Highland High School - Iris Yearbook (Highland, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1935 volume:

P5 Ex LZbTiS ij: .WI f I.. V X xx x A C' grzf 4 7 if ,l f Q E1 :ILS THIS FIFTEENTH VOLUME OF THE IRIS IS PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CABINET AND SENIOR CLASS. PAUL EARNHART ALVIN BEINECKE LU VERNE ALLDRIDGE GEORGE SCHUETTE MEMBERS OF THE CABINET EMMA NOLL ROSE PAPP DOROTHY KEMPFF EVELYN JENNY LINETTE MELOY PATULINE SCHMIDT GERALDINE BAER IRMA CLEMENTZ Photography by VOEGELE STUDIO Highland, llllnols Engraving by CENTRAL ENGRAVING CO. St. Louis, Missouri Printing by HIGHLAND NEWS LEADER Highland. Illlnols N DVIIWHQQ F HIGHLAND PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT NUMBER FIFTEEN MADISON COFNTY, ILLINOIS V olu IUC I 5 I I PUBLISHED 5 BY- SENIOR CLASS I HIGHLAND HIGH SCHOOL HIGHLAND, ILLINOIS IRIS F OREWGRD The graduating class of 1935 presents this fifteenth volume of the Iris as a sym- bol of the careers which they have chosen and the noble ideals and worthy aims toward which they are striving. DEDICATIO We, the Class of 1935, dedicate this fifteenth volume of the Iris to the teachers and those people of the United States who have made possible the three hundred years of secondary education in this coun- try. In addition, we wish to dedicate this volume of the Iris to the teachers of the Highland Public School who have helped make possible our education and the edu- cation of preceding generations. PPRECIATIG The senior class wishes to give special recognition to the entire faculty, the Board of Education, and especially those members of the faculty who have, during the past four years, guided us through the realms of knowledge. We also wish to thank those teachers who have spent so much of their time and effort in serving as our class sponsors. CONTENTSA BOOK I ADMINISTRATION BOOK II CLASSES BOOK III ACTIVITIES BOOK IV ADVERTISEMENTS BCOK ON This year the seniors of Highland High School, as'all seniors, have been confronted with one of the most serious decisions of life. They have faced the task of choosing a career, vocation, or occupation which is to become their life it v work. With the realization that they would soon graduate came the sudden realization that they were growing up: that their parents would not feed and clothe them forever: and that they must decide how they are most fltted to support themselves and to become useful. Some may choose to become teachers and carry on the noble work of preparing youth for life, others may choose to become judges or lawyers. Still others may wish to become ministers-bringing the word of God to the people, or doc- tors-safeguarding the health of the people. Those who choose these professions will naturally have to continue going to school to advance their education. I ADMINISTRATION L - P I If 5 ix MW 62593653 BOARD 1 Mr. C. F. Huwson Uleceasedj, Mrs. Erwin Lory, Mr. Edward Stoecklln, Mr. Victor Koch, Mr. Leo Anmxann, Mr. Louis Siegrist, Dr. Ewald Hermann. The students of Highland High School are greatly indebted to the Board of Education for their deep interest in school affairs and their willing attitude to cooperate in all school functions. They have completed many worthwhile projects during the past year, their foremost alms being to raise the standing of Highland High School and to make work and play more pleasant for student and instructor. The entire student body was saddened last February by the sudden death ot Mr. C, F. Rawson, who had served long and ably IN MEMORIAL! Dir. C. F. Rawson -'i-' as Secretary of the Board. Mr. 0. I . Ruwson was born nt Troy, July 20, l876. A few years later he moved to Highland with his parents. After rompleting his education in the lovul publle sehools, Mr. Rawson be- :-ume nnsoelnted with U. Kinne 8 Co., In whleh posltlon he served for forty- three years. Mr. Rawson was u Kood business man, a eheerful frlend, an unselflsh worker, as ploneer In musieal orgunlza- tions, and an slm-ere friend of educa- tlon. This latter fuet ls shown by the eonntant and falthful servlee of Mr. Ruwson nw Secretary of the Board of Educ-utlon. In thls position of respons- lblllty he served the eommunlty for fourteen years. Mr. Rawsun died Tuesday morning, February 12, after nn illness of a few duys. The funeral services were eon- dueted Thursday, February I4. I-lls plaee wlll be a difficult one to illl. ' PAC' F TWELVE The students of Highland High School sincerely appreciate the efforts and accom- plishments of the Board in behalf of the students' interests and hope for its future success as the primary administrative body of the school. We hope that the time, patience and consideration that the Board has given to their public trust are manifested by the activ- ities of the school and in the type of young manhood and womanhood which our com- munity is training. l SUP M , sa ' - 'ltr ERI TE DE The 'hours we spend in school and s important in our life. As we near the portance and the things which they have The Highland School, within whose served its purpose during the forty years replaced by a modern, combined grade an We are quite sure that succeeding opportunities offered by the new school. We are as proud to be the last to ancestors were to be the first. Besides being an instructor and sponsor, Mr. Ewing takes his place as every student's chief advisor. Through him the student body has realized the value and necessity of plan- ning a life's career while still in high school. He has set up for us high ideals and has employed every possible means to rai-se the standards of scholarship in high school. It is with deep sincerity that we express our gratification for his countless hours effort and energy spent in promoting wor while projects and in elevating Highland High School to its present position among chool activities prove to be the happiest and most end of this period we begin to realize their im- meant to us. brick walls we have spent these hours, has amply of its existence. Next year this building is to be d high school. classes will proiit by and admire the excellent graduate from this aged school building as our of th- the high .schools of the North Central Asso- l ciation. PAGE THIHTEEN FACU LTY lint-k How: Yates, Hhitv 4I'rIm-ipznll. F1-:nrln-iley, th-titlu-i', Iilwimq' iSnp4-rintemlt-ntI, Ii:ii'l':u-lie iflwnt lion: Sin-ss. Foster, I'1-tersmi. M. XY:-mr:-i', Drew. HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY The me-inhers ot' the high st-hool faculty are to be eotninended for their genuine eo- ,,l,,.,-ngim, and .tuner-vision. lflueli has been deeply und sincerely interested in the well-being :ind snt-cess ot' the students. The iuenibersot' th e high school faculty build on the rudinients established by the grade srhool faculty und seek to insure the more perfeet citizen by enriching the cultural life of the students, hy providing for ai hettei- use of leisure time, by ereating a more wholesome ziltitude toimrd life, and by directing: the interests and intellectual euriosities of the stu- dents. The students ure ever :rats-ful for the help and proiitable suggestions that the faculty has to offer ut ull times: they regard their instructors as their guides und examples during their ionr years ot high school training. Louis lates, M. A. ..A.......... ,........................................ - English Ilniversity ot' Iowa .l, .l, Whitt-, ii, li, ................-.,.-....,,... I'l'Illl'ID'ilI of High Sc-hool und Science Norinal Vnversity ugly ifuiirlu-ilt-y' lx, S. ....,......--.. , ,,,.. ,, ...................... Manual Training Bradley Tet-hnical Institute Milton csviniit-r, Is. S. ............ ilfii-st Seine-steri ...................... Agriculture University of illinois inn-mer I, lc-Ivins, M, S, .,...........,............... ............... S uperintendent liniversity oi' Illinois ig.-4,1-K.. Hgifhwlle - -,---,o--,------,--,,,---.,...-,..,.......... Band and Orchestra NIeKendree College in-iii-ivim Sness, li. E. .............................................. Mathelnutivs I':ilSIt'l'l1 Illinois State Xorniul In-no Postr-r. A. H, ,,,,,,..,-,. ,, ,------.....,..,....... Latin. English, and History Washington Vniversity Fi-um-4-5 in-it-1-son, ,x, lx, .,,.,,..,-,-,---,,.,,---....., Vocal Music and Girls' Athletics Angustuiia College Xlzthel XYQ-tiger, Il. S. .... .......... .....................-.- ------------- B 1 I siness Normal llnversity Hgh-n In-pw, 13' gh -----------------------------------,---- ..,..., H ome lficononiieas Vniversity of Illinois l,nwi'eiit-e ll. Sinierl, li, S. .......,.. tSecond Semester! ........- --.------ : XHI'iClllUll'l I X 'I I'UI'II'I'I'II'2N Vniversity of Illinois FACULTY Hainllne, 1.. VVenger, fI'rincip:1lJ Dowling, Stocker, Holliger, Davis, VVilili, Peterson, Harris, Strotlnnan, VVelcl1. GRADE SCHOOL FACULTY The grade school faculty works in close coordination with the high school faculty. The mine high standards are required of the teachers of the grade school as of the high school instructors. The two faculties are combined into one large administrative unit, each member doing his part to further education to a higher degree. Two-thirds of a child's school life in Highland is spent under the supervision of this competent faculty which aims to provide a firm foundation upon which to build a con- structive tour years ot secondary education. Louise Hainline, B. E. ...... ................................. - ........ T hird Grade Western Illinois State Normal Lillian Wenger, B. E, --- .................. Principal of Grade School and Social Studies Normal University Harriett Dowling, B. E. ............................................. Fourth Grade Eastern Illinois State Normal Alice Stocker, B. S. ...................... H. S, Bookkeeping, Junior Business Training, Normal University and Departmental Arithmetic Florence Holliger ...... - ..... ..................-..................... F irst Grade Normal University Gwyndel Davis, B. S, .........,..... Elementary Science, Physical Training and Football Millikin Vniversity Virginia Wildi, B, S. ......................... H. S. German and Departmental English University of Illinois Frances Peterson, A. B. ............................ Vocal Music and Girls' Athletics Augustana College ' ' Fifth Grade Viola Harris ........,. - ............................................. Eastern Illinois State Normal Elsie Strothmann, B, E.-- ........................................... Second Grade Southern Illinois State Normal Martha Grace Welch ........................................... -. ..... Kindergarten Normal University PAGE F1 FTE EN BOOK TWO Every normal boy and girl is eager to take hold, to feel the joy of profitable effort, Even though some people are not obliged to earn their living, we will agree with Dean Daven- port that every man is a better man if he feels the power to earn his way, whether he needs to do it or not. They see the industrious and the efficient doing things and reaping their reward, and choose to do likewise. Probably many of the girls will marry and raise another generation to carry on the world. There are those who wish to become bankers and keep our huge financial system run- ning. There are others who will take their places in the iactories, lumber mills, coal mines, and shipping yards, The glamour of the army and the navy will entice others. Still others will enter the tleld of politics and perhaps one! will become a great national leader. CLASSES MN Q 9 f ff Wag Q Gyms mf A :W Asitx - J ff fs X V gl, ,wwf ' aw is W , L, YQ , SE IGRS 1 5 l l'.XI'I' GICIIJICR BECK AMl'llll'IHl. 1.1 l'IliI.I'2lL cl,l':Ml4:N'1'Z 111111-IICGITIQ STH! N111 R, HIRSCH lXlICH.XEh KLAUS DI'IlYlll'lX'I-Il. ROSE PAPP- A pleasant, faithful, and LVCILLE BECK- Silence is more elo- reliable worker. quent than words. RICHARD LIEBLER- He has nlany vir- tues. DELORES HIRSCH- For what I will, I will and there's an end. EARL GEIGER- He gets what he goes after. IRMA CLEMENTZ- Sincere and earnest in all she undertakes. MAYNARIJ MICHAEL- He is so happy and so gay. We wonder how he gets that way. PAGE EIGHTEEN Ll'ClLl,E LEBEGUE- A quiet seeker after knowledge. DELORES KLAUS- A carefree Miss, whose smile is known to all. LESTER AMBUEHL- My own thoughts are my companions. JANE STEINER- A maiden as dexnure and sweet, as one would ever care to meet. DEAN DECREVEL- Troubles and care are unknown to me. 'I'-'J'lF'Wf ff- ' -I .P...Em,,.:.. SE IORS CASPER BAUMANN HUG ISERT SACKETT CLAYTON WEHRLE BLUMER NOLL A LLDRIDGE SCHMIDT BAUMANN ESTHER CASPER- True modesty is a discerning grace. WILBUR SACKETT- A contented fellow who is easy to get along with. EMMA NOLL- True to her work, her word, and her friends. HAROLD BAUMANN- A boy with an aim will be a man with a name. RUANNA CLAYTON- Just go along good naturedly. That's the safest way. LU VERNE ALLDRIDGE- Skilled Was he in sports and pastimes. CLEDA HUG- A maiden never bold. VERNA WEHRLE- To our class she's an added attractiong A lively girl with lots of pep and action. PAULINE SCHMIDT - Cheerful and faithful, she shall not lack praise. LAVERNE ISERT- Enjoy the hour for rapidly the joys of life are flying. MILTON BLUMER- No hurry, no worry -just life as it comes. IRENE BAUMANN- Of deep thoughts and kind words. ' PAGE NINETEENI SE IORS Zl'ILl.I41It Dm-'OREST 1:If:iNIf:CKl-J HIHSCHI SCIIIYETTIC HAIQI1 STOCKIGR Au1:1,oY Nl-ZVMANSQ K mMI'1-'F NA HNH-N RT 1'YI4l': HARRY ZELLICR- VVl1y should life all labor be? GEORGE SCI-IVETTE- He is honest and frank in all his actions. MARIE NEUMANNMUOI1. so quiet and unassuming. ALICE DeFOREST- A pleasing, counte- nance is a silent recommendation. GICRALDINE BAE!-t- A cheerful disposi- tlcn is to be coveted. DOROTHY KEMPFF- It is better to laugh than be sighing. PAH E TVVENTY ALVIN BEINECKE- A man of cents in school and out. HVSSEL STOCKER- For a business Career he shows great promise. PAVL EARNHART- A noble athlete is he, Always urging on to victory. VIRGINIA HIRSCHI- A thOllght 0f hel' can not ungeutle be. LINETTE MELOY- She is not very tall -in fact she's quite small. She is bright and jolly, and well liked by all. DRITCILLA PYLE-J'He1' very frowns are fairer far, than smiles of other maidens are. SE IORS NVEIMEP LOYET JENNY KICILHACII KOEHLICR VIRGIN H EBI-RANK BLAHA MALAN YANN' KOCH FRANKIE WEIMER- Wisely she strives her ambition to reach, A little bird tells us she wishes to teach. KENNETH KOEHLER- Great is the power of the silent man. LESTER BLAHA- Modest, but always ready to do his part. HORACE LOYET- A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. DOROTHY VIRGIN- Dark eyes, dark hair, a combination surprisingly fair. DORIS MALAN- Books were her passion and delight. EVELYN JENNY- Dignity and reserve are two of the graces she possess- es u DOROTHY YANN- I have no regret for the past, I am content with the present, and I have great hopes for the future. OWEN KEILBACH- He has a future be- fore himg ju-st what it is we do not know. PEARL HEBRANK- Cheerfulness is natural to her. FREDERICK KOCH- Happy and from care I'm free. Why aren't they all like me? PAGE TYVENTY ONE l SE IDR CLASS l-IISTGRY Pres. Vice Pres. Sec. Treas. Harry Zeller LaVerne lsert Geraldine Baer Paul Earnhart Advisors Mr. Ewing Mr. White Miss Drew Colors Flower Blue and White American Beauty Rose Motto We'l1 be comrades to the end. In 1931, forty eight freshies entered Highland High School. We chose as our officers: Lynette Meloy, President, Harry Zeller, Vice Presidentg Evelyn Jenny, Secretary, and Lu Verne Alldridge, Treasurer. Miss Wenger acted as our sponsor. Our only activity was a wiener roast held at our sponsor's home. As typical freshmen we had a good time and did not seriously regard our lessons. When thirty seven of us returned as Sophoinores, we began to contemplate our education more seriously. Our officers were Lu Verne Alldridge, President: Harry Zeller, Vice President, Russel Stocker, Secretary and Treasurer. Our freshman sponsor, Miss Wenger, and Mr. Herrmeyer acted as our sponsors. There were no outstanding activities during this year. PAGE TWENTY TWO l Thirty six members returned for the junior year, which was a very busy one for our class. Our officers were Harry Zeller, President, Pauline Schmidt, Vice- Presidentg and Verne Wehrle, Secretary and Treasurer. Miss Drew acted as our sponsor. Our first activity as a class was a hike to the waterworks, which was enjoyed by all. The first all-high-school activity that our class sponsored was a box social in November. This was quite a novelty, and was highly successful. We sponsored a band concert that was also a success, Our class play, Here Comes Patricia, was directed by our sponsor Miss Drew. It was presented at the Opera House on December 15, and was well attended. In February, a second party was sponsored by our class in the form of a kid party. It proved enjoyable to the entire student body. A permanent addition to our high school was made in the form of the new Lost and Found Department begun by our class. The last event, and probably the most important, was the Junior-Senior Banquet, at which we entertained tlhe class of '34. It was held at the Temple and was a very impressive affair. The theme in decorating was a Chinese atmosphere. The color scheme we followed was the senior class colors, purple and gold. Speeches were given that followed the Chinese theme, and everyone seemed to adapt themselves to the spirit which the occasion demanded, The tables were lighted with candles, and the food was served by members of the sophomore class, who were garbed for the occasion in Chinese costumes. Firty six members composed our class in the senior year. Our first activity was a get-together party, which was supposed to be a Wiener roast, but ended up in the home ec. rooms due to rain. Another successful box social was sponsored by our class in November. On January 25, senior class play, Anybody's Game was given at the Opera House. It was quite a success, and was attended by a full house. The last few months were spent in working on the Iris and getting ready for our commencement. We are looking forward to our graduation with eager, yet sorrowful hearts, for we realize that our schooldays 'neath the Red and the Black will soon come to an end. We hope that our ideals will be higher and that we will be better fitted for the lives which lie before us, so that when we take our place as citizens we will be regarded by others as a credit to Highland High School.-G, B. PAGE TWENTY THREE GUR SCI-IUOL Miss Bernice Mueller, the schools secretary, is our general uid-de-camp. 1-'or tht- past several ye-urs, she has llk'l'0lll0 at great friend to both the students and the facility, lt is with much admiration that we renxeniber her pleasing disposition, and we ure dt--Q-ply indebted to her t'or her niuny efforts to be ol' assistance in every possible way to everyone. li lx H l The hours we spent in school and school activities prove to be the happiest and most, important, in our lives. As we near the end of this period of securing knowledge, we just begin to realize the importance of these school affairs, and how much they have ineunt to us. The Highland High School, within whose brick walls we have spent thees happy hours has amply served its purpose during the forty years of its existence, Next yeur this building is to be replaced by a modern combined grade and high school. We are quite sure that succeeding classes will profit by and admire the excellent opportunities otfered by the new school, and we are as proud to be the last gradu- ates from this aged school building as our grandparents we1'e to be the first. PAGE TVVENTY FOUR JU IORS M0'l l'U We will strive with things impossible, yea, get the better of them. UUIAIRS FLOXYER- Green and XVhite l1'is When the present juniors were freshmen, there were forty-two members. We elected the following officers: Roger Shields, President: Eldo Duft, Vice-president: Bernell Bircher, Secretary: and Alfred Dubavh, Treasurer. Miss Drew and Mr. Geuther were our sponsors., During our first year we took a hike to Sain Hugs lake for a wiener roast. 'l'hixtl Row: Mr. l l!J1l'll0llL',V, l,.m:bt-1.:un:, l4lI'lt'Illx'lSQ'l', Duft, Pfeiffer, Dubach, Gilgrvn, Ile Duc, I:ll'l'lIl'l', lim-ck, ill'll4'Ill'I'lfUl4lt'l'. I 1 1 t Su-nml Huw: .Xmbtu-lil, l.:1rulert, lbmewz, FI'lltl2'l'I', Ilaunmnn, Everett, Schmidt, Schultz, ,X Stocks-1, l-'lurn-, M1-Nabb. W First Row: Miss Stn-ss, XVei4lnul', Mueller, Rugier, 1.vbvg.:'ue, Fowler, Ilunziltor, Barnlill, Riggs, l'thI'tt'l'. F Thirty-six of the forty-two lI'QSlllTl9ll returned for their sophomore year, The folfowing officers were elected: Virgil lberg, President: Eldo Duft, Vice-presidentg and Minette Fowler, Secretary-treasurer. Miss Suess was our class sponsor. l There are twenty-nine inenibers of the junior class. We elected Levi Flure, President: Alfred Dubach, Vice-presidentg and Leonard Pfeiffer, Secretary-treasurer. Every Friday we have a home room period, We have class meetings and educational activities, including talks, games and educational pictures. During the year we sponsored The Last Gentleman, a picture at the Opera House, and Oh! Susan, the junior class play. After spending three years in high school we are fully aware of what it is all about and will strive faithfully to reach our goal next year. Our class sponsors this year were Miss Suess and Mr. Fearheiley. PAG E TW' I-INTY FIVE SGPHOIVIGRES l'li.XSS SPONSURS ULASS Fl,0XVl4jR Bliss VVenuer 01-qhid Mr. Simmerl l'0I.tlllS Blue and Gold 3l0'l I'tb To the Stairs tlirougli Bolts and Bars fini' t-lass this ye-air consisted ot' thirty-nine members. At the opening of school tht- following otticttrs were Chosen: Marion Alch, president: Clyde Isert, vice- prvsident: llorothv Ellen Draper, secretary-1reasurer. We started the school s social functions by ,ziving an :ill-high srhool Hallowe'en I oui'tli Row: Znbiist, llug'inri', llt-nzi, KllSU'l'lllPiIlh, Hzirtlivb, i'l:4sm-npwis, Hinderor, NVintt-r, Yoriiz, Alvli. l l li 'Fliiiwl Row: Miss Wt-iigw-r, Zulirist, lhl. l':i1il, Ill, l':iul, Fovlinn-r, lm Due, Dunt-rin, Svliiit-plizit-li, l ,X 1.1-1-i', Illt-isrli, F4-tl.-1-1-i', Mr, thrutlivr. Swtfoiitl lioiv: S4-liwi-lir, Alvllt-in, Yziiipel, Ulainton, Pyle, Gilgi-n, ltutz, lilvin, Draper, Czispw-i', lttfiiilmrt. l First How: lit-iiipt'l', lst-rt, Ma-vvvs, Ziiinm-riii:in, Solver, Kleiner. party. At the high school carnival, which was given for the beneiit of the Boys' .Xthle-tie Assoviatioii, the sophomores produced the feature known as tlhe Big lirozidt-ast. At this carnival, Dorothy Ellen Draper, our representative, was elected queen. i livery l-'ridziy we had a home room period of thirty minutes. Various com- mittees provided the programs for these meetings. These occasions produced a spirit of unity among us. ln sharp conirast to these happenings was the following of deep sadness wliieh we t-xperienr-ed at the death of one of our classinates, Wilbur Leduc. He has been greatly missed by :ill ot' us. It is our hope that we may all meet again next September as Juniors, and that ' we will he thoroughly conscious of the responsibilities which this coming year of our school life is sure to bring forth. XG ld TWENTY SIX FRESI-IME President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Quentin Nungesser Yvlllllil Earnlizirt Betty Leutwiler Ulass Uolors .............. Pink and Green Class Flower ................. Pink Rose Class Motto .......... Success Is Our Goal Sponsors ............... Miss Foster and Mr, Yates Fourth Row: W, Ala-wes, Haldi, Siegrist, Allilridge, H, Metzger, Vlmet, Thiems, VVillm:mn, lrlsse-ripn-is, Linenfelser, Duft, Yon l-iuhr, Nungesser, bury, Jenny, 0. Metzger, f l l Mr. nm-S. ll i 'Fliiral llow: Na-ubzuuzr, XV:irnim:, Dubuch, Denis, Sehwelir, 13+-icliel, Ammann, Me Cain, Clayton, l I liieser, Streiff, llaller, DeForest, Rntfaelle, Hug, II:-ek, Gnuegy, I.:-utwiler. ,i I S1-coml llow: Miss Foster, Hue-Hu, Kulby, Hogier, Hnltkoi-ttcr, K1-ilbueli, Blcsscrli, I-lzirnlmrt, lil l Iiecknmmi, Keck, Scliminlt, Graff, Iberg, ldssr-nlweis, Kzmtner. I i l First How: Koch, Stoelicr, Steuber, Ahring, Herzba-rg, Casper. ,l 1 I , l t The frcshinan class held a Wiener roast on September 21, but the party was ' held indoors due to a heavy rain. 1 yu On February l, an all-high school party was given by the class. The party was 3 very successful in every way. yi The business of the class is ably conducted by the officers at the weekly class 1 meetings. Prograins of wide diversity are given by the class members, sponsors, l ! 5 and others. Mr. Ewing :spoke to the class on Choosing A Vocation or Careerf' Miss Foster on Citize11-Allin, and Mr. Yates on VVashington, D, C. and Mt. Vernon. PAGE TNVENTY SEVEN BUCK THREE One hundred years ago the boy knew practically all trades. He would watch the blacksmith, the weaver, the tradesman, and the baker in order to understand all the tricks of the trade. It was easy for him to choose wisely. Today our industrial system has become very complicated. Today men do not do thlngsg they do one thing or perhaps only part of one thing. Consequently, lt has become both difficult and bewildering to choose and feel that one is choosing wisely. By entering into some of the extra curricular activities of our school, some become familiar with certain pursuits which motivate their lite work. Perhaps some will leave our glee clubs, go on with the training they received, and become great artists. Perhaps some will leave our band for a posi- tion in a symphony orchestra: others from the F. F. A. may become famous sclentlflc farmers. Our plays may decide someone for a theatrical career: and the home economics courses have trained girls to become good mothers and home- makers. Athletics will always play a significant role in the proper use of leisure time. Wholesome values may be derived from participating in athletics actively or as a spectator. There is an ever widening opportunity for men and women to earn a livelihood from their athletic ahllltles. ACTIVITIES I PM I W I P K ,f.-as.: X Wk f 5- Q x ' - ,S I HS' I, .-. ' - A :mf S! N I Q j!INi!x:'.1'-T. FOOTBALL llnvk liuw: Ynruz, Kleiner, Yun Rohr. Pfeiffer, Alch, Dubach, Duft, Bircher, Coach Davis, Uozicli VVhite-, Lory. l+'i'ont Row: Schniiult, i':HlTlilZlI'l, lllnlm, lruft, Alltlritlgq-, tlnwm-nfr-lllpy, 15,11-1, Highland High School ope11ed its fifth season of football by playing Mt. Olive High School on September 30. Our team did not show much offensive power but was good on defense. ,The result was a 2-0 victory in favor of Mt. Olive. Coach Davis then put the team through two weeks of hard and intensive training pre- paring for the October 13 game with Dupo. The fine offensive attack displayed by the greatly improved and much stronger team gave Highland its iirst victory of the season. The score was Dupo G, Highland IS. On Saturday, October 20, the team encountered a stronger foe and was defeated by Marquette, 33 to 0. On the next Saturday afternoon, October 27, the team played a somewhat inspired game for a half, against Cathedral High School of Belleville, but weakened in the second half. The final score was Belleville 24, Highland 3. On Friday, November 2, the team made a long trip to VVhite Hall and won, 6-0, On November 10, the Highland High boys played their last game of the season.. Several of our players were seniors and were making their last appearance for Hlghland High. We lost to il strong Carlyle team, 34-0, Mr. Davis has coached our football squad for W the past three years. Every student in Highland X High School greatly admires his splendid work in building up the athletics of the school and the wonderful enthusiasm he has instilled into the players. Besides setting up goals and ideals to work for in football, Mr. Davis is to be commended for his staunch stand on fair play and true sports- manship in all school activities at all times. PAGE THIRTY BASKETB LL X Hack Row: lsert, liory, Bircher, Pfeiffer, Koch, Hartlieb, Zeller, Coach Nvhitc. Front Row: Earnhart, Duft, Allrlridge, Loyet, Alcli, Dubach, Keilbach. Coach White inaugurated the otficial 1934-35 basketball sea-son on Nov. 12, by issuing a call for recruits to that great sport. Of the twenty men who responded at the start of the season, the following were selected for the first team: Loyet, Earnhart, L. Alldridge, Keilbach, Bircher, E. Duft, Alch, Lory, and Dubach. Horace Loyet, a senior. captained the basket bah team this year. Horace is a good, dependable player on both offense and defense. Whenever the score was tied or close, it was usually Horace who came through and dipped the ball through the basket for a win or a tie, or a starting rally. Paul Earnhart carried off top honors for individual points Scored and for fouls com- mitterl. He had a. grand total of 159 points and 52 fouls. The past season has not been an excellent one, but the boys tried their best to make it so. In the National Trail Conference, Highland won one-third of its games. In the three tournaments in which Highland participated, they won their first game each time, but lost to stronger teams in the -second round of play. Highland went to two invitational tourna- ments, one at Mascoutah, and one at Troy, and to the District Tournament at Wood River. ln the annual city game between Highland High School and St. Paul, Highland still kept its record clean by defeating them 31-17. Many of us do not stop to realize how much we are indebted to Mr. White, who tills the re- sponsible position of high school principal. Mr. White also teaches science, and coaches the basketball and track teams, His influence in the class room and on the athletic iields is re- sponsible for our high standard of sportsmanship. PAGE THIRTY ONE B A S K E T B L L 1934-'ss SCHEDULE AND scoREs Date Nov. 21 Dec. 7 Dec. 8 Dec. 14 Dec. 21 Jan. 4 Jan. 8 Jan. 16 Jan. 18 Jan. 26 Feb. 1 Feb. 2 Feb. 16 Feb. 23 Mar. 1 Date Dec. 26 Dec. 27 Dale Feb. 7 Feb. 8 Feb. 9 Date Mar. 6 Mar. 8 Player Earnhart Loyet Keilbach Alldridge Alch Dubach Duft Blrcher Lory Total Pls. 532 PAGL THIRTY TWO Opponents Place Score H. H. S. Op. Dupo Dupo 12 24 Greenville Greenville 15 26 Troy Highland 29 23 Mulberry Grove Mulberry Grove 18 28 Livingston Livingston 18 33 Venice Venice 28 20 Pocahontas Pocahontas 20 23 St. Paul Troy 31 17 Troy Troy 22 33 Mulberry Grove Highland 21 34 Trenton Trenton 19 29 Livingston Highland 21 32 Venice Highland 2 8 16 Pocahontas Highland 26 27 0'Fallon ' O'Fallon 26 34 MASCOUTAH TOURNAMENT Opponent Place H. H. 5. Op. Columbia Mascoutah 28 27 Trenton Mascolltah 23 28 TROY TOURNAMENT Opponents Place Score HHS 0l'. Venice Troy 30 17 Troy Troy 16 25 Livingston Troy 17 37 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Opponents Place Score HHS OP. Brighton Woodriver 55 19 Madison Woodriver 29 35 Position Individual Pts, l-'ouls Forward 159 52 Center 130 30 Forward 60 20 Forward 52 43 Center 46 14 Guard 41 50 Guard 14 23 Guard 13 22 Forward 3 1 Opponents 587 Fouls 255 Won 7 Lost. 15 Pct. .290 4 4. vi-pg-ymm ' ,A QQ' TRACK 1934 Highland had but one track meet in 1933-'34. The National Trail Athletic League meet was held here Saturday, April 28, 1934. Schools entered were the members of the League: Livingston, St. Jacob, Mulberry Grove, Troy, Pocahontas, and Highland. Venice, the other member, was not represented. Several new records were set: Decrevel broke the tape in 880 yard run in 2:14.6 minutes. Komanecky of Livingston ran the 120 yard high hurdle for a new record of 20.7 seconds. Komanecky also broke his own record in the high jump with a leap of 5 feet 7 inches, Highland won the 880 relay for the third consecutive time. Alldridge, Schmidt, Ambuehl, and Decrevel composed the team. Livingston won with a total of 481,51 points to Highland's 21 5X6 points. St. Jacob was third with 21 points: Mulberry Grove, fourth with 12 5X6 points: Troy, fifth with 9 points: and Pocahontas sixth with 3 points. Highland did not enter the District Meet at Granite City last year. mi l935 Edwardsville held an invitational relay meet on April 20. Two relay teams were entered. The junior relay team looked promising, although they did not win. Alldridge went as far as the finals in the 100 yds. but tailed to place in the iinal of this event. This years National Trail meet took place at Livingston on May -ith. Living- ston won the meet by a large margin. They also won the 880 yd. relay. Highland placed third by placing 2nd in the relay. The points were as follows: Livingston 68, Pocahontas 20, Highland 11, Troy 10, Venice 10, and Mulberry Grove 9. We did not enter the district meet this year. 2 PAGE THIRTY THREE GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIO The Ilirl's Athletic- .wsoeintioii was introduced in our school four years ago and NHS IHWIVWI to lw WWI-' llfllllllilr. l'nder the leadership of Misa lf1'a11res l'et,erson, who has il0l'll nhly assist.-d by Miss Welrli, the nssoeizitioii has prozressed rapidly. This ye-111 wt- elected Veriiu Wehrle ns Olll' presidentg Druvillzi Pyle, vice president: llorothy lilllen Draper, set-retzwy: and .lane Steiner, il'92lSllT'Pl', lineli month ai meeting is held in the Home Et'oi1o111ios' l'OOlll. After the business had her n tmiisazirtetl, the inet-ting is turned ox er to the E'l'liCl'fZiIlllll6lll conimittee w11o provide ilIl1lISt'lllk'IlI. nntl I't'I'l't'SIlllltllllS. ln order to ht-rome an offirial lll9lllIJPl' of the G. A. A, each girl has to earn one linndretl points. These Iiointis may be earned by keeping health rules, pnrtici- I 'Imp ltmv: liswt-iipre-is, XY1-lurlv, NQ'llbillll'I', Yztupt-I, M. Pyle, Ill:-isvli, D. Pyle, llirschi, llirsvh, l'. St-hmitlt, t'h-nn-ritz, Iflvill, I.--utwih-r, llr:11't'. S--1-owl Him: lirnywr, Klaus, t'l:u11to11. lm:-t', Ynmi, xYl'ItIlll'I', NV.-inn-r, l'IIll'llil!ll't, li:1t'I':11-Ile, l 1-ah-1-1-r, Str:-iI'l', ll. Svlimidt, llrtrdill, thizu-g.:y. lfiret Row: lmxvler, llug, Miss xVl'Il'il, Iluu, Stl-ixivr, lint-r, llehrnrik, Miss Ixt'lt'l'5U!1, Alzilnn. hating in nnorgzinized activities and orgzxnized nrtivities, and by having exa111i11zttio11s inzule by dot-tors. Hiking, folk dancing, volley ball, and baseball were offered. lt' any :irl pztrtif-ipztto-s in ut, lengt two of these activities for one hour each, every wot-lt, she is exrnsed from the regular g:yn111:1sin111 class. Whe11 the girls have earned their one hundred points, they are initiated hy tl1e old IIIGIIIIJQFS. ln January, twelve new nieinhers were initiated. The tl. A. A. sponsored zi very successful George NVz1shi11gt0n party for the entire high school. The girls also gave a wiener roast for the eighth grade girls i11 the spring. Next year we are looking forwnrd to illl even bigger and better 0I'fl2lllIZ2lli0ll than we have had before. l'Xt.IC 'I IIIIt'l'Y I 0l'Il HOME ECONGIVIICS CLUB All girls who have had at least one year of Home Economics are eligible to membersliip in the Home Economics Club which was organized during September of this school year for tl1e first time. At the organization meeting the following officers were elected: President, Linette Meloy: Vice President, Frankie Weimer: Secretary, Beatrice Paulg Treasur- er, Bernice Schwehr. Delores Klaus served as Treasurer during the second semes- ter. Bliss Drew was our faculty adviser, A constitution was written by a committee and approved by the club. He-ime Mac-hers was chosen as our official name. lim-k How: Miss Drew, Klaus, Holtkoettcr, Rl. Paul, XVcimcr, Beck, lmbcgue, Xvarning, In-of Ruiz, Ft tlercr. l l l-'rant liuw: llocflt-, Kulby, 1':1pp, Scliwuhr, llla-loy, llc. Paul, Mnlan, Neubauer. Regular meetings were held the -'second and fourth Vifednesdays of each mouth in the Home Economics Department. The purpose of the club is to promote interest in Home Economics and to teach the girls to be better home makers by furthering their interests in home economics. In November Miss Drew, with two of the girls, Linette Meloy and Delores Klaus attended the State Conference of Home Economics clubs held at Springfield. They brought black many beneficial and interesting ideas. Our chief accomplishment was helping the P. T. A. mothers serve the hot lunch during the winter months. Later in the year, under the guidance and supervision of Miss Drew, the girls took full responsibility of the lunch room. VVe are looking forward to the club developing into a bigger and better organ- ization next year. PAC E THIRTY FIVE BA The Highland High School Band, of which we are justly proud, entered its fourth year with high hopes, It was organized under the leadership of George Raffaelle in 1931. In the district band contest at Hillsboro, in 1932, our band took first place in class D. This class was composed of schools having had a band less than one year. In 1933 the band competed in the district contest at Collinsville in class C. Highland finished in second division. The next year, the band went to the district contest at Belleville and tied with Rood- house for first place. This victory entitled them to ,go on to the state contest at Cham- paign, where they were placed in the second division. This year the band has given three concerts in Highland, they played at the basket- ball tournament at Woodriver, and at the Edwardsville Band Carnival. They added to the pep and enthusiasm of the students by playing for the basket-ball and football games. The Band took part in the Music Festival at Washington University, and they played in High- land for the Hospital Day. l Drum Major: Horace Loyet. 1-'lrst Rank from left to right: 11. Hartlieb, L. Pfeiffer, R. Schmidt, P. Schmidt, VV. Stoecklln. ., S--4-untl Hunk: IJ. Lory, Be.Paul, Bl. Paul, H. Stocker, B. Birchcr. E Third Rank: C. Scliut-pbach, J. Ammann, R. Hebrank, l.. Kempff, R. Koch. i Fuurtli Rank: J. Spin-ller, K. Boulanger, D. Schwehr, M. Siegrist, G. Moser. I Fifth Hank: ls. l.f-nrwii-rr, .x. lluth, T. VVintur, C. Haltli, M. Alch. E Sixth Rank: J. Schott, M. Feutz, B. Spellerberg, V. Haffaelle, E. Wchrle. l Sn-ve-nth Rank: C. Haiffar-llc, K. Siem-i', K. Iluehlman, M. Sautter, IC. Jenny. 3 l-Eighth Rank: R. lirocknieier, Ill. VVar4l, R. Kulbe, P. Tschannen, G. Suppiger. i Ninth Hank: ll. Siegrist, F. Koch, B. Hug. 1 On April 12, 1935, our band participated in the district contest at Edwardsville. The l band finished in first division. Our soloists were grouped as follows: Dwight Lory, first: . Bernice Hug, first: Marion Alch, second, Evelyn Jenny, first: and Blanche Paul, first, 1 The band we nt to Champaign on May 3, to compete in the State Contest. They fln- ' lshed ln second division. The soloists finished as follows: Dwight Lory, second: Bernice 1 Hug, third, Evelyn Jenny, secondg and Blanche Paul, second. The band is no longer a group of beginners, but rather an organization of accomplished musicians. Through the splendid cooperation of the community as a whole, the band l should go far next year as one of the outstanding organizations of the school. N The following members have graduated from the band since it started: 'l 1932-Henry Potts, Willis Draper, and Alfred Siever, U 1933-Leonhard Stoecklin, Clarence Koch, Wilson Boulanger, Edward Everett, and Alfred Sieurist. 1934-Harold Von Rohr, Stuart Drum, Sumner Michael, Raymond Schneider, and Jerome Long, Neva Hug. l'AG E THI RTY SIX GLEE CL BS Our choruses this year include forty-eight of our students. These students worked in three groups: boys', girls', and mixed choruses. They appeared on pro- grams for various social events during the year, and gained a repertoire of twenty songs. The choruses assisted the band in their series of concerts during this year. The High School Choruses with the members of the Parent Teachers' Associa- tion Chorus presented two performances of the Christmas Cantata, Chimes of the Holy Night. At a Sub-District Contest of the Illinois Music and Literary Association held at Carlyle on March 16, our school was represented by the three choruses and four soloists: Marion Alch, LuVerne Alldridge, Blanche Paul, and Beatrice Paul. Our mixed chorus, girls' chorus, and tenor soloist placed first. Our boys' chorus placed second and our contralto soloist, Blanche Paul, third. As a result, our choruses and winning soloist entered the Di-strict Contest held at Carbondale, on April 5 and 6. The mixed chorus and girls' chorus, and boys' chorus were all placed in the first group, and Marion Alch finished in second division. l-'ourth Row: P. Schmidt, Jenny, Krapp, Hogicr, Alch, Henzi, Hartlieb, Pfeiffer, Stoccklin, llory, Hug, Lcef, Neumann, Clayton. Third Row: Weidner, Klaus, Holtkocttcr, VVarning, Dubach, Beckniann, liarnhart, Stn-iff Ynupel, Bleisch, liaffaelle, Alcsserli, DeForest, R. Schmirlt, Rcinhart, Casper, Klein, Miss Pt-tcrson, Clementz. S1-cond Row: M. Rozricr, I. Rogicr, Hoefle, Be. Paul, Schwchr, El. Paul, Schwchr, Neubauer, 1.1-bcgtte, l.. Lebegue, Malan, Draper Kantncr. First How: Sivvvr, Decrcvvl, Allrlri4lge, Sclmtte, Sie-grist, Metzger, Koch. Highland High School was represented by the Band and Choruses at a Music Festival at Washington University on April 25 and 26. The girls' chorus and mixed chorus Iinished in second division, and Marion Alch was placed in second division. Our boys' chorus was not entered at this festival. On May -l, our mixed chorus and girls' chorus entered the State Contest at Normal. They were awarded second division honors. It has been through the excellent direction of Miss Peterson and fine cooper- ation of the community that our choruses have made such wonderful progress. By the efforts of all concerned, this success should continue to grow in the years to come, and make our choruses an outstanding organization of Highland High School. PAGE THIRTY SEVEN IRIS STAFF The iris stan has tried to give Ulll' subscribers a yearbook that will be both interesting and benefit-ial to all. ln order to accomplish our purpose we have included witliin our annual a record of the most outstanding events of the year, in both pietures and editorials: we have given reeognition not only to present st,ude-nite and faeulty members, hut also to every graduate by including within our yearbook an alumnus sovtion dating hack to the iirst high school graduating class of Iwo, llavk Now: Mr. ldwimz, lllurniiart, Iloinurzku, .Xllelritlgi-, Scliutte, Flurv, Mr. XYliitw-. Front How: Alvloy, St-limitll, liner, Ula-nu-ntz, l':tpp, Noll, Ke-mpff, Jenny, Miss Drew. The Iris staff wishes to express its deepest appreriation for the cooperation ot' Miss Helen Drew, Prinripal J. J. White and Superintendent P. L. Ewing for their inxaluahle assistance in the publishing of our annual. Our lris is a memory book which will call to mind in later years the pleasant events and rec-ollevtlons of our high school days. VW- feel greatly indebted to the business and professional people of l-lighland for the support they have given our yearbook. They are an asset to our thriving comniunity. When we take our places in the world, may we possess the same I spirit of Cooperation. PAGE THIRTY EIGHT FUTURE FAR ERS OF AMERICA At the beginning of the school year the F .F. A. officers were chosen. Glen Baumann was elected president: Dean Decrevel, vice president: Richard Liebler, secretary: Burnell Casper, treasurer: and Harold Baumann, reporter. Mr. Geuther served us as advisor until he left to take a position in the Soil Erosion Department of the Civilian Conservation Corps of the If S. Government. The vacancy left by Mr. Geuther's departure was filled by Mr. Simerl who has served us exceedingly well in the capacity of advisor. Top Row: Casper, Metzger, Alewes, Frutiger, LeDuc, Lamlert, McNabb, W. Mewes, Mr. Geuther Sl-conel Row: Schultz, Blumer, llenzi, Liebler, Baumann, l.eDuc, Ilinenfelser. First Row: Decrx-vel, Ha-ck, Stocker, Nungesser, Baumann, Fovhner, Hicsor. The F. F. A. has been very active during the past year. Last May our Indoor Ball team was defeated by Carlyle. Meetings of our organization continued throughout the -summer months. In the course of the school year, the .Agriculture classes have made trips to farms and other places of interest: namely, the National Stock Yards and the Metropolitan Police Station of St. Louis. The F. F. A. partici- pated in several contests, such as judging contests and showing projects: it has been the winner of several prizes. La-st year one of the outstanding events of the season was the F, F. A. banquet for the parents of the members. The Highland Chapter of the Future Farmers of America is part of a national organization of boys studying vocational agriculture, There are three grades of members: Green Hands, Future Farmers, State Farmers, and American Farmers. PAGE THIRTY NINE ANYBODYS GAME ltavk 'ltowz liven-w-l, llirsvh, Casper, lleiner-kc, Virgin, Clemvntz. Vi--nt limv: Z1-lla-r, th-ig'vi', Koch, Lia-blur, .Xlltll'i4lf.re, Meloy, Schmidt, liempff, Stocker. When Jimmy Craig wanders into the otfice of the Delaney Advertising Agency, he is ont of a job and trying to sell 11 few pairs of Aviation Hosiery. Who should he find behind the office switchboard hut Peggy Blake, his childhood sweetheart. She feels sorry for him and gets him a job hy telling the tising.: business, but every time he to be an A-l selling idea. Things Once she gets hold of a man she dance contest with her, but thatls him they are engaged, She thoughtfully tells every one else, too. From then on business and romance are all tangled up in a joyous snarl of complications. Finally, Lulu gets Big Boss that he doesn't know anything about the adver- opens his mouth he makes a dumb break that turns out are looking rosy except for Lulu Corliss, the Office Pest. never lets go. Poor Jimmy gets roped into entering a only the opening wedge. Before he knows it, Lulu tells stungf-plenty4- and the curtain comes down on a grand, happy ending climax. The followinfz is the cast in order of their appearance: MV. Tyler ,..... Maude Perkins -- Peggy Blake .... Eddie ....... -H- Helen Martin --- l.uln Uorliss .... lfllward Delaney - VVilliani Cassidy - .limniy Craig ---.- Sidney Lewis -..- Laura Hale ..... liennis Gibbs --- Sebastian Palukas Fritz Klinghopper Mrs. Allison Simni Greta Swinberg - 'PHS - Richard Liebler Dolores Hirsch - Pauline Schmidt --- Dean Decrevel --- Esther Vasper - Dorothy Kempff l.u Verne Alldridge .. .... Earl Geiger - llussell Stocker ---- Harry Zeller --- Linette Meloy -- Alvin Beinecke - Frederick Koch - George Schuette Irma Clementz -- Dorothy Virgin This play was successfully presented January 25, 1935. The high school orchestra furnished the music. Miss Drew directed the play. lAl If FORTY GH! SUS ! l i l-'irst Row: tleft to riglitl Elaine Porter, Minette Fowler, Marion Lebcgue, I-Ilmlo Duft, Orville Ilanwlcrt, Ellen Bardill, Marie kigrgs. Si-cond How: Mr. Yates, Alfred Dubach, lola Rogicr, Virgil Iberg. Katherine Kavanauglrs delightful four-act comedy Oh! Susan! was given at the Opera House by the junior class on Thursday, May 9. The play is concerned with the attempts of .lanet Dalton, a rich young society lady, to ensnare Danvers Meredith, a hand- some and wealthy young bachelor. Robbery, humor, wit, fun, dramatic tenseness, a well constructed plot, and plenty of action made this play quite successful. The following is the cast: Danvers Meredith, healthy, wealthy, and wise ...-...,...,.,. ,,.,. ,-,,-,,- E 1 do Duft Janet Dalton, who usually gets what she goes after ...-...,.,.,.,,,,., Minette Fowler Mrs, Marian Weatherby, Danvers' aunt, who plans not wisely but too well .... lola Rogier Rose and Edith Parsons, two rosebuds in the garden of girls .... Ellen Bardill, Marie Riggs Mame, who takes what she wants when she wants it ...,........,.. -- Elaine Porter Lefty, a light-fingered young gentleman .......................... Orville Landert The Old Soak, the proud father of these two ........................ Alfred Dubach Jason, who loves and serves the Merediths --.- ........................... Virgil Iberg Mrs, Hawkes, who loves and admires and serves the Merediths ........ The play was coached by Mr. Yates, the English teacher. Marian Lebegue PAGE FORTY ONE SNAPS APS -vfv' ,Q ...zfa.+..,Qm,u' .wg .-L SCHOOL CALENDAR sisrminmunn AUG. 30 Registration for the high school students. SEPT. 3 School began, Many new faces were seen in the assembly during the day! SEPT. 4 Several of the new students gat lost! Strange but true! SEPT. 10 All the grads and the P.G's come back for a last visit before going away to college. SEPT. 17 Mr. Davis gave the first of a series of very interesting talks on foot- ball in the assembly period this morning. SEPT, 21 All classes held picnics today. As they were supposed to be wlener roasts, it rained! SEPT. 24 Miss Peterson sang several selections for the assembly this morning. SEPT. 26 Home Ec Club was organized. ' SEPT. 27 Many students attended the show Treasure Island at the Opera House. SEPT. 28 H. H. S. football team loses its first game to Mt. Olive at Mt. Olive. Score was 2-0. I .-lj..- OCTOBER OCT. 1 Another interesting talk on football was given by Mr. Davis. OCT. 3 Several students attended the V. P. Parade in St. Louis. OCT. 3 A football game between the Shoe Factory team and the H. H. S. team resulted in a 15-8 victory for our boys! OCT. 4 Mr. Bailey gave a talk on Alcohol and Its Effects before the assem- bly this morning. OCT. 5 Everyone is talking World Series today! OCT. 9 Another fire drill! Everyone is rushing to get his outside work fin-- ished and handed ln! OCT. 10 Flnst six weeks' tests! 3:15 brings many sighs of relief. OCT. 11-12 Teachers' Institute gives us a short vacation! OCT.. 13 H. H. S. defeats Dupo at Dupo by the score of 18-6. OCT. 15 Students got their first test papers back! What varieties of expressions! OCT. 16 Quite a few people were seen drawing pictures in the library! Seniors, too! Ut was for Englishl ' OCT. 20 H. H. S. is defeated by Marquette at Alton by the score of 33-0. OCT. 22 Eighth period assembly given by Mr. Alward and Mr. Cammack, an- nouncing the Band Concert tonight. OCT. 24 Highland High wins the second game of the season from 0'Fallon 2-0 at the park. OCT. 27 Cathedral of Belleville defeats H. H. S. by the score of 24-3. PAGE FORTY FOUR l SCHOOL CALENDAR OCT. 29 Sophomore Hal1owe'en Party. .It was a big success! OCT. 31 All the boys are in huddles deciding on pranks for tonight's mischief! NOV. NOV. NOV. NOV. NOV. NOV NOV NOV NOV NOV NOV NOV. NOV DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC -D-. NOVEMBER H. H. S. defeats White Hall at White Hall by the score of 6-0. A Back to School Night was held for the parents of the students. Miss Drew, Lynette Meloy, and Delores Klaus attended the Home Ec Conference at Springfield. H. H. S. played Carlyle at Highland in the last game of the season and was defeated 34-0. The Drum Corp-s girls looked like spring. They had to wear their out- fits to school all morning as they were going to St. Louis to play in the Armistice Day parade. Mr. Yates gave a talk before the assembly entitled Whither Mankind? Football Carnival. Dorothy Ellen Draper was crowned Queen. A huge crowd attended :md spent their money! . First basketball game of the season at Dupo. H. H. S. lost 24-12. Second six weeks' tests! Everyone trying to borrow fountain pens to write tests! Teachers' Convention at Champaign! We get a vacation! Seniors sponsor a very successful box social. The group pictures for the Iris were taken today! Thanksgiving vacation! im D E C E M B E R The 'rest of the group pictures were taken today. The G. A. A. held its initiation today, Quite a few Mother Goose char- a-cters were running around the building! The noon hour noise was diminished 21 degrees because 21 girls could not talk above a whisper! Basketball game at Greenville. Score Greenville 333 H. H. S. 15. H. H. S. defeats Troy by the score of 29-23 at the Turner Hall, Wilbur Le Duc, a sophomore, died at the St. Joseph Hospital. H. H. S. loses to Mulberry Grove at Mulberry Grove by the score of 28-18. Try-outs for the senior play. Football lettermen received their red and black jackets! Last day of school this year. H. H. S. loses to Livingston at Livingston. PAGE FORTY FIVE SCHOOL CALE DAR DEC. DEC. JAN. JAN. JAN. JAN. JAN. JAN. JAN. JAN. FEB. FEB. FEB. FEB. FEB. FEB. FEB. MAR. MAR. MAR. MAR. MAR. l AG E FORTY SIX 26 H. H. S. defeats Columbia 27-28 in the Mascoutah tournament. 27 H. H. S. loses its second game of the tournament to Trenton. LDT J A N U A R Y 2 First day ot school in the new year. 10-11 Semester exams. Vacation for those who don't have to take them! 16 H. H. S. defeated St. Paul in the Troy gym by the score of 31-17. 17 Junior class sponsored the show, The Last Gentleman, at the Opera House. 18 H. H. S, loses to Troy in the Troy gym. 24 Senior class gives a matinee for the grade school. 25 Senior class play given at the Opera House to a large crowd! 26 Mulberry Grove again defeats H. H. S. at Highland. ...Dm FEBRUARY 1 Freshmen sponsor a school party. Highland loses to Trenton at Trenton. 2 Livingston again defeats Highland by the score of 33-21. 6-7-8-9 Basketball tournament at Troy. H. H. S. defeats Venice in the Hrst game. but loses to Troy. 12 Mr. Rawson, one of our directors, dies. 22 Six weeks' exams! G. A. A. gives all-high school party. 23 Last home game of the season. Highland loses an exciting game to Pocahontas 27-26. 28 Students get report cards today. YET MARCH 1 The deadline for all Iris subscript-ions. 6-7-8-9 District Tournament at Wood River. from Brighton 55-19. Lost to Madison by the score of 29-36. 8 G. A. A. members attend a Roundup at E. St. Louis, Highland wins its first game 15 Seniors have three weeks' tests! 16 Glee Club and soloists go to the Sub-District Contest at Carlyle and win first place in the music division. M A R MAR MAR MAR. MAR. APR. APR. APR. APR. APR. APR. APR. MAY MAY MAY MAY MAY MAY MAY MAY MAY y-Wt.. SCHOOL CALE DAR 18 Mr. White told the assembly about the contest. The Glee Club sang several numbers. 19 Bowling Banquet. 26 Anthony and Cleopatra was given in the assembly by the Triple A II16Il1b6I'S. 28 Two more redheads were added to the student body tDru Pyle and Verna Wehrlel, 30 The District Instrumental Solo Contest was held at Edwardsville High School. .-U-. A P R I L 1 Everybody is playing April Fool pranks on other students and also on several teachers. 2-3-4 Six weeks' tests. 5 Teachers' Institute at East St. Louis gives us all a vacation! 6 District Contest at Carbondale. All our choruses won first place. 11-12 District Band Contest at Edwardsville. Our grade and high school band both place in first division. 19-23 Easter vacation. 27 Music Festival at Washington University, St. Louis. ia... M A Y 2, 3 State high school band and solo contest at Champaign. Our band and soloists placed in Group II. 6 Musical festival presented in high school auditorium by grade and high school glee clubs as a part of National Music Week. 9 Junior class play Oh Susan is presented at Opera House. 18 Junior-Senior Banquet held at Masonic Temple. 20 Senior Class Day. - Assembly program. 22 82 23 Senior Exams. 26 Baccalaureate. 27, 28, 29 Semester Examinations for lower classes. 3 1 Commencement, IN MEMORIAM 1VlLBUR. P. LEDUC W'ilbur P. Leduc was born in Leef Township, on November 8, 1913. W'llbur's life was spent with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Leduc, in this vicinity. After attending Tontz school, NVilbur entered Highland High School where he was a student for two years. His chief interest was in agriculture. As an active member of the F. F. A. CFuture Farmers of Americnj, the high school glee club, and the sopho- more class, Wilbur was regarded as aboy who did his part ably and well. 1Vilbur became sick about a week before his death. He was admitted to the St. Joseph's Hospital where, on 1fVednesday, December 12, 1934, he died. Funeral services were held Saturday, December 15, 1934. lVilbur was regarded by his teachers and classmates as worthy of the high esteem accorded him. His passing is one of regret for his friends, companions, and teachers. PAGE FORTY SEVEN Latzer, Robert Louis -- PAGE AL CLASS OF '96 Ammann, Lllllan Catherine . . ....i.1.,i. ..i, l N ------- ----.P N I ladelphla, Pa. Boeschenstein, Eleanora ..... ... .......... Mrs. Robert Tschudy ............. ..... T nton, Ill. Collms, Wllllam Alvin ..... ...... H agnauer Ak Knoebel Hdwe. Co.--- ..... Hi hland. Klnne, Edna Marguerite --- ........ Mrs. A. B. Hammel .............. ..... T ton, Ill. Koch, Emma Hedwig ........ .. .... Mrs. Theo. Ittner .............. ..... S t. Louis. Mo. Koch, Ida Paula ......... -.--- ..... Mrs. R. Wamer ............ ..... S t. Louis, M0. Leutwller, Charles Wm. -- ..... Member, Leutwller Bros. --- ..... Highland. Tontz, Knowles Shaw --- ..... Frultgrvwer ............... ..... Ba berton. Ore. Tuffll, Wllllam Tell --- ..... Member. Tuffll Bros. .... ..... S t. Louls, MO.- CLASS OF '97 Anmmann, Wllllam Edgar --- .... .Deceased Berger, Frederick .......... ..... M o. 8: Pac. Railroad Co.-- ..... St. L0uls. MO. Everett, Bertha Atherton --- ..... Clerk, Power Q Light Plant ........ ..... l-I lghland. l-Iediger, Alice. ............. ..... De ceased. Leutwiler, Edgar ......... ..... P rop. Union Typewriter Co. -- ......... St. Louis. M0- Mahler, Amalla ......... .........-.....-- -.-.....-.......- ----. H i ll land- Mueller, Emma Esther --- ..... Mrs. Adolph Malan ........ ..... G envllle. Ill- - Ruegger, Louise Bertha .... ..... M rs. Arthur Koch ........ .-.-- M l.6l'V8-. Ohio Stubblns. Robert Clinton --- ...-...........-. .--....-.---.- ---.- C h ICRSO. Ill- Wlldl. Hedwig Loulse .... ..... M rs. John F. Montgomery .... ..... B udapest Zippy-odt, Cecelia Eunice --- ..... Mrs. M. Malan ..........--- ----- B Ufler. M0- CLASS OF '98 l Bauer, Edith Henrletta -- ..... Mrs. Bosenbury .... St. Louis, Mo. Feutz, Felton ...,.. , ,..... ........................ De 'Land, Fla. lelcdlger, Cledn. Louise ..-- ..... Deceased. Hoerner, Hulda Louise --- ..... Deceased. Kaeser, Wm. George ..... Marcoot, Mary Frances --- Marxer, Edward ............ Mgr. Pet Mllk Co. ..... Mrs. Samuel Michael --- Farmer ............... Menert, Rosalie Louise ...... ..... D eceased. Rawson. Wlllabelln. ........... ..... Ruegger, Reinhardt Adolph Stocker, Charles Herbert ..... ..... Supnlger. Stella ............. Tontz, James Garfleld --- CLASS OF 1900 Hedlger, Edgar Adolph --- Sueckart. Charles ......... Spellerberg. Edward R. --- CLASS OF '01 Rlelsch, Alice .... Florin. Serena --- Kamm, Leonle -- cmss or' '02 ' Buehlmnnn. Julius Joseph --- ..---- Mahler, Isabella ............ Menz, Eugene ............ Roth. Laura Ema ..... Soellerberg .Leo John -- Tontz, Ida Ellen ..... Tontz, John Logan --- Tuffll, Jessie ........ CLASS OF '03 Mrs. Edgar Ammann ....... Insurance Agent ............ - Prop. Sales A: Service Sta.--- Mrs. Henry Rogler ......... dlson, Wls. M -..---Hl hland. -----M tgomery, Ala. -----St. Louis. -----Hi hland. -----Hl bland. M Mo. son City, Ill. Dean Benson H. S. ......... ..... P oitland. Ore. 1 Electrician, Gen, Electric Co. --- ..... St. Louis, Mo. Pharmacist ..... ...... ......... ..... S t . Louis, Mo. Salesman, Pet Milk Co. ...... St. Louis, Mo. -----Mrs. Otto Leutwiler -- -----Prop. Gift Shop -..---.. Office Mgr.. Aeollan Co. --- -----Muslc Teacher -------------- -----Ass't Mgr., L. A. Herald --- -----Mrs. Rudolph Wolf ------- -----Prop. Chief Dairy Co. -- St. Louls, Mo. hland Hi . Niggara Falls. N. Y. l srl Louis, Mo. -----'-llfhland. -----Lo Angeles, Calif. -----Edgvardsvllle. Ill. --- ..... a us y, 1 o S d k Oll ,,,,---------.--------- ------- ------- -----PoE'tland, Ore. -----Western Electric Co. --- Ammann. Stella Alice ............. ..... ll Irs. Helmuth ......--------- Brown, James Horace ........ ..... P hyslcian ............ Knmm. Pauline Henrietta ....... ..... M rs. Arnold Graet --- Krummenncher, Victor Hugo ---- -----Pharmaclst ---------- -- Kuhnen. Edna Carolina ...... ..... M rs. J. H. Brown --- ---- Labhardt. Herbert Bismarck. Mahler, Carl ................. - ..... Booth Sz Lewis Hdwe. Co. CLASS OF '04 Ilagnauer, Amo .......... Herman. Llnda. Susan .... I-Iollard, Charlotte Allne rcnoebel, Frieda Nellie --I ' Neubauer. Ella Cora --- Roth. Florence ....... .... lltlger, Bertha Ione .. .... CLASS OF '05 l-Iagnauer, Iva Lllllan --- Jehle. Ferdinand ......... Knoebel. Edwin Leopold ............-... Koch, Alice Katherine .................. Labhardt. Lulu Dorothy -..- ....... ---- Luehm, Lllllan Elsle ....... ..... Splndler, Martha Seybt .... ..... FORTY EIGHT ----- -----M. M. 8: R. Silver Co. --- -----Mrs. Ferd. Jehle -------- - .... ..... B a timore, Md. ----..St., Louis, Mo. -----Lo Angeles, Calif. ------ -----Co . Springs, Colo. -----Pa k Ridge. Ill. ---..-St. Louis, Mo. -----Colo. Springs, Colo. -----Go zales, Tex. St. Louis, Mo. -----Cl veland, Ohio -------Lo Angeles, Callt. -----Mrs. Alfred Slegrlst -------- --------Hi hland. -----Member, Pet Mllk Co. -------------------St. Louis. MO. ------Mrs. Fred Nlcodemus ----------..-------Se dai, Japan --------Mrs. C. H. Goforth ----- ----..--------Se Illia. M0- -----Mrs. Gerald Moser ..-- ----..Hl hland. Mrs, Armin Kurz ................ ........ C lvlihvllle, UI. Engineer Whlte Motor Co ..... Cl veland, Ohlo .... ................... ........ .......... M ry svllle. Ohio Member, 'ribbetcs sz co. ............... ---Hi hland. Mrs. Fred Lelsher .......------ -.-------- N GRUB-. Ill- Mrs. J. M. Leef ......... .----------. ---- H i Nand- Mrs. Ragnauer Freng .... ---------- 0 18-nfl. Calif- l l l .'.wn' . 1.4. m:r...adsudKu1 W-.. -9. f. .- Tontz, Bertha Irene -- ............... -- Wlldi, Cordelia Ella --- ........... ---- CLASS OF '06 I ALUM Supervising Nurse ...................... Portland, Ore. Mrs. Wadi Habeeb ........ ............ H ighland Hebrank, Ella ...............,..,,....... Mrs. Adolph Hug ....................... Highland. Jehle, Anita ............................. Milliner .................................. Walla Walla, Wash. Kanim, Oliver ........................... Research Chemist, Parke-Davis Co. ...... Detroit, Mich. Leutwiler, Martha ........ .............. M rs. Charles Hirschi .................... I-Ilghland. Leutwiler, Richard ............ - ..... - .... W ith Ill. Engineering Co. .............. Ch cago, Ill. Lorenz, Lulu ....... ..................... M rs. Clarence Loyster .................. Ypsylantil, Mich. Moser, Gerald ........................... Deceased. Vulliet, Nathalia ........................ Mrs. Wellington Plxler .................. North Adams, Mau. CLASS OF '07 Dzengolewski, Millie M. ................. Mrs. Gephardt ........................... St. Louls, Mo. Kurz, Armin C. T. ...................... Publisher -..- .............................. Carllnvllle, Ill. Roth, Carlyle J. G. ..................... Deceased. Tibbetts, Robert K. ..................... Gen. Mgr., Hug Co. .................... Highland. Wildl, Richard J. W. .................. Mechanic ............... ............... S t. Louis, Mo. CLASS OF '08 Deforest, Ethel Rosa ................. ..--Mrs. Russell Douglas .................... Kansas City, Mo. Deforest, Florence Lillian ............... Mrs. Frank Meador ,... ................... Los Angeles, Calif. Fricker, Mabel Julia .................... Mrs. John Foederer ..................... Pierron, Ill. Hoefle, Florence Augusta ............... Ass't Cashier, F. N. Bank .............. Highland. Hollard, Henry Walter ---.. ....... ...--Instructor, State Ag. Col. ............... Jonesboro, Ark. Luehin, Cora. Louise .................... Mrs. Wm. Siegrlst ...................... Highland. Marti, Lulu .............................. ........................................... I-I lghland. Slegrist. Wm. Frederick ................ Salesman, City Garage .................. Highland. Sommerfeldt, John Edward ............ gn... ........... ... ................ ........ .. St. Louis, Mo. Spindler, Julius Joseph ...... ............ W ith Kuehne Mfg. Co. .................. Mattoon, Ill. Tontz, Minnie Amelia .................... Foreign Missionary-Craigmore Melsetter S. Rhodesia, Africa. Zipprorlt, Roy Richard - ...... .. ...... ---- Architect ................................ CLASS OF '09 Washington, D. C. Blattner, Lets. Amanda ................. Mrs. Frank Cairns ...................... Highland Hediger, Irma. Theresa .................. Mrs. 'W. Farry .......................... Coalinga., Calif. Hirschl, Marie R. ................ - ..... Mrs. Herman Miller .................... San Antonio, Tex, Kuhnen, Hilda Irene .................... Mrs. WVillis Draper ...................... Highland Labbart, Georgia Rosetta ................ Milllner .................................. Greenville, Ill, Launer, Othmar William ................ With Johnson Shoe Co. ................. Los Angeles, Calif, Stocker, Alice ........................... Teacher, J. H. S. ................... ---Highland Stocker, John ...... ...... ................ F a rmer - ................. ............... H lghland CLASS OF '10 Ernst, Eugene ........................... Prop. Barber Shop ....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Highland Everett, Grace .......................... Mrs. George Herman ......,.,,,.,,,..... Coco Solo, Canal Zone Forister, Alma. .......................... Mrs. John McGann ...................... Phoenix, Ariz. Hebberger, Emma ....................... Mrs. Oscar Weber ......... .,.,,,.,,.,,. C lmmpaign, 111, Knoebel, Wilbert Geoge ................ .Architect .............., ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, H lghland, Latzer. Irma -----.-.--................. -MI'S. M. C. Gamble .................... --Peorla, Ill. Leriche, Willis .... ..................... - Deceased. Moser. Paula Elsie ...................... Mrs. Lawrence Bell - ..................... Toledo, Ohio Schildknecht, Ida. ..- ......,............... Mrs. Everett Young ,..............,,.... Los Angeles, Calif, Spindler, Mary .......................... Mrs. Solomon Supplger .................. Highland Suppiger, Solomon ........... ......... 1' 'armers Sz Merchants Bank ....... .... H lghland CLASS OF '11 Herman. George Grover ....-............ Surgeon, U. S. Navy ................... Coco Solo, Canal Zone Hunziker, Walter .... ............. ...... D e ceased. Kamm, Rufus Maurice .................. Research Chemist .......... Kamm, Wilbur Fred ....... .... ......... R e search Chemist, Parke-Devi Kempff, Joseph William ................ Leriche, Esther Ellen ....... I .......... - Leutwller, Flora Emella ................ Moehlheinrlch, Raymond E. ............ Physician Kc Surgeon ....... Mrs. C. W. Schmidt ................... . -------------Atlanta, Ga. s Co. ..... Detroit, Mich. -------------Highland Ft. Benton, Mont. -- ---- 4 ------- -1 ----------------------- ----Highland Garage Business ---..----------....... --Los Angeles, Calif. Mueller, Harry Louis .... ..... .... ..Deceased. WVildl, Newton ........................... Member, Tibbetts 8: Co. ................. Hlghland Zipproclt, Ella ........................... Mrs, Fred Hoover .................... ..,Glenda,1e, Ariz, CLASS OF '12 Berger, Irene Mabel .................. ---Deceased Hagnauer, Hugo Hilbert ....,........... Koch Gertrude Edna With First National Bank Stocker, Harry Frederlck-:In-:::::Eng., Stocker G. 8x C. Co. CLASS OF '18 Manager Grocery Store .... -------------St. Louis, Mo. ----..-----..---Hlghland --------------I-Iighland Everette, Lucille Ellen .................. Mrs Milton Hoefle ...................... Highland HE!'m8.h, Mary Hallie .-.................. Mrs. Chas. McCann ............,,,.-,,,, Quincy, 111, Kustermann, Elsie Anna ................ Mrs. F. Morelock ..,-..,,.,......,,,,,,,, Highland Lorenz. Edna Julia ...... .-............. M rs. Jos. Kempff ........................ Highland MUCUGF, Anita- Bertha- --------------.- --Mrs. Harry K. Eversull ..... - .......... Cincinnati, Ohio Shattlnger, Richard .............. ..,,,. S ale sman, Barker Bros. ........... ----- Pasadena, Calif. PAGE FORTY NINE ALUM Senn, Otmar Herbert --- ----With McOnnos Products --- Wlck, Henry Oscar .... ..... D eceased. CLASS OF '14 Bardlll, Ruth Ida ............ .... W lth State 8: Trust Bank -- Breitenbacn, Elda Paullne --- .... Mrs. Bert Virgin ....... ---- Forlster, Leora Muriel ..... .... ....................... ....... Music Teacher, Shurtleft Col. --- ..-- ----Physician 8: Surgeon ------- Koch, Alma Mlnnle ....... .... Leu, Leto Millard .......... Genre, Lllllan Pearl ..... .... Herman, Ewald Emll --- Mrs. Earl Malan ........... ------ ......... ..---------- Lorenz, Nellie Henrletta --- .... Mrs. Wilbur Kyle ------- Marxer, Irma Ida ........ .... Miller, Irene Walburga. ..... .... Neubauer, Clara Bertha --- ---- Schmetter, Arthur Louis --- ---- Deceased. Mrs. Edward Thomas ...... Teacher, Township H. S. -- Mgr. Genin Hdwe. Co. -- Slegrlst, Loulse Lena .. .- .... Mrs. Fremont Michael --- Spindler, Alexander .... ---------------..------------- Suppiger, Comella ....... .... L Irs. G. Wegener ...... Wlldl, Homer Adolph --- CLASS OF '15 Brook, Clarence Louls -. Carp, Avery ..... .. ...... - Essenprels, Nora Rosa --- Genre, Inez Edith ...... Kamm, Irma Myrtle - Scnmctter, Laura Mary':- III CLASS 014' '16 Brunner. Clara --- Dugger, George -- Kamm, Estelle .... Leder, Stella ........ Martl, Orvllle .... Marxer, Elsa ...... Mueller, Fem ....... Rogner, Bonnylln --- Senn, Elmer ...... Wlldl, Bessemer -- CLASS OF '17 Everett, Marlon Ives --- Feutz, Lucllle Marie ...... ... ........ Hammer, Carl Edward --- Hug, Leslie Joseph ..... Kuhnen, Lylah Olivia -- Malan, Earl Everett ..... .... Merwln, Clara Allce ........ .... Mueller, Wllbur Kenneth --- ---- Pabst, Erna Hedwig ..... .... Reinhardt, Allce Ruth -- Ronlger, Rose .......... Rutz, Warren Arret --- Schmetter, Orville ...... ----Deceased. With Bell Telephone Co. ...... --- V. Pres. Carp Dry Goods Co Mrs.. Wolt ..................... --- ..........L........... -----Jarhestowm Ill. .Hi hland -I-Il hland -------------Hi hland -.Alt n, Ill. --- ..... 1-Il hland -Ce tralia, Ill. -Hi hland. ------Le non, Ill. -St. Louls, Mo. -Be eville, Ill. -Be evllle, Wls. -----1-li hland. Hi - hland -----C0 lnsvllle, Ill. l -Chi ago, Ill. -G ite City. Ill. -Ee ver Colo. Mlsslonary ................... .... s as City, MQ, Mrs. Chas. Taylor .... Mrs. Erwin Lory .... Mrs. Llggett .... Fa rmer .......... Mrs. John Klein ----- Deceased. Mrs. Frank I-Ialdi ...... Mrs. Wm. McMillan --- Clerk, Mercantile Co. -- Dairy Farmer ........... 'Free Surgeon .......... Mrs. Rudolph Kurz ..................... Mrs. Herbert Schmetter .... Wlth Edison Supply Co. --- Deceased. Mrs. Wallace Launer --- Cashler, Bank ........ Stenographer .......... Physician ............... -Au tlnvllle, Va. -Hl hland -Lo g Beach, Callt. -St. Jacob, Ill. -Bu alo, N. Y. -----I-Ii hland -Hl hland -St. Louls, Mo. Jacob, Ill. ----- mond, Vt. -----Hl hland -Cln lnnatl, Ohio -Hi hland -Lo Angeles, Calif ------H1Qh1and -----Centralla, Ill. ---- St. wLouls, Mo. -----St. 'Louls, Mo. Mrs. Ewald Hermann -.-- --.-- H lghland Mrs. Clarence Zobrlst ------ -I-Il hland Teacher, Linden School ----- ----- H l hland With Highland Cash Store ---- ----Hl hland F. 8: M. Bank --.----..-..... ...-- V a dalia, Ill. Schott, llda Eugenie -.--. ---- M rs. R. E. Baumann ----- Slegrlst, Louis Amold --- ..-- Dept. Head, Hug Co. ----- Spellerberg, Raymond -- ---.- Milk Hauler, H. D. F. --- CLASS OF '18 Baumann, Sylvia --..--- .... .... D e ceased. Hodge, Marjorie --- ----- -.......--. M rs. Emery Waftlard -- Launer, Florence Bertha -- --.. .-..... Mrs. Elmer Pier .-.. -- Leutwller, Vesta Margaret --- -- ---- Deceased. Lorenz, Curtis Francis ...-- --.- I 'harmaclst .--.- .. .---..--. Martl, Melvin .....-....... ---------------- ------------------ Matter, Elva Johanna - ..... ---- M rs. Everett McKlttrlck --- Meyer, Helen Florence ..-.-.. .... M rs. Slegfrled Carter .... Schmetter, Herbert Robert --- .... Deceased. Schott, Waldo Roderick ....-. ..------ Ra richer ----------------- Schrumgf, Violet Marie - --....-..--..--- Mrs. Albert Matzlngel' --- Schwen , Mlllard Fred --...-.... .....-- U . S. POS! Office ------- - Spelleg-bers, Edna, Lena ,- ..-.-... ---- M rs. Slmeon Eagen --- Stocker, Mathllda Marie --- -- ..-- Deceased. Stokes, Marrls John .......- .-.-- ---- D ec eased- Su plger, George David --- ---...... Vhsllrance Age!!! -- Wllldl, Volta. Darwin --..- .---- B rlcklayel' ------- CLASS OF '19 ca,-D Rggamgnd Mlnnle ,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Mrs, Charles Newcorn ----- Eagan, Simeon Francis ....,,.. ., .....-- YVlth Florsheim Shoe Co. --- Kalb, Pauls. Allce ........... -- .....-..-- Mrs- Kreummenacher, Mlllle M. Loder. Mildred Anna .............-.--- --MVS- Orvllle Yann ..--- Ludwlg, Eva Dorthea -.... ......-.-. -. MTS- DCB!! Johnson ---- Marxer, Ethel Loulse --- ---.. .... --a-----1 ----------- -------- Mueller, Allce Hedwig --- ------ -------------- ------- - - ---- l'Allh FIFTY -----Hl hland -----Hl hland -----E. St. Louls, Ill. -Highland -Lebanon, Ill. -----Chllcago, Ill. ----Trim. Ill. -----Me phls, Tenn. -----Bu game. Calif. -----Cli t, Tex. -----Ho ey, Iowa. -Hi hland -----ch ago, nl. -----H1 'hland -----Hl hland ' w A -St. !Louls, Mo. --- ---.. Chl ago. Ill. Fred Vlncell .....-.-- -. ---- ----- S C- 140018. M0- -Fa mlngton, Mo. -----Hl hland .Jac son, Mich. -St. Louls, Mo. -Hl hland iteflfoid. William Henry ................ Federal Office Agent r' .ALUM Senn, Erwin Oliver , ,--,,,,,.,,-,-,,..... International Shoe Co. .................. St. Louis, Mo. Stocker, Amy Pauline .................. Mrs. Chas. Partridge .................... Mt. Vernon, Ill. Suppiger, Edith Beatrice ............... Mrs. R. Greenman ................-.--.. -Cleveland. Ohio CLASS OF '20 Carp, Clemence Emil .......,.,,,,,.,, ,,,Dentist ................................... St. Louis, Mo. Collins, Verna ................... ........ M rs. Harley Milstead ........ .. .......... Mt. Clair, N. J. Duncan, Hazel Belle .......... .......,., N urse, Barnes Hospital ................ St. Louis, Mo. Foehner, Elvin Mllton ...............,.. With F. 8: M. Bank ---. .......... - ...... Highland Glock, Lillian - ........... - .............. ............-.............................. H ighland Hoetle, Milda Emily ..........,..,...... Mrs. H. E. Dickenson .................. Bloomington, Ill. I-Iolliger, Irene Velma. ............,...... Mrs. Temple ............................. Chicago, Ill. Hoyt, Pearl May ...................,.,,, Teacher, Home Economics ............. Florence, Ariz. Hug, Gladys Louise ....... - ,,.......... Mrs. R. K. Tibbetts .................... Hllihland Kamm, Mabel Lylah .................... --.4 ........... .- .......................- -B 8.10. N. Y. Kyle, Mary Elizabeth ---.. .............. Mrs. J. M. Coughlan .................... St. Louis, Mo. Matter, Eunice Louise ...... ............ li Irs. Victor Koch ....................... Highland Meyer, Claire Victoria ....,............. Mrs Edward R. Golden ................. Ta oalto, Hawaii Spellerberg, Vesta. ..,,......,............ Mrs Nelson Foehner .................... Highland Spencer, Mildred ........................ Mrs. Hubert Bardill ..................... St. Paul, Minn. Stokes, Wallace Henry ..........,...,... With Goodyear Tire Co. ................ Los Angeles, Calif. Tschannen, Selma ........... ............ CLASS OF '21 Habbegger, Fred Louis ................. I-luegy, Harvey Wilbem ................. Highland Dairy Farms .......... Kuhnen, Harold Harry .................. With Pioneer Creamery Co. Koch, Victor ............................. Latowsky, Hilda Charlotte Miner, Reynola waiter ---::::::::Moulton Barney shoe co. Nagel, Robert Christian ................ St. Louis, Mo. -Attorney-at-Law ..... .................... H lghland. Ill. lnstructor U. of I. ...................... Urbana, Ill. Cairo, Ill. Sec'y. Hug Co. .......................... Highland Mrs. Ha.rvey Huegy ........... .......... U rbana,, Ill. -..------------Hlghland Pharmacist .............................. Highland Highland Rogier, Dwight Charles ...... ...... ..... T e acher, Foster School .. ...... ........... St. Louis, Mo. Long Beach, Calif. Stocker, Bemice Ida -.- ........ ........ ll Irs. Ralph J. Kamm .................... Highland CLASS OF '22 Ambuehl, Erna Sophia .............. .... M rs. Wilbert Lebegue ................... Brunner, Edna Caroline ........ ...... - -Mrs. S. McClellan ...................... - Dettmar, Florence Wilma .......................................................... Edwardsville, Ill. Waukegan, Ill. Highland St. Louis, Mo. Hagnauer, Waldo William .............. With Y. M. C. A. Service Co. ........ ..- Iberg. Richard Louis H. - ............... With H. Dairy Farms ................ -- Ittner, Francis Wilbur .................. Miller's Mutual Ins. Co. ........ ........ Kamm, Grace Marie .............. .......................... - - .................. --- Lebegue, Wilbert Edmund Paul, Edythe Elizabeth ................. Mgr. Krogrer Store ................... --- Mrs. Ed ythe Robinette .................. Buffalo, N. Y. St. Louis, Mo. Detroit, Mlcn. Rogier, Faye Esta .... ............. ..... T e acher ............. - .................... Marine, Ill. Rogler, Max DeMoulin .................. Teacher, Liberty School ..... ....... .... H l ghland Suppiger, Russell Shubert ............... Musician ................................. St. Louis, Mo. Thumau, Alice Lulu ........ ........... - Stenographer .......................... -- St. Louis, Mo, Thumau, Arthur Edward ............... Farmer ......................... ......... T roy, Ill. CLASS OF '23 Beckman, Claire Genevieve .... .......... M rs. J. B. Graving ...................... St. Louis, Mo, Collins. Leighton William .............. Instructor, Engineering Dept. .... ...... U rbana, Ill. Flaherty. John Peter ................ .... C lerlcal Work ........... ................ S an Francisco, Calif. Foehner, Nelson Oliver .......... .. ..... City Clerk ........... ............ ....... .H l ghland Jenne. Elmer Emil .................... --Teacher, St. Jacob - ..................... St. Jacob, Ill. Lebegue, Albert John ................... Marti, Julius Sebastian ........ --- .... --- Messerll, Pauline Emma ................ Meyers, Alblrdie Bonnelyn Teacher, Purcell School, ................ --------------Stenographcr, Shoe Factoly With Sears, Roebuck 81 Co. ............ Teacher, H. S. ......... - .............. -- St. Louis, Mo. Alton, Ill. Alhambra, Ill. -,------ .----Hlghland Pabst. Selmar Thelo - .......... - ...... .Architect ................................ Highland Spencer, Loma Doone ............... ---Mrs. L, R. Seligman .................... Highland Stoecklln, Pearl Bemlce ................ Mrs. Victor Hunkel ...................... Chicago, Ill. CLASS OF '24 Ardueser. Anna Hedwig ......... ....... M rs. Duane Mewes ...................... St. Louis, Mo. Bub, Charles Frederick ..... ............ D eceased. Clancy, Clarence ......... .... ........,,. S t udent Calif. Institute of Teclmology---Pasadena, Calif. Collins, Curtis Alvin ......... - ........., Bank Cashier -- ......................... West Bend, Wls. Gottenstrater, Amy Alvina ............. Mrs. Charles Vogelbacher .............. Marine, Ill. Hagnauer. Estelle Louise .............. -,Mrs. Vemon Ittner ...................... Highland, Ill. Hanser, Helen Elizabeth ................ ---.t .......... ... ........................ --St. Louis, Mo. Hebrank, Esther Laura .............. ---Mrs. John Splndler ...................... Los Angeles, Calif. Hewett. Glenn .......... - ................ Bookkeeper, H. D. F. ................... Highland Hoyt. Lucille Faires ........ ............ S tudent, U. of Ariz. .................... Tempe, Ariz. Hug. Waldo Edward .................... Member, Hue Meat Market Highland Iberg. Florence Amelia .................. Mrs. Maynard Frey ..................... St. Louis, Mo, Ittner, Vemon Vtfllliam ................. Editor Highland Journal ........ ........ H ighland. Ill. Koch. Irma Louise ......,............... Ocheltre Elec. Co. ....... .. .............. Pittsburgh, Pa, Lynch. Harriet Tesson .................. Mrs. Hennesler ....................... ---Highland Matter, Wilma Leta ........... .. ........ Mrs. Roland Tschudy .......... .. ....... Highland Maupin. Ira Twist ...................... Oiflce, Little dz Hays Co. - ............. St. Louis, Mo. Menz. Roscoe Ellington ..........,...... With F. N. Bank ........ ............... L Highland. Miller, Edna. Melha - .... ................. T rained Nurse .......................... -St. Louis, Mo. Neumann. Olive Theresa ........... ..... M rs, John Ludwig ..... .. ................ Highland Bawson. Russell William ............... Asst. Cashier National Biscuit Co. ....... Cairo, Ill. PAGE FIFTY ONE UM Rogler, Dorothy E. A. --- Relnhart, Milton Allen --- Stokes, Ellen Sarah .... Supplger, Edward W. - Tlbbetts, Margaret D. - Tschudy, Roland Fellx --- Tuftll, Norman August --- Wlldl, Vlrglnla Florence --- --II: CLASS OF '25 Baumann, Christopher C. --- -- Belnecke, Della Ruth ..... Clancy, Esther Clara ....... .... Flahurty, Vlncent James --- ---- Huller, Edgar ................. .... I-Iumpler, Elizabeth Helen .... .... lberg, Elmer ................ .... Iberg, Irene Hilda ....... Kami. Joseph Alvis ...... Katt, Wllllam John ......... .... Leutwller, Irma Pauline --- ---- Mendel, Isadore ........... Menz, John Eric ......... Michael, Janett Louise .,.., ---- Myers, Stella Alblrdle --- .... .... Rogier. Floyd Lewis .----- - ---- Searcy, Lenore Isabell . ...... .... Schonley, Frances Louise .... .... Stelner, Dorothy Alberta --- ---- CLASS OF '26 Althoft, Dee Ina ........... .... Ardueser, Audrey G. ......... .... Brandes, Esther Hulda ........ ..-- Easley, Levlc Eugene -- Gaffner, Trevor Thlelan -- Glger, Leola Dennls ........ .... Gr mmer, Wllbert Wllllam --- ---- Hnnser, Milton Edward --- ---- Kannally, Alice Isabel ..... ...... Muerl, Ioward Kenneth --- --..- Rogler, Mildred Lucille ........ ---. Ruff, Rosetta Caroline .......... ---- Schwehr, Marie Marguerite Shepard, Earl Emanuel ........ - ..... -.-- Stoecklln. Gertrude Louise --- ---- Suess. Edith Ellzabeth .... -- ---- Thlems, Myrtle Irene ..... Tschannen, Floyd John --- Werner, Milton Jacob --- CLASS OF '27 U Abert, Erwin ........ Aeblscher, Gladys P. --- -----Mrs. Joy Malan --- -----VVith Rubber Co. ---. --IIIf5SEFJ6E5Ef'ii 6i'iT'IIII-- -----Business Teacher, H. S. --- ------Dentlst -------..---------n -Salesman, Tuftli Bros. --- -Teacher, H. S. ......... --Western Electrical Plant --- Mrs. Waldo Hug ......... Mrs. Malcolm Herbst .... Pharmaclst ................. Neubauer's Meat Market --- Mrs. Stelnkuhle .......... - Student, U. of I. ....... Dentist ................. Electrical Engineer ......... V . -----Ak'l Mrs. Taylor Llemlng ................... With Garge Corp. ............. Mlssisslppl Valley Trust Co. -- Mrs. Wm. Moore .......... ..... Mrs. Harold Rledllnger ....... Baptist Preacher ........... Mrs. Norman Hirsch --- Mrs. Lewis Mong .... .-- Mrs. Nelson Loyet ..,. Stenographer, Hug Co. --- Mrs. Craln .............. Pharmacist .............. Student ................... Florist ..... .................. VVlth High. Dairy Farms --- Mrs. Doggett ............. Dentist .................. Mrs. Clyde Lebegue --- Mrs. Ed. Pfeiffer ...... Teacher .............. Dentist --. ......... - Mrs. Carl Rlkll ...... Mrs. C. Zblnden ...... Mrs. Warren Rutz --- Insurance Agent ----- Postal Clerk ....... Farmer .......... -- ....... -- -----No IIIIIW --:ZZ-Ph --------Hi h land on, Ohlo -----lil hland -----Ur ana, Ill. -----Ch tsworth, Ill. ---- Hi hland -----St. Louis, Mo. -----Highland Autora, Ill. -Hl hland -St. Louis, Mo. ---- St. Louis, Mo. -----Highland -----St. Louis, Mo. -Ur ana, Ill. ----Hl hland -Hl hland -Ch cago, Ill. -Ok ahoma City. Okla. -St. Louis, Mo. -St. Louls, Mo. -Ch cago, Ill. -Hl hland Lo g Point, Ill. -St. Jacob, Ill. -VV shlngton, D. C. -Highland -1-11 hland ' :Hi esdale, Ill. -Ma. ine, Ill. -Lo ansport, Ind. Mo. ---- St. Louis, al, Ill. Sp ingfleld, Ill. -E. St. Louis, Ill. Di on, Ill. -Hl hlaml shlngton, Ill. ladelphla, Pa. --------Gr ntfork, Ill. ---.--Ed 'ardsx -Hl hland -Hi hland -Hi hland, ----------Hi hland 2 -- -- -Hi hland lllc-, Ill Ill. -Kaufmann, Ill. -Hl hland Mrs. Edwin Yung -.-----.--------.-.-.-- ga Student, McKendree College ---.---.-..- Le non, Barth. Mlrza, Edith .---. ---- x Ill. Belnecke, Opal Irene --..--- ----Mrs. Harold Gruenenfelder -..........-... Hi hland Bgulanger, Ulygges Louis ,,,, ,,,, O perator Miss. Valley Gas 8z Oll Co. ---- Highland Boyle, Otto Wllllam ..--... .--. O fflce, Lumber Co. .....-..--..--..---.- St.'Louls, Mo. Clancy, Richard Jennings .-.. -.... VV 'ith National Biscuit Co. .-........-... Pe rla, Ill. Feutz, Sylvla. Ida -..---.-.. -..- Frey, Ralph Waldo .----- Frey, Rose Marie --..- ..-- Gralney, Mary .-..-.-...-.. --- Herbst. Dorothy Elise ----- --.. Hug, Lorena Bertha ..------. .... Humpler, Arthur Charle ----- ---- Indermlll. Dorothy Manuela. PAGE FIFTY TWO Office, Shoe Factory -------------- --.-- H i hland -----------..----------------------....-.----------Hl hland Mrs. Wilbur Hoyt ------ .--.- H i hland -Stenographer -..-......-.-----...-. -... E .1St. Louis, Ill. With F. 81. M. Bank ---.------ ----------Hlgh1ana Mrs. Roland Senn .- .....-. ..-...--. ...... H i hland Highland Brewery --..-....---... ----. H ighland Mrs. Elmer Beichel --....---...... -...- H l hland ---- -----Hl hland Klaus, Clarence Edward --..- .......-.. M echanic, Progressive Garage Klaus. Dorothy Marie .-.... - ....- ------- - ------.---------------------------- S I-1 Louis. MO. Matter, Allce Susette --.. ..-.. .----- ----------- - ------------------------- H i 5 hland May, Luellle Josephine --- --...- Student, Barne's Hospital -..--.----...- St. Louis, Mo. Mayer, Alvin -...--- ..---- -.-- O ff ice, Van Ash Radio Co. .... ...... S t. Louis, Mo. Merwln, Imogene Hope -.... --.- M rs. Cletus Zimmermann .---. . ......-. --Hl hland Michael, William Robert -,- ---. Standard Oil CO. ........... ..-.---..- C 110820, Ill. Miller, Allce Bertha .-.-.- ..-.. - - ------ -- --------------------- ------ S C. 110015. M0- Itioger, Leona, Han-let ,,- Mrs. Elmer Kuhner .....--...... ...... S t. Louis. Mo. Mueller, Elsie Mlnnle --...-- -- ---- Mrs. R. C. Nagel ------- ------------- H i hland Mueller, Milton Manuel ..--.--......--.- DEUYUIBH ---- ----- ------ ---- ---- --------- H I h l 8- hd Myers, Violet May .---..--------. ---..-. M rs. Reuben Hebrank .... ............ H l hland Neuman, Mabel Minn Marie -...-- -..-- M FS- Arthur LOVE! ------- ---- ----- Hi N8-Hd Neuman. Raymond John ....- ---- W 6 CO. -------------------------- -----SL I-101116. M0- Rngler, vmeem Irl ,,,,,,,, ,,,,, 0 mee, Real Estate Co. -..- ..-... ..... S t.lLouis, Mo. Schmitt, Esther Clara ....... --- ....... 4 ......................------- ----- - St- Louis. Mo. Schmitt, Laurens ............ ..... ....... .. ..............---.-..---..-..-.--- S t - Louis. Mo. Schnelder, Benton Wllllam --- ----- With Goodyear Welt Shoe Shop --.----- Hl hland Schneider, Merton Lonls ---.- --.- . Office. HUF-I Co. ---- --------------------- Hi hland Schooley. Lncllle Elizabeth --- .--- -G0v't Clerk -------------------- ---------- W 5hh'lEt0!l. D. C- Schott, Dorothy new ......-. .... - Mrs. Clarence Stocker .......... ..-.-. H i hland Schott. Walter Fr.-am-lek .... ..... W Ve Co. .................. ...... -------- S 12 - Lwis. M0- Trolllet, Gertrude Julla -...- - ....--. --- ------------------- ------ ------ H 1 hland l l Waldecker, Dorothy Mary Wlldi, Madelaine Elizabeth CLASS OF '28 Althoff, Wilda Bernice ............... --- Ardueser, Sylvia Ida ...... - ...... ....... Eickhoff, Arthur Charles :mv 1 Mrs. Levlc Easley ....................... Logansport, Ind, TLX5I8TE1IEE'5JEQT ' ' ----- Highland -Highland Creek School ....... Highland Marine. Ill. Frey, Roy Frederick .................... ..----......-..-.............. ............. S o uth Bend, Ind. l'kl'lCKOI', H,lCil8,l'xl 1'iLlll0lDh Tavern .................................,. Highland Haller, Eunice Marie . .................. Shoe Factory .................... ........ H lghland Haller, Florence Clara . .............. --Mrs. Ralph Foster ...................... Champaign, Ill. Hebrank, Clifford Bamard ........,..... Pet Milk Co. ................. ........... G reenville, Ill. Hoefle, Eunice Hilda ......... -- ......... Mrs. Harold Leet ........................ lllghland Malan, Lola. Viola ....................... Mrs. Dwight Rogier ..................... Highland Neudecker, Cecile Eleanor .............. Music Teacher .......................... Highland Reichert, Doris Elizabeth ............... Emergency Relief Admin. ............... Edwardsville, Ill. Rogier, Marcus Maxwell .............. -- ..............-- ...... - -..----------. ..... -Highland liogler, Vvinston Marion ................ Salzmann, Alice Barbara ..... ........... Stoecklln, Esther Sophia ................ Stone, Jeanette ......................... Tschannen, Ethel Anna ................. Tschudy, Edith Eleanore Deceased .... .- ............... ............ Mrs. Hugo Wendell .................... -Greenville, Ill. Office, M. F. A. Oll CO. ................ St. Louis, MO. -With Bank .............-................ Marine, Ill. Mrs. Norman Tuffli ................ .... H ighland Mrs. R. Hammel ........................ Trenton, Ill. Walther, Samuel Louis -- ....... - ....... E. St. Louis Night School ............... E. St. Louis, Ill, VVenz, Cleo N. .................. .. ....... .......................... ................. ll I arine, Ill. Wilson, Harold James ...... -,. .......... With United Drug Co. ..-............... St. Louis, Mo. Winter, Corinne Eleanore ............... With S. k T. Bank ............ ......... - Highland Wlrz, Esther Lena ...................... Mrs. Faitz ............................... Highland CLASS OF '29 Baumann, Magdalen ...... -- ............ Nurse, St. Mary's Hospital ............. St. Louis, Mo, Bellni, Melba ---. ................ ........ M rs. Merton Schneider ................. Highland Boeschensteln, Charlotte ....... ......... M rs. F. Landolt ........................ Highland Glassmaker, Agnes ...................... Mrs. Harrison .......................... Highland Isert, Irene ................... ..... ...... M r s. Le Roy Linds ...................... Highland Lebegue, Gladys ........................ ....... - ............. . - .................... Highland Malkemus, Herbert .......... ............ W ith Organ Factory .................... Highland Malkemus, Lucille ....... - .............. -Ot'Eice, Lambert Field .............. ..... S t. Louis, Mo, Michael, Almeda ........................ Mrs. Wilbur Neumann .................. Highland Miller, Lol-ene ........ .......... ......... U . of Alabama ..................... .... - University, Ala, Mueller, Bemice ........................ Office Assistant, H. P. School .......... Highland Moser, Robert ........................... Student Washington University ........ St. Louis, Mo, Netzer, Clarence ........................ H. D. F. ........... .... ................. I ' llghland Neumann, Velma - ....................... Mrs. Ed. Senn - ................ ...... - --Detroit, Mich. Schmidt, Clarence ....................... School of Dentistry ...................... St. Louis, Mo, Schmidt, Irene ............... ............ W ith S. 8: T. Bank ...................... Highland Schmidt, Mildred ................. ....... T eachlng ................................. Marine, Ill. Schneider, Herman ...................... Worker, Shoe Factory ............. ----Highland Schneider, Valista ......... - ............. Mrs. Hug ................................ Highland Tontz, Mayruse .......................... Mrs. Nevinger .......................... Greenville, Ill. Tremmel, Marlene ....... - ............... ........ - - ............ .................... H ighland Tschannen, Ruth ........................ ............ - ....................... ....... H l ghland Vveder, Eldon .............. .... ........ . . tttorney at Law ........................ Crystal City, Mo, Widman. Orville ..... - ........ .......... .............................. ............. G r a ntfork, Ill. Wlldl, Evelyn ........ ................... P rlvate School .......................... Davenport, Ia. CLASS OF '80 Bleisch, Iola ---. ................ - ....... .. ......................................... Pierron, Ill. Byme, James ......... - .......... .. ....... Law Otfice .............................. St. Louis, Mo. Cabbage, Edwin ......................... ........................................... S t. Jacob, Ill. Ellis, Dorothy Lenore .... ........... - ---Teaching School - --------.-------- .. ..--.- St. Jacob, Ill. Ellis, Guyneeth Gaynelle -----.---------- Teaching School ---..-------------------- St. Jacob, Ill. Feutz, Beulah P. ---------------------.-------- .------ ----..---------.------------- Highland I-Iebrank, Mildred - .------- ..------------- S tenographer -----....-----...----.-....-. Highland Hoetle, Earl William .---------.-------.- Highland Dairy Farms ...---. - ...---.-.. Highland Hoffman, Nelson E. ---------..--.----- -- .--...- -.- -....-----...----........-- ..... - -Highland Hug, Imogene ..-- ...-------- .----------..---- , - ---------.-------.-------.----------- H ighland Kamm, Esther E. ..-....-...----...-..--. .-...-. - .....................-............. H ighland Kamm, Marte Elizabeth ----.-----.--------- ......---........-. ................ - - --Highland Kapp, Dorothy -..--.------.------.------.- ..------...------... .----. ....---... -.... H l g h land Klaus. Corinne Florence V. .----..-----.. ........-------..-------.-------- ---------- H l ghland Kleiner, Albert .----......----.-..----- --Waltham Watch Company ....--- ....... B Oston. Mass. Knaoel, Clinton ...,-.....-.---...-------- Exchange Mart ---------...------- -.----. H ighland Koch, Elsa , ,,...,,,,--,,..,,,,,...,, .... ------..----------------------------------- P l ttsburgh. Pa. Leoegue. Alvin .-...----. - --------------- ....-.-....-...--.-...--------------------- S L L0uls, Mo. Lory, Herbert .........-.-....... .--... - -Manager Opera House ------...-----..-. Highland Loyet, Clarence J. ,-.....,-,....... ,----. C lerk Steiner Bros. ----.---------..----. Highland Meier, Anita ----.-.-------..-------.---- .-.--.-.---------. -------.------ -------- - - - Sl- Jacob. Ill. Michael, Clifford --.--.---.--.---------.-- Hoyt Battery Shop --................---- Highland Michael, Magenta --------------...-----.. ......---..-..---------- -------------- - - --Ch 08-50. Ill. Moy-stain, Orville ,,-,,,....,,-.,.....,,.. Moulton Bartley Shoe Co. ---..--.- ....-- H iihland Schoeck, Harold -------.--------.-------- U. of I. ........ .. ----.-- - --------. -------- l TI' ana. Ill. Steiner, Marie Louise -----.------------. MPS. ROSCOB Menz ------------------ ---- H ighland Trost, Irene Millie ...... , ---........--.. Highland Cash Store .-.. - -...-.- ...... - -Highland Tlbbetts, James K, ...,,,,,,,..,,,,-,,.., Bradley Tech. College -..-.--.- ..--....... P eoria, Ill. Vaupel, Edna I. ------.......----....----- Ruedy School -.--.-.............--....-. Highland Vaupel, Helen A. ..,,. ,,,.. ...,,..,,. - - -Buckeye School .---...... ..-... ...-..... H i ghland Volzht. Wilbur .----.--..---. -- ..------.. ----------- ----- ---- ---------------- ------- ll I 3- Y' l ne- Ill- Wehrle. Isabell Marguerite ----..-----... Hug Company --.-------- --------------- H iffhland Yann, Virginia -- ..------- ------------.-- ...--...........--------- ------------------ H l 5 lllalld PAGE FIFTY THREE PAGE CLASS OF '81 F l. ,i...T-i -. - ... . l. .l. Aeblscher, Karl ..... ..... M oulton Bartley ....... .... ..... H l hland Augustin, Ethel ...... ..... M oulton Bartley ............ ..... H l hland Baumann, Isabella --- ..... Nurse St. Mary's Hospital -- ..... St. Loul , Mo. Browmng, Wm. ...... ..... B us Agent ................. ..... S t. Jacob, Ill. Dresch, Lester ....... ..... H ug Co. Office ........... --..---Hl hland Essenprels, Gladys --- ..... Moulton Bartley .... ........ H l hland Fellhauer, Fred ...... ..... ............. ...... .. - - - --... .... Hi hland' Gansmann, Earl ...... ..... D airy ............ --- ....... St. Louis, Mo. Gruenenfelder, Earl --- ..... Rlkll Bakery ........... ........ I-I l hland Haller. Vema ........ ..... S tudent U. of I. .......... .......... C h mpalgn, Ill. Iberg, Clarence .... ..... -.--.----------.-.- -. ... ...-... - .....-. H l hland lberg, Elleen ..... Iberg, Gilbert ..... Teacher Country School ................. Hi hland ----- ----------..--------------------------..-----Hl hland Lebegue, Arlene ..... ..... M rs. Wllbert Zobrlst .................... Hi hland Neubauer, Darwin .... ..... M edlcal Student Washington Unlversity--St. Louis, Mo. Neubauer, Edward ,-- ..... Schott Brewing CO. ..................... Hi hland Relnhart, Ruth ...... ..... ------------------------------------------- M ll 6, Ill. Riggs, Clifton ...... Hug Company ........................... Hi hland Ruegger, Junior .... Student, U. of I. ......... ..... C h mpalgn, Ill. Schmidt, Herbert .... .... Stelnkoenlg, Dean --- ----- Stocker, Curtls .... Stocker Erna .... Stoecklln, Bess -- Tabor, Amy ........ Tschannen, Allce -- Student, Washington U. --- ------ Rikli's Bakery .............. ........ KIFi 1EY51ETE1X6T5'III Office Moulton Bartley --- -----.. Student Barnes Hospxtal --- .... ---- St. Louis, Mo. Hi hland Ch pln, Ill. Ch Kln, Ill. Hi land St. Louis, Mo. Hi hland Tgchannen, John ,, Highland Dairy Farms ..... ........ S t. Louis, Mo. Wlegrcfle, ' Winona -- ..... ........------------------ ---- ----- . ---- C 0 I insvlllef IIL Wentz, Fred ......... -.- .............-..-- ------- --.----- M r ine, Ill. Willlg, Flora ...... Mrs. Rlnderer ........ ---..-Hl hland Zobrlst, F-:rn ,--- Mrs. Earl Baker ......- ..-.. H i hland Zobrist, Floyd --- - .......... ........ ...... ..... H i h land CLASS OF '82 1 Blelsch, Dorothy - ...... ..... . at Home .................. ..... P l rron, Ill. Bolsteln, Marguerite --- ..... At Home ....... .. ........... ..... H I hland Boleteln, Marian ...... ..... D octors' Office Assistant --- ..... Hl hland Browning, Harold- --- ..... At Home .................. ..... S t. Jacob, Ill. Brooks, uanlta .... At Home ...... . ......... ..... M a ine, Ill. Crowder, Illlnola -- DeForest. Anna -- Draper, Willis .... Drum, Greta ......... ..... Ellis, Helen.---..--.. .... ----- Esaenprels. Maurlne Frey, Clyde .......... . -..- Frlcker, Blanche -- Gull. Elvera ...... Glndler, Cleo -- --- Haldl, Gretchen ..... ..... Student .......... ..... ..... Mrs. Milton Rasch --- --....- Kuhnen 8: Slegrlst --- -- ----- Ch cago, Ill. Hi hland Hi hland Waitress .................. ..... C h cago, IIL Rural Teacher ........................... St. Jacob, Ill. Mrs. Clarence Jenny .................... Highland New Era Shlrt Co. .... . ................. St. Louis, Mo. Clerk, Highland Dairy Farms Office .... Hi hland Moulton Bartley Shoe Co. ............... H1 hland Transport Business .... .................. Student Blackburn College ............. , St. Jacob, Ill. Ca linvllle, Ill. Hoffman, Iola , ........ ..... M oulton Bartley Shoe Co. --- ..... Hi hland Holtgreve, Mildred --- ..... Mrs. Oliver Frey .... . ........... ..... S t. Jacob, Ill. Kaeser, Marion ...... ..... S tudent University of Illinois --- -----Ur ana, Ill. Loyet. Nadine ..... Hi hl d Metzler, Eleanor --- Murray, Glenn ..... Pflster, Cornelia --- Plocher, Luvcme -- S h ll A ll c necer, r nc .... .... . , Sl b li'h S bil e er c. , y --- Slegrlst, Alfred -- Slever, Alfred --- Stnecklln, Melba --- Thurnau, Fern --- Volpzht, Kenneth --- Wells, Onedla --- Wldmer. Fred --- Zeller, Doris .... CLASS OF '38 Aeblscher, Louis ....... .... Baumann Bernadine Boulanger, Wilson ---IT III Brooks, Marlon ...... ..... Brooks, Allan ..... Clanton, Wesley -.. Everett Edwn rrl -- Feldmeyer, Edlth .... ...... Frey, John Lewis --- ..... ,-- Gllgen, Martha, ...... ... .... Hanselman, Ruby --- .... ---- Hartig, Iva ........ Hauser. Vlrginla -- Hug, Delmar .... Kamm, Edlth --.. Klelner, Danlel -- Koch, Clarence ..- Knoebel, lleleu .... Kuhner, lfiosllda -- FIFTY FOUR -----l-llglxland Cash Store ------------ ----- M . Rollo Neu lecker .......... rs 1 Rural Peacher ................ an -----Hl hland -----11l hland Se At Home ............. ..... s topol -----At Home ------- -----Pl rron, Ill. Rural Teacher ............... ..... H i hland At Home ....................... ..... M a. ine. Ill. Student University of Illinois --- ..... Ur ana. Ill. Student Benton College of Law --- ..... St. Louis, Mo. Joumal Office ..........,........ ..... H ljhland At Home ----.. .................. ..... M airlne, Ill. -----T1'ansport Business --- -----St. Jacob. Ill. -----At Home -..---------------- -----St. Jacob, Ill. Wlclmer Floral Co. ......... ..... H lihland -----Moulton Bartley Shoe Co. --- ---..-Hlghland ' N Private Employment ............. ..... H l hland Student Unlverslty of Illlnols .... ..... U r ana, Ill. Brown's Luncheonette ......... ..... H l hland At Home ..................... ..... M 'lne, Ill. At Home --- ............... .... - Hug Company --... .......... ..... H l hland Gasoline Salesman ..... ..... H i hland At Home ........ L ........ ..... M a ine, Ill. At Home ...-........ .......... ...... S t.,Jacob, Ill. Moulton Bartley Shoe Co. -- .......... Highland At Home ................................. St. Morgan Moulton Bartley Shoe Co. ............... I-ll hland At Home ....... .. ......................... Ma e, Ill. -----East End Mercantile Co. --- -..----------Hi hland -----A-t Home --------------..----- -----..--Hl hland At Home .................... - .......... Hi hland -At Home --. ............................. Hi hland Student Blackburn College -- ......... Ca linvllle, Ill. East End Mercantile Co. .... ---..-Hlghla:Ad w l N Long, Jerome --- Moser, Howard ..... .... Neubauer, Ma ye ...... .... Neudecker, Anthony Romer, Hugh ........ ---- Ruegger, Lois ...... Sapp. Harry ...... Sautter, Milton - .... ---- Schreiber, Julian --- ---- Shields. Orvid -. .... ---- Siex er, H owa rd ...... Stoecklin, Leonard -- ....... ---- Storbeck, Walter -- Tibbetts, Mort --- Trolliet. Helen ..-- Trost, Elsie ..... Yann, Harvey -- Zeller, Vivian --- CLASS OF '34 Abert, Amanda --- Aebischel, Eunice --, ---. Beckman, Betty-- -- ---- ' 'vi ' vi 1 ALUMN 1-Iug Meat Market ...... A Sz P Grocery Store ........ Moulton Bartley Shoe Co. ..... -- .... Student St. Yiator's College --- At Home ....................... At Home ....................... Mail Messenger ................... Student University of Illinois --- C. C. C. Camp ................. Student Normal University .... Student Blackburn College -- Salesman, Electrolux C0. ...... -- At Home ................................. Hug Company ........................... Student Ind. State Teachers College .... Hug Co. Office .......................... Michael' s Mea t Market .................. Mrs. Orville Essenpreis -- At Home ................. Delicatessen ................. Student Elmhurst College --,-- Casper, Kenneth .... ---.Student University of Illinois -- Cohlmeyer, Wilmina Student McMurray College .... Drum, Stuart .......... ..., C lerk Schott Brewery ....... Gnaegy, Theda ......... ---Moulton Bartley Shoe Co. -- Gentry, Melbourne -- - -- .... lAt Home ............. ---- Goodson, Dale ......,.. .......... .... E m oloyecl --. ....... .,,.... - - Kustermann, Bernice -- .... ........ i Xt Home .... ., .............. --- Frey, Frederica ..... --- .... Moulton Bartley Shoe Co. .... -- -- Hochuli, Elmer ...... -. ..... .... P ost Graduate Highland H. S. .......... Hug, Neva ....... ..... .......... E a st End Merc. Co. Office .... ...... Johanntosettel, Irma At Home .................... Keck, Dorothy ....... ......... Kleiner, Dorothy --- ---, Leuscher, Adella. --- ----- McNabb, Marion --- --- ---- Michael, Sumner ......... .... Millei , Merle ..... Modisett, Allegra --- ---- Mueller, Grace ...... ..... .... Murray, Marion ............. .... Neubauer, Grace ..... ........ - --.. Porter, Ferndale --- Sautter, Albert ...... .......... Schmidt, Arline ....... ............ Schneider, Raymond Schoeck, Lester ...... -,-. Stoecklin, Wallace -- Streiff. Lloyd ....... --- ---- Tschannen, Paul --- ...... ---- Yoight, Mae .- ...... ........ - -- Von Rohr, Harold -- ..... -- VVaage, XVilbert -- 'I 1 J Mrs. Clinton Loyet ....... -- Student Business College ....... At Home ......................... Student Nurse Barnes Hospital -- Michael Melt Market ............. At Home ....... .. ........ - .......... Student Rubicam Business College ..... . At Home ......................... -- Dental Work ilab.l ................. At Home ......................... At Home ....................... Student University of Illinois -- Post Graduate ................. Hagnauer 8: Knoebel .......... Farmer ................ --------- Post Graduate Highland H. S. --- Service Station Manager ........... Student Blackburn College -- ...... -- Student Blackburn College -- Newspaper W'ork ........... Farmer ..................... Highland Highland Highland Bourbonnais, Ill. St. Louis, Mo. Highland St. Jacob. Ill. Urbana, Ill. Glenn Flora, Wis. Bloomington, lll. Carlinville, lll. Highland Highland Highland Terre Haute, Ind, Highland Highland Highland Alhambra, lll. St. Louis, Mo. Elmhurst, Ill. Urbana, Ill. Jacksonville, Ill. Highland Highland Alhambra, Ill. St. Louis, Mo. Highland Highland Highland Highland New Douglas, Ill. Highland St. Louis, Mo. New Douglas, Ill. St. Louis. Mo. Highland Marine, Ill. St. Louis, Mo. Highland East St. Louis, lil Highland Trentcn, Ill. Urbana, Ill. Highland Highland St. Jacob, Ill. Hi,':'hlan.! Highland Carlinville, Ill. Carlinville, Ill. Harveyville, Kans. Highland I PAGE FIFTY FIVE BOOK FO Many men think they have chosen their permanent occu- pation, only to learn in middle life that it has meantldis- appointment and failure. Just because some older person says there is nothing like being a barber or selling land, there is no reason to rush into such an occupation. The situation slfts down to this: energizing work ls decreasingg enervatlng work is increasing. Yet lt is fundamental that mankind must do stimulating work or retrogressf' says Herman Schneider. We must choose something productive and useful. X Some of us will enter the business world to become secretaries or business executives, Others will probably be- come salesmen or work in some department of a huge busi- ness concern. Perhaps some will produce an invention which will add to the comfort of life, to better production, and the advancement of our clvillzatlon. Our sincere wish ls that the Class of '35 will all choose their llfe's work wisely, and that they will live happy and successful lives. N ADVERTISEMENTS V ,, N Ml Ibffo' Sami J, ' CEQQQBEQGH 9 1 X? P f MA ,K QE DR. JOSEPH KEMPFF I'Il YSIFIAN - Sl'Rlil'10N N221 MAIN STR!-11-I'I' DR. R. E. BAUMANN S'1'X'I'l4' Q TIll 'I' HANK HLIJII. DR. NICK C. BAUMANN l'lIY5ll'lAN 1011 MAIN S'I'Ii1-ZITI' DR. JOSEPH A. KAPP llEN'l'lS'l' 1210- X M XIN 9TH1 1 T DR. L. W. COHLMEYER Ill'1N'l'lS'l' 5000-A IZRUADXVAY FLOYD J. TSCHANNEN INHI' li..KNI'l'l 901 XV.Xl.Nl I' ST. DR. E. S. MELOY PIIYSICIAN - SFRGEUN 101N HROADVVAY DR. A. F. KAESER PIIYSIUIAN - SYRIIEON 101 S 1S1i0.'xI,WVA Y DR. E. G. MERWIN l'lIY!iII'lAN - Nl'RIil'ION 910 IIRO-XDNYXY DR. F. H. TSCHUDY 1005 FIITIXYT l:'I'r1i1 1i'I' DR. W. R. MICHAEL SSISTANT S'l'A'l'E YICTHILINARIAN DR. EWALD HERMANN PHYSICIAN - Sl'RGl'l0N 1018 IEROADNYAY DR. ROLAND TSCHUDY llEN'I'IS'I' 1003 MAIN STH!-11'1'1' F. L. HABBEGGER ATTURN EY-A'l'-LA BV ARMAND ZELLER REAL l'1S'l'A'l'l'I und INSKYIKANCE S'I'A'I'I-I 'I'1lI1S'l' BANK BLDG. DR. A. H. KYLE YETERINARIAN 021 MAIN ST. l'1ION1C55. IAC I' FIFTY FIGHT Chas. A. Rogier lNSl'I'l.-XNCE FIRE - AUTOMOBILE - TORNADO lmi Madison County Mutual Automobile Insurance Co. We represent Home Companies lm, i'The Service That Serves im, TELEPHONES: Office Main 97-B. - Residence 401 West Side Square. Highland, Ill. Hagnauer 81. Knoebel Hardware Co. -U- FARM MACHINERY 62 HEATING -.ml 1009 Washington Street-Phone 33. WP 'T' 'P BROWN'S CAFE -UE The Place where Friends Meet, Talk and Eat an J. al ff' 'P 'K' WEST SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE l'SED CARS AND TRUCKS They Satisfy the Careful Buyers. ,DT They are priced to give you the Best Deal in Town. im, EASY TERMS 8: TRADE WM. HUG Phone Office 65 W. Phone Res, 172 B. H11 do ek fb PAGE FIFTY NINE CP N VER Have c'irr'uInsta.n4'es been more favor- nhle for young people to zu'- quire homes. We make es- timates needed to se- cure improvement loans under 'PH E HOUSING ACT Qllhllulg Ja 4.1 do cb 'F 'T T l'ln-ysler Plymouth Guns and Ammunition XYillar4l Battery it JENNY MOTOR SALES lm? 'Fires M Tubes Has 8 Oils Storage 'K' 'P 'P 'P com: up AND SEE ME som: Fon SIGIIVICIG TIME See -K-my BILL 8: RAY M DIESEN BEAUTY 0 , a SHOPPE Buchhelm s SCYVICC Station -EE Phone 217 XV. -lv cb vb cl-1 PAG E SIXTY T 'P CP fi' 'Tl School Buildings Concrete Churches Steel and Industrial Buildings Frame Complete Homes Structures F. IVI. B. A. ELEVATOR H A L D 1 -E1- Lumber gl Construction Com an IRAIN, Cfl.-XL, lshfllvli, ll-KIRXV AND p y '--1 ll' .1 l'ol'l.'rl:x' FEEDS H'i 'l'md' I mms GEN ERA L CONTRACTUIRS lm, iw Phone: Main 36. Phone 276-W 'P The members of this organization, our depositors and customers, extend to each of you graduates of the Highland High School for the year of 1935, our sincere congratulations. FARMERS 8: MERCHANTS BANK or HIGHLAND ,Eli This bank stands back of you and your community. vb PAGE SIXTY ONE 'P W5 T 'T General Garage TIRES - BATTERIES GAS - OIL S-PRAY PAINTING P . Am WITH Ol'R COMPLIMENTS OLISHIXG ,Di I-I.mmfm..m1 som ' USED CARS Open Every Evening ..l:11. FARM MACHINES Highland, lll. Phone 456. Marvel Lunchery Rust Side- Square' 'l'IlY THE lDRIl'G S'l'OliE FIRST Mr:Al,s Axn Foux1',xlN Sr:uvu'r: For- DIIUGS, CHEMICALS, Oberbeck Feed Store PATENT MEDICINES, Phone IT R. SIINIDRIES, LIQIIOIIS, lliglihnfl, Illinois and TOILET GOODS Q . rm-:n - smsn - I-'Lllllll - GBIBDINC TEE.. Kempff Pharmacy HOYI lgaftefy 6K THC V C Sixty Six Years Old. er 1, e Dealer in- Tlmfzs--'rltBus--1xA'r'rl-:mics ACCESSORIES ROAD SERVICE Daly ISZHW Phones Nite 424 B. KY. 0. H03 T, Prop. .lb ab .L da PAG E SIXTY TWO UP UP 'P 1? Highland Marble Works DEALER IN MONl'Ml'INTS lYarrvn Feutz, Manager Tele, Main 58 B. H411 Hain St. Highland, Ill, KOCH SHOE SHOP -EL 1017 Main Street HIGHLAND, ILLINOIS J-1 cb cb PHONE MAIN 405B FOR SANDWICHES Abert Lunch Room 1106 NVasI1ingtun St. Hipzlllaml, III. Natlonal Tra1I Garage ROLAND KHANTZ, Prop. Us-neml 'xlltil Repairing, Brake Service, Daly zmfl Night vVl'l'Ckk?l' Survicc 600 Broadway Day Phono -ITIS-B. Nitu Phone 329-W. cb 'P IP FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HIGHLAND ...ET MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM -lj- Highlamfs Oldest Financial Institution QE- UNDER U. S. GOVERNMENT SUPERVISION TOTAL RESOURCES, 51,800,000 ab PAGE SIXTY THREE ff' 'P :P 'P C. KINNE 6: CO. Hlg.:'Illan1l's largest, most modern Department Store. VANITY BEAUTY SHOPPE .TEL MARCELLING. PERMANENT VVAVING, FINGER NVAVING. ETC. ,E+- I The pre-eminence of this store has phone 51 B...At 1020 Twelfth St, been attained by years of con- scientious service to the Public. D-, - Eagle Stamps,- I Q43 A your extra sav- Prop. A' g ' 9f ' ' ings on Casl: 'L' purchases. C. KINNE 6: CO. 'Y' l-IIGHLA D DAIRY FARMS COMPA Y ...UT Where Milk is handled in a modern and sanitary way. NYhere pure Butter, Cottage Cheese, and Buttermilk are manufactured. VVhere modern machinery is used and where all equipment is com- pletely sterilized every day. NVe invite inspection of our plant at all times. Approved by the Health Departments of the State of lllinois and also the City of St. Louis. -.Ui LOCATED AT HIGHLAND, ILLINOIS ek do PAGE SIXTY F0 l' R l 'P 'P 'P ef' org? , gf Ill if ' Lt Lk 'I 'R F t AUP il f .Nl NEI III! A '1 A 1 lu-N IIIIIIWHIIII q ' s X f 1 TH ESE PERFECT PERSONS: livery dm-tail of a putron's type is stualiell by our experts before at finger is lifted in aflministering to her needs. Every ser- vivv :wt this Salon is :in imlivixlualizeal, pl-rsomllizerl operation, from the charac- ter of a VVave to the Tinting of 21 Nail- tip! VI'hich is why one finds so many p1:rfect women patronizing this Beauty Salon. LaNore Beauty Shoppe NV:-st Side Square Phone G5 U. RlKLI'S BAKERY For an excellent quality in BAKED GOODS, BREAD AND PASTRIES The best ingredients used. ...Di Patronize- R I K L I ' S fldast Side of Squaiey Phone 45 B. We deliver. Leutwiler Bros. Machine Shop DD, MILL SUPPLIES GENERAL MACHINISTS ...DT Phone Main 337 cb Jo W RISSI STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHS Of Quality ,.m.. 921 a. Main St. Phone 401 B PAGE SIXTY FIVF 'P 'P 'P CP WM. NEUBAU ER HM0demiZen YOUR PLUMBING Tm.-.. Visit our Showroom CHOICE MEATS, LARD, ...Ei SAUSAGES, ETC. We'll gladly discuss your problems im... without obligations to you. Highland, Ill. Phone No. 89 Phone 1 W. Ja cl: Jo cb 'P 'P LTU , BARTLEY, Inc. Manufacturers WOMENS SHOES 4: cb PAGE SIXTY SIX A most complete line of D R U G S T T 'T' Be Vp to Date and 6e 'h' Drive a V-8 SAVINGS of 'the r 1-'oil Form CARS an TRUCKS exam See NO -EJ- MIDDLEMAN PLAN . Gmdler Motor Our Chocolate is Ylisiirpassed Service Z at , 'rm-1 F0l'N'rAlN -D- - at - Authorized Ford Sales Sz Service R. C. NAGEL, Druggist 1 .L :L 5 'I T 1 iloxl-ls: Office GIXV. Nu ull I ns- ri-1llv11t Hg-5. 1931-21 155' Alrpomtni nt DR, H. SEIT7, OPTOMETRIST Eyes Examined by Modern Methods.--Glasses Fitted Office 923 Main St. Res. 713 Zschokke St. HIGHLAND, ILL. GIFTS FOR GRADUATES Elgin Watches Kodaks Greeting Cards Tie Claslfs Toilet Sets Memory Books Necklaces Mottos Military' Sets Fancy Stationery Seitz Jewelry 6: Variety Store HIGHLAND, ILL. GL Ja PAGE SIXTY SEVEN T 7 -.-..-.------..,--------- .... .-.--.--------,--.- 5 -------.-------------------------.-..--------.--- DEPOSITiYINSURED I' Tllll l7BIlBf3l DBUUSIIIIISUFBIIIIB ll0I'll0f3lIlllI 'I WASHINGTON D C MAxlMuM INSURANCE 5 0 I I gi . .A . fg S Fon EACH Deposuron S CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1935 Build all work upon honesty. STATE 8: TRUST BANK ...M Thirty two years oi' safe and constructive Banking. ,L Y . T T 'P T Polar lce Sl Fuel Company ATTEND THE Manufacturers of OPERA HOUSE QUALITY ICE and dealers in If the Latest and Best ofthe Silxer at S Attraction Phone 354 B. ,,D,.,, .431 HHH! IOIH Nl ' g We make warm friends nd leep them cool im.- I Ol ill IFE 8 l l'l-IL l 0 IAK I4 SIXTY PH HT 'P 4? CT 'P Reicluerts Dairy MILK AND CREAM IFE CREAM ,E-1, Distributors for liireley's Orangeaule and Dari-Ricll Chocolate Milk ...E Phone 91 W. M lCHAEL'S MEAT MARKET Clwim-e Meat, Sausage, Lanl, Eh-. always on hand. ORDERS PROMPTLY 1-'lL1.l'1D Highland, Ill. Phone 1115 COMPLIMIGNTS OF ED. W. SCHMETTER BIEN'S ULUTHING Highland, Illinois COMPLIMENTS OF COLUMBIA HOTEL IRWIN LORY, Prop. Highlaml, Illinois JJ -X: rl-1 - da 'P 'P STRIKE UP THE BAND St. Louis Band lnstrument Co. 1113 Olive St. St. Louis, Mo. Exclusive dealers for Conn and Pan American Band Instruments. Heaclquarters for School Bands. -11 do PAGE SIXTY NINE 'P 'T TRY ST. LOUIS DAIRY CG., ICE CREAM cb 'P IT' 'T 'P l'OMPI.IMIiN'I'S OF -U- FANTCX I ROCERIES k DRE NILNTS lm.. K STORE FRESH FHUITS A VEC PTABLLS . . 554 Highland, Illmms XWIIPIQ Service, Quality, 'md IIICPS Nfeetn -b do .L I ACI' SEVEINTY 'P :P 'xy 1.9 4 rg' W 1 x , 500 1, ow' -'X' N DODGE PLYMOFTH Soylk I' lililrloweif' , 'Q' sw fw 2 Q I 132,15-.,-?.--. :xr I '- fir' '- 'Q ' .wr 'gr , n- 02 L' . , I .' . U u. . xl. UQ Ns i ' U u . FLOVVERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS SALES SERVICE EU.. ANYVVHERE BY WIRE Stocker CO' im, M1-mln-r of Florist T4-legrnph Assam-lation Tw Widmer Floral Co. Highland, Ill. Highland, Ill. ab J: ik - iv CP C? T 'K' VVS ARE LEADERS IN Sporting Goods Such as Foot Balls, Basket Balls, Baseball Supplies and Tennis Supplies 4, Also a complete line of Hardware, Paints: Farm Implements, Furnaces and Room Heaters .Emi Eclw. R. Stoecklin Congratulations to the Class of 1935 Sun - Dell Dairy El'Gl'lNE N.-XGEL, Prop, lm? -- Retailer in - MILK, CREAM, BUTTER AND COTTAGE CHEESE -D.. Phone 149-W. J.. ab -L do PAGE SEYENTY ON E T 'P STOCKER C-RAVEL 6: CONSTRUCTION CO. IINCORPORATEDI ENGINEERS - CONTRACTORS SIXNIJ -lv 'P .-.UZ Cl DNCR ICTE PRODUCTS RICIJ RING CICIVIICNT im? 509 MAIN STREET HIGHLAND, - ILLINOIS G R .-XX COM PLI M IQNTS OF Frigidaire Sales and Service Rinderer EIectricaI Shop -iv eb ff 'P Highland Bottling Works E. BucI1miIIer, Proprietor Manufacturer of HIGH GRADE SODAS Highland, Illinois Let us furnish the drinks for your school functions' Gb 4: IAC L SICVILNTY TWO Broadway Shoe Shop NYG clon't do it cheaaper NYC do it better. QLHXLITY AND SERVICE GUARAN'I'l2IiD CALVIN C. KLAUS -X2 P Day and Night Cafe Good food served right. Home cooking and baking. MRS. C. M. KLAUS -al: 'T' COMPLIMENTS OF Wo ERQQQ. Highland, Illinois -b eb PAGE SEYENTY TH REE 1 ar Q -P From the Speedway Comes their Stamina From the Skyway Comes their Style STARTLING NEW STUDEBAKERS M, U,-, P. M. WIEBE Kroger Stores I'H lil lll1I l l'Eli Fl DUI! M A RKET Live Betta-r for In-ss Your Dollar Buys More At a Kroger Store To The Class Of I935 We extend our sincere con- gratulations to each and every one of you. You have fitted well into school life, your school work and conduct bringing pleasure and pride to your par- ents, your teachers and your fellow pupils. It has also in- creased your capacity for work and enjoyment. That you may lit as well into the general sc-heme of the work-a-day world as you have into school life is the hearty wish of the Highland News Leader A, l'. SlK Ill'Pl' E. A. Hoffman :L .Lv -lv 'P T T' MAKE A REAL PLEASUIRE OF NEEDED DAILY EXERCISE By-f ,...at.1. HARTMAINVS Recreation -DM llilliard and Fountain Service W. Hap Hartman, Prop. Highland, Illinois J.. ab J: J- 1At I Sl' Vl' NTY FOUR CP 9? THE HUG COIVIPA Y HUG MOTOR TRUCKS And ROAD BUILDERS' EQUIPMENT HIGHLAND, ILL. LU, Directors C. J. HUG, President V. H. KOCH, Sec.-Treas. R. K, TIBBETTS, Vice President A. P. SPENCER JOHN LATZER ADOLPH MEYER ROBERT LATZER Ju do fp fr CP- 'P sin' IT XVITH FLOYVERS from FRED E. HOLLARD Florist -lj- Cut Flowers and Blooming Plants in Season. Shade and Fruit Trees. Shrubs and Evergreens. Tm..-. Our Prices Suit Every Purse COMPLIMENTS OF KUHNEN 61 SIEGRIST HARDWARE llighlunsl Illinois COMPLIMENTS OF THE GIFT SHOP Gifts for every 0c'vnsion IAIIPIIILIHI Illinois STOP AT THE RED HAT IYAYSIDE LYNCH Sandwiches of all kinds at popular prices PAGE SEVENTY FIVE T T T T Herbst Service Station Q . , Hlghlancl Cleaners, l'UIl4N'U Gus, Url, and I'ruvvl HIITPZHI Qprviu. XVushi11g.: and Steiner, G11-zxsillu. r Prop. 1 5 Vnllvel for and Ik-lin-re-ll. l'hune- 1'-4 H. .L .LL .la .L 'P S'I'YI.liS UF THIQ HUl'R WOMEN'S WEAR EXCLUSIVELY . QE, lllbr Hruzulwuy Phullc 276 H, Highlzrml, Ill. J.: .L Ill-I Sli VENT Y S T '15 CP 1? D E M O U L I N ECLIPSE FEEDS Bros. 8: Co. for-- Greenville, lll. COWS HOGS CHICKENS HORSES 151. De ners and manufacturers Km- ' of - Quality in every bag INIFORMS, CAPS and GOWNS ' D D Central Feed Nhlls, Inc. Since 189 Highland, Ill. 'P ' - CP Your OWN Photograph Made to YOUR Liking In a Handsome Frame Any Price You Choose to Pay! in-.. THERE'S A GIFT THAT IS HARD TO BEAT lm-. VOEGELE STUDIO 42 :Xa PAGE SEVENTY SEVEN W' 'Y' W3 5? PI-IILCO Sales gl Service U. J. Tabby ZOBRIST lm., Expert Service on All Makes. of Radios Allan Eisenmayer, Member, Radio Manufacturers Service . -mp- Electric Ret'l'igera,tm':-z, Philco Radios Easy XVashing Machines SCHUMACHERS NATION - WIDE GROCERY -lj- Where Your Cents Count More -lj-. Phone 344 YV. 1308 Poplar ,Di PHONE 48 B. Top of Broadway 1S05l Ja ' ck cb in Q5 'T' CP Q' COMPLIMENTS OF YOU GET THE BEST OF SERVICE C. W. I-IIRSCI-ll AT THE l4ll,l+ll7'I'llllTAll CONTRACTOR qi Anything Electrical ,El- Phone 427 W. LD.- Highland, Illinois Broadway Beauty Shoppe -DE PhOIle 237 W. -U- IRUBBIE KIIAIYY, Pl'0lJt.'S JL: ik -L1 -S: PAG E SEVENTY EIGHT 'P '-YF COMPLI M ENTS R. A. R U E G G E R INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS 1200 Xiksliiiigton. Highlzmcl, Illinois al. Y :Is 'P T 'F 'F KLElN'S FASHION SHOP l'l'-T0-DATE READY-'l'0-WEAR FOR luxnnzs, nn-ix, Ayn CHILDREN Main X Cypre-5 Phone SDN YV COM PLIMIGNTS OF EAST END MERC. CO IC-A Stores Geppert Hardware l'l.-Xkllfvrxlllf tlllll PLl'XllllNUl Hifzhlanal, Illinois Congratulations:- GRADUATES TE? ll May SUCCESS be a constant com- stant companion on your Journey through Life. im... Let the trip be made more interest- ing by taking with you, the ighlanb Journal V. W. ITTNER '24 Editor and Publisher J. fb J: in PAC E SEVENTY NIN li 'P 'R' LIN C O GASOLINE - OILS For Dependable Service Use LINCO Products THE OHIO OIL COMPANY PRODUCERS - REFINERS - MARKETERS 5 do Q 'P f-X9 'P AVOID BEING LONELY It Pays to Have Your Own Telephone ...U- Illinois Commercial Telephone Co. SOMETHING NEW T0 BE SEEN AT OUR STORE ALL THE TIME. We Appreciate Your Visits BATES Seto Sl STORE COMPIJMENTS OF Highland Chamber of Commerce do -5 dv ab AGL EIGHTY Q i Elyw lj . . by F yi li V lf 12 Xx k gfj , 1 fl x , ' f X , A xx-i if Q 4 Jrf f 0 fff N ,w ,I ,., A ,W X, , ,-' vw Ms ' - I,-W v-- PHW' ia 3.. 1 ' 1 L! bfi, ..3 ,iv-nv, ,f ,ig 2 i T e r 'fm 54 fa, g,i1'ni 5 'E- f1. 1' j' H iff 4' 1q,' : Q 1- fwf-m.,Q ' Ik N 13' jgwwj 1 - RH -'.-wr' M ,V sd-'U-5, 'ni Y 1, ,b 'g .wt ,,-9 W M' ..1q, Y mwaq J' . 1-AQVQ. .3 an X xx J' g R31 'M W hy. mv v 3, 1' wg ff , SJ 1 133' A m in A, 4:4 -a