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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1940 volume:

IGHLANDER. 59 4 o Ed Ho r MARY CATHERINE BANKHARDT I M Published A nuaIIy Bus'ms mag By The Sfudenfs of HIGHLANDS HiGH SCHOOL f-ORT THOMAS. KENTUCKY '1 J TO MR. ANDERSON IN APPRECIATION OF ALL THAT HE HAS BROUGHT TO US AND TO HIGHLANDS- FOR HIS INTEREST IN AND GUIDANCE OF OUR SPEECH DEPARTMENT- FOR HIS MANAGEMENT AND IMPROVEMENT OF OUR ASSEMBLIES IN GRATEFUL RECOGNI- TION OF HIS HELPFULNESS TO ALL OF US WE DEDICATE THE I940 HIGHLANDER. 4W Each year abouf +he fime Old Sol hHs +he norfhern +rail. +heySeniors of High- lands proudly presenf +he resuH' of a year's labors. Wri+ers. phofographers. ar+is+s. business minds have given +heir all. The resulf of our effort is +he book you are now reading. H is liHle wonder +ha+ each graduafing class Feels +ha+ i+s annual is iusf a IiH'Ie beHer ihan any of ifs predecessors. Affer +he fime. money, and energy expended upon such an errl'erprise. H1is a++I+ude is no doub+ jus- +ified. We of +he Class of I940. being only human. +ake pride in +his book. for upon Prs pages we have a++ernp+ed +0 capi'ure in word and picfure nof only he obvious fads concerning our school buf also some of +he Spirif of High- lands. And. alfhough we are s+ill a bH dizzy, we sincerely hope +ha+ H'Iis annual may be i0 you who read if a source 0F pleasure now and of Fond memories in +he years +0 come. P L Y Abnve the smoke and cruwds of cities, above Hue greaf Ohio, Highlands High School sfands, serving the people of quieil beauiiful Forf Thomas, For mare fhan fmy years its purpose has remained unaliered, ifs service dedicated +0 lhe task of building men and women. Wifhin the walls of these two buildings res? scores of cups and trophies won by our sfudenfs for physical, mental, and artisfic achievement And we are proud cf them. But we know that more impar+anf is +ha individual whose life was shaped and ON THE HILLTOPS whose character was formed here. The true criterion by which iheir high school in fiHing boys and girls for useful lives. Truly. to judge a school is fhe qualify 06 sfudenf if turns ouh and Highlands symbolizes the true. Hue noble, the good. We are Highlands qraduafes give evidence of ?he good work done by proud of our schuoL pm? for; Me 4W TEL. V JW, 1940 THE STUDENT COUNCIL This year fhe somewhaf vague +radifion of a Sfudenf Council af Highlands was revived. In +he pasf, ii had died ou+ because of lack of in- I'eresf. Now. however, fhe members of fhe Council have enfered. wifh new en'I'husiasm. upon Ihe fask of IiH'ing from +he shoulders of +he conscienfious Iaculfy a par-I' of +heir bur- Under +he direc+ion of Mr. Ausfin. as- sisfed by Miss Jordan. Mr. Anderson. and Mr. SuIer. a new sfudenf governmeni' plan was dis- den. cussed and adop+ede+ha+ of fhere being Jrwo bodies. +he Delegafe Assembly. Ihe larger of +he IMO. and Ihe Council Hself. which was +0 govern Ihe enfire Assemny. These in combi- nafion were +0 be designafed +he Sfudenf Union. The s+uden+s now. fhrough I'hese sI'u- denf-governed organiza+ions, have an oppor- IunHy +0 preseni Iheir problems and offer fheir opinions on schooI-wide aci'ivii'ies. In order beH-er Io prepare siudenfs for self- direcfion. HighIands Ihis year has inaugura+ed an enlarged program of GUIDANCE. When our school schedule was changed sev- eral years ago +0 include a full period For home-room acI'ivifies. +he main objective was +0 provide a suifable sef-up for guidance. The iunior high school has. for several years. been doing an excellenf job 0F guiding i+s s+uden+s. This year in fhe senior high school in +he field of educafional guidance such unifs as How +0 S'I'udy Effecfively. Budgefing o'I Time. How +0 Prepare for Tesfs and Examinafions. and The Cosf of College have been pre- senfed. Us! In +he vocafional field such pracfical sub- iecI's as How +0 Ge? 3 Job and Wha'l' Ihe Business World Expeci's of Me have been dis- cussed. Thenl +00, a number of unifs on social guidance were presenfed. These +opics in- cluded. among ofhers, The Importance of Personal Appearance, How Io Gef Along wi+h People. and CommunHy Membership. We believe ihai- Ihe resuH's Jrhis year war- ranf our saying +ha+ we are glad +0 have +hi5 kind of guidance af Highlands. In +he foIIow- ing paragraphs we presen+ a resume of Ihe work of +he various depar+men+si beginning wi+h +he subiecI' required OI aII s+ucIenIs. ENGLISH. The aim of +he English deparfmeni is Io pro- vide a course sufficienfly varied Io make pro- vision for +hose s+uden'rs who desire a higher educaIion and. af Ihe same +ime, +0 meeI' 'l'he needs of +ha+ large group of s+uden+s who will immediafely upon graduaiion fake +heir places in +he business world. In +he iunior high school Miss GabbeH. Miss Cooper. and Miss Moore lay +he foundai'ion for I'he work +0 follow by fhe +eaching of func- Iional grammar. simple composHion, and IiIera'Iure such as appeals +0 s+uden+s of iunior high school age. In fhe senior high schooI Jrhe courses vary fo fiI +he needs of college preparafory or com- mercial studenfs. This year sixiy s+uden+s in- feresfed in Hue siudy of fhe drama wenf +0 see Miss Whi'I'e. Mr. Boucher, Mr. R. E. Bridges. and Mrs. Taylor are +eachers oi senior high English. Maurice Evans' HamIe+. JW, I940 S+udenfs in+eres+ed in languages find ample provision for +he safisfacfion of fheir desires in +he deparfmeni- of FOREIGN LANGUAGE. French and La'lin are +he offerings in +he foreign language field. French. under +he direcfion of Madame Tay- lor. is being confinued +his year along +he us- ual lines. We have added +0 our library some real French +hrillers-defecfive and advenfure sfories. Some si'udenf's become so inferes+ed in +hese assignmenfs +ha+ fhey confinue Far in+o +he nighf. The recording machine has added a real in- +eresf +0 French pronunciafion. Abou'l' fif+y pupils have had recordings made. La+er a sec- ond recording made if possible +0 nofe im- provement which was in many cases very marked. Our good Friends from Miami Universify honored us by preseang +he play. Le Mede- cin Malgre Lui. by Moliere. in very excellen+ manner. And so we close our French course WM: .3 wish for bigger and be'Her +hings nex+ year and a Vive Ie francais. Miss Jordan +eaches Lafin. and H is indeed a +ribu+e +0 her +ha+ one hundred +hir+y-seven pupils regis+ered for LaHn fhis year. The 'Firs+-year people have read Laiin s+or- ies which have given fhem an insighf in+o +he mode of living and he cus+oms and habi+s of fhe ancienf Romans. The second-year classes have read my+hs from Ovid. sfories of Roman hisfory from Livy. and Caesar's own accoun+ of his Gallic Wars. A class scrapbook of I151 Caesar references from +he currenf newspa- pers and magazines has been made. Cicero. Sallusi. Ovid. and Virgil have been +he aufhors read in he +hird and four'rh years. The s+u- den+s have discovered +ha+ even Cicero could ere a good de+eciive sfory when he chose. All pupils have read ex+ensively in English from books wi+h La'Hn background. Because i+ believes in iraining for enligh+- ened cifizenship, Highiands offers a compre- hensive prog ram of SOCIAL SCIENCE. Miss Moery and Mr. Rouse. in senior high school. and Miss Worley. Miss Moore. Mr. All- phin. and Mr. 5mi+h. in iunior high school. comprise +he social science factu. Miss Moery's class in economics when sfu- dying a HR on money and banking was given an opporfunHy +0 visif a large bank +0 observe firsthand ?he various funcfions and services fhaf a bank per$orms. Upon eleci'ion day +he en+ire school partici- pafed in vo+ing for our s+a+e and local officers in s+ric+ conformance wifh s+a're elecfion laws under fhe supervision of Mr. Rouse. Our annual visii' of inspecHon +0 +he S+a'le Reformaiory. +he Ins+i+u+ion hr +he Feeble- minded. and fhe Capifol a+ Frankfod afforded much valuable informafion hfor classes in socio- logy and government MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE Mafhemchs and sgience are very ?mpor'r- anf subieds in our curriculum. These +wo de- parfmenfs are pianned primarily +0 give prep- .de 7 $$$tuui ? JW, I940 aralion for college. derson leach +he senior high mafhemalics and Miss Roudebush ini+ia+es +he beginners info fhis infricafe bul fascina'ling subject Mr. SchmHz. Mr. Law. and Mr. Sufer are busy every day bringing science in+o everyday life. In +he nin+h grade general science is of- fered which gives Hue sfudenf a smaHering of each of flue +hree advanced divisions of sci- ence and prepares him +0 understand many common scienl'ific phenomena. Pracfically all sludenfs in Jthe lenl'h grade are enrolled in biology. a course which gives +hem an elementary knowledge of bofany. zo- ology. physiology. and ana+omy. In +he elevenfh grade shidenls are eligible for chemis+ry designed +0 prepare +hem for college courses in chemical engineering. schools of nursing. and household adminis+ra- +ion. In lhe i'welflh grade sludenfs are eligible +0 fake physics essen+ial for +hose preparing for engineering courses in college. Many in+er- esfing experimenfs are performed eil'her as class demonslra'rions or by flue sfudenfs. A field +rip +0 fhe Columbia Elecfric Planl al- Lawrenceburg and one +0 flue Melhodisf Book Concern proved very inleres+ing +0 Hue class. Sludenls preparing for college are especial- ly concerned wi+h languages. science. and ma- fhema+ics. while +hose wishing lo enfer +he field of business find inleresling and helplul offerings in THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT. Business. as +he old German proverb has it is +he sell of +he earlh. A+ Highlahds Miss Balcer and Mr. An-r II7J Mr. Miller. Mr. Bridges. anal Miss Welker see +0 if lhal- mosf sl'uclenis receive some fraining in business subjecfs. Advanlage is faken of every opporl-unily +o learn and observe +hrough various class demonsfrafions and field frips. Visiling lecfurers from business offices come frequenfly +0 discuss problems ihaf si'u- denfs will encounler upon leaving school. Dur- ing +he pasl year sludenfs have observed demonsfrafions in +he use of +he dicfaphone. +he slenolype. and various adding. calcula+ing and ofher business office machines. In coordinafion wifh sfucly piocedure. com- sl'uden'ls additional +hrough cerfain service acfivifies. Those who mercial ge+ +raining are faking advanced +raining cul' sfencils. mimeograph and diHo programs. and perform o+her valuable services. HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION Because of HS inlimal'e relal'ionship +0 suc- cesses in personal and social rela+ionships. good heallh is an imporfan+ obieclive of pub- lic educal'ion. Because For+ Thomas schools believe in fhis sfafemenf. +hey are proud of l'heir program of Heallh and Physical Educa- Miss Brown. Miss Roach. and Mr. Sa- dosky are +he +hree guardians of our healfh fion. and physical development Nol' only +hrough games and exercise is our heallh developed. buf every efforf is made +0 develop in us habi+s of healfhful living flirough +he leaching of scienfific facfs adap'lecl l'o H18 age and in- leres'l of Hie pupils. Child Healfh Day was observed May 22 by all +he schools. This is one of our greafesf JV. Wirfh aC y w 73 .1813: l swig h m .r x cf :ui M J ; .v :3 rJEMK 'r-rwuc An.- wnm-mfwwwm x; Wn-r- Warm wm'mvvwvu- Narwzvm. Imrxmnw'na n , JW, 1940 communH-y celebrafions. In I939. 653 school children me+ all +he health standards and par- +icipa+ed in +he program: +his was 70 per cenf of +he enfire school. while in I934 only 48 per cenf me+ all requiremenfs. Bul' whal cl fhose subiecls which develop +he +alenfs of adisfic and giHed s+uden+s? The answer Is found in +he depaHmen+ of FINE ARTS. Miss Payne has broughi fo our school new inleresfs and new oppori'unifies for self ex- pression. Each year sees finer work exhibifed and more sfuclen'ls eager +0 par+icipa+e. Vocal music a+ Highlands is a very popular elective. drawing many s+uden+s bofh of junior and senior high school. In fhe iunior high all eflorf ls expendeiin developing parl' singing and in feaching +he boys +0 go +hrough +he changing period th. oul' d'IFFlcul'l'y. In senior high ISO s+uden+s are enrolled in +he various classes and from +hese is chosen fhe chorus of sixl'y voices. A new piano was purchased +his year which has addecl grea'l'ly fo +he pleasure cl: fhe sing- ers. Several sels of slides for assembly sing- ing have been bought and H is qui+e +hrilling +0 hear +he 600 lusfy voices raised in song. The chorus has made many public appear- ances flais year, singing for +he Chrisfmas Pag- ean'l'. +he P.-T. A.. assemblies. +he Regional and Sfafe Music Fesllvals. and +he Baccalau- real'e and Commencement Each year the band pursues a more vigorous program and +his year has been no excepfion. E191 ARer a successful visif +0 +he World's Fair. +he band plunged in'lo hard pracflce preparing for Jrhe foo'rball season. An unusually inlereang series of conceds was played +0 large and ap- preciaHve audiences. The spring has been de- vofed +0 prepara+ion for +he sfafe and region- Mr. J. B. McKenna. by years of al contest lfail'hful service, has produced a band +hal' has no rival ln +he sfafe. Our well-equipped shops and home eco-- nomics laboral'ories give +he si'uclenl' oppor- funifles for self expression in +he field ol: APPLIED ARTS. ln +he manual ar+s Mr. Sadosky and Mr. Rader sirive +0 develop, in +he junior high boys and any senior high boys elecl'ing +his subiecf. a skill in craftsmanship. There are lew people who do no+ ge+ a grea+ sa+isfacfion from successfully producing a fine piece of handwork. Miss Greene spends her busy clays in feach- ing +he ar+ of homemaking and child care. The junior high girls have learned +0 cook. sew. and finish furnifure. ln senior high. cooking and sewing unifs are confinued, growing in diffi- The advanced group has learned +0 One of l'he mosf in+eresflng +hings done was fhe child culfy. prepare and serve enfire meals. care unlf. Four li++le girls were here for sev- eral weeks presenfing +0 +he s+uclen+s +he problems of feeding, play. rest and guidance of +he pre-school child. The climax of +he year's work was 1he sfyle show. June 2. given for +he P.-T. A. Andrew Donaldson, H. Randall Slegeman, Fred E. Hall. Frank J. Slolle, Gibson Rose, D. W, Bridges To +he Board of Educah'on we owe our being and our suslenance. They. In +heir mysl'erious mee+ings. si+ +0 discuss and lo framed. and lo! we fincl awalfing us some new benefit some new and unexpecled idea for our welfare and our progress. Unobfrusive powers +ha+ l'hey are. +hey do no+ prod us will: complain+s as +o our sometimes irregular behavior. nor do lhey seem +0 be H1e omniscient ever-curious presence +ha+ l'hey migh+ be. ln fact +here are, cloub+less. all loo few of us who can aclually name all +l1e mem- bers of The Board. S+ill we do apprecia+e +heir eFfor+s even +hough we seem +0 accepl +heir val- uable services as a maHer of course. Under l'heir very capable guidance we are progressing fur- +l1er and furfher in modernizafion. building and rebuilding. and in a happy. wholesome school life SUPERINTENDENT D, W. BRIDGES generally. To H1em, for +heir wise regime. our The Big Boss wifh his cheerful smile is adored by us alll hearliesl' +hanks. our deepesl gra+i+ude. BOARD OF EDUCATION. I201 ' M I' M . n- W v M ,ngvy 6d- . ML n JOHN DAVID LUECKE Every man will be +hy friend. Music Appreciafion. Hobby. Hi-Y. French. LeafhercraH. Cap+ain cf Basket- baH Team. Presidenf of Senior Class VIRGINIA NIELANDER Laugh and fhe world laughs wi+l1 you. Dramafic. Vocafions. Debafe. Art Girl Reserve. Shldeni Council. High- lander. The Jeweled Hand. Elmer, Oh Doctor! . The importance I of Being Earnes'l' SAM WATTS ; To ia ke ihings as Huey be-Thaf's my philosophy. Vocafions. Dramafic. Foo+ball. Golf, Track, Highlander. Hillfopper. The Bear. Digging Up the DH. Sfa+a Dramafic Confesf JEAN HUGHES She sings like an Immortal. Dramch. Music Appreciation. Personaliiy. Library. Sfaie Confesi Soloist E221 IvGEIRLY 'w-E SANKVROOTS DOROTHY J. BAHLMAN May Ihare be enough clouds in your life is make a beaufb ful sunse+.' OJ DramaficI AriI GIrI ReserveI DebaieI Oh Doctorli'I High- landarI Chorus. MARY CATHERINE BANKHARDT As fuil of spirit as the mcnih of May. Presideni of Girl Reserve, Dramatic, DebafeI Business Man- ager of HighlanderI HillfcpparI Oh Dccfor! I lci On Parle Francais. Chums. GEORGE BARON Silence is more alaqueni ihan words, Aviaiion, Vocaiions, JOHN THOMAS BATTE The soul cf this man is his cioihas. DramaticI Bridqu Laaiharcraih VacationsI ScienceI Debaia Aviation, Radia Broadcasling 'ElmerI Pane PearlsI ch On Parle Frannis. Digging Up lha DIriI The Importance of Being EarneslI Hiilfoppar. ANNA MAE BEYER An ounce of mirih is onh a pound of sorrow. Music AppraciaiianI Girl Reserve. LORAINE BORNSCHLEGELL . Your eyes are che-stars. G. A. A.. Girl Reserve. Dramaiic, Cheerleader. Office As- ' sisianlI HighlanderI HilltopperI The Importance of Being Earnest ELLEEN BOWLING Speak you so genily. Ari: and CraiisI DramaticI French. HighlanderI lci On Perla FrancaisI The Impedance of Being Earnest MARGARET HOUSTON BUSH For she is wise. if I can fudge of her. Dramaiic. Bridge. Girl Reserve, DebaieI Hillfopper, High- landerI Digging Up fhe Dirt. JAMES CAMERON BUTLER A lion among ladies! DramaficI Vacation; Bridge, Chorus. Hillbpper. Highiander. E Imer The Bear. bh Dccf or'. WILLIAM TAYLOR CAMM LVL His heart and hand boih open and buih free. Dramatic, BrIdge LeathercraifI ScienceI VacafinnsI AviafianI RifleI Business Manager 0i HillicpperI Chorus. Basketball. i' h Dociort'i SUSAN LOUISE CECIL Baeuiy lives with kindness. Girl ReserveI DebaieI DramaiicI Camera, FrenchI Personaliin Ediior-in-Chief af HighlanderI Hillfupper, Charus. 0h Do:for! . Siudenf Council. VIRGINIA CHAIN She has Ihe comforting capacity of making molehiils uni of muunfains. Girl ReserveI Perscnaliin Am and Cra'iis: Dramafic. Camera, LeafhercraNI High! ander. ChorusI Oh Docim!l Sm Gladdky; E231 $ 35 .5 I241 DOROTHY LOUISE CHASE Her eyes are iewel- like ebateI DramaticI Arts and CraftsI BridgeI PersonalityI High- anderI CharusI G, A A.I CheerleaderI 'The BaorI OhI Doctor! I DiggIng Up theI Dirt. .- BETTY JANE DEICKMAN I ' Firm of wordI Speaking in deeds, Debate. Radlo Broadcasting. Chorus. Girl ReserveI Leather- craft: Dramatic. HillfapperI HighlanderI The Jeweled HandIH 'Oh, Doctor. The Importance of Being Earnest. JOHN L. DUCKER So on the tip of his subduing tongue All kind; at argument and questions deep. DramaticI BridgeI Debate TeamI Movie Appreciation. Radio Broadcasting, HighlandeII The Jeweled HandI Elmer, Christmas Pageant, The importance of Being Earnest. LENOR EICHER Her eyes punctuate everything she says FrenchI LibraryI Girl RelserveI Highlander, HilltopperI ChorusI Oh. Doctor! NANCY ELAM A HttleI tinyI pretty. witty. charmingI darling she. Iramatic. Radio BruadcastingI PersonalityI LeathercraftI Highi landerI Hiiltapper. MILDRED RUTH FORD Paiience is a necessary ingredient for genius. Girl ReserveI FrenchI Art, Arts and CraitsI LibraryI High- landerI Chorus. ANN DAVIS GATELEY A light heart lives long. Girl ReserveI Debate Radio Broadcasting, PersonalityI FrenchI Camera Dra'rnatIcI President of Student CouncilI HiqhtanderI HilltopperI Christmas Pageant Elmer. OhI Doctor! EMILY ANN GATES Let me laugh and dance and sing, Youth is such a lovely thinq. DebateI Girl Reserve, PerscnalityI FrenchI DramaticI High- lander, HilltopperI Cheerleader, The Boar. The Jeweled Hand, Christmas Pageant. BILL GEROLD He is well paid that is well satisfied. ArcheryI Bridqu Dramatic Music AppreciatiunI ScienceI AviationI Football, Track. RITA GRAY Lat gentleness my strong eniorcement be. LibraryI BridgeI Personality, G.A A. AI Music AppreciationI Arts and CraftsI HIghianderI Hilltopper BETTY HANDORF Let the number of the stars give light ta thy fair way.' Girl ReserveI ChorusI Bridge, LibraryI PersonalityI Arts and CraftsI Hilltopper. SUSAN HART Whate' er there be uf sorrow I'll put off till tamorruw. Girl ReserveI DramaticI LeathercraftI Personality, Debaie. Diggring Up the DIrt. 'If-IIIUL; . MARY JANE HEHMAN . She puf her problems aside for a brainy diyJ DramafEcI Girl Reserve 6. A. A.I IRadio BroadcastingI High- IanderI Hilltopper. CheerleaderI Ici On Parle Fratcair. 1 I ii , I ALICE MAY HEIL . Genfle of speechI beneiicenl- oi mind II- 1' V' ' Girl Reserve, DramaIIcI PerslonaIIIyI FrenchI G. A. A.I Hill- IopperI Highlander 'Diqging Up The DirIf' KEN HEIM Never do Ioday whaI you can puI off IIII Iomarraw Music Apprecialfion DramaIi:I HilIIopperI HighlanderI Chor- uI'I EandI Digging Up Vile DirfI AII- SIaIe Chorus. MARY ANN HENGEMEL In her single person she manages Io produce the died of a maiorify. I' French, Girl Resarve LethercraIII Music Appreclahan Dra- maticI PersonalinI HithanderI ChorusI BandI OIII Docfor! FRANCES HINDERBERGER A merry hearI gues all The day. GIII ReserveI Bridge, Library. ArIs and Crafts ArcheryI G. A. A.I HilIIopperI BaskeralI. MERLIN CHARLES HORN. JR. The silenI counIenance oern speaks. AviationI LethercrafII Highlander. MARION HOUBEN J! I have made sfrang proaf of my constancy, ArIs ant! CraI'IsI G. A. A.I LibraryI PersonalifyI VocaIions. WARREN HUENEFELD I would help u+hers cu? of a fellow-feelinq. AviafionI RifleI ArcheryI CameraI MUSIC AppreciaIionI BandI Science, Highlander. FRED JOHNSON The first sigh of love is fhe IasI of wisdom. AviaIion. Science, LibraIyI VocaIionsI Fooiball. GLENNA LEE KETTENACKER How came her eyes so brighIT' PersonaIinI' Library, VocaIions, HiIIIopper, MERLIN LOTTES The mIldesI manners and Ike genIIesI heart'I 1 Lea+hercraf+I HighlanderI Golf. . EDNA MacKNIGHT ScberI sIeadfasII and demure. Library. ArI: and CrafIs, G, A. A,I Hilltopper I HighianderI Personalify. 3mg I251 Samba 816M lRENE MADDOX Speak less Than +hou knowesf. Reserve. Dramatic, Persunaliin Radio Eraadcasiing, FrenchI G. A. A Highlander. JEAN MANTHEY Cloi'Ies? She has as many coa+s as an anion Girl ReserveI Personaliin DramaiicI Radio BroadcastingI De- baieI HilliupperI Highlander. Elmer. Ici On Perla Fran- cais. D igging Up The Dirt. BETTY LEE MASCHINOT She is a Winsome wee ?hing. F5 LibraryI Bridge, 6. A. A.I Girl Reservel Aris and Crafts. 4? H Dramatic, OhI Docforl' I MARIANNE McGILL Genuine as a ihumb print ' 1 1.4 W FrenchI LibraryI Ari, Personaliin Dramatic. AIth and CraftsI J' Highlander. Chorus. Oh, Duct torl' GEORGE W. MOORE For he was siudious-of his ease. AviaIiunI Hi-YI Voca+ionsI Business SarviceI FrenchI Leather- craft, Baskefball. I DH i X! iii; II I l. , u. - JAMES EDWARD MOTT, III 1.in '1 : i'he force of his own merif makes his way. , H Camera. Radio Eroadcasiing. Dramatic. VolcafionsI Movie j I f j 'AppreciaiionI HillfopperI HighlanderI E lmer' BILL NEUMANN Much learning dofh make him mad. Aviation, DramaticI Tennis. lci On Perle FrancaisI JOHN J. O'HARAI Iil Faith ihaf's as well said as ii I had said it myself. r22: t V0: HonsI Advertising Manager of Highlander. .w'wl fyi ?MA' EDWARD HIRAM POTTS Jr A fiower waiched him dance and learned in sway. - .n Movie Appreciation. VocaiionsI Archery, ArfI HithanderI '52?! 'ErackI CheerleaderI OI1I Do:ior! I 'Digging Up ihe Dirt. .4- 1,335 ANNA PRICKETT One who lave: and laughs musf sure do wall. 5 and CraiisI LibraryI Vocalions, G. A. A.I Highlander. 9 MNA PRICKETT - . And still be doing, never done. M, Am and Craffs, GI A. A.I Library. SUZANNE PULLIAM A ihinq of beauiy is a icy forever. Radio Broadcasfing, Personaliiy, Girl RaserveI AIIrS+a+e Chorus. DramaticI IHiiHOPPEI'I HighlanderI Cheerleader, De- bafeI 'EirnerI Digging Up We Diri. Oh. Donor! I261 ANOTHER FLEETING YEAR-BOLD SOPIHOMORES ,ws egsw WITH CONFIDIEINCIEJ ' ' THEN; SURELY ON THE HEIGHTS! S'TALYVART JUNI'ORS. WE ROSE ABOVE THE LOWLY LUCY JANE QUINN 'QJ They whu are pleased themselves musf always please. Girl Reserve, Dramch, Leafhercraff, Bridge, Highlander. horus. CHARLES EDWARD RAISBECK Live foday; 'rornarrow is not Aviafion, VncaHons, Hubby, Dramatic. Archery, Siege Crew, Highlander, Hillfopper, Basketball. The Euor. ROY REEVES The music In my hear? I bore. Long af'rer H was heard nu more. Hi-Y, Music Appreciation, Vocah'ans, Radio Broadcasting, Hubby, Highlander, Hand, .45 GEORGE ROLLER IL I People who know lime are usually reef falkers, while menfv, whn know much say iHEe. Leathercraft Vocah'ons, HI-Y, l - JACK RYAN I have laid aside work, and gone a-fishing. Leafhercraff, Hi-Y. Vocafions. Drama'ric. HAROLD SKINNER And when The marrow came I answered still, 'Tomorraw.' JAMES STOMS All I ask, H12 heavens abave And the road below me. Archery, Vocahons, Science, Rifle, Track, Tennis. Highlander, CameraI Vocafions, Hobby, Highlander, Hilliapper, . MAY STANWAY Good H15ngs come in small packages. Arh and Crafts, 6. A, A., Bridge, Music Appreciation, Chorus. WILLIAM E. SUTHERLAND As eloquenf as a iravef-fclder. Aviaiion, Dramalic, Science, Camera, HighlanderI Hiliiup- per, The Bear, chi On Parle Francais, The Jeweled Hand. EVELYN MARIE THOMAS If ye want 32 friend fhai's true, I'm on your list. Dramatic, Girl Reserve, 6, A. An Highlander. Hillfopper, Chorus, OI'II Docfor! DORIS TIEMAN Fagea nhx 2a.. -. 3mm 81644 mi ydg'W I . . .. , A f .,., ArfI Dramahvgnc Girl eserve, ngihlandeI,W2xsk . ' , x SOIL 04 cu 7 FIRST PLANTING EDWIN T. WEBER. JR. ' ln sweef music is such art x Killing care and grief of heart. DramaH . Radio Broadcasfing. Archery. HF-Y. Music Appre- ciafion. Highlander. Band. Digging Up the Dirf. Th2 Boar, Stale Drama Contest. FLORENCE WEICHMAN Our someiime sister, nuw our Queen. Girl Reserve, Drarnall'u:I Radio Broadcasting, Highlander, HilHopper, HZ? Prom Queen. MARY JUSTINE WElMER Gracious as he clip of a dancing wave, .irl Reserve, 6, A. A., Library, Ads and Crafts, Music Ap- preciafion, Bridge. HOWARD WENDLING Good words are worth much and cos! lHHe. Radio Brnadcasfinq, Science, Travel. Dramch, Chorus, Tennis. RUTH ELIZABETH WENZEL The hand then hath made you fair haih made you good. dee. Girl Reserve, Library, Music Appreciation, Hilliopper. Highlander. JAMES WHITE He talks like a dictionary on its best behavion Archery, Rifle, Travel, Dramatic, Debaie. Speech Contest Christmas Pageant, Hillfopper, Digging Up the Dirt LEWIS E. WHITE 'Tis good-w'lll makes intelligence. Music Appreciation, Vocations, Highlander. CARMA JEAN WILSON Her airx her manners, all who saw admired. G. A. A., Arls and Crahs. Vccaiions, Library, Highlander, O Doc+or! QK' RICHARD v WILSON A sweefer and a lovelier gentleman The spacious world cannot again afford. ramalic, Bridge, Vacations. Music Appreciaiionh Track, t Highlander, Oh, Doctorl , Digging Up the DIN. NORVAL WRIGHT I am nof 3n +he role of common man. Science, VocaHons. Radio Broadcasfinq, Camera, Edifor-in- Chief of Hillfopper, Band. HAROLD YELTON l If music be the found of love, piay on. Music Appreciation, Archery, Vocafions, Movfe'AppreciaHun, Chorus. Band, Tennis, Comes! Solmst. MARY LOU YELTON A woman's thouth runs before her acfionsl' Ar+s and Crafis, Gir! Reserve, Library. Bridge, LeaihercraH. Hillfopper, Highlander. E281 BOTTOM ROW Chase. Pyne. Kuhl, Eroering, Fennell, Macken- sfa 9, Gerhard SECOND ROW Nimocks. Miles. Skaggs. Reinhardt, Wood, Land- bergV THIRD ROW Faust, Keller, Smi'h, Kiefer, Berg. TOP 510W Swain. Bickers, Stems, Lehmanni Kassnn. Grimme, ran . BOTTOM ROW Davies. Hawas, Wise, Robinson, Knechh Hughes. Reed, Perkins. SECOND ROW Hauser, McKenna. Hasselbrink. Hogan, Heile. Ver- age. can . THIRD RO-W lodwick. Hammer. Strasgel. limeE. Heinlein, Coi- Yln. TOP ROW Mayer, Ruff, Camm, Yogi, Willson. BOTTOM ROW Koch, Yalfcn, Sfanley, Reed, Hackenbarry. Clapp, May, Fleiman. - . SECOND ROW Rindsberg, Kluper, MnHem Kingslam Hockenberty. Murphy. PaHon, KaEIm THIRD ROW Borden, Kkingenberg. Fanning. Sfelfenkamp, Kim. Kappas. - TOP ROW Bowman, DSckinson. Wentworth. Leuzinger, Flem- .ing, CeciE. Lehmann. McLane, BOTTO M ROW Richards, Rebeck. Lammerf. Cook, Burke. York. Conant SECOND ROW Wall, Wright Rhain, Avram, Benson, Riedinger. THIRD ROW Hogan. Fahlbush, Horan, Erb, Green. IOP ROW Knepfle, Ward. Thonny, Brown, Scherrer, Tallcn. i301 3W4 BOTTOM ROW Schwager, Knox, Kingsley. Druege, Diesel, Ger- hard. Humphreys. SECOND ROW Thompson. Patton, Goergen, Wischmeyev. Lukens, riuell, THIRD ROW May, Wyman, Sfewarf, Frank, Winkler. Wiison. TOP ROW- Kausfmer, Randall, Meyer, Lichii, Luersen, Moqge, bite. BOTTOM ROW Wendlinq, Ruderf, Weimer, Henry, Frenhel, Mc- Farland, Weaver. ' SECOND ROW Amrein. Lueking, Schuulfheis, Adams, Rose, 3mk mans, Fleiman. THIRD ROW Long. Robinson. Burke, Cook. Hucke. Leising. !OP ROW Sfacy, Sfacy, Bellman. Menka, Reusch. BOTTOM ROW Meyers. Machl', Oefien. Oberlin, Johnsion, Pur- cell. Berkley. Schmidt. SECOND ROW Walsh. DaWeel, Vincent, Eyer, ElleH, Ever, Finck. THIRD ROW KaPenhorn. Wood, Cull,hTavel. Tharp. DeWaeI. Bus . TOP ROW Sebree, Mergenihal, Durbin, Back, Finnegan. BOTTOM ROW Offo, Day, Ziegler, Ramey, SebasHan, Brown, Mueller. SECOND R'OW Sfewarf. Luecke, Maddox. Whittan. Montgomery, Heilman. THIRD ROW Efckel, Diskink DanieIs, Wiliiams. Grins . Baron. Elam. TOP ROW Heile, Simpson, Drew, O'Hara, Green. Zinf. E311 71w adwlmn BOTTOM ROW Shields, Siamper, Schweiher, Sfewart. Simon, Rob- inson, Morgan. SECOND ROW McKennem Meyer, Reik, Wrighf, Schouliheis, Schlrf. McFarland. THIRD ROW Tailcn. Mann. 0210, Muan West Meats. Shaw, ' WestiaH. TO P ROW Maxfield, Poe; Revel. Reeves, Websfer, Peacher, Timmerman. McDonald. BOTTOM ROW Jansen, Obermgyer, Firman. Hub-ar, Johns, Pear- sonI KaHenhorn, Waffs. . SECOND Row ' Kyle. 'Hengemei, Gran, Harvey.. Q amm, Harris. - ' h' Kc , Rev.- , . 'THIRD Row Giirkfn, H'ghman. Johnson, Frickman. Kuahlier, , e . - TOP ROW Iailgid. ,Howe. Mignary. 'KnaebeH Haun'. Fish. , Lehmgnm Homer. : .' ' 301mm now - Lodwick, Lodwick. Perkins. Miller, Nunn. Kuen- nen, Sglwtatber'g-l Scott , C . SECOND now 4 Mugge', Harris, Davies, Kmpf, nautwein, Smith, ' . ' Lewis, ,Kuepnen. . THIRD Row . tucking. Grimm. Fursi. Johnson, Sfah'l, Moermcnd, Hogan. Slalay. ' . 30F ROIW Kro'gman, Mays, Williamsu Schmm. Mader, Krupr, ' ' Pogue. BOTTOM ROW Franklin, Alf, Coliins. Brueggemeyer. Ballard, Bailey. Ashford, Chase. SECOND ROW . Bootes, arm, Drew, Fennell, Friische. Borden, Sei- old. Clapp THiRD ROW Bornschleqell, Duncan, Diskin, 308M112, Droege, Conner. Crowa. TOP Row . Bickal. Cecil. Cecil. Pfisier, Reed. Bbhhrf. Cairo- fhors! Carlyle. i321 85'th citade- BOTTOM ROW Frankel. Schieblv. Grassland, Addy, Smifh, Rudarf, Morgan. Thornbarrv. Macht SECOND ROW Howe, Ranch, BlodgaH, Mayan Langbrake. Koeh- ler. Griuell. TOP ROW Ford, lelson. Gray, Greer, Jackmn. Moermond, BOTTOM ROW Haas, Gerifh, Hail, Cooke, Winters. Culberfson, Dalrymple, Sebren, Harfkemefer. .SECOND ROW Droeqe, Pyne, Gray. Harding, Ford. Mullen, Frih. THIRD ROW Underwnad, Reder, Raul, Brown, Hoffmann. Wald. TOP ROW Spicer. Kimberly. Guqel, McFarland, ReevesK Kun- heim, Gerald. BOTIOM ROW Race! TumdelE, Landber ' Kola. Oberlin, Finnev gen. Krebs. Sc nake. Hume. SECOND ROW Robinson, Greer, Kipph Bailman, Keller, Dallow, Mann. King, TOP ROW Suier. Bramham. MPrlidQE. Armor. Sasham, Hue- nefald, Ermigesi Seifer, Brown. BOTYOM ROW Bornschiegell, Slanwam Edwards. Reibling, Web- sfer, Welch, Hengelbrolg Pricken. SECOND ROW Garden, Keslar, WaHan, Haun, Reichel. Saxfon. Class. TOP ROW Sprague, Kammerer, Wahl, Pribble, Sexton, Rich- ter, Finnesefh, Reinhardt I331 Seaedh Qaacle BOTTO M ROW Finck, Hronek, FosOer. Simpson, Decker, Dem- merle, Kessler, Maiden, Gilb SECOND ROW McFarlan, Haiges. Caroihers, Hauck. Ware. George, Houlisfon. THIRD RO-W Sfeinhausar, Butarbauqh, Harris, Lehmann. Sebas- Han: Wight TOP ROW Patton, Underwood, Thafn, Luecke, McFarlanl album. BOTTOM ROW Websfer, Manny Conanf, King, Rackei ZiMI Car- lysle. Hsrdesfy. Langbrake, Ruff. SECOND ROW Ziagiar, Nulsen, Zferer, Sievens. Crawford. AnA ' driol, Pleiman. THTRD ROW Khuebnl, Williams, Moore. Ranch, Waferman, , Huff. TOP ROW Waber. Eicher, Wade, BuHs. Lukens, Thaxfou, BOTTOM ROW Sanders, Jansen1 Gordon, BarneHA Schulfz, Hou- ban, Wenderefh, Speller, Schwarfz. SECONG ROW BarneH, Harlinger. Simon. Blocker, Safes, Adamsl Marh'n, Greer, Fennell. THERD ROW Bodensfein, Heilman. Stems. Fribble, Nimccks. Neff. Class. Basham. TOP ROW Human, Hall, Maud, Whiffon' Presfon. Walz, Graven BYE-BYE CLASSES We bid farewell +0 books and desks, Pay assemblies. men+al +es+s. And as we leave H18 friends we know. Forge'f-us-nof we ha+e +0 go. E341 MR. J. B. McKENNA Again we wish in pay fribufe f0 Mr. J. B. McKenna. For +he +en+h consecufive fume he has whipped info shape a wind n'Ing band. Mac has always been a champion of +he s+uden+s. and +hrough his pleasing manner. ge+s ihem +0 puf ior+h everyihl'ng Huey have +0 make fheir crgani-zaHon fhe besl' of H5 kind. His sirahagy has never failed +0 bring +he besf resuHs, We have never seen a more conscienh'ous person. and H Ts only fH'Hng thaf we wish him 1he bes+ of luck In Hue fu+ure. THEBAND This year +he Highlands Band has upheld ifs splendid record wiih a very successful season. The organilaiion celebra+ed ifs +enfh anniversary wiih a parfy and dance for alumni. parenfs. friends. and members, The band maneuvered weekly af +he foo'fball games and presenied an excellen'r series of concer+s. As usual. +he members par+icipa+ed in +he Disfric+ Con+esf .3? Holmes High School on April I5 and lb, and in H16 Sfafe Confesf 3+ Lexingion on May 9. l0. and II. THE DISTRICT CONTEST RATINGS Bellman ............. Curnef ................ Superior Vela Waffs . . . . . Curnef ............... Excellent Winkler . Trumpe? ............... Superior YeHon , French Horn ............. Superior May . French Horn ............. Superior Drew ..... Euphonium ............. Superior James S+acy . Tuba ................ Superior John Stacy . , Tuba ................ Superior Heim . . . . Snare Drum ............. Superior McKenna Flufe ................ Superior Fish . . . . , . Oboe ................ Excetlenf Randall . . . Bassoon ............... Excellenf Weber ............. Alfc Saxophone ........... Excellent ENSEMBLES Woodwind Quintet No. I ........................ Superior McKenna, Flufe; Fish, Oboe; Fleming. Clarinet; Yelton, French Horn; Randall, Bassoon. Woodwind Qufnfef No, II ....................... Excellenf PaHan, Flute; Smllel Obae: Reed, Clarinet May. French Hcrn; Hum- phreys. Bassoon. Brass Sex+e+ ............................... Superior Bellman, Cornet WaPs, Cornef; Reeves. French Horn; Knaeble, Trom- bone; James Sfacy, Tuba. Band .................................. Superior BnHom Raw: Winkler, Booms, Ballman, Creager. Armsfrong, Wood, Verhaqe, Randall, Timmerman, Moais, WaHs. Second Row: Fish. McKenna, Paffon, Frank. Dallow, Stalls, Sharf, Hogan. Third Row: Addy, Reed, Dallow, Calvin, Wright, Huenefeld, Johnson. Kuehner. West Ray. Fourth Row: Heim, Schoulfhais, Kirstl Weberl Humphreys. Knepfle. Mays. Kyle. Fifih Raw: Frank, Fleming, Harvey, Wright Knaebel, Cecil. Top Row: Ruff, Stacy, Yelfan. Reeves, May. Siacy, James, Drew. Hark! What mean +hose heavenly voices! And so rings forfh +he glad caroling of approxi- ma+ely sixfy young Highlanders. Under Hue di- recfion of Mr. Jones. +0 whom +hey cause many and many a headache, Hue chorus gives venf +0 funeful song for fhe enierfainmenf of +he s+uden+ body, Hie faculfy. +he P.-T. A., various clubs. and especially Hwemselves. Every year we seem +0 have been parchfarly blessed th a weaH-h of musical falenf, and H1is year has proved no em ceph'on. for music pfays an impor+an+ par+ in +he Highlands curriculum. Every s+uden+ mus+ even+ually become music-conscious in such sur- roundings. for a busHe of aciiviiy is confinually being carried on in +ha+ deparfment This year. as in former years. a group was sen'f +0 Lexing+on +0 parficipa+e in Hue AIl-Sfafe Chorus. af'rer be- ing coached vigorously by Mr. Jones. And all of Hlem remark +ha+ he enjoys, as much as do +hey. ga+hering wiHI H1em around a fable for a song $eas+. H may be +ru+hfully said +ha+ every mem- ber of +he chorus, his voice meekly frizzy. s+rong and melodious. or ou+s+andingly good. has de- rived an immeasurable ioy oui o'F H1611 member- ship. We are pariicularly proud of our disfrici con+es+ rafings: Mixed Quar+et superior; Girls' Trio, superior; Peggy Pyne, soprano. superior; Jean Hughes. 50- prano. exceFIenf; Andree Wood, mezzo soprano. Suzanne Pulliam. aHo. excellenf; Boys' Chorus. Girls' Chorus. and Mixed Chorus. superior. CHORUS E371 Above, boH'om row: Pyne, Verhage, Mackens'redf. Hasselbn'nk, Wood. WeimerI Thomas. Brown, C. J. Wilson, Berkeley. Sfanway. J, Hughes. Second row: Nielander, McKenna, Boland. Kth' Avram, Handorf, Ford. CecilI Elletf, Robinson, McGill, Mc- Farland. Third row: K. Bush. May. Fausz, Bimel. Bowman. Kingsley, Luecke, Either, Hangamel, Reusch, Butler, Berg, Linn. Fourfh row: EickeL B. Wilsun, Randall, Simpson, Gerald. Meyer. Thorpe, Fahlbush. Baffe. Grizzell, Swain, Stewart FiHh row: R. 8ailman, Fleming. Bo'fom row: J. Gates, M. Bush, M. C. Bankhardf. M. Eddy, J White, B. Deickman. J. Man'rhey, F. Weichman, N. Elam. Secand row: L. Bornschle- gell, D. Chase. M. J. Hehman, E. Bowling, E Thnmas, S, Hart A. GaieIey, V. Nielander. Third row: C. Butler. J. Ducker. BA Neumann. B. Waffs, J. BaHe. H. Wendling. Top row: B. Sutherland. D. Wilson. 5. Camm, C. Raisbeck, E. Weber. Helena Ivanovna Popov Grigori S+epanovifch Smirnov Luka A gardener A coachman SENIOR DRAMATICS THE BOOR . Jill Gaies Bill Su+herland . Edwin Weber Sam WaH's Charlie Raisbeck DIGGING UP THE DIRT William Loomis Kenneih Andrews Professor Roger Hallick Jose Andrada Sheriff Carson Aunf Miriam Egg1es BeHy Sherman Allan Sherman Phyllis Jane Carsfairs Nancy EIdridge Edwin Weber Jack BaHe James Whife . Kennefh Heim Sam WaHs Margare+ Bush Do! Chase Dick Wilson Susan Hari Alice Mae Heil Jaan Manthey THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST Algernon Moncrieff Jack Worthing Lady Bracknell Gwendolyn Fairfax Cecily Cardew Miss Prism Merriman John Ducker Jack BaHe . . Eileen Bowling Loraine Bornschiegell . A . Vfrginia Nielander k,.,............BeHyDeickman BillCamm E351 HE ORGANIZATIONS The Senior Class 3+ play . . . Now where did Hui go? Glamour boys. Who done if? Heh heh! Rahiher digni- fied. eh, wha+7 I'SDI Mrs. Simpkins . Linie Miss Brown Mks Smi+h Miss Green Mrs. Hill l Mr. Hill Mr. Roberfs Mr. Jones Mr. Long T .H E JUNIOR DRAMATIC CLUB A MAD BREAKFAST RHa Avram Peggy Pyne Rufh Mackensi'ed'l- Paf Armsfrong BeHy Hughes Patsy Hasselbrink Miifon Faun Howard Fahlbush Bill Erb Bill Klingenberg HThe Inn of Refurn o R7 6 ANN II. 2 AngI' 0 NS E401 BoHarn raw: Davies. Reed, Wise, R. Hockenberry, Gerhard, Hassel- brink, Sfanley. B. Hughes, Perkins Second row: M. Chase, Armsfrong, Landberg. Mackensiedt, Rindsberg, Boland, Pyne, Riedinqen Third row: V. Hockenberry, Nimccks. Hu- gan, Avram, Benson. Wood Ver- haqe. Faurfh row: Swain. Meyer. Fanning, Leuzinger. Smifh. Klingen' berg. Fiffh row: Erb Fausz. Fahl- bush. BoHom row: ONO. Humphreys, Schmidt, Maddox, Daniels, Zieg- Iar, Henry, Meyers. Secand row: Gerhard. Knox. Ramey. Grilzell, Diesel. Brawn, Kingsleyv Third raw: DEWEEI. Siewari, Scharf, Bernena Heilman, ElleH. Fourth row: Bush. ElamI Luecke, Wischmeyer. Ad- dams. Pleiman. Bl'ckei. FER?! row: DeWeel, Long, Griuell, Williams, Sebree. Winkler. Top raw: Green, Randall. Drew, Mogge, Simpson. Zini. SOPHOMORE DRAMATIC CLUB THREE'S A CROWD Eddie Johnson. Jr, Madeline EHen Elmer Edward Johnson. Sr. Misildoe John Elam Marilyn Ramey . Anne EIIeH Bob Drew Bob Simpson and Moonlighf Blis+ered heels. Call fhe riof car, Feudin'! Hands across fhe 1l'able my gosh! Wha+'5 fhaf? Unhand 1'13! vil- lail . gal! DMY Work! Affer 1he PIay 35 WW . . . Ea; r. ;.i Boffom row: Berkley. Kuhl. McKenna. Beyer, Weimer. Sianway. Lukens. May. Senond row: Murphy, Bowman. Stacy. Kirsf, Ruff, Bal1man, Reeves. Heim, YeHan, Frank, Robinson. Top row: Whi're, Ever, Wenzel, Schouliheis. Knepfke. PaHon, J. Ever. Kasscn. MUSIC APPRECIATION CLUB One of our clubs which has been en+husias+icaliy revived is +he Music Appre- ciaf'lon Club. Lasf year +his organizafion was dissolved because of lack of mem- bers. Buf because of Hie upsweep music has made ai- Highlands H115 year, +he membership has increased +0 such an ex+en+ as +0 make +he club worfh while. Mos+ of +he credif for +he rise of inferesf in music goes +0 +he sponsor of +he club and direc+or of our band. Mr. J. B. McKenna. whose +ireless efforfs and smiling face have in+rigued us all +0 Hle poini of burang forfh in song. Mac direcfs HIE mee+ings of +he club and gives i+s members access +0 his vasf s+ore of musical knowledge. Every other Friday fwenfy-five pofenfial Bachs and Bee+hovens ga+her in +he recording room +0 Iisfen +o +he works of Hie grea+ mas+ers. Somefimes en- +ire symphonies aria presenfed. +wo or +hree mee+ings being devo+ed +0 We play- ing and discusion of +he3r movemenis. On o+her occasions shonL selec+ions are played and discussed. Wifh very few excepfions +he members are serious-minded and inferesfed in Hie beHer class of music. They fake par+icular delight in pick- ing oui Hue various Tnsfrumenis and discussing differences in fone and effect Some of Hue chief fopics of discussion are fine progress being made in music in ofher schools and +59 proper musical ins'rrucfion for children in grade schools. The officers of +he club are Ken Heim. presidenf: Barbara May. vice-presi- denh Ann Eyer, secrefary and +reasurer. T421 ,H-E 0 Rip; AN! 2 A T1 .0 N s ART CLUB The Arf Club has been sfeadily developing since Vrs organizaHon Iasf year. when +he greaf demand for membership caused H +0 be divided info fwo clubs; and much credi+ for +he success of Hue club is given +0 H19 ar+ ins+ruc+or. Miss Claudia Payne. Organized wi+h a view +0 developing +he sfu- denf's appreciafion of art +0 +eaching mediums and +heir use. and +0 improving abiIH-y. +he club has done much foward accomplishing ifs aims. Le 00 Right: Foils, Berk- ley, SOacL Mullen. Lichfi, Clapp, Ecdensiein, Wicks, Trauiwein, Griffith, Reed, Hucke. Carnm. Lef'r io Right: Williams. Thorp, Lidi, Heilz, O'Hara EyerI Halloran, Eyer, SOacy, .J. Humphreys. Hughes. Pieiman, Grimme, Benson, Hucke, Clapp. Durbin, Manke. I43l Members who are in+eres+ed in ske+ching have made occasional hips +0 fhe CincinnaH Ar+ Mu- seum. Those not in'reresfed in acfual drawing or skefching have oppori'unH'ies +0 work th lino- leum blocks and fo model in clay. Ambi+ions which run +oward +he commercial side of arf are sa+isfied +hrougl1 ins+ruc+ion in leHering. design- ing. and in+erior decora+ing. The club has as- sisfed in other school achHIes by making scen- eryI cur+ains and +apesfrieg. and carfoons for +he Hilliopper and HigHander. Le fa righf: Nimocks. Landberg, Smith. Perkins, Mr. Anderson, Boland, Kassanr Ducker. Swainl Whife. DEBATE AND RADIO BROADCASTING For he four'rh consecuh've year +he Highlands Debafe Team earned lhe righl fo represen+ Norfhern Ken+ucky in +he s+a+e Jrournamenl. This is also +he second fime in +hree years ihaf our feam has reached +he final debafe in s+a+e com- pe+i+ion. Our s+a+e +ournamen+ opponen'ls +his year were Vergie. Hardin, Winchesier, Pikeville. Corbin. and Henry Clay of Lexingfon. The +eam was successful againsf all of l'hem. bu+ was de- feafed in +he Iasf deba+e. when if mel- Win- chesfer again. The quesfion for debafe +his year has been bol'h Hmely and inferes+ing, Resolved. +ha+ +he Federal Governmenf Should Own and Opera+e +he Railroads. Reik. L., Sufer, J. The fen members of l'he deba+e squad. John Ducker, Lee Kasson. Bill Smifh. Bill Swain. Befsy Boland, BeH'y Perkins. Clara Landberg. BeHy Gerhard. Jim WhHe. ancl Lalla Nimocks, parHci- pafed in fiHy-four debales. Tweniry of +he de- bafes were non-decision con+es+s. and +hirfy-four were judged. Highlands winning +wenfy-six and losing only eight Several Highlands sfudenfs were successful in +he various speech confesfs. In +he dis+ric+ con- +es+, Lee Kasson won firs+ place for exfempora- neous speaking. ln +he sfafe confesl'. Bill SmHh won second place 'In American Legion OraJroryr Joyce Suler BoHom Row: Benson. Wood. A., Quinn, Reik Top Row: White J., Kasson, Smilh, W, won firs'r place in Junior High Discussion, and Lucille Reik won 'Firsl' place in Senior High Dis- cussion. Wifh Jrhie'. season ended. Mr. Anderson. our coach. is looking forward +0 a good season nexf year. since seven of +he presenf squad will be back. Mr. Anderson is qui're a busy man, for besides working wi+h debaiers and speakers he sponsors The Radio Broadcasl'ing Club. Does Mr. Anderson look like a hardwboilecl radio producer? Maybe not bul- he assumes +his role every club period. Do +he members of +he Radio Broadcaang Club look like Jack Bennys or Fanny Brices? Well. maybe no+. buf They do +heir besf. which +hey +hink is very good. 1'0 acf and speak like +hem during +hese bi-weekly free- forhalls. The purpose of This club is +0 acquainf +he sfudenfs wi+h The proper use of voice, dic- +ion, and scripf in a radio broadcast So +ha+ +hey migh+ realize +heir defec'rs of speech. +he members had +heir voices recorded. Upon hear- ing +heir records played, all s+uden+s immediafely declared +ha+ The voices heard were no+ +heir own buf surely +hose o'F impersona'rors. Wif. subfle humor. and slap-sficlr comedy were on +he loose in +he Radio Broadcasfing Assem- bly by Major Anderson and his semi-profes- sionals. The program consisled of drama'l'ic ske+ches. myslery dramas wi+h plenfy of fhrills and chills. and imi+a+ions of famous radio en- ferfainers. Suzanne Pulliam and Jean Man+hey presenlecl Brenda and Cobina. Carl Vog+ gave a neWS broadcast and Mary Jane Hehman gave +he European news +hrough a woman's eye. All The o'rher members of +he cas+ fook parf in ei+her +he We +he Sludenis quiz pro- gram or +he Who Done H? mys+ery play. H- was a gay affair and fun was had by allhof +he members. The club officers who have assis+ed Mr. An- derson in concluding +he mee+ings are Jean Man+hey. president John' Elam. vice-presiden+, and Suzanne Pulliam. secrefary and +reasurer. Al' +heir mee+ings, +he members of +he club were enferfained. supposedly. by various programs arranged by appoin+ecl commiHees. These com- miHees. sad +0 rela+e. did no+ always have a program prepared +0 presen+. so +ha+ in +heir place. Mr. Anderson found himself Torced oHen To come +0 +he rescue wilh his ever-ready supply of radio skils. Humorous and dramalic. +he skiis afforded amusemenl- and laughs galore a+ +he aHempfs of some of our nof-so-professional members 5+ serious drama. Top Row: Bordeny Weber, Beck, Drewy Vugf, Walsh. Second Row: DeWeel. Tavely CtmkI Weichman, Hehrnan. Wendling. Diskin. Third Row: Richards. Burke. Kelly. Elam, Manfhey. Pulliam, Ramey. Yelion, Lammert BoHom raw: E I a m. Gains, Handcrf. Deick- man, Raisbeck, Camm. Wright. Wen'lel, Thorn- as. Hail, Gaveley. See- and row: Heim, Born- schlegell, Bush, Eddy. Gray. Weimer. Weich man, Manthey. lap row: Whiie, Butler. Vaqf, Suiherland. S k i n n e rI BaNe. Daniels. THE HILLTOPPER EDITORIAL BOARD Faculfy Adviser ...... , . . . James J. Boucher STAFF Edihnr-in-Chief . ........... Norval Wrighf Managing Ediior ........... James Whife Assuciafe EdH'or ............ Ward Meyer Liferary Edifor ........... Be'Hy Deickman News Ediiors ..... Wes+y Addams. Harold Skinner Spor+s Edifor ............ Eugene Borden Sporfs Columnisf .......... Cherie; Daniels Compefiiion Edihn ........... Nancy Elam Headline Editor A . . ......... Jack BaHe Feaiure Wriiers . . v . Suzanne Pullfam. Margaret Bush, James MOW BUSINESS BOARD Faculty Advisers ....... C, B. Sufer. Glen Smith Williameifa Baker STAFF Business Manager .......... William Camm Adverfising Manager ........... Carl Veg? CircuIaHon Manager ........ Charles Raisbeck TYPISTS Loraine Bornschlegell. Rife Gray. BeHy Handorf. Mary Jane Hehman. Edna MacKnTghf, Florence Weichman. Ruth Wenzel. I461 THE ORGANIZATIONS MARGUERITE MOERY Yearbnuk Sponsor AVICE WHITE ................. Literary Adviser WILLIAMETTA SAKER ........... Circulation Adviser GLEN SMITH ............... Advertising Adviser C. E. SUTER .................. Eusiness Adviser SUSAN LOUISE CECIL MARY C. BANKHARDT Edifor-in-Chief Business Manager I471 IZATI EDITORIAL STAFF-Marianne McGill. MacKnigI-If, MoH, Ken Heirn, Jean Manfhey, Susan Hart. ClRCULATION-Virginia Nielander. Lenor Eicher. Dick Wil- Suzanne Pulliam, Edna Bill Sufherland, Margare+ Bush, Nancy Elam. Jim son, EeHy Daickman, Mary Ann Hengamel. Mary Mary Lou Yalfon, Luc Quinn, Fiorence Weichman, Evelyn Thomas. Anna Prickeit, Rita ray, Carma Jean Wilsun, Elleen Bawling, Jean Manihey, Marika Eddy, Irene Maddox. Alice Mae Hail, ADVERTISING Jack O'Hara, Rita Gray, Charles Raisbeck, Dick Wilson. M. K Bankhardf. Jean Manlheh Irene Maddox, Lewis Whife. Jim Sfoms. TYFING Loraine Bornschlegell, Virginia Chain, Rufh Wenzel, Elleen Buwling Beffy Maschinof, Edna MacKnighL LAYOUT-Cherles Raisbeck. Billy WaHs, Ann Gaieiey, George Eamn, John Ducker. ART-Marilyn Trauiwein, Eddie PoHs. Jane Hehman. Boffom row: C. Wendling, P. McFarland, F. Griuell, Maddox, Thamesl Eankhardf, N. Droege, Henry, J. Meyers. Second row: J. Schwager, Weaver, M. 0H0I L. Bornschlege'll, V. Weimer. M. L. Schmidt Koch, R. Mueller. Third row: Knox, Oeiien, J. Brown, W. SebasHan. R. A. Kingsley, L. Zeiglar, Purcell. Founh row: Rose, Bernens. P. Johnsfon, Scharf, Oberlin, Beyer, Fifth row: Siewarf, M. Lueckew Keuper. B. Lukens. HeiIman, Vincent Diesel. Top row: WhiHon. Skaggs. Rhein. R. M Kingsley. Monfgomery. GIRL The code of H16 Girl Reserve Club explains Hue purpose of +he organizaHon. Each of +he +welve par+s in+o which +he code is divided helps girls who follow i+ +0 face life squarely and +0 find and +0 give +he best The high ideals presen+ed guide and inspire young girls. This year +he ciub. al- fhough smaller +han usual and made up largely of new members, has done much +oward accom- plishing H's purpose. The picfure show. The Un- derpup. was +he club's main financial undertak- RESERVE CLUB Eng. Af fine impressive recogni+ion service in February. deserving members were given +heir pins in a code ceremonial. The semi-monHIly meefings are enlivened by programs infroducing guesf speakers or by +hose planned and presenfed by +he various squad Feaders. The officers are Mary Ka+herine Bankhardi. presidenf; Evelyn Thomas. vice-presiden+: Mil- dred Droege, secre+ary; BeH'y Lee Maddox, Jtreas- urer. ORG'ANIZAw-TI. ORGANI ZATI The Vocah'ons Ciub. which has. since ifs or- ganiza+ion. been sponsored by Mr. C. R. Rouse, endeavors +0 impress upon +he sfudenfs of High- lands Hue importance of choosing early +he voca- +ions fhey expec+ +0 follow +hrough life and fo assisf +hem in making an infelligenf invengaHon of +he chosen voca+ions +0 defermine +he possi- bilHies for success. VOCATI ONS Besides having gues+ speakers, among whom have been represen+a+ives of +he C. and O. Rail- road. Hue Wadsworfh Wafchcase Company, and +he Cincinna'ri Naval Recrui+ing Sfafion. +he club is carrying on a sys+em of coopera+ion wi+h busi- ness men of H. Thomas and i+s vicinify +0 aid +he s+uclen+s and alumni +0 obtain par+-1ime and per- manenf posi+ions in +heir home +own. CLUB Botfam row: KeHenacker. Hauben, Wilson, Fahlbush. Wright Wantsl Lodwick, G. Wright, Pa'rfnn. PrickeH. Second row: Cull, Thompson, Swain, Roller, Grizxell, Ryan. Calvin. Keller. Third row: Ruff, Sfelfenkamp. Bowman, John- son. White. MGM. Baron. Top row: Meyers, Bickers. J. Shamsl B, Sfoms. Fleming, Reeves. O'Hara, Mogge STUDENT COUNCIL Ann Gaieley Presidenf Gloria Riedinger Treasurer SENIORS Susan Cecil Suzanne Pulliam Ann Gaieley Dick Wilson Virginia Nielander Norval Wrighf JUNIORS Jerry Cecil Jim McLane Gena Davies Be++y Lou Reed Pa+sy Hasselbrfnk Bill Swain SOPHOMORES Paul Beck Jane Schwager Don Reusch Bob Wilson NINTH GRADE Felicia Camm Shirley Harvey Mary Smifh EIGHTH GRADE Kenneih Ford Paul Reeves Virginia Krebs Jane Lee Reichel SEVENTH GRADE Shirley Fosier STUDENT DELEGATE ASSEMBLY Bill Swain Glaria Riedinger SENIORS Susan Cecil Virginia Chain Arm Gafeley JI'II Gahs Rita Gray Kennefh Heim Norval Wright JUNIORS Eugene Borden Jerry Cecil Gena Davies Jennie L. Fennell Jim Hanauer Palsy Hasselbrink Janet Hogan Rosemary Kingsley Charleen Kyie Clara Landberg SOPHOMORES Wesiy Addams Paul Beck Charles Daniels Tom Diskin Gail Durbin John Elam Jane Farley Marfha Heilman Bob Wilsan FRESHMEN Felicia Carnm Shirley Harvey Presiderd Treasurer Virginia Nielander Edward Puffs Suzanne Fulliam an'lyn Trau+wein Edwin Weber Dick Wilson Jim McLane Ward Meyer BeHv Perkins Buffy Lou Reed Gloria Riadl'nger Bill Smi+h Jane Stanley Bill Swain Rasalie Wahl Andree Wuud Dick Long Hill May Bud Merganfhal Marilyn Ramey Dun Reusch Jane Schwager Bill Walsh Don thfe Mary Smiih Roy Wes'HaJl EIGHTH GRADE Oral Lee Droeqe Kenna ! Ford Virginia Krebs ?aul Reeves Jane Lee Reichel SEVENTH GRADE Edward BarneH Dwoihy Zierer Shirley Fosfer TRAVEL CLUB This year Miss Jordan's Travel Club. which has hip- led ifs membership in a single year. elec+ed for ifs of- ficers for +he Hrsi semes+er Bill May. president Elinor PaHon. vice-presidenf: and Wesflake Addams. secre- +ary. For +he second semesfer +he officers elec+ed were Jim Whi+e. presidenf: Don Reusch. vice-presi- denf; and Bob Wilson. secrefary. The programs con- sisf o-F falks on fhe subied of fravel, and of moving pic+ures dealing wifh fravel. Teachers who have given falks +0 fhe club are Mr. Boucher, Mr. Ausiin, Miss Baker. Miss McChesney. and Miss Jordan. When a program is finished and +here are s+ill a few minufes remaining in +he period. Miss Jordan can al- ways +ell us abouf anofher place which she has visi+ed in her numerous iourneys. Those of us who have nof had an oppor+uni+y +9 have! from home give +alks on places we would like +0 visit or on a shorf Jrrip +hrough Ohio or Kenfucky: and +he club hears +hese +alks wi+h as much inferesi a5 1+ lis+ens +0 accounfs of Jtrips +hrough far-off lands on +he o+her side of +he ocean. Front table, leH fo right: Machf. SchcuHheish Leuking. Wahl, Sfewarf, Addams. Patron. Rudert. Back row: Winkier. Miss Jordanl Willson. BushI Whife, May, Reusch, Wilsonh Sfacy, Luerson, Leuiinqer. Kassnn. 1511 THE FRENCH CLUB Madame Taylor's French Club gives +he s+uden+s an opporfunify +0 apply +heir French in conversa+ion. The meefing is calfed +0 order by +he president Jill Safes. who is assis+ed by H16 vice-presiden+. Alice Mae Hail. The min- u+es are read by Hie secreiary. Ann Gafeiey. As H19 roll is called. each member musxL make his presence known by reci+ing a proverb in French. If he fails +0 give a pro- verb, he mus+ give a forieit En+er+ainmen+ is provided by +he playing of French games and +he singing of French songs. Af iirnes special groups give playle+s spoken en- +ireiy in French One of fhe mos+ delighi-Ful of filese was Three Beers. Everyfhing is carried ou+ as if +he club were being heid in France. and +he members always have a good iime in Le Cercle Francais. ir BoHom row: Smith, Sirassel, Meyer, Lueckei Mourei Bimel. Kiefer. Haneuer. Second row: Klingznberg' McGill, WiseI May. Davies, Safes, Safeley, Nie- Iander, Reed, Perkins. Robinson. Faust. Third raw: Gerhardt, Hockenberry. Rindsberg, Landberg, Boland, Chase, Hasselbrink, Mackensfedf, Stanley. Cook, Eddy. Fourth row: Kuhl, Murphyl Fenneii, Cecil, Nimocks. Wood. Verhaqe. Pyne, Braering, Read. Top row: Maddox, Avram, Trautwein, G. Cecil, Camm, McLane, Bawling, Eicher. Hail. 1 . 15,-. a . .453, H E THE BRIDGE CLUB A new club and apparenHy a popular one is +he Bridge Club under +he sponsorship of Mr. Schmifz. The members mee+ fwice a mon+h +0 learn how +0 play bridge or how +0 improve +heir game. Doro+hy Chase presides over +he mee+- ings and BeHy Meschino+ keeps a record of mem- bers and dues. Everyone has enioyed +he friend- Jy rivalry of The semi-monfhly bridge games where +he members show whaf card-sharks +hey are geifing +0 be. Seafed: Sebash'an.Handarf, M. Droeqe, J. Schwager, R. Ford, Hinderberger. Eicher. V. Weimer. A. PrickeH, Braering, Houben, Maschinoi, G. W 1' i g h +, G r I m m e, D. Yelfon, N. Pleiman. Wahl. C. J. Wilh son. Sfanding: J. Kiefer. Scherreri Vogf, M. PaHanl R. Ward, C. Prickeif, Mac- anght. M. M. Heile, R. Gray. Tieman. McGill, R. M. Kingsley. J. Hughes, McLane. P. Hagan. Borden. C. Lehmann, J. Cecil, F, Johnsonx Bottom row: Weimer, Gray, Hinderberger. Maschinof, Chase. Wentel, Hughes Rebeck, Slanway. Second row; Walz, Knechf, Mullen, Hockenberry. Handurf, Ho- gan, Yelionl Tieman, Riedh inger, Bush. Top row: Ducker, Fanning, Bane, Raisbeck, Cammh Gerard, Wilson, Euflen Erb. I531 ORGANIZATIONS LIBRARY CLUB Many of our sfudeni's mus+ have become book- minded, for +his year +he Library Club is one of +he largest The members have enjoyed in+er- es+ing programs abouf famous book colledors and abou'r sys'rems of classificafion which various Our librarian. Miss McChesney. sponsors +he club. wifh +he assisfance of +he libraries use. presidenJrI Clarence Lehmann; +he secre+ary. Rosemary Kingsley: and the freasurer. Ri+a Gray. The dues coliec+ed will be used +0 climax a very fn+eres+ing year wifh a par+y for +he members of +he club. Lefe Do riqhi: Keller, Thompson. McKenna, Finnegan. York. Wendling, Gerald. Heile, Vincent Men- kee Huenefeld' Robin- son. Fleming. Conant, Hawes. Thoeny. The Archery Club. which has for he pas? +hree years been under H19 supervision of Mr. Sadoskye 3ernie +0 mos'r of usewas organized chiefly fo acquainf ifs mem- bers wi+h +he making and use of +he bow and arrow. The in+eres+ in +his weapon has been enhanced by 3+5 associa- fion wifh such no+ed characfers as Robin Hood. William Tell. and +he ancien+ Persians. who used +he bow and ar- row as a weapon of war; and modern you'rh Is eager +0 become acquainfed wifh and adep+ in fhe use of a weap- on wielded so skillfully by +hese immortals. Some mem- bers of +he club have been acfive since ifs organizafion by Jim Sfoms. Bill Gerald. and Warren Hueneheld. under +he leadership of Mr. Van Winkle' in I935. From +ime +0 fime ma+ches are held wi'rh ofher schools. OHen +hese mafches have shown us fha+ we of Highlands are no+ +he bes+ archers. Every Friday a+ club period IiHIe Robin Hoods eagerly indulge in archery, a spor+ famous in song and sfory. ARCHERY CLUB L541 E ORGANIZATIONS- HE ORGANI LEATHERCRAFT CLUB This year broughf a new and differen+ +ype of cfub fo Highlands, +he Lea+hercraf+ ClubI under +he capable lead- ership of Honey Rader. Because of our sponsor's beau- Hful display of Ieafher goods. .3 greaf number of s+uden+s became very enfhusiasiic abou+ +he new club. In fact so many wished +0 enroll +ha+ if was necessary +0 form +wo clubs wi'lh a combined membership of +hirfy-fwo. And so we have been ioyfully sienciling. siippling. hammering. punching. and lacing for almos+ a year. The success of +he club is due, no doubt +0 +he wonderful possibili'h'es offered +o members for +he exercise of creafive abilify in design. Coin purses. billfolds. purses. key rings, pint. and cigare++e cases have been +he mos+ popular ar+icles made. The many +0on used in leather work are kepf in Honey's liHle green fishing box. This box has been used for fish- an around +he world wifhouf much success: so ifs owner finally decided +0 use if for a more beneficial purpose. So if is now revered th fhe honor due an obied of such wor+hy his+ory. L2H +o rigM: Elam. L. Wentworth. LnHes, Camm. Clubb. Lang- brake, Henqemel, Cpu'lnnI Harf, Yallnn, Rader, Finck, Ryan, Moore, Kappas, Roll- er, Mergenfhal, R. Wenhvorl'h, Raisbzck. Deickman. Green. Thoeny, Dallow. ZVATIONS The meefings of +he club are always looked forward +0 wi+h an enfhusiasm no- +iceabiy lacking in many of our clubs, and Jthe members frequenHy become so ab- sorbed in +heir work as io carry 3+ info +heir nexf classes. where H- never fails +0 be a cenfer of inferesf for admiring class- mafes. The officers of fhe club are Larry Wenf- worth. BeHy Deickman. and Susan Har+. HOBBY CLUB Though ifs organizaHon has been ra+her recen+, +he Hobby Club likes +0 +hink Jlhai if is one of +he mosi fnferesfing clubs a+ Highlands. AHer a se- ries of falenf hun+s conducfed +hrough +he me- dium of programs a+ which +he members of +he club exhined +heir hobbies. several novel coL IecHons were discovered. Among +hese were old and valuable pioneer relics. calendar picfures, a large number of model airplanes and ships. scrap- books on various imporfanf news evenfs. and Left f0 righf Umeelingh May, Oberlin, Burk, Kouslmer. Lefi to rfghf tsfandinqk McFarland, Stewart, Stomss Johnson. Purcell. Durbin, Amrein. s+amp collecfions. Mr. Allphin. our sponsor. proves his righ+ +0 +he leadership of +he Hobby Club wifh his mos? inferesfing collecHon of his- +oric pic+ures. The club's big proiecf o'F +he year is +he faking of moving pic+ures of each member wi'rh his own parchIar hobby. The officers are Fred Bimel. presidenf: Pa? McFarIand. secretary; and Gloria Lou Oberlin. +reasurer. I561 H E HE ORGAN ZATIONS ARTS AND CRAFTS CLUB My! My! Wha+'s going on here? This mighf well be +he exclama+ion of surprised visi- fors upon walking in on an Ar+s ancl CraHs meal- ing. To find flue answer' Ie+ us observe several groups a+ work. Here are girls embroidering spor+ shirts. luncheon sefs. dresser scarfs, and van- ily se+s. The click-click of lmiHing needles gives anofher answer +o +he visifor's query, Whal's going on here? A swea'rer is +aking shape un- der fluis girl's skillful eye and hand. I hope H fifs! On fine ofher side of H1e room a girl you'd never guess is be domes+ic is makingoof all +hin95oa quill. So you see. one never knows whal' may happen in Ar+s and Craffs. one of line oldesl clubs a+ Highlands. Miss Welker is flue sponsor. and in +his popular ac+ivi+y girls have a chance +0 exer- cise +heir Jralenl-s in novel ways. The cha'H'er? Oh, +ha+ is no less a parf of H16 pleasure +han flue work i+self. The club period is also a social hour: glad fongues wag merrilyl and friendships are sfrengl-l-Iened as busy fingers work. Euffom row: Mueller, Richards, Ruderf, Rebeck, Machl, Lammeri, Schweiher. Second row: Frenlzpi, Cook, Burke. Lueking. PrickeH. T0p row: Skaggs. WhIPronl Montgom- ery, Miles. Reinhardt, Rhein. EuHom row: Bickel. W. Thorp. CoMn. W. Huenefeld. Skinner. Sutherland, Gafeley, Daniels, Tavel, Wand. Second row: T. Diskin. Knox. Rose. Chain, Wischmeyer, S. Cecil. Oefien. Weaver, R. Wilson, R. Lodw'lck. Third row: Eerq, Hanauer. Heinlein, Burk, Frankl Knepfle, Sebraa, Kirsf. Kappas. Top row: Beck, E. O'Hara. MoH. Reusch, Ns Wrighf, Willsnn, Randali, Simpson. D. Whife, Long. Pho+ography, if seems from +he large member- ship in +he Camera Club. is one of +he mosf pop- ular hobbies a+ Highlands. One reason. perhaps. may be found in Hue facf +ha+ +oday Hie field of pbofography offers many oppor+uni+ies. and doubfless anofher reason is +he ceaseless ac'riva of fhe phofography s+aff of +he Highlander and +he emphasis placed upon pidures in fhis book. Perhaps H is iusf +he mysfery and wonder of H all fhaf arouses fhe inferesf of many people. However, a+ H16 ga+herings of +hese hypo Harrys and Harriefs a slighfly more advanced aHi-I'ude THE +ban +his was +aken in +ha+ members endeavored +0 learn some of fhe why's of phofography and some means by which +hey migh'l' improve +heir own +echnique of pic+ure-+aking. This informa- fion was obtained in +he club by falks or demon- sfrafions by members or by oufside speakers. Un- forfuna+ely. Miss Beulah WEnsi-el. a graduafe of Highlands and skilled, bu+ modest sponsor of fine club. and 1he few really ac+ive members could no+ overcome +he inerfia embodied in +he maior- ify of Hie group. and so. alas! alack! she ain't no more! The club. we mean! CAMERACLUB I581 ORGANIZS AT. 1 0, N- 54- Law. Sadoslty. Allphin COACHES We are all familiar wi+h our coaches. They give our Jreams. in +heir blue and while +he imv pelus +0 go oul and win +he games. ml for money or glory alone. bu+ for +he fun of playing +he game. Some say coaches don'f gef +heir share of glory and recogni'rion: ours do. Everyone realizes ihal Mr. Bernie Sadosky and his assis+an+. Mr. Howard Law. worked. advised. and inspired our boys 'lo do l'heir besi' on +he fooi'ball field lor Highlands. Mr. Charlie Allphin presided over +he baske+ball floor and Mr. Honey Rader look I601 his hack men in hand ius+ as mas+erlully as our foo+ball coaches. We like our coaches nof only for +heir abilHy and knowledge of sporls bu+ for l'hefr own incli- vidual and likable personalHies. More +han +ha+ we are indeb+ed +0 +hem for managing. +raining, and encouraging all flue boys who parlicipa+e in any kind of a+l1leHcs. We +hank you. Coaches. for your help and in+eres+ in HIe maintaining and improving of a very lmporfan'r phase of our school ac+lvi+y. FOOTBALL To s+ar+ +11e I939 season. Highlands engaged Carrollion in a game a+ Highlands. which 'rurned ouf +0 be The firsf vicfory of fhe fwo H1is season +haf sandwiched a sfring of eighf defeafs. The small CarrolHon feam played a hard game of ball buf was overwhelmed by +he heavier High- lands 'leam. When fhe final gun sounded. +he score was 24 +0 0. For +he second game of H19 season +51e Dayfon Green Devils came to Highlands and fumed Hue +ables on he Big Blue +eam. The only scoring for +he Birds came in flue second quar+er when +he ball was on fI-Ie +wo-yard s+ripe and H was fourfh down. Bo+h +he +ouchdown and +he ex- Jrra +ally were made. When +he smell of burning brimsfone and singed feaH'Iers had cleared. Hue scoreboard showed Day'ron ahead 34 +0 7. The +hird game of +he I939 season was played a+ Lloyd High School. th +he Juggernaughfs showing one of His finesf feams in several years. SEASON By means of a welI-Iaid aerial aHack Highlands was able +0 make one +ouchdown and fally. The Tinal score was I2 +0 7 in favor of +he Juggs. The ioudh game of H19 season was piayed a+ Bellevue sfadium. making +his fhe +hird consecu- +ive game for +he Birds away from home. NeHher +eam succeeded in scoring in Hue firsf fwo quar- +ers. buf in Hue Iasf +wo +he Tigers rallied and brough+ +he score up +0 I4 +0 0. The Blue Birds me'r Hue Wildcat of Newpor+ for +he fmh game on +he schedule. The game was played a'r Newpor+ siadium before one of Hie larges? crowds seen fhis pas+ season. For +he Ias+ fwo seasons Highlands has won +he Newpor'l' game and lasf year cinched flue A. C. Dobbling frophy by winning HITS game: buf +his year flue ?eams played af Newpod and Hue Ca+s were ou+ for revenge. Highlands dropped anofher by +he score of l3 f0 7. BaHam row: Sadasky TcaacM, Kruer. Bickel. Williams. Myer, Schweitzer, LehmannI Lehmann, CecilI Dickinson, Gerald, McLane, Mogge, Law TcoacM. Second row: Heile, Lodwick. Fanning, Smith, Cook, Grimme, Bowman. Wickes Lehmann, WaNs. Halioran, Long, Elam. Third raw: Fahlbush, GrizzellI O'Hara. Haun, Clubb, Sioms. Boharf, Wenfworth, Pfisher, Reeves, Greens Top row: Bornschlegel, Hanauar, Fausz, Cezil, Pogue. Johnson, White, Bufler, Caroihers, Hcvner, Wenhvarfh, KappasT THE FOOTBALL SEASON Highlands ..... 24; Carrollion ..... 0 Highlands ..... 7: Day+on ...... 34 Highlands ..... 7; Lloyd ....... l2 Highlands ..... 0; Bellevue ...... l4 Highlands ..... O; Newpari ...... l3 Highlands ..... 7; Wes+ern Hills . . . . I3 Highlands ..... 0: Holmes ...... I9 Highlands ..... 6; Ludlow ..... 26 Highlands ..... 0.- Norwood ..... 7 Highlands ..... 33; Dixie Heights . . . . O Wes+ern Hills was +he six+h opponenf of HM; +eam 'From +he hilH-op. As usual fhe Maroons were a +ough mob +0 gel along wifh. and +hey had f0 see +hings +heir way unHl +he las+ quarfer. when +hey +oolt l'o l'he air via a forfy-yard pass and scored when +hey were nol supposed +0; how- ever. +he game ended in Tavor of Wes+ern Hills. l3 +0 7. Affer playing four games away from home. +he Blue Birds reiurnecl home +0 ba++le le'I +he Holmes Bulldogs on a field +ha+ was more sug- geslive of +he showers of April +han of The frosf of chober. The field of baHle was almos+ mud- dy enough for The game +0 be called off. bul +he game conl'esl was waged wH'h fen-minu'le quar- +ers. Af'l'er +he Bulldogs had finished lining +he nesf of +he Blue Birds wifh mud. we found +ha+ +he Birds were again held scoreless. The final score was l3 +0 0. Ludlow. +he l'eam fha+ gave Highlands 1+5 only conference defeal las'r year. was l'he nexf gues+ of Big Blue. The Pani'hers were ou+ +0 prove +0 +he public in general l'haf fheir vicfory lasf year was nof merely an accidenl' because +he Birds had losl Jrheir pep over night The Panfhers moved wi+h precision 6n bo+h +he offense and defense, bu+ +hey could nol' deny us one lone +ouchdown. Final score. 26 +0 6. I631 Boffom row: WesHall. Mogqe, Droege, OHo, Sornschla- gall. Hehmanl Girkin. Second row: Reeves, Diskin, Ho- gan, Grimm. Munfis, Howe, Duncan. Mann. Top row: Ballard. Williams, Mader. Clark Kauachjl Haun. Ballad. Feather. Stahls The Indians from Norwood. who were consid- ered +he champions over +he river. were our nexl opposHion. Although +he Birds succeeded in laying l'heir las+ egg of +he season. +he pain of +he scalping knife could have been greal'er. as +he Tribe held +0 fhe Jrune of 7 lo 0. Scoring in every quarter. +he Birds defea'led +he LiHle Colonels o'F Dlxie Helghfs +0 sandwich +heir sfring of defeal's. This was nol' +he final game of +he season as +he schedule would indi- cate, bu+ rafher +he firs? game of +he nexi' sea- son. for +he feam played as if if were. The Col- onels bowed +0 +he score of 33 +0 0. Now +ha+ we have given you +he game-by- game accouni' of +he I939 season. an accounf in which no men'rion has been made of individual members of our Team. H' is fiH'fng +ha+ we do hon- or l'o a few of our Grealst Thanks and sincere esfeem are due firsl' lo our co-cap+ains. +he seniors. and 'lhe leHermen: bu'l' we are no+ un- mindful of +he splendid spiri+ shown by +he ol'her members of Hate squad and 01: fine good work of The managers. As we drink a loasf lo our modern gladia+ors. we remind you +ha+ There will be anofher season of foolball a? Highlands nex+ year. when we pro- phesy l'haf +he Birds will fly +0 well-earnecl viclory. Now iha+ we have drunk a feast +0 our gladi- a+ors. we presenf +hese men of might Of course. +he backbone of every foofball +eam is fhe line. Clarence Lehmann a+ end heads +he Iis+ because of his splendid performances bofh +his year and Ias+ as a regular. Douglas Bickel. a mere freshman. showed H1e ho'rball world in general +ha+ he was nof 10 be Jrrifled th. Shar- ing honors wiH'l fhese hvo s+alwar+s. are Jim McLane and Dick Wen+wor+h. +wo heaHy lads. who can play a mean brand of foo+baEL Our co-capiain for +his year. Sam Waf'rs. and his cohor+s were always in Hie +hick of Hue melee. Figh+ing shoulder fo shoulder. we find iwo con- frasfing figures. Frank Lehmann and Frank Lod- wick. Though +his MuH- and Jeff 5+er of foo+ball may look ra+her odd +0 +he layman. our opponenfs will vouch for the iac+ Hla'r +0 go Hirough guard or +ackle was a mighfy hard iob. Some of 1419 oiher boys +ha+ profecfed +he Blue Birds' nes+ from being robbed of H5 precious eggs were Jack Cook. MaH Williams. Fred Johnson. Don Bowman. Jerry Cecil. The fellows who did +he scoring. Co-Caphain Grimme. Bili SmHh. Speck Wenfwodh. Bill Dickinson. and Ted Whirlwind Theodore Kap- pas made up our Hashy back field. These boys were oufsfanding in fheir performances. provid- ing H1e specfafors th pun+s, kicks, runs. and passes +ha+ puf many of our opponenfs +0 shame. Left Hand Page: Top Row: Bowman. Wenfworih. L. Second Row: Cecil. J,. Dickinson. BoHom Row: Grimme. Kappas. Righi' Hand Page: Top Row: Lehmann, C.I Smhh, 3.. Waffs. Cook. Second Raw: Bickel. Wflliams. Lad- wick, Fanning. BoHom Row: McLane. Leh- mann. F.. Johnson. Wenfwar+h. D. E641 Gafes. Burnschlegeil. Pulliam. Heh- man. Chase. PoHs To +he Ieff: Need we say more? Below: Swinging on +he old lop rail! . . Three againsi one . . . Center of aHracHon . . . Do-or die . . Bagging a Wildcai , . . Fly caichers When +he I939-40 baskefba season opened, Coach Aliphin found +hai' grad- uafion had +hinned Jrhe ranks of his play- ers. In fact nine big guns of Iasf year's squad were missing, bu+ despiie This lack of seasoned material. Cheerful Charlie led his baske'l'eers in+o fhe +hick of H19 baffle. The firs+ +eam +ha+ +he Birds me+ was the Norwood Indians, whom we defea+ed by +he close score of 28 +0 26. The Tallowing week Jthe Alumni were our op- ponenfs. over whom we were vic+orious, 40 f0 36. The nexf week five +eams' Dixie Heigh+s. Maysville. Ludlow. Newport and Lloyd all defeafed The Birds. Then Beechwood presen+ed our boys wi+h a hard fough+ vicfory. 25 +0 24. The Belle- vue Tigers were caughf napping and were faken for a score of 38 +0 26. The closing m5nu+es of +he Ludlow game proved +0 be decisive ones, for +he Panfhers sna+ched a 26 +0 25 decision from The nesf of +he Birds. BASKETBALLakir The Birds +hen iumped in+o +he win column by knocking Alexandria. Beech- wood, and Lloyd 0H: +heir perches. bu+ dropped The final +hree games +0 Belle- vue. Day+on. and Simon Kenfon. In Hue firsi' round 0? +he +ournamen+ +he Birds faced +he Bellevue TigersI and l67T BASKETBALL it i: it whaf a+ The half looked like a sure vic+ory for +heir opponenis proved +0 be a pho+o finish for our boys. In +he second half +hey broke Through Jrhe Tigers' defense. Dick Wen+w0r+h fied +he score fwice; +hen our Cap+ain. John Luecke. fol- lowed wi+h his punch +haf neHed +wo more poinfs: and Clarence Lehmann prompfly followed +hrough +0 win +he game, 28 +0 26. The Follow- ing evening +he Blue Birds were elimina+ed from +he +ourney by +he A. J. Jolly quin+e+. A+ +he end of +he baskefball season +he newly formed sfudenf council gave +he a+hle+es of Highlands fheir annual banquef and dance. The banque'r was in honor of +he afhle'fes of fhe +eams of H16: I939 season. The iis'r of speakers was headed by our +oasimasfer. Mr. A. W. Honey Radar. Mr. Allphin, Mr. Sadosky' Mr. Law. and Coach Joe Meyer of +he Uni- versi+y 0T Cincinna+i. The cap+ains and co- cap+ains of +he fochDallI baske+baIL fennis. goH and frack feams expressed +heir apprecia+ion for +he in+eres+ shown in sporfs for fhe pas+ seasons and made some predicfions for +he coming year. AHer +he speeches had been made fhere was a brief floor show and +hen le'Her cerfifica+es for Toofball were presenfed +0 Bill WaHs and Harry Grimme. co-capfains. Douglas Bickel. Jerry Ce- cil. Jack Cook. Donald Bowman. Fred Johnson, Dick Wen+wor+h. Larry Wen+w0r+h. Clarence Lehmann. Frank Lehmann. MaH Williams. Pa+ Fanning. Ted Kappas, Bill Smi+h, Bill Dickinson. Frank Loclwick. and Bill Gerald. Baskefba cer- +ifica+es were also preSenfed +0 Capfain John Luecke. Dick Wen'rwor'rh. Larry Wen+wor+h. Biil Dickinson. Clarence Lehmann. Jerry Cecil. Sam Green, Frank Lodwici. Jack an+. Paul Beck, Bob Leuzinger. and Thomas Bickers. Boftnm Row: Law' Coach; Lodwick, Bickers, Cecil, Luecke, Lehmann, Beck. Wenfwadh, Allphin. Coach. Second Row: Fleiman, Green, Tharp. Zinf, Dickinson, McLane, Wenfwor?h. Mergenthal, Fugue, Tavel, WymanT Third Row: HoweT Kruer, Bickel, Schweiher. Pfis'er, Reed. Cecil, Mignery, Carthm-s, Leuzinger Weniwori'h. L. Zin+ Second Row Third Row WENTWORTH. D. DICKINSON GREEN LODWICK THE SEASON'S RECORD Highlands ..... 28' Highlands ..... 40: Highlands ..... 26; Highlands ..... 20: Highlands ..... 25' Highlands ..... 23 Highlands ..... I7: Highlands ..... 32; Highlands ..... 25' Highlands ..... 38; Highlands . . V . . . 25: Highlands ..... 32; Highlands ..... 30; Highlands ..... 27- Highlands ..... 37: Highlands ..... 3l; Highlands ..... 29: Highlands ..... 3l ' Norwood ..... 26 Alumni ...... 36 ...... 44 Holmes ...... 24 Dixie Heighfs . . . 33 Ludlow ...... 23 27 Beechwood BeHevue Ludlow Alexandria Dixie Heigh+s Beechwood Simon Kenfon Bellevue ...... 33 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Highlands ..... 30; Highlands ..... 25: Bellevue ...... 26 Jolly ....... 30 'im-Jm- -..-l Botfom Row: Williams. Grimme. O'Hara. EL. Foils, Wilson, D., Gerald. Long. Z'Inl. Second Row: Radar, Lodwick, Culll Cook. Lehmann. F.. Thneny, While. Der Greene. 5.I Sadosky. Third Row: Simpson. Kruer. Cecil, M,, Berg, Walsh, Fugue, Bickel, Grizzell Top Row: Wilson. 8.. Grimma. Lehmann, D. Meyers Lehmann, C.. ' Tavely Linn TRACKirt The I939 frack season was broughf +o a bril- lianl' climax when +he Big Blue placed +hird in +he sfa're meef, defealing all +eams wifhouf +he Louisville disfricf. However. wi+h only +hree lef- fermen remaining +he I940 ouflook appeared dismal unfil +he largest frack squad in +he his+ory 0f +he school repor+ed. This squad of approxi- mafely +hir+y boys slarfecl work under fhe skillful guidance of Coaches Radar and Sadosky. The firs'r hack discovery was Bill Walsh, who quickly se'r a school record of 4:5I.9 for +he mile run. Frank Lodwick brough+ a gleam +0 Honey Rader's eye by acquiring a beaufiful hurdling form. Bill Gerald made a name for himsvshc by scoring +he mos+ poinfs in an in+er-squad mee'r. Harry Grimme served +he l'eam well by providing keen compe+i+ion for bo+h Co-Capfain Poffs in +he 440 and Co-Capfain Wilson in +he half mile. I7ll Jack Zinl. Bill SmH-h. and Sam Green in +he pole vault Jim Sforns in +he high jump, and Bill Dick- inson in +he broad iump made +he field even'ls beHer +han +hey have been in +he past Pa'l' Fanning, Harry Grimme, MaH Williams. and Ed PoHs in +he mile relay appear +0 be Honey's besl in +his evenf since +he speed demons of I936 gradua+ed. The brighfesf spo+ on +he hack horizon is +he 440 relay feam. Dick LongI Morris Cecil. Red Kruer. and Ma++ Williams. because +hese boys have We more years +0 pass fhe balon. AHer a poor sfarf in a meef wifh Louisville Manual. Holmes, and Bellevue. our feam was a good firsf in a meef wilh Bellevue and Dayfon. Though we acquired more firsfs +han Holmes in +he Coving+on meeJrr our +hinlies were defeal-ed by a close margin. 1+ is +he ambifion of +he +rack +eam +0 repay Mr. Radar for his wonder- ful coaching by fulfilling his dream. a vic+ory in +he Highlands Relays. I -g I wanna mmxwumxm mum p rewam Slams has his eye on more height Meyers pu+s some oomph on shoi. Hurrah! Mogge crosses Hie finish line! I don't know whefher ?0 use you foday or nof, Wilson, Walsh heads Hie field in to fake ano+her firsf. Lehmann hikes a hurdle all in his s+r'lda. Boy! If we could only pass +ha1' bafon that way in ihe meef! Alley Oop, says Long. as He clears it easily. This is ihe way you should warm up. This is Hue way lhe resf of 1he feam warms up. POTTS To prove himself the man to be cc- captain of the I940 thinlies. Eddie showed his heels to the rest of the healers in the 440 and 220-yard dashes, the medley. mile. and 4-40 relays. KRUER Alvin. our man of many sports. tool: the place of Joe Hinerman as comaptain of the l939 team and showed his ability in the I00 and 220-yard dashes. +he broad iurnp. and as a member of the recordv tying 440 relay team. DICKINSON Besides being a member of the record-tying 440 relay team. Bill also gathereci quite a few points in both the high and broad iumps. KOHL Nellie Kohl was not a flashy dash man nor a showy field event man with an eye for form. but he did succeed in lowering the school rec- ord for the mile run to 5:00i FlNFROCK Don. our iron man. was always in some event. When he was not run- ning the hurdles. he might be found over at the broad or high iumpvpits. Of course there were the I00 and 200-yard dashes to be runI and a fast 440 and mile relay. CASE Bill. state champ from last year. was a mean boy to handle in the 100- yard event. This blue flash also led off the 440 relay and made a brief appearance in Hue medley relay. WILSON Dick started the season by lowering the school record on the BBO-yani run to 2:08. He was also one at the pacemakers in the mile and the medh Iey relays. At the end of the sea- son he was elected co-captain for LETTERMEN. I939 I731 THE GOLF TEAM The group of mashie wielders who will represenf Highlands on +he links in I940 is composed of four leffermen. Sam WaHs. Kenny Grizzell. Merlin Lo'Hes. and Marion Scheibly and +hree o+l1er members. Sam Green, Herber+ Brown. and Eugene Green. They will be up againsf fough opposiHon, as 1419 schedule is composed of We following mafches. all of which are +0 be played a+ +he High- land Counlry Club: May 3-Highlands . . . . . . . . vs. . . . . . . . . . . . Coving+on May IOe-Highlancls . - l . . . . . vs. . . . . . . . . . . . . Newporf May I7-Highlands . . . . . . . . vs. . . . . . . . . . l Dixie Heighfs May ZFHighlands . . . . . . . . vs. . . . . . . . . . . . 5+. Henry May 3l-wHighlands . - . . . . . . vs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lloycl In Hue pasf +he golf feams have been successful in +heIr ma+cl1e5 and +his year's feam looks forward +0 anofher successful season under ihe able coaching of Mr. Law. Being a mfnor sport golf does nol' occupy a posifion of such greaf imporfance as foo+ball. baskefball. or hack. buf H 15 rapidly gaining ground. The golf feam en+ers ifs 1hird season wifh all seven members +rying +0 uphold +he Highlands +radi+ions. The experience gained by las+ year's leHermen should prove valuable in +he mafches H135 spring. Although +l1e games scheduled l'l'IlS year offer very heavy compefifion. fhe feam is looking forward +0 cap+uring +he golf crown for I940 in fhe LiHIe Six Conference. BoHem Row: Walls, Green. E.. Lolfes Tap Row: Gteen. S.l Brown, Grizzelll Scheibly WW BoHom Row; Neumann. Yelfon, Wendling. Second Raw: Lehmann, C.I Wenfwor+h. D., Bickers, Sfelfenkamp. Top Row: Underwear!l Winkler, Reed. Howe, R., Howe, .L Tennis has long been played by The cider sef for recrea'rion. The game is fasf and very healfhful +0 +hose who are unable fo ge+ enough exercise and mus+ depend on days when fhey are off from work +0 indulge in some sport Due +0 +he desire for speed feIJr by The modern boys and girls. +ennis has increased rapidly in popularify. In order +0 give +he s+udenis a chance To learn a game +ha+ +hey may fall back on for recreaHon when +hey are Too old +0 enioy The more s+renuous games of Foo+ball and baseball, a Jrennis club was Tormed. Lasf year Highlands had a +ennis feam +ha+ was en'rered in 1he Liffle Six Con- ference race and came away wi+h fhe fifle. This year. due +0 ?he fad +ha+ Forf Thomas does nol- provide fennis cour+s for high school play, if was found necessary by fhe board +0 drop our +ennis ieam. This decision was qui+e a blow +0 +hose members of las'r year's feam who were back again +his year and champions in fennis. Those who showed promise were Harold Yel'ron. capfain of +he club: Bill New- mann, Tommy Bickers. and Gordon Reed. The playing of +hese boys may help open a way For +ennis compe+i+ion +0 be broughf back +0 Highlands. THE TENNIS CLUB E751 GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The G. A. A. provides a year-rouncl spor+s program for all senior high girls. H is probably one of +he mos+ popular spor+s associafions in +he progressive high schools of Jrhe coun+ry Today. Miss Roach, The sponsor of The club, feaches +he girls The impor+ance of good spor+smanship. and also direcls +hem in +heir games. Sporls are padicipafed in according +0 +heir respective seasons. In +he fall. volley ball. aerial clar+l and bowling prevail. Wifh winfer comes baske+ball ancl ping pong. This is followed by baseball and paddle lennis in The spring. Credil is also given for parficipa- h Jrion in ska+ing. hiking, swimming, bicycle riding. lennis. and horseback riding. The ambifion of each member of Jrhe Associafion is +0 earn line 6. A. A. awards. These awards are ob+ained by par+icipa+ion in and winning of games in which fhey have laken parl. For earning 400 poinfs a pin is given. A guard for +his pin is presented for earning 800 poin+s. The highest reward is a regular Highlands leffer wilh fhe lelfers G. A. A. inscribed on H. i A+ieaah meefing. BeHy Maschinol. The president presides over +he group. Al +hls hme plans lor +he fufure are discussed. Frances Hinderberger as +reas- urer has +he iob of collec+ing dues. The money +ha+ is ob+ained pays Tor The awards and also any o+her expenses +ha+ occur. Doro+hy Chase holds The posi- +ion oi vice-presidenf anal Dorolhy Cook of secrelary. The caplains were chosen +0 hold fheir posi'lions +hroughou+ +he year, bu+ chose differen+ feams For +he various sporfs. Mary Jane Hehman. Anna PrickeH. Ru+h Lueking. and Edna MacKnigh+ are The caplains. Among +he many oufsicle ac+ivi+ies +ha+ were engaged in was +he hayride +0 Hie Lunken Airporf in +he fall. Here +he girls spenl mosl of +heir lime riding bicycles and lai'er had a wiener roast ln Oc+ober a Jtea was given Tor all of +he G. A. A. organizaHons of Norfhern Kenfucky. Represen+a+ives from each school Bulfum Raw: Mueller. IL. Huuben. FrickeH. EV' Hinderberqer. Maschinol, Chase. Di. Cook. D., Richards, FEl Wendlinq Ca PrickeH, A. Second Row: Machi. J., Wilsan, C. J., Gerhard, Barnens, Knox, Frenhel, Lammem Bornschlegelll Third Row: Defien, MacKnEghf, Day, Scharf, Wright 6., Rose, Sebastian, DeWeel' Lueking. Top Row: Vincent Murphy. Tieman, Mnnlgomery, Maddox, WhiHonI Heill A. M.I Broering, Hehman. 3k Frances s+ar+s on her way down fhe floor af+er geHing Hue ball from Bellevue. Honor volley ball feam in fast game with New- por+ Somebody was Iucky enough to ge+ a free shof. H's going in Hue baske+-we hope. it Whoops! Wafch fhaf foot. Pick up ihe ball and le+'s ge+ going +oward ihaf goal. Mary Jane does a good job of keeping her eye on +he bafl. Buf here comes H12 referee. 1? Now where did fha'r ball 90? I hope it comes down again . . . buf Hurough H19 basket. Say. how many sfrikes is fhaf? No maHer how many 11' is. Doris man- ages +0 gef anofher one in. L771 . . . GIRLS' ATHLETICS aH'ended +he business meefing. af which +1'me officers for +he Norfhern Kenfucky G. A. A. Council were elec+ed. In March +he G. A. A. invifed +wo giris' bas- kefball Team: From Bellevue ou+ +0 play. The junior and senior girls of Highlands played +he funior and senior girls of Believue and defea+ed Them by a score of SI +0 II. The +wo sopho- more +eams played, Highlands winning l5 +0 8. Bellevue refurned +he ian'aHon for +he Highlands feam +0 play a+ +heir school. Once again High- lands was vic+orious. The iun'lors and seniors won 39 +0 I4 and +he sophomores 23 +0 I3. Ano+her impor+an+ even+ of +he year was +he assembly program in which several G. A. A. members +ook part The Firs+ number on +he program was a combinaHon 0T fwo +ap dances. The firs+ dance eanled School Days reminded us of our carefree school days when our dreams were no+ disfurbed by +he irregularifies of French verbs or +he +or+ured curliques o'F shor+hand and when +he responsibilHy of making +he I940 High- lander +he bes'r one ever produced. had no'r yef Fallen +0 our 10?. The second dance was called ArE+hme+ic and presen+ed 7n dance Term a lesson in +ha+ difficuH- subject We suspec+ +ha+ Miss Baker and Mr. Anderson musf somefimes wonder whaf on ear+h we did in Ari+hme+ic classes. Well. here was +he answer. The dancers were Edna PrickeH. Edna MacKnighf. Ru+h Mueller. Anna PrickeH, Dor- o+hy Fren+zel. Mabel Day. Mary DeWeeI. and Kafherine Broering. The role of +he +eacher was played by Dorofhy Mon+gomery. who was dressed as an old-fashioned school feacher. Shor+ dresses provided cos+umes for +he pupils who played +he par+ of girls. and overalls made up +he cosfumes For +he ones playing +he par+ of boys. Beverly Lukens accompanied +hem a+ +he piano. We believe The Girls' A+hle+ic Associa+ion is a very worfhwhile organizaHon. since I? gives every girl a chance +0 parficipa+e in her favori+e spor+s. 1781 3...... 1.... 1.71.3 8.... :5 $1259.13: an as x. . 1 $1.11. 1th.. Cuffin' up . . . Juniors pubhsh a paper Man af work . . A Cwis- mas . . Good Samf Nick . . . Ladies Boun- Hful . . . Powerful. an'f she? A . . A forfune in +hese boxes . . . Spread- ing propaganda Whaf will H19 refurns be? . . . S+ill undecided Shek 90+ if a sewed up .. . Caang +he baHof .. .Ifk cuf and dried. I811 Swee? Ad-o-Iinel . . . Wha+ a line! . . . Those books are props . . . Li++le Boy Blew . . . Charife and Chang V . . Looking Huings over . . . Leap year . . . H1ghland ang . . . Simple and sweef . . . Winfersef. E821 Snow bound . . . Penguin parade . . Wood Armsfrong? . . . Ta-ra-rvboom-de-ayl . . . 5:l5 . . . He-man and weak- man . . . Thai pond ihaf almos+ froze over . . , 3:20 . . . The cannery . . . Swee+ smiles. Come and gef if! Big business Our visiHng friends Boucher and Harem A loaf of bread. a pound of mea'r. ard all the mus- +ard you can ea+l As one dog +0 anofher lH-H Wall Flowers In fhe groove Sweefhearf Quelle Soiree! Gals wH'h cokes Goons and gazeHes ISSJ Above: May Queen Procession I PLAY AND HEALTH FESTIVAL Below: May Pole Dance 'h K5 Axx X. it Prnm-enading SPRING I939 Hail fo +he queen Abdicafing 'For +119 new heirs They made me a criminal . . . Apes of wraH-u! . . , Friend- ship . . . Four good reasons For field glasses af .3 football game . . . Jusi a couple of accident looking for a place fo happen . . . The caf who afe fhe canary . . Please. girls! Have d heart . . A Comrades . . . The Big House . Factu fodder . . . Sadie Hawki Maddox and her prize haul. RE 3??- i ,i, Max QWM? .- Unfair in organized loafers . . . Name if and you can have if . . . Why. officer! We wouldn'f dare! . . . Alone. All alone . . . We like winier foo! . Junior High acfivHias V . . A man and his dreams . . . ls if coming or going? . . . Don'+ crowd. gals. I591 OUF Backers CAMPUS STYLES IN SMART WEAR FOR YOUNG MEN EILERMANS NEWPORT. KENTUCKY KENTUCKY'S SMARTEST FOR MEN AND BOYS ' I921 FT. THOMAS ROLLER RINK AVAILABLE FOR GROUP PARTIES DINNERS SERVED IN LUNCHEONS THE VILLAGE GRILL We Make Our Own Ice Cream Fresh Daily CORNER OF LUMLEY AND FT. THOMAS AVENUE Compliments of ZETA SIG CHI SORORITY MARY WEIMER Presiden+ GENEVA SKAGGS . . . . . . . VIRGINIA WEIMER MAY STANWAY ViceiPresideni' Secrefary Trea surer Member of the lnieerraternHy Sorority Council YOU WANT PURE DRUGS WANT FAIR PRICES WANT COURTEOUS TREATMENT TRY HARRY A. WOESTMAN Druggisf torner River Road and South Forf Thomas Avenue Phone Hiland 043l FORT THOMAS. KY. GEO. SCHAROLD MEATS AND GROCERIES WE DELIVER Il35 S. Fort Thomas Ave. HILAND IOSO I931 SUCCESS TO CLASS OF '40 JOHN J. O'HARA Good Wishes for I940 +0 HIGHLAND'S HiGH Member of Federal DeposH Insura nce Corporah'on NEWPORT NATIONAL BANK BIO Monmou+h Sireei' Newport Ky. Compiimenfs of JERSEY FARM The Scienfifically Confrolled DAIRY ll3b S. FORT THOMAS AVENUE FT THOMAS KY. FR ESH DAIRY PRODUCTS PHONE HILAND 0855 PEOPLES HARDWARE AND PAINT COMPANY PAINTS HARDWARE. GLASS l039 S. Forf Thomas Ave. FORT THOMAS. KENTUCKY I941 COMPLIMENTS OF WADSWORTH WATCHCASE COMPANY DAYTON. KENTUCKY BRIAR CLIFFE G. G. GRIMM 8t SON PHARMACY LUMBER. COAL. BUILDING SUPPLIES Phones Hiland I I I3-I I I4 A Good Drug Stem? FT. THOMAS. KENTUCKY RUTH MERRICK BEAUTY SALON Hiland Theafre Bldg COMPLEMENTS OF BEN PELZER Open Tuesday and Thursday Evenings HILAND 2II5 .1951 Success +0 Class of '40 lNTER-FRATERNITY-SORORITY COUNCIL ALPHA TAU 6AM MA BILL SUTHERLAND IPresidenH FRED JOHNSON CHI SIGMA CHI CAMIRON BUTLER BILL SMITH DELTA NU SORORITY FRANCES HINDERBERGER MARY LAMMERT LAMBDA SIGMA KAPPA LEE KASSON DICK WILSON OMEGA PHI DELTA JACK BATTE WARREN HUENEFELD SUB-DEB CLUB ANN GATELY Vice-Presidenf, BETTY DEICKMAN ISecreiaryl ZETA SIG CHI SORORITY DOROTHY MONTGOMERY GENEVA SKAGGS mt: Complimenfs Of Hue FORT THOMAS BANK c:n::0 COMPLIMENTS OF H. F. McGEE BLANK'S PHARMACY PRICE SKlLL SERVICE-QUALITY 38 North Forf Thomas Avenue TWO NUMBERSngLAND l393-07l3 961 COMPLIMENTS OF HIGHLANDS HIGH SCHOOL PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF '40 FROM SUB-DEB CLUB MEMBERS Pa+ Armsfrong Mary K. Bankhardf Be+sy BolanoJ Wmsan Cecil Gena Davies : BeHy DeXckman Jenny Lou Fennel VKnn Gafeiey Hill Ga+es Pa+sy Hasselbr'mk arSem'cvrs. a Susan HanL JanaL Hogan Clara Mae Landberg Run MackensfecH :kSuzanne Pulliam Peggy Pyne Beffy Lou Reed lkMarilyn Traufweln PaHy Verhage Andree Woods COM PLI MENTS OF MONMOUTH JEWELRY CO. COMPLIMENTS OF PETRI FLORIST $5 COMPLIMENTS OF BETA CHAPTER CHI SIGMA CHI Presidepf CHAS. E. RAISBECK Honorary Member MR. C. R. ROUSE Chi Sig SweeiheamL For l940 MISS MARY KK BANKHARDT I981 Schulkers, Pharmacy PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS POPULAR PRICES PROMPT DELIVERY 28 N. FORT THOMAS AVENUE Your Florisf VICTOR H. BROWN PHONES SOUTH 425574356 'Flowers-a SuHable GEH for AH Occasions ll4- Easf 8+h Sheet Newport Ky. AVOID A LOSS Insure With HAAS He Gefs Results ADAM C HAAS Real Es+afe EVERYTHING IN INSURANCE 724 Monmouih S+ree+ Phone 50u+h l869 WE MAKE COMFORTABLE HOMES OUT OF HOUSES Furnifure a+ Prices Thaf Please LOUIS MARX 8: BROS. 840 Monmou+h Sheet Newport Ky. COMPLIMENTS OF S. S. KRESGE COMPANY NEWPORT. KENTUCKY We're Always a+ Your Service We Apprecia+e Your Pafronage We Thank You DIXIE CHILI PARLOR I33 I-2 MONMOUTH ST. Men Die. Houses Burn. Insure Wi+h Buchanan Imsu ra nce Real Es+a+e THE F. A. BUCHANAN CO. Surefy Bonds TELEPHONE SOUTH 0331 F. A. Buchanan, Jr. 28 E. Sixfh Sfreef Newport Ky. E931 c::r::o FRED A. ERSCHELL 8 SON FUNERAL DIRECTORS HUDSON STUDEBAKER Phone SOufh I80l KOEHLER BROTHERS lncorporafed 23I Monmoufh S+reef Newport Ky SUCCESS TO HIGHLANDER LOUIS C. LOU SlCKMEIER SHERIFF ir BRANDT'S Newporf's Place +0 Shop for QualHy Merchandise an+h and Monmth Sheefs NEWPORT, KENTUCKY COMPLIMENTS OF J. A. W. BELLEVUE ADVERTISER PRINTERS OF THE HILLTOPPER 313 Van Voasf Avenue Telephone Sou+H 9057 BeHavue Ky, PETERS COAL When iJr's Cold l+'s Ho+ USE JIM DANDY COAL 11001 Sales CHEVROLET Service CAMPBELL COUNTY MCTORS. INC. I 028-32 Monmoufh S+ree+ Phon es SOu+l1 0 I 23-0 I 24 NEWPORT, KENTUCKY KNOBLOCH'S NASH AUTOMOBILES SALES SERVICE H4 E. 6H1 Sireef Newport Ky. Souil'! I607 DOT Oustandinq Value Dependable Qualify Tasiy Flavor A liHie name wH'h a BIG meaning for canned fruifs. vegefables and OH'IEF Foods THE JANSZEN CO. CI NCJNNATI Complimenfs of JULIUS BAER 4H1 SheenL Cincinnafi, Ohio FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS BLUE BEACON COAL TATE BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY IQH-I and Russell Sheets Covinngom Ky. PHONE HEMLOCK 2580 603 Fairfield Avenue PHONE SOUTH 0682 Beilevue, Ky. E1011 WHEN ORDERING HAM BE SURE TO SAY BECCO IT WILL BE A ENDER HRILLING ASTY IDBIT Becco Hams are Cured WH'h Infinife Care Wifh fhe View Toward Appefife Enioymenf BECKER BROS. CO. INCORPORATED U. 5, Government Inspecfion EsiabHshed H365 942 MonmouH-I Sf. Newport Ken+ucky CLOVER LEAF COMPLEMENTS DAIRY BAR OF ICE CREAM Sundaes, Sodas. Malfs, B lkI nd P ck LUNCH- a a HILAND THEATRE Sandwicheg Saladsl Soups, Chili. and Pie DAIRY PRODUCTS- . Milk, Cream, Builermilk, CoHage Cheese Lunch Snacks. Cold Cum Cheese. efc. COMPLIMENTS OF AMERICAN JAMES GUILFOYLE NATIONAL BANK 4H1 and York YOUR BARBER . I NEWPORT KENTUCKY IlOZl COMPLIMENTS OF A. C. DOBBLING 8 SON COMPLIMENTS OF GEO. P. STEGNER 8c SON FORT THOMAS. KENTUCKY . Member of WHHe ViHa Grocers. Inc. Norfhern Kenfuckyk Mosf Mordern Equipped Cab Company HILAND CAB CO. H River Road Hiland 0530 FT THOMAS. KENTUCKY DONELAN-PHARMACY RICHARD wicu DONELAN Prescripi'ion a SpeciaH'y 830 Narfh Forf Thomas Avenue FT THOMAS. KENTUCKY Besf Wishes f0 H19 Class of '40 LAWERENCE RIEDINGER. JR. IIIOSE COMPLIMENTS OF ELMONT V. BANKHARDT COMPLlMENTS OF SMITH'S GROCERY I402 North For? Thomas Avenue HILAND 2093 Pafronize Your Local Independen+ Merchanfs NAGEL'S KEITZ SERVICE STATION !NVERNESS WASHINGI LUBRICATION AHas Tires and BaHeries Call and Delivery Service HILAND J6I5 l104J SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATE FROM SMOKY FIRES USE CLEAN ECONOMICAL Norfhern Ken+ucky Disfribufor SUPERIOR COAL AND BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY Somh 0740 Ninfh and Vine Sfreefs Dayfon. Ken+ucky CAMPBELL COMMERCIAL $2 SCHOOL Will give you +he kind o'F framing +ha+ is H16 foundafion of a successful business career. Our courses w'wH give you a +hor- ough knowledge in aH business subjecfs. GIRL RESERVES You can enJrer af any+1me. Individual Insfrudion 3l Eaer 4H1 Sfreef Main I606-l607 $3? Phone; Sou'rh OIZO-OIZi To Find Md Give THE NEWPORT COAL at we 395+ SUPPLY COMPANY. INC. HIGH GRADE COAL AND BUILDERS g? SUPPLIES Twerh and Columbia Sheefs NEWPORT. KENTUCKY IIDSJ COMPLIMENTS OF FORT THOMAS WOMEN'S CLUB COMPLIMENTS OF THE ARCHIBALD ELECTRIC COMPANY EARL DIETZ I27 E. Pearl Sheef Success f0 Highlands CINCINNATI. OHIO High Schoof THE ATLAS LAUNDRY COMPANY COMPLIMENTS J. ROBERT GEISEN. Manager 508 Monmouflw Si. Newport Kyn OF 50. I741 l 748 EDWARD L. RAISBEC-K Our ZorEc Sys+em of Dry Cleaning WiH Please You H.061 LAMBDA SIGMA KAPPA FRATERNITY Organized in I 923 MEMBERS IN I940 Tom BICke rs 58crefa r34 Fred Bimel tCorresponding Secrefaryl Jerry Cecil Wice-PresidenH PaJr Fanning Lee Kasson Dick Long Jim McLane WresidenH BIH May Bud Merganfhal Don Reusch Ne'F1c Sebree Bob Wilson Dick Wilson Sfanley Wood All for One and One For All AEK Member of lnier-Frafernify-SororHy Council Sinks. Drains. Inside Wasfes Easiiy Opened Wifh Our New Elecfric EelH Ou+side Sewers Opened Wi+hou+ DEgging FREE ESTIMATES CaH Hiland 0895 A. C. STOLLE PLUMBING AND ELECTRIC INSTANTANEOUS WATER HEATERS WHITING STOKERS COMPLIMENTS OF MR. ERB My 85er Wishes +0 +he Graduahes of Highfands A. L. GEROLD DEPENDABLE MOTORS INC. Hemlock 4444 4-I2 Madison Ave. Covingfon. Ky. E1071 . . A Hwousand good wishes for your success from HILAND DAIRY .. . Buf Remember This The peopFe who are progressive in sci- ence and in every acfivify 01c H19 human Infellecf, are Hwe people who have used liberal amounfs o'F milk. SEALTEST So Here's Milk 6ood Milk-uand Success f0 You HILAND DAIRY MOTCH The Jeweler COVINGTON, KY. COMPLIMENTS OF LITTLEFORD BROTHERS COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF CLIFF N. HUGHES A FRIEND' REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BLUE BEACON COAL BEST WISHES LEE B. KESLAR COUNTY TAX COMMISSIONER TATE BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY th and Russell 51'. Covingfom Ky, Phone Hemlock 2580 603 Fairfldd Ave. Phone Soufh 0682 BeHevue. Ky. IIOSJ -l-HE TRUE VALUE OF TELEPHONE SERM ICE IS ESTABLISHED. NOT BY A DOLLAR AND CENTS STANDARD. BUT BY THE MEASURE OF PROTECTION. CONVENIENCE AND COMFORT THAT IT GIVES IN ITS MANY USES. CITIZENS TELEPHONE COMPANY lncorporafed I109J COMPLIM ENTS OF OMEGA PHI DELTA FRATERNITY b4 1. Member of Jn+enFraiernify$oroH+y Council Be+a Chapi'er of DELTA NU SORORITY Congrafula+es +he Class of '40 HARRIET FRANK ......... PresIdenf VIRGINIA KNEPFLE ...... Viceipresidenf ZAMORA BRITT .......... Secretary CAROLYN BIER .......... Treasurer Mem ber of Infer-FrafernHvaororHy Council H Pays +0 Insure HARTON 8! CO. SAMUEL B. HARTON General Insurance 35 Easf Fourih St Newport Ky. Complimenfs of CINCINNATI ATHLETIC GOODS COMPANY $47 64I Main Sheet CHerry 476844769 CINCINNATI. OHIO IHDJ FT. THOMAS BEAUTY SALON All Branches of Beaui'y CuHure Vapor 36th for HeaHh And Beaufy 832 N. Ff. Thomas Ave. HI l254 BATHIANY DRUGS. WINES LIQUORS 6TH AND MONMOUTH COMPLIMENTS OF JOHN R. COPPIN COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF BAHLMAN'S SHOE STORE 723 Monmoufh Sfreef Esiablished I 886 T. K, LEWIS GEO. W. OETJEN DODGE-PLYMOUTH Sales and Service 90 Day Guaran'reed Used Cars NEWPORT-AUTO-SALES-INC. Sou+h I600 Newport Kenfucky COMPLIMENTS OF DINE FURNITURE STORE COMPLJMENTS OF EARL HART LUMBER COMPANY H.111 Besf Wishes +0 +he Class 0-? '40 RALPH D. DAVIES WALNUT NEAR SIXTH WHEEL CAFE CINCINNATL OHIO LlTTLEFORD-NELSON SCHOOL OF COMMERCE Neave Building Fourfh 61' Race CINCINNATI In Covingfon H5 LANGS RESTAURANT CAFETERIA FOR GOOD FOOD 623 Madison . He. 8807 COMPLIMENTS OF THE JOHNSON ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY 329-33I Main 5+. CINCINNATI COMPLIMENTS OF VEATH 8: SONS Afhlefic EquipmemL Recondifioners CARBONDALE ILLI NOIS COMPLIMENTS OF MT. PLEASANT GARDENS W. R. TAUAFERRO J, H BINGHAM IllZJ YOUNG 8 CARL STUDIO EXCLUSIVE MAKERS OF TIFFANYTONE PORTRAITS Thaf Name Good Means Pictures Every+hing To To Us You Phone Parkway 2277 N. W. Cor. Sevenfh and ane Cincinnafi. Ohio 11131 LIVE ELECTRICALLY! Depend on your nafionally famous reliable elecfric service for more conbmL and convenience. THE UNION LIGHT. HEAT 8 POWER COMPANY Uncorporafe$ THE GREEN LINE Modern Transporfafion Service f0 All Norfhern Ken+ucky KURT IVERSEN OFFICIAL JEWELER TO HIGHLANDS HIGH SCHOOL WATCHES JEWELRY $? GIFTS Exper+ Wa+ch-C10ck-Jewelry Repair All Work Fully Guaran+eed THE MANTHEY SEED COMPANY Plank Nursery S+ock Seeds. Bulbs lnsedicides. Ferfxlizers Phone Main 2l84 402 and 404 Main 8+. Cincinnaii, Ohio RAY LAMMERS MUSIC HOUSE Everyfhing In Music 534 Walnu+ Sfreei CincinnaH. Ohio KING BAND INSTRUMENTS Where Service Is a Habif THE ALLEN SUPPLY CO. Incorporated Bu'vlders Supplies and Coal Newport Ky. South 2990 Your educaHon 1's noJr complefe un+ii you have had a pos+gradua+e course In FUN af CONEY ISLAND America's FInes+ Amusemen+ Park E1151 THIS BOOK PRINTED BY BENSON PRINTING COMPANY 72.? WORLD'S LARGEST PRINTERS OF SCHOOL ANNUALS ENGRAVINGS BY REPRO ENGRAVING COMPANY DESIGNERS-ENGRAVERS 39:? COLLEGE ANNUALS Qualify-Service V IIIGI