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

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SUPEIIINTENIIENT Russell E. Bridges has been worlcing as superin- TendenT Tor The beTTermenT oT Highlands High School and oTher parTs oT The school sysTem since l9-44. He aTTended EasTern KenTuclcy STaTe Teachers College where he received his AB. Degree and Then carne To Highlands where he served in The caf paciTy oT Teacher, baslceTball coach, and principal. LaTer he aTTended UniversiTy oT CincinnaTi where he obTained his lvlfi. Degree. ShorTly aTTer This he became superinTendenT oT The l:orT Thomas Schools. Due To his con'ipeTenT supervision, our schools are known ThroughouT The sTaTe Tor Their eTTicienT rneThods oT adn'iinisTraTion. MR. EWELL WADDELL RUSSELL E. BRIDGES ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT TO THE SUPERINTENDENT Ewell E. Waddell has served Highlands as a Teacher, TooTl:nall coach, and aThleTic direcTor Tor many years. ln l953 he was promoTed To The oTf Tice oT AdrninisTraTive AssisTanT To The Superine TendenT. He aTTended college aT WesTern Kenluclcy STaTe Teachers College where he received his AB. degree, He is now worlcing on his lVlasTer oT ArTs Degree aT Xavier UniversiTy. lvlr. Waddell is proving To be iusT as successful in his new posiTion as he has been in his Tormer ones. LefT To righf, seafed: Mr, Arnold Johnson, Presidenfg Miss Belfy Lukens, Treasurerg and Mr. Reber? Evans, Vice-Press idenf. Sfandingz Mr. Roberf Raisbeck, Mr. Gerald O. Cecil, Mr. Alvin P. iller, Mr. Ewe dell M Il Wad .

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I, l UEDICATIUN Becrause of his lriendly ways and helpful allilude, we dedicale lhe l956 HIGHLANDER lo lvlr. l-loward Law. Mr. Law has won lhe respecl and adnniralion ol all of us by meril ol his high slandards as a leacher, always demanding our besl scholailicallyi his loyal ellorls as our coach: and his genuine and sincere: willingness lo belriend us. These qualifies have endeared Mr. Law lo each ol us, and in appreciahon of Them we rnalce This cledicalion.

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Q4 .1,fiJQLfiJ1,LA.2,r l -27 awry Ziccfzjs MR. ALTON D. RUDOLPH MRS. MARY BURT PRINIIIPIILS IINII FACULTY Under lhe experr leadership of Mr. Allon D. Rudolph and Ivlrs. Mary Burl, anolher successlul and prosperous year has gone by al I-Iighlands. They bolh worlced very hard lo make everylhing run along srnoolhly and ellicienlly. These Iwo peoe ple were very inleresled in each and every slu- denl in school and were always willing Io help anyone. Ihey slrove lo allain lor us every possie ble advanlage lhar would help To develop a good physical, social, and moral cilizen upon gradua- lion. MRS. ALEEN ANDERSON, SecreIary. MISS WILLIAMETTA BAKER, M.A., Advanced Algebra, Geom- efry, Solid Geomelry, Trigonometry, and Publicafions. MRS, ALICE V. BROWN, B.A., Shorfhand, Typing, Tri-Hi-Y, and FBLA Club. MISS MAUDE BROWN, R.N., Clinical Supervisor and School Nurse. MISS ANNA E. COOPER, M.A., English. JOHN E. DEERING, A.B., English and Publicafions. MAURICE DICK, M.A., Sevenrh Grade Core Program, Science and Business Manager of Publicarions Council. W. J. ELLIOTT, M.A., Chemisfry, Physics, and General Sciencv. MISS LOUETTA GREENO, B.S., Home Economics and F.H.A. OWEN K. HAUCK, B.S., Social Siudies, Assisfanf Foofball Coach, and Head Baskeiball Coach. A. J. HAUSELMAN, A.B., American Hislory, Psychology, and Re- serve Baskerball and Track. MISS DOROTHY JOHNS, M.E.D., Spanish and French. First Row: Anderson, Baker, A. Brown, M. Brown, Cooper, Deering. Second Row: Dick, Ellicrf, Greeno, Hauck, Hauselman, Johns.