Highland High School - Iris Yearbook (Highland, IL)

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Senior History President-Darwin Neubauer Vice President-John Tschannen Secretary Sz Treasurer-Earl Gruenenfelder Sponsor-Miss Spencer Flower-VVild Rose Colors-Pink and Grecn Motto-Find a VVay or Make One. We had about fifty-one students in our class when we began our career in High School as Freshmen four years ago but now We have but thirty-two, some of Whom came from other schools to complete their high school course here. In the latter group are, William Browning, Earl Gansmann, Karl Aebischer, and Dean Steinkoenig from St. Jacob and Herbert Schmidt, Fred Wentz and Ruth Reinhart from Marine. Marguerite Lory met a tragic death during her Junior year and had it not been for this would have graduated with us. During our High School career We have had three sponsors. For our Fresh- men and Sophomore years Miss Grace Kleykamp was our sponsor, during our Junior year Miss Stella Yates and for our Senior year Miss Lorna Spencer. We have come to the time now When We must go out into the World alone. May we pront from the teaching of all those who helped us through High School!

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Karl Aebischer He came to us from St. Jacob with an inquiring mind. and a splen- did sense of humor. He showed himself a lighter on the football field and as substitute on the bas- ketball team. He has plenty of pep and aspires to follow in the foot- steps of O. O. McIntyre. It's a long row but we're betting on you, Karl. Isabella Baumann Beauty and brains are combined in Isabella. Modest yet gay she showe-l plenty of school spirit and Was always a loyal supporter of the team. We Will remember her in one breath with Vernag Working to- gether quite often in plays or on committees, t h e i r remarkable friendship has become traditional during their four years here. mm-an nl' Ethel Augustin Those dreamy eyes quite often had a far away look, and though it was sometimes difficult for Ethel to keep her thoughts in the class- room, she kept our affections and good Will, nevertheless. Vlfilliam Browning Weill all remember Bill for his excellent interpretation of the gruff old Dad in Kempy and for his steady .vork cn the gridiron. He came to us this year from the St. Jacob High School and in a short time made many friends. His is a mighty hearty chuckle and ever so friendly a smile 9-we like his man- ly Ways.