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

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Q74 Yybafmf X Miss I2i.iz,xnmu l'n.xm1.xx Srrrrlrny of thc Board To each and every member of the Board of Education go our heartfelt thanks and our gratitude for the innumer- able benefits that they have secured for us. This last year has witnessed the retirement of Mr. Gibson Rose, long a faithful and valued member of the board. It has also seen the vacant position very ably filled by Mr. Harold Stein- hauser, a young man not so many years ago a student at Highlands. We give deserved credit to the board members for their untiring efforts to make Highlands a better school in which to learn, and as a student body we deeply appreciate their efforts, even though we are sometimes prone to take their incomparable work for granted. Because of their untiring labors, we are able to enjoy modern schooling in an up-to- date building with equipment that is constantly being changed, added to, or improved to suit our every need. The aim of these men is to provide better education for the boys and girls of Fort Thomas, to look out for our welfare, and to promote our progress. So hats off to our public-spirited leaders, the Board of Education! Scarf-1: Frank Stolle. Andrew Donaldson, H. Randall Stcgeman, Smmlmpz: Harold Steinhauscr. D. VU. Bridges, Fred Hall.