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

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llllshes for facultv and student friends Xlxm I 'KNIXIFRT LI mx NI I XNIJBFRK L1 XRFXQF IFHx1xxx Ikxxh I Ioms it RlTH Nlxcmxsrrm BXRRXRX Axx NI xx llllIN Nlclxrxxx Im Htl xxr XX uw NIH FR R1 m XIIIFS 'lluztlx XILIIFX lkrxr NIL RPHX Hun I'xTTox HITTH PFRKIXS UNIIR I r tx Pxxr and fro ln the walce of the turmoll each of us set up for the other Each staff found ltself hampered worried or pushed ahead by the others Plctures as they appeared were sexzed upon wlth thlrst by the lay out staff and the llterary staff wrote-just wrote Meanwhxle the hard worlcmg hustlmg ma1nstays of hnance the clrculatlon and 3dVCl'IlSll'1g staffs kept up an mcessant peclcmg at our debtors 1n order to 1nsure hnancxal success for the annual Durmg thus year we lost a valuable and popular member of our faculty Mr B A Schmitz be T211 I n l . . ,. , 'IC' XA . .P ,EIXIAXN l'1c::' 'fy - 7 9 ' 9 7 ,' ' ' 7 ' a 9 7

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Reulews uuth pleasure all the daus spent here B1:TTx L PILCHES IFD lx4PPxS I Fr Ixxssox XRIII D lui Fnmax IXFIIX BFTTx hu PER jxux 14 Iver FR RosFx1 my IXINFSIFX BOBBIF Ixmxux ER PALL IXIRST BILL IxL1xcExBFRc Axx lxxlfcrrr HXRLXN RNEPHF 'XI xkjoklr A hour RITX Ixt HI QHXRLEEX Iullf WZIMK thought of xt we began plugging away at SfUdlCS Our boys put all they had into football basketball and track to prove agam how goocl they were before havmg to leave dear old Hlghlancls Those who portrayed roles ln our last one act play The Monkeys Paw and xn our class plays came through wxth flymg colors as a final proof of our clramatxc abxllty Our chorus partlcxpated ln a splencllcl Chrxst mas pageant as ln years before and manlfested superxor abllxty ln All State contests Tlme flew by faster and faster for those of us who as members of the HIGHLANDER Staff rushed to lOl l I 4 I , YI . 1.1 .' N - Y. . LH, .1 . 1.l.l:R . , 7 .vl .v 4 I . , O r r - a a ' U 7 37 ' ' 1 9 7 I 7

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H store of good things In the davs to come IL xr Rim lx RVTTX Im RFFD I G rnxr Rrlxn XRIJT IirTTx IAF RHFIX I FRNF Run mm Cylmux RITIDIXIFR BITTX RINIDSIH-Rl 'XI xkjoklr Romxsox hmkcr RLH xclxl 5LHlRR Iloxxx I SLHXKFITIIR Il S lxxr STXNIFX Bon STFITFXRXXII VV IIIXNI D STOXIS ZIZILWK came a captain 111 the vast Army of the Unxted States to serve to the best of lns ablllty m the defense of the natlon H15 chemtstry, physxcs, and general science classes were well taken care of by the new and already much esteemed member of our faculty, Mr Wxllxam Elllott Before we knew xt, after an excltlng class mght and movxng baccalaureate SCFVICC, we had reached une une the eleventh We were graduatmg' As we sat llstemng for our names to be called for the presentatlon of our diplomas, we were tlunlcmg over what had gone before, what our accomplxsh IU I I D 1 a sc' AI. 2 ER BIA-un' Scurn XVI , ,Lui .'m'ru i 4 v 'V I I o