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

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The Highlands' scores came on TiTTy and Tiye yard gains by Adams, WadsworTh's pass To SaralcaTsannis, and a shorT plunge by AlbersharT. Dixie HeighTs wore down Highlands in The lasT halT To Talce undispuTed TirsT place in The conTerence. Highlands ToughT Their hearTs ouT, buT Dixie's class and size Tinally Told The sTory. AlbersharT scored in The TirsT period To make The score 7-O aT The end oT The TirsT period. Dixie scared on The lasT play oT The halT, ending The halT wiTh Mr. Rice is conTidenT-are They? a score oT 7-6. ln The second halT Dixie Jpened up wiTh Their big guns and scored Three more Touchdowns To Highlands' none. The scoring oT Dixie was made by Farris, lvlcliibben, EyelaTh, and PaT lVlarTin, Highlands played as hard as They were able, and special crediT is due To end, Jerry COACH OWEN HAUCK COACH HOWARD Blesch, Tor his pass receiving and To Gary Cochran Tor his deTensive game. H.H.S. was well represenTed on The all NKAC Team. AlbersharT made The TirsT Team, and honorable menTions were given To BerT Adams, Bob STegeman, Jack Goes, and Panny SaralcaTsannis. Three confused lads

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AD COACH HOMER RICE COACH BERNIE SADOSKY Much credir is due To Berry Albersharl for his line running in 'rhe game. Highlands' scoring was done by Albersharf and Adams. In Jrhe eighih game ol 'rhe season High- lands was oulclassed by ihe Holmes Bull- dogs, l3+h ieam in The slaie. Highlands foughi hard buf The final score was 27-6. Highlands' only score came in ihe final pe- Dressing-i+'s iough I Tomorrow nighf's game--on paper riocl when Berry Albersharl wenl over from 'rhe ihree yard line. The Holmes Jrouch- downs were made by Whifes, Jones, and Morgan. Highlands challqed up Hs only shuloul ol Jrhe year by delealing Campbell Coumy 25-O. The Birds played flawless ball for Campbell Counly never Threafened fo score. Day+on iries io corner Albershari'

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JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS A. Bryson, S. Huck, S. Meadows, D, Hickman, C. Sfeinhauser, C. Gelbke l-lighlands' cheerleaders This year were Sandy KeiTz, Sandy SheriTT, Peggy Beclcer, Arlene Doran, Debbie Cecil, and Carol Thompson. They cheered Tor our Teams wiTh much enThusiasm. Pep rallies, which helped To creaTe good school spiriT beTore games, were held guiTe oTTen. The annual pow-wow Toolc place beTore The T-lolmes game. A huge crowd Turned ouT To ioin in wiTh The parade and To burn The dummy. The girls also decoraTed The sTadium be- Tore The home games. BaslceTball season Tound Them cheering in The new gymnasium along wiTh The cuTe and peppy Junior Cheerleaders who did a Tine iob in leading yells during The reserye games. The main obiecTive OT The cheerleaders was To aTTain an aTTiTude oT good sporTsA manship aT all Times, and we TelT ThaT our cheerleaders accomplished Their purpose This year. SENIOR CHEERLEADERS First row: A. Doran, S. Keifz. Second row: P. Becker, C. Thompson. Third row S S eriff D Cecil .h,.