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

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STHTE5 mental departmc nts, the Judrelal the l8glSllllll,P, a the ex utne, aeh department to act as a cheek upon the other 'k In or danee Ls of llPlIl0i'l'Ulj free public chools, open r all ehrldren were es lrsl n the several state 'A' We utsh rn thzs book to show tha o r scho s are 1 o pllshrng the purposes which they were o nde ph e of their varzed ram schools are tralnlng r a P r to be loyal thrnkrn rtrzens of the Lnrted States o Amerlca wk Through dtssemrna 4 nowledge, the sehoo's strwe to make students better ctttzens 5 ur democracy, to glue them a better Chance for an increased ln 1 e, and to open the nay to them for a uller and rleher ll e, by pl ed reereatron, to de velop therr talents, to provlde use ul eduea nal ways of enter tam ment, and to keep the mrnds and hand Cl up fin flean, helpful play , ln sports, to teach them eo ope ztlon apr gl9i'l1IllllP, to tram them lll the proper fare of the bo 3 and press upon them o the remalnder o therr lnes the rportanee good health Sul h an edufatrorral pr ogr am, designed meet the nuds of all students, can be ear tageousls on rn a country lrr u hu lr the rndurd re eeted and sueh eountr souls i' And so, as eudenee o our gratrtude to our natl or al she offers us and as a slneere, tho gl omparatuelg small, e pres on o our appreeratron, ue drcajle this gear s Hrghlander t I Lnlted States of Amerrea 'lv i 'A' 'A' 'k i -rlvqgilggxivl 'it , 1 H I V' , . 'lY 'f4A.,,..n. 1, l, a 9 f F., . I ,lie I I . C O 'A - 5 . V . . 'I ic n f D , j . 1. A' . . , . , ,ff t Q , . f . li, .V . af' 0 V' l a - 14, -hxf 'ff A . sh? Qc C U' -, l , C I I I . . . . ., gf ,GQ . r f r ' . ' ' ' xr , ,. e L ' U . l 1 s ' . . .' f 0 n f ' . 1 . f:Ff.r'-v Jn' . '-. f. . . , . W , , Qfeih AW ' K-V , .l . f D

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2666 mf o unl We the Sen r Class of 1941, humbly ,sndll7te'lTfe 'U e o America Our country has been exceedingly land to us She has respectedfus as mdlvaduals We may speal-t when, where, and of whom we plet e so long as we do not infringe upon the rights of others We may worshlp our I od as we see ,fit We ciibt our vote for those who make he laws laws to protect us, not lauys to en orce our leader s comm ds Now thus country that has shap our lives Ill such a happy mold ln great need of us Nattons whtch haves-built up thelr 1 ulture for thou nds and thousands of years have ha that culture dellvered a deathtblow From these nations our forefathers came In the hearts of the p ople of these natcons democracy was born These people braved the unknown to come to a new country to malntaln the standard of lwmg the emed thelr rzght The Idea of equal opportunlty for all lS agpmvportan part of the saclal heritage which these first tmml grants lhf?,to,,,us 1' he early Amerzcan colomsts settled ln the wll derness andpgought, first, oz: survival, then, for freedom By a long and tedzous struggle they made t ates a country to be rec ognzzed and respected by all natlons By persl nt, courageous effort they established a natlon their own country lance to no power other than F od f Thoughtful leaders planned an rote the Constltutlon of the L nlted States so that ll could be amended fi changing condltlons Wlsely these leaders established three gotein 5 W .1 . X! . W 'A LY' A, 1, ..,.-,thnx 3 ' 1'n..,f X , e 'I-ma, N Inu: , 'N f A n f '9 -, ' , . fl 'fa if C rf. C , y I v-. F . f . . . , , I , I .- f A ' fv x' a e u ,, A ' . .1 '-'Mi' . , O 1 l I 0 I- 1 - :N ' 4 . un . A n W g Nr.. ' 1 . , V Q 'L 1 Q34 K - . 1 ' I . 2 K. f A Plym' ' I 5 . V ' '4. . , . 1 ,g s , A V , 5 . V' -,why is . A . . . . ,V - . . , v ' . 0 , I. Af , . 511 .-, fe W as ' f , ., str 2 0 V ' y u f . , . - - . . ' , P n 0 J , - . . .J .' ' ,' n ' I '- 5' 27 J . . . - 13 ' . . . . 3 - -ff . . , 1 ' ' xi' 'Q' 'V ' , It 5 ., A . 1-:H . V ,, . . . - if! MM. ' ' it .W , V pf, A. , f ' . ' , f ,, . ' ' ' ' Fx lar. A ' A . . . I I A , , . . . . . . 1 V 1 ' .- 1 . c a f o n , I . 0 ' : '-fx sq. .y X I

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