- W M --H -- --.. ...-s..-..1.,i, I FWLWY' I V, X, -5., g L ,....... . , W, A AH? f. ' H J' dede. . I j A - ,ff im, Q E R S i I I E E 2 I E E 2 I f-run . st.,-umm. -Nw-m'.v:v: nw... li l I 2 a rt 4 I i I 5 I Q 2 G 2 i . E -----iv, 3 i Q E i

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EDWARD KNEPFLE 11Nip'.v Eddie's keen eye and careful hand produced many clever layouts for the Highlander hut h' . is effort supreme has been hoarding the funds of the Senior Class in his little green box. HAROLD KNOX f1Harryl! Friendly, studious, pei-severing, and determined, Harold finds success both in school and love. BESSIE KOCH Bessie Bessie's quiet manner and cheery smile have won her many friends. She has contributed much to the success of the Arts and Crafts Club. WILLIAM KOCH ER 'fzafzzff Taking time off from his studies, Bill ably filled one of the tackle positions and became entitled to membership in the Lettermerrs Club. CHARLES KOHL Charlie A George Gershwin on the typewriter. His prac- tical mind leads him successfully through the com- mercial subjects of his curriculum. Also known as the Mutt half of the W'alsh-Kohl friendship. EDWARD KRAUSE rfJa6kn The boy-wonder of the financial world -Jack's million-dollar fortune will no doubt cause him to keep up his traditional open-air-taxi service. Because he is sincere, he is well-liked now, and will bear future watching. WILLIAM KRUPP HBH!!! Studious, persevering, Bill is chief assistant in Sci- ence Lab and trusty operator of the movie ma- chine. He takes time off from these duties to guide the destinies of the Rifle Club and to carry five subjects with an A average. BETTY LESLIE IfBeltyJJ As an efficient office assistant and chief typist for the Highlander, Betty has but into practice the skills acquired in her commercial subjects and Business Service Club. E181 U .. - av. -, ,ee . W fy: L f J

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TH ELRIA KIOERNICJNIJ Tflfllfldyi Thelma has done a great deal of fine liandir-I'ai't work iI1 her four years as :I member of the Arts and Crafts Vluli. Quiet industrious, friendly, Thelma has always shown a true Highlands spirit. ALLEN iXiEVVlXIAN 1111111 Twine a member of the All-State Flinrus outstand- ing' swfrnmvr, earnest seekvr of knowledge All ll is one ol' the most loyal nit-Inlwrs of our student body. BERNARD NlELANl'DER Bf1'l1ic XVitli top state and national ranking as :I lmssouii- ist, Bernie found time to Upiddle around with thn- stage-I,-rew, making the fires liurn and the moon shine. ROYCL PATTON Royce He exrels in all he attempts, an exrw-llent dtlnatf-1' and speaker. l-le has twire pzirtiripatt-cl in State Publir- Discussion Contest. l-le has assisted on Lit- erary Staif, sung in the All-State Chorus, and gath- ered advertising for the 1-lighlauclerf' GLENN PFISTER ffP.fij'! His shyness has not kept him from making a sur- L-essful record in football or from winning three letters in basketball and being elected captain of the team. Losing PFI's services at the mid-year was a decided handicap to the team. VIRGINIA PHILLIPS Virginia Virginia, our only rc-maining girls' basketball letter- winner, now finds herself making an admirable ref'- ord in the G. A. A., in the time she has left after helping with the favulty typing. FRANK PILGRIM F,-Mir An obliging and willing worker, Frank is known as a general handy-man, as a member of the Rifle and Aviation Vlubs, and as an arnatm-ur avia- tor and met-haniv. AUDREY PLEIMAN AudrPy VVe admire Audrey for her Izerseveranr-e and zeal. NVith an amiable and industrious rnanner, she has conscientiously pursued the 'tasks put before her. f20l 591 T' UPI ,Y ,, ' f f .ff N I f f , ,f A ..v 4 ' X Ah H W kr ,... ,FLW .,,, Y-,,, ,,,, 7,.,g,t1f.: 4