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

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i Captain Miss Moery advises Bill aboui college Mr. Cierley sfarfs a proied KK X i :T X .N ii if X i ll, f af: f l 2 fi il ii Mr. Morris B. Cierley, our very eiiicienl prin- cipal, has again proved his abiliry +o run a school. Thanks +o his eiioris, we have had many improve- menrs. The infer-communicafions sysiem, for which he worked so hard, was insralled and given much use lasi year. Noi only does he do big rhings, for which we all lhanlc him, buf he also does many smaller iobs which go unnoiiced by mosr people. He lceeps fhe school's business running smooihly, as big a iob as anyone could wani. Working along wirh Mr. Cierley is Miss Mar- guerire Moery, our vice-principal. How she man- ages lo fulfill her many duiies is a quesfion aslced by many. Acling as siudenl advisor, Miss Moery lislens ro any problems Thar we mighr have, gives advice, and helps us worlc rhem our. Besides do- ing +his she helps us choose a college if we in- iend lo confinue our educafion, and she reaches a psychology class. Miss Moery is also ihe lac- uliy advisor oi lhe Siudeni Council. Miss Moery and Mr. Cierley have made our school one oi The besl.

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The Board affends io business! Uwn el-A Our public school syslem here in Fl. Thomas is lcepl running smoolhly by a group of six men and one woman who comprise lhe Board ol Educalion. Five members are elecled, and Two are ap- poinled. Mrs. Slanley Burl is serving as secrelary-lreasurer and is appoin'red, along wilh Mr. Russell Bridges, superin- bil-ector MR. BRIDGES In I944 Mr. Russell E. Bridges became lhe Superinlendenl of lhe Forf Thomas Public Schools. Prior 'ro +ha+ he had been a coach, feacher, and principal. During The inlervening period he has won lhe ad- miralion and respecl of 'rhe enfire com- munily. His erlicienlr adminislrafion melh- ods are used as models in many par'rs ol lhe s'ra're. lendenlr, +o lhe board. The olher mem- bers are Mr. Alvin P. Miller, president Mr. Gerald Cecil, vice-president Mr. Rober+ Evans: Mr. Arnold Johnson: and Mr. Roberr Sfegeman. Among 'rhese men Jrhere is a represenlalive for each elemen- +ary school and 'rhe high school. Mos? of lhe members have served for several years, bul 'rhis lasf year Mrs. Burl and Mr. Johnson ioined lhe board. Mr. Bridges sfaris fhe day

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The mate WILLIAMETTA BAKER NIAUD BROWN NAIDYNE BROWN C. R. BURGESS EMMETT v. -.f 'J I 1 Z MRS. J. R. BURT ANNE E. COOPER Firsi Row: WILLIAMETA BAKER, M.A.' advafvced a' e f shy, sc7d Qecmeffy, and ffigcfomevy. MAUD BROWN, R.VJx x? ca' ...peut me NAIDYNE BROWN, A.B.' Efg sw, La'l' GHG La'7r' C ub. C. R. BURGESS. ME' bL.z5'ess E13 'QF WG ard zo ezff'af'F?o. EMMETT BURKEEN, MA- d'a'feMre, Jn scfefre epeeif dvd H'-Y. N'r Q ba qevmr MRS Jana H 59'5F3Lr haf b- s 5 5 - uff far J J. E. DEERING W. J. ELLIOTT MELVIN ERICKSON Second Row: . J. R. BURT, ABQ Era '51 'fffa Tm ard Cafwpvs C 'zene Cub. ANNE E. coomz, MA, ew J E DEERIN6 AB' Efu' W. J. ELLIOTT, MA' New pm' 'e 'rd s 'Q MELVIN ERICKSON, BS' :rw 'a edgafvn.