Highland High School - Iris Yearbook (Highland, IL)

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THE SE OIORS INYIGHT LO , , ID of others and was always cultivating it. Few people remained strangers to hin1. As a result, he was chosen junior and senior class president. He was also active in Glee Club, German Club, Science Club, Hi-Y. Thespians, football, track, news staff and class plavs He was a , . , ' member of the band and the basket- ball team all four years, RY Dwiaht prized the friendsh' liE'I l'Y lllfll l'XYll,lflR VVhere dignity and grace are con- cerned, Betty really has more than her share. Bets, as she is called, is one ot' our outstanding students in scholastic as well as social affairs. She has been an active member in the G. A. A. and the Thespians throughout her career in high school, being president of the Thespians in her sophomore year and vice-president in her junior year. She was our pride and joy in dramatics as she was the leading lady in our junior and senior class plays. Bets has held a number of important offices. She was the secretary-treasurer of the class in her freshman year, vice-president in both her junior and senior year, an editor of the Reflector staff and an asso- ciate editor of the iris staff She w l . . . , as a so a member of the band and ot' the girls' basketball team. MILDIREII HALLER Milly's frankness and sincerity won her many friends. She made a scholastic mark that many of us envy and would like to rival. She was an outstandina basket- ball plaver and was l , ciosen captain of the senior team. Milly held many important positions' she wa . s secretary of the senior class, typist on the Iris staff, and a librarian. She was an active member of the German Club and Tri-Hi-Y, and she was in the junior class play. Mes. Bayada E7 'VP-we NIAIHIARWI' KNEBICL When shorthand awards were being handed around Vlar alet l 1 I . , . g' ' a ways received her share. She was an able and willing, worker. always ready to do any task asked of her. Marge attended Pocahontas High during her fresh- man year. While there, she was class treasurer and a mem- ber of the band. During her stay with us, she belonged to the Glee Club, G. A. .-X., Student Council, and Tri-Hi-Y. She was also senior class treasurer IVGJ. Efwzu J. 156450-Q SENIOR SPONSORS AND OFFICERS 1

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WE ARE THE SE IORS OF '38 L1'NET'l'E GNAEGY A sweet disposition and a pleasant smile won Lynette many friends. Her best pal was Margaret, and they never fussed. Unusual! Nettie was a G. A. A. girl for four years. She also belonged to the Glee Club and Tri-Hi-Y. MILTON SIEGRIST Slick was good natured and took things as they came, with not a word. He was a carefree and easy going lad. Basketball and band were his chief delight, since he was a member of each for four years. He also belonged to the 'Glee Club, Hi-Y, German Club, and the football team. . ICIINA l+lSSlflNl'REIS Tuttie , as she was nicknamed by her fellow students, was full of vim and vigor. She was a good sport and always in for a lot of fun. For four years she was a member of the G. A. A. and the Glee Club. She was also active in the Home Ec. Club, being vice president for a year, and the Pep Club. She was class secretary for two years, cheer leader this year, an asso- ciate editor of the Iris staff, and a librarian. Rl l'I-I FRUEH Still waters run deep. Not much is known about Ruth's character, except her wil- lingnes to co-operate. Ruth went to Greenville High for her first three years, and while at H. H. S. she was a member of the Reflector staff and the basketball team. OPAL IBERG Opal was a very quiet girl, she minded no one else's business except her own. Good idea, Opal! Keeps y0u.Ol1t of a lot of trouble. She was a G. A. A. girl for four years, and a German Club member for a year. ROGER THIEMS Thiemsie was the idol of all the basketball fans this season. He certainly could play a real game. We didn't app-reciate Roger's capacity for sentiment until Jeannie ape peared. He was a member of the basketball team and Hi-Y. VIRGINIA KECK Virginia's modesty caused her to be seen more often than she was heard. She seldom hurried, but she always made a conscientious effort to accomplish the tasks set for her. She was appointed one of the librarians for this year. RUBY STREIF Quiet, reserved, conscientious, studious -- there you have Ruby. Ruby was a G. A. A. girl for four years. In addition, she was in the senior play, basketball, Glee Club, Pep Club, and Trl-Hi-Y. She was also a librarian. BITRNELI, CASPER Quiet and reserved was Burnell. He was slow and easy going, and Was'never known to get excited over anything, large or small. He was a leader in the F. F. A. for four years, and treasurer of the association for two years. He was also a member of the Hi-Y and Glee Club. He played intra-mural basketball and served as captain of a team for a year. CALVIN MAY A deep thinker was Calvin. Quietly and observantly he gained a thorough knowl- edge of all topics. His opinions were valued highly. Calvin attended Marine High for three years. While there, he was active in basketball, track, band, Boys' Glee Club, junior play, and S'odalltas Latina . He was also junior class president. While a student of Highland High, he was a member of the Glee Club and band. HARVEY AHRING Here was a friendly fellow with a willing way. His enemies numbered few: his friends many. Harvey took part in the junior and senior class plays, Glee Club, German Club, Hi-Y, and F. F. A. JEAN HERZBICRG What a lover he proved to be in the two class plays! Who knows but what he'll be Robert Taylor's successor? Jean took part in the Thespians, Hi-Y, junior and senior class plays, and football.