Highland High School - Iris Yearbook (Highland, IL)

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VERNON I,l+1Dl'l' Baud '33, '34 lfuotlmll '35, '36 UTIS lilIlGl'IN l'1'l'HEll XYEIIDXIGIR 1 -. -.- .. 4 I.. A.A. 34. Jo, 36 Glee Club '35 Iris Staff '36 IMUNARID l'lflf1llf'lflf1li Band '33, '34, '35, '36 Baseball '34, '35 Football '35, '36 Track '33, '34 Glee Club '33, '34, '35, '36 St-'CI'8lll.I'y, .Iuuior Class '35 VIOIA Hl!U'l'El1l'INIl'l' Murine High School '33, '34, '35 Girls' Basketball '36 ll. A. A. '36 Home Economics Club '36 NIAIRJUIRIIG HUNZIICEIR News Stal? '36 .X I ,lSl'll!'l'A Hl LLER .Xlliambra High School '33, '34, '35 Home Economies Club '36 l.l'lUX.AUlll SFHMIIVI' Football '34, '35, '36 Basketball '35, '36 Truck '34, '35, '36 Baseball '34, '35 l1Il.Ill+IN BARIDILI. G. A. A. '34, '35, '36 Junior Play '35 Student Uouneil '36 Iris Staff '36 National Thespians '36 SE IDRS

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SEN IORS 0lH'Il.lilf1 IAXIDI-1ll'l' Football '33 Bztsketball '33 Cheer Leader '36 Pep Club '36 Give Club '33 '36 F. F. A. '35, '36 Junior Play '35 Operetta '33 National Thespians '36 AlillI+1X GILUIAXX Marine High Svhool '33, '34 IOIA ROGIER Glee Club '33, '34, '33 Junior Play '35 National Tnespians '36 Home Ecouoinics Club '36 Pen Club '36 G. A. A. '36 Iris Stat? '36 A lilflllflll lll'l5.Xl'H Football '33, '34, '35, '36 Basketball '33, '34, '35, '36 Haseball 33, '34, '35, '36 'l'l'a1ck '33, '34, '36 'l'reasurer. Preslunen '33 Vice-l'1'osident. .luniora M Junior Play '35 l'l.lf1Tl'S Sl'Hl'l.'I'Z F. F. A. '33, '34, '35 President, Gerinan Club '36 President, Student Counvil '36 EAICI. 'l'l'liXlfIli Marino High Sc-bool '33, '34 Pep Club '36 Student Council '36 MlNl4I'l I'l'1 I-'0Wl.lfIll Elfingliani High School '33 Junior Play '35 Secretary, Sophomores '34 Pep Club, '36 Cheer Leader '36 President, Student Council, First Seniesler '36 ISEIIN l-Ilili lllIil'Hl'Ili Bnske-tbull '33, '34, '36 Football '35, '36 Baseball '3l. '35. '36 Build '33, '34, '35, '36 LHYI l4'lil'lll1I President, Juniors '33 Iris Stuff '36 l v .lunior Play, Siilge Milllililvl' 3 RUISI-IRT YOIGT Murine High School '33, '34

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY President-Marion Lebegue Vice-President-George Cutsinger Secrvtaryglisther Reinhart Treasurer-Virgil Iberg Sponsors-Mr. Ewing and Miss Foster Color-Green and White Flower-lris Motto- We will strive with things impossible, yea, get the better of them ln the year 1932, forty-two young people tripped up the stairs of the dear old school building to present themselves for membership in the new freshman class. We had many doubts as to how we would be welcomed. Many fears crept through our minds. We were apparently afraid to begin a new period of work-work that would mean a great deal to us if faithfully performed. Our fears, however, were soon subdued, for our instructors did everything possible to tit us into this new type of work and our upper classmates were most friendly. In a short time we were delighted with our new friends and surroundings. Our freshman class chose as our class officers Roger Shields, President: llldo lluft, Vice-President: Bernell Bircher, Secretary: Alfred Dubach, Treasurer, Miss Drew and Air. Geuther acted as sponsors during our freshman year. One of our iirst activities was a hike to Sam Hug's lake for a wiener roast. In spite of the rainy weather we had a most enjoy- able lime. We came back for our second year feeling proud. Why? Because we were no longer frrshmen, but were now sophomores, We felt more important now that we were no longer the youngest in school. We came back with a more serious purpose. Obstacles had been too great for some. for we found that some of our classmates had not come back. However, several new members had joined us. Altogether we had thirtyssix mem- bers in our sophomore year. Our class sponsor this year was Miss Suess. Our class of- flccrs were Virgil Iberg, President: Eldo Duft, Vice-Presidentg Minette Fowler, Secretary- Treasurer. We had no outstanding activities this year. The year passed quickly and en- joyably nevertheless, and each member has pleasant memories of this year. I'pon entering the third year we found that only twenty-nine of our members had returned. Our advisors were Miss Suess and Mr. Fearheiley. We elected Levi Flure, Presl- dentg Alfred Dubach, Vice-Presidentg and Leonard Pfeiffer, Secretary-Treasurer. In our third year we embarked on the bigger and more serious activities of our school life. During this year we sponsored The Last Gentleman at the Opera House. No previous class had