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

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THROUGH THEIR EFFORT The high school was organized by Mr. James McGinniss who was superintendent, principal and teacher. He, with the assist- ance of Miss Betty Riley and Miss Mary McVane, guided the first graduates through the new college preparatory course which included algebra, geometry, trigonometry, chemistry, philosophy, lit- erature, German and industrial geography. From this modest beginning, new teach- ers and new subject matter have been added ever ear. In 1916 when the new Y Y hi h school was o ened the facult had g P Q Y grown to seven, while today there are thirt -three members trained in the lead- Y ing universities of the country. Striving ever to be of reater service to the student g body, these teachers are continually searching for the newest and best in sec- ondary activities. Ar present they are working toward an extended program of guidance which will help each student get the best from high school and be better prepared to meet life after graduation. One teacher, Miss Annabelle Regen- stein, whose influence on our schools has been far reaching, we wish to honor. Teaching many of our citizens both in the elementary and high school she will long be remembered as one who demanded the best from her pupils and gave the best of herself. She will be remembered for scholarship, skill as a teacher, for merry wit and unfailing kindness. ,q4iix! x, fi Tl ' I M. I g QT5' Q f-- -,,.. H5 H1

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