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

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V - SENIORS I GLEN- Happy has endeared himself lo all wil'h his Talking drums and dry humor. I BERNIE- Ari' is Bernie's field. Thanks lo his arf work we have a be'Her year book. 0 JOHN-Co-caplain of lhe foolball feam. John and his suiblle sense of humor will be missed in lhe locker room. I BOB- Bob came lo us lasl year from Uncle Sam. This year he was famous as one of 'lhe louchdown 'l'wins. lENN ALLEN ROBINSON BERNARD Y. ROLF, JR. JOHN ROMAN ROBERT LEE SCHNEIDER SHIRLEY RUTH SCHOULTHEIS ORlS THERESA SCHUH RAYMOND KENT SCHWERTMAN PHYLLIS JEANNE SNYDER DOROTHY LEE STAAB H. KENDALL STEGEMAN, JR O SHIRLEY- Schul+z, our lilfle conscienlious worker, can always be counfed on 'lo gal' the iob done. O DORIS-Our liH'le Yankee friend came lo us from New York lasl year. We hope we have made her welcome. 0 RAY-Ray's quiei amiable manner, plus his dependabilily and perseverance will fake him a long way. 0 PHYL- Phyl has become known b ecau se of her beauly, pep, enfhusi- asm. and cheerfulness. These qualilies have made her an all around grand gal. O DOROTHY- Giggling Dol'lie should go far b ecau se of her dancing abilify. 0 KEN-Carrol-lop Ken is a baskefball sfar and mainslay of lhe baseball leam. He also plays 'lhe fuba. 25

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O PEGGY-Peggy's line worl: as adverfising manager for ihe Hilllopper has been deeply appre- ciafed. O NORA LEE-Nora Lee came 'lo us in our sophomore year and has been a favorile ever since wills her friendly smile. O HOWARD- Grinder, as he is appropriafely called by his classmafes, will be remembered for his running abilify. 0 TOM- The Eye is one of our besf PEGGY RAE NASH NORA LEE NEFF HOWARD RALPH ORTH THOMAS PERRY OTTO MAZl'E LEE PATTISON E gg 'P Ref S N E 'mm .-l'.l if A i n swf Qi . L , 2 ,. ., ii 1 i R CORWIN REEVES, JR. PATRICIA JEAN REIBLING JOAL REICHEL JOAN FERNE REINERMAN MARY JANE ROBERTS alhlefes, and also a scholasfic whiz. O MAZIE-Paflison and Young, 'lhe inseparebles. We don l argue who is lhe boiler half, buf we lcnow Thai Mazie's quiel laughler will add lo her success. O CORWIN-Corwin is anolher of lhe moun'lain-music boys. The school will seem dead wifh- oul' fhem. 0 PAT-Quiel and delermined, Pal will 'lind success wherever she goes. O JOAL- Mr. Jones will miss this songslress. Her friendliness and singing will help her in lafer wallrs of life. O JOAN-Joanie's radianf happy face puis anyone in his gayesi mood, 0 MARY JANE- Sweelness and Mary Jane are synonymous. You can always be cerlain l'ha'l if in need Janie will come running. 24

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I DON-Sfeinman, 'ihe pool fiend, of+on comes up wiih brilliani fheories in physics. 0 LANNY- anofher of our mad drummers leaves Mac in a +igh+ spof. Lanny also pifches 'lor +he baseball feam. 0 ANN- Annie, +he cheerleader caplain, has done her share in cheering fhe 'Birds on fo viciory. I JEAN-This Chi-Sig sweeihearf is noi limiied fo lhe Chi-Sigs, for her classmafes will DONALD PAUL STEINMAN LANDON C. STOCKS ANN CAROL STOLLE JEAN ANN STORTZ MARK F. STUNTEBECK s ss 3 S 5 WILLIAM D. SUGGS SUZANNE SWENSON JOHN GERALD THRESS GEORGE E. WALDENMEYER ROBERT WALTERS love her always. I MARK- Siu is one of our mosi' versafile fellas. Fooiball, bashefball. and dramaiics are only a few of his many acfiviiies. O BILL-Bill, 'fha besf soda-ierk in fown, is always good for a laugh. 0 SUE-This prom queen, high siruffing maioreH'e, and F. H. A. disiricl presi- denf has given fo us 'lhe besf of her many falenfs. I JERRY- Nose, wilh a lalenf for leadership, was capfain of lhe foolball feam and class presidenl' lasi year. O GEORGE-George has always been one of Mac's basl' musicians. Wifh him goes the band's bariione seciion. O BOB-Bob is known for his variefy of cars. Jus? whai do you call fha vehicle you drive? 26