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

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f' ' ' ' Y M,xRc1L'EkiTE Morin' Dean of Girls: lfconotnics, Sociol- ogy, lilf2lll.,XNIJl'QR, Faculty Adviserg Senior Class Sprznsorg Senior Dru- mziticsg Activities Council, Chair- mung plll5lll'1lIlUIl5 Council, Chair- Ulilll. MRS. A. XV. Rllllzll Attendance Othccrg Bridge Club. IQTHEI. RoL'nEnL'sii junior Ilighg Mzxthemutivs. BERN.xRo A. SCHNIITZ Pliysics, Chcmistrjg Bridge Clulmg Athletic Council. Ruse BI. 'l'.n'1.oR i'il'L'lll'llQ English: Personality Clulv. Ixnz Mookia junior lliglig Iinglisltg llistory. A. XV. RMJER 'l'rau'la citlilfllf Industrial Art-3 NiL'l'll1lIlil'1ll llrziwingg Ixatltcrurallt FHCULTV C. R. Rorsii XVorltl Iiistoryg American llistrry Yocaitivns Clulwg Big Brother lrllllll, ,1. l'C1lNlll'Cf. fi1.EN T. Sm :Tu Gcogrupliyg llistoryg Plllllilillillll' Council, Advertising. lxiocnixa XVELKER Stn-Iiogrnphyg iliyping. CL.Xl'l7l.K l',xYNE Art llirrctorg Art Clulm, Cluhg Athletic Council. Ask Miss Nloeryln How this cry echoes through the halls of High- lands! For years seniors have looked to you for guidance and inspiration. We appreciate all you have done for us, and especially your skilled direction of our class plays and your excellent sponsor- ship of the Highlander. Our best wishes and sincere thanks. l':LlZ.XBETH Roxen llculthg Physical Ifmluvantiong Girls Athletic Association. Bl2RN.xRn Sxnosxr lfootlmll cillllfllz Physical litluvzi- tiong Industrial Artsg Archery Clulwg Activities Council. Cnxtuaxcn B. SL r15R Sricnreg Pulmlivntions C:.unm'il, Busis nt-ss: Athletic Council. Avica XVHITE linglishg Sophomore Dramuticsg l'uhlic'z1tions Council, Secretary 3 llIClll.XNllFIR, I.irt-rury Arlvi-vr. - VT 'y if

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THE SEIIIDR ClHS3 PAT ARAISTRUNG RW x M R xv L xr lil xs j tux BFRC 'lou BIUXER IRFD Hmm Cmxct Bonrxsrmx lirTsx Boi no ltclxr Bmw x The Senlor Class of Nlneteen Forty One looks back wlth fond remembrance over the twelve years lt has spent nn school The majortty of senlors here at Hnghlands have recollections of Woodhll ohnson and Ruth Moyer schools, whlch served us so well ln the first seven years of our school life However, after so many joyous experlences with our elementary school teachers and wtth our school mates there, we came to Highlands, where we were destmed to spend the most xnterestmg part of our school years Under the excellent guldance of such teachers as Mlss Moore, Mlss Cooper, and MISS Roudebush the trymg perxod of recondltxomng was passed through Incldentally the Class of 41 was the last to come to Hlghlands 1n the elghth grade All succeedlng classes have been mtroduced here as seventh graders From thls momentous year the htstory malctng students passed mto the freshman class, garnmg new dlSIlI1Cfl0I1 wxth the tttle The memory of dehghtful home room act1v1t1es, as well as of newer and more mterestxng study courses, wlll long rema1n wlth us Then, too, a successful newspaper the H111 topper, was born xn thls perlod of our lxfe at H1ghlands Soon however, we were msxgnlflcant fresh men no longer, for tn the next September we graduated from the Junlor hlgh and became much ado about nothtng sophomores Indtgnantly one recalls the fact that at thls turn ln our progress the lunch schedule was changed and we stlll got out last Such luck we have experlenced we umderprtvlleged Chlldrenl It was m this year that the senlors produced a group of beauttful majorettes for our magnlfl Ill .I shox X . 1 1 1 ' :sie EX 1 x - s .I 9 ' 9 ' 9 - Qt ' - as ' - - o , ' . , - . . . . ,, . ,, . . . ' !C 73 ' K! ' ' . ,, . . . . . . 1 ,