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

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5 ' 1 L THE HIEHLANDLS 4 1 ' ' f , L ' W 1 CHARLES ALLPHIN WILLIAMETTA BAKER MAUDPBROWN RALPH CARLISLE AUSTIN S, DURHAM LOUETTA GREENO EMERY T. JONES GLENNA JONES MRS. JOHN C. KELLOGG HOWARD LAW ANNE MCCHESNEY LESLIE T, MILLER N l

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iM oerg Talcing over lhe diflicull iob of principal lasl spring when Mr. Anderson lell us lor lhe Navy, Miss Moery has carried on in a way we lcnow he would admire. As we have progressed from grade lo grade, Miss Moery has always been parl of our experience-explaining, advising, and quiclinq, for she has served us as an in- slruclor, Dean ol Girls, and Vice-principal, She has lislened wilh almosl superhuman palience To our lroubles, and occasionally bul reluclanlly, lellinq us change a schedule. For many years she sponsored 'rhe Highlander and buill il up lo ils presenl excellence. She has earned quile a repulalion in fhe field of amaleur dramalics in Forl Thomas by producing many excelIen+ plays, and wilh all her new aclminislralive dulies lhis year, she has conlinued lhis lirsl love by piloling lhe Junior Dramalic Club lhrough an inleresling and slimulaling season. Al limes she seems 'ro display The uncanny Technique of a psychialrisl in seeing Through our sublerfuges and self-delusions. . Wm He has had a varied career al Highlands be- fore being appoinled vice-principal lhis year. He lauqhl geography, hislory, and malh in iunior high, and world hislory, social science, and sociology in senior high. Now he spends long hours in 'rhe office pouring over schedules and arranging assembly' programs. He serves as a member of 'fhe Alhlelic Council. As chair- man ol 'rhe Publicalions Council much credil goes lo him for lhe excellence ol' our High- lander and Hilllopper. He also acls as ad- verlising clireclor for bolh lhese publicalions. A nice sense of humor lakes lhe bile oul ol Mr. Smilh's discipline. He is never 'foo busy lo lend a helping hand lo any sludenl' who seelcs his advice.

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f 4 ' ' '3- FIIIIULTY f af, ANNA E. COOPER ALTA JORDAN l ENGLISH. The vagaries oT our rnoTher Tongue are capably TaughT us, successively, by Mrs, Miller, Miss Cooper, Mrs. Kellogg, Mrs. Taylor, Mr. SuTer, and Miss WhiTe. Mr. SuTer is a newcomer To This field, having Tor many years TaughT junior high science. MATHEMATICS. The high priesTesses oT numerology, Miss Roude- bush, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. SeiTer, and Miss Baker, iniTiaTe The ma+he- maTically inclined inTo The realm of plain and Tancy calculaTions. The TirsT Two Teach in junior high and The lasT Two in senior high. Since The war Miss Baker has also had a class in ThaT conglomeraTe subjecT lcnown professionally as HP. I. M. or Pre-InducTion MaThemaTics. FOREIGN LANGUAGE. The budding linguisTs among us, unaware oT The piTTalls of declension and conjugaTion, Tildes and irregular verbs, Try Their hand aT LaTin and Spanish under The TuTelage of Miss Jordan and Mrs. Taylor. SOCIAL SCIENCE. The social science Teachers are Mrs. Miller, Miss Moore and Mr. Carlisle in junior hiqh, and Mr. Allphin and Mr. Wad- dell in senior high. COMMERCIAL. Those of us inTeresTed in commercial subjecTs Tind The business courses Thorouqhlv covered by an experienced Trio. Miss Jones gives insTrucTion in oTTice pracTice. Mr. Miller Teaches bool:- lceeping. Miss Welker shows us how To subsTiTuTe The eTTicienT Touch sysTem Tor The more primiTive hunT-and-peck meThod in Typing, and also explains The mysTeries oT Those TascinaTing shorThand poThool4s. SCIENCE. Two learned genTlemen lead us Through The maze of sci- ence. Mr. Law expounds biology wiTh all iTs TerriTying LaTin Termi- nology, and Mr. Durham insTrucTs in chemisTrv, physics, and junior high science. PRACTICAL ARTS. Miss Greeno is a cookery sorceress who helps The girls learn To Turn ouT Those delicious and nuTriTious dishes, and her sewing classes climax Their year's worlc wiTh a popular 'Fashion show every spring. Mr. Rader insTrucTs in The exacTing Techniques and el'll0l'lal'l'L MRS ANNAS RADER Died March 26 I945 goings wiTh friendliness and a sensi Tive undersTanding We are deeply grieved To lose her .gil ' She has recorded our comings and