Highland High School - Iris Yearbook (Highland, IL)

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CLAS OFFICERS President John Riggs Vice president ESt6ll6 Dill Secretary Treasurer Mary Tschannen Class colors Purple and yellow Class flower Violet Class motto 'Nothing ventured, nothing gained W HISTORY The sophomore class of this year started their first year at Highland High School with sixty one members The outstanding event of the year was an all school Valentine party given on February 14 They had an enormous turnout, over seventy five per cent of the students attending They also had a freshman chili supper in October The activities of the year were concluded with a freshman hike The sophomore class of 1941 A2 numbered fifty eight in September of 1941 The class was well represented in sports, band, glee club and other activities The one party given this year was a Christmas party, complete with Santa Claus and presents A quiz program given in assembly was also sponsored by the sopho mores Mr Loudon, the class sponsor, did much to encourage the class and gave some very helpful suggestions. The class deemed it necessary to adopt a constitution whereby all questions of importance were settled. The adoption of this constitution illustrates the progressiveness of the class. ...... .. ' ..'...... O.. ' leases CI: 4 sell ll! Sponsorsoeoeeceesreo uossciy-rl Loudon oo- neue QUOQOIICQOOICC fl.. . - . - 0 ' 0 0 e 1 0 0 . .- 0 s .

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CLASS OF IC RS President Donald Rikli Vice president Laurene Casper Secretary 4 Eileen Bircher Sponsor Miss Harney Class colors Red and white Class flower Carnation Class motto 'Onward and upward HISTORY The freshman class numbered forty six at the beginning of the term Since that time six members have dropped out The members of the class took part in the band, glee club, gave parties, took part in basketball games and other school ac tivities with a great deal of entrusiasm Throughout the year we sponsored several assemblies and parties Our first party was a freshman get to gether, held on October 10, which was a tremendous success and was long remembered by the class On February 15, we gave an all school Valentine party, and on May 8 the freshman class had a combination bicycle hike and wiener roast at the City Lake All these were well attended by the freshman class and the other high school classes As you can see by the record we have made during our brief year in high school, our class is destined to be one of those long remembered classes of Highland High School We have already done much and we sincerely plan to do much more We are confident that our senior year will do any school justice and bring pride into the hearts of our teachers. n , E OOO!!! IIIOOQOOIOOUCOOIOOIO ' 0010 9000 Dill!! ill! Treasurer... ....Donald Gross llllililtll Ill!! QCII OOC' OIIOIOOOIIIOIOIO IOC I ' 0 O L 0 O I 0 O O A D