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A ' 'Pix 'Ph X ,bi ljlbyl' 'R X R u .iQ -., Highland 6111.7 News Leader 62249 Wednesday, August 31, 1977 I xg g Class of '52 holds 25th reunion The Class of '52, Highland High School, held its 5th Reunion Saturday evening, Aug. 20, at the lighland Country Club. The evening was spent re- cquainting with old classmates. After a buffet inner, Jerome Zobrist conducted a short meeting. Letters were read from classmates who could not ttend and Jane Stieb read a short history of the lass from the time it entered kindergarten in 1940 rough high school graduation in 1952. Pictures of lass members taken through school were also on isplay. The evening ended with dancing to the lusic of Today. In the front row, left to right, are Lilah tLeroyl orsm' Ellen tBargetzil Gelly, Ellen fBuchheimJ ilmeyer, Glenn Plocher and Helen tBargetziJ undsdorfer. In the second row are Dorothy fKoehler7 Bellm, Carol fZobristl Hundsdorfer, Suzanne fHugl Luber, Jane KPfisterl Stieb, Blanche fWernerJ Hediger, Doris lGassmanJ Woltering, and Beverly 4MenzJ Figge. In the third row are Jean tEssenpreisl Young, Grace fWinterJ Korte, Patricia fKammJ Wehrle, Rosemary tLeroyD Dicus, Shirley tBeichel7 Stotko, Judith fBecker7 Gaffner, Lawrence McCaslin and Donald Seifried. A - In the back are Roland Brave, Robert Thurnau, Everett Rogier, Kenneth Schien, Glen Gilomen, Carl Weiss, Glenn Suess, Ernest Lange and Jerome' Zobrist. ' Gene Morstain was present but was not pictured., w 45 ,Z I A. -f V ... ,J ' 32 f is-,.:-2, -4' azz!-g'f'W' X',,-:g::ff ln the past, hundreds of young people have graduated from Highland High School to go X on to attain their goals of success. This year sixty- ll eight more seniors are entering their ranks. ln the wi future, many more will graduate, It is to these graduates of Highland High Schoolg past, present, and future, that we dedicate this, our i952 IRIS. K T0 fllfll GRAlllfATE -fiifw-:L-v-Y, 2 l.,,x., ,AW -A 1. ' ' t 'A 1,v',1- 1--Ji-M ' all was , -c 4 f 1 '- ','- Q-.i-. 1 1 - we y xx. U 'aj Fi ,,.. i, .l ',lr,:flff.lll.:1:2l.'5' k ' a , ,1.Pps,n,,t- -- 'L ', F: -wfgg-r:.',,:,we L llif2,'7A':i: kf' -:I ' -'f.tr5fWl2't- Tl lf: :ll T V i .'4l.'.' - .. ,i.- .. ,,. Highland High School Highland Illinois To The Graduates of Highland High School We are glad to dedicate this volume of the lris to our graduates Our school owes much to its graduates who determine the repu tation of that school When a student leaves school he is enther a good or bad but of adver tising for that school The part the graduate plays nn his com munity depends upon the training he has re ceived first in his home then in the school church and community His character has been molded by all of these agencies Each of the above agencies plays a part in the formation of hi character how much each plays varies with different individuals This dedication is in appreciation of our graduates for we believe that for the most part they have been a good bit of advertise ment for our school We also wish to thank them for the loyalty they have shown to our school and for the financial support which many of our graduates as well as other mem bers of our community have given to many of our undertakings especially this publication. Sincerely Jos. J, White , Highland High Schoolm Highland, Illinois To The Class of l952: Commonplace as it may sound, l am convinced that what each member of the Class of l952 will get out of life is in direct propor- tion to what each one of you will put into it. Each Senior should hold uppermost in his mind Lhat he owes society as much as society owes im. ' lf the above premises are sound, then make effective such things as brotherhood, kindliness, sympathy, tolerance, human de- cency, freedom of opportunity. Yes, the very preciousness of life itself will require respect of your fellow man and constant vigilance. I hope that each one of you will work to achieve the good that is within you and that your years of public education have equipped you well for the tasks ahead l extend to all of you my sincere best wishes with the hope that good fortune will follow you wherever you may go and in what ever endeavor you may find your lite s work Sincerely John C DeLaurenti Qu O A R lDX ,f-'- ' 'll . .g--a-.1-F-',:tl,i l E. ill l llll Q C. U ' r l l I r l ' N . . ffm: Li 7- r S l . ,VA cl 'i y 1 n Mr' Voigt, Mr, Schwehr. n ll I Mr Ernst MY- Tschanne ' ' 1 Wlnetf ' ' Mr. Klenke' Mr hownl, Mr MGHZ mol 5 Sponsors: Steiners Men's Wear Kinne's Tom Boy Market Highland Pontiac Co. Om The brains behind our school! These are the men who plan our school year for us. They hire land firel our teachers lf it were not for them, our school would not be what it is today. What would we do witltout Lucille and Myrtle, who always seem to have an errand or a message for someone? Or Mrs, Senn, who does our clerical work? We truly appreciate everything they do for us. ' l F gg F f ,fi r C f- ' 5 Ni lv- JE-xt Y lf' E ll SN X 1 Q 'al' Si' , Mrs. Sen Al i n' MVVFIQ Le b egue, Lucille Schneid er. C A F i E E l'U5,,,, R Q. ll Q . W I ui-me O . K I A :gq i ei R 4 K '5 i A ' ' 15 .-li Q X . k S ' l wi . 1 ' , 4 5? M, l' i s. HUhk,'nSl Mr . if w U I s. Moore, Mrs H . ug Who cooks the meals that are served in the cafeteria? Who plans them? Why, Mrs. Hunkins, Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Hug, of course. We are grateful to these women for their assistance in maintaining our school. The halls and rooms of our school are always clean, thanks to our janitors. The students of H.H.S. all extend a hearty pat on the back to this staff. Sponsors: Hug's Cash Market Rogier lns, Co. Pete Pierron For eats, stop at Pete's N . 84 -v.: I it 0 Hoxuen Zi nd V agca 3 7 Tom mmefman BI QM . '1 If I THERE IS A TIME FOR PLAY K fOIJ,?M 6 'F H I Y ' - . V I'2f?5J'f5 7 , . I -Q 7 . 5' ff' 'I I lx I THERE IS A TIME FOR WORK THERE IS A TIME FOR DECISION THERE IS A TIME FOR THINKING I, THINK lr ' ' U THERE IS A TIME Fon LAUGHTER ,W , . .I 'Q . 'II 4 J jig, 4 - 1, ' L , Enigma X, m. I ',f-,fl'-- my I - . I I . x -ilv , .X 4 TJ 'Q . f'5 g7'N' Nl 'E21E', . fi Tj I X ' .Vai 5 lg, it I-T pw-fs 'Q ' J H . gf t 4, my . A 33. x , I it 5 -:Q 3-f I W I I jx' I .xx THERE IS A TIME FOR PRAYER FT my f. . rw' ' l J ' Seated: Miss Koestring, Miss Sparkman, Mrs. Allen, Miss Lee, Mrs. Bushey, Mrs. Wood, Miss Ragsdale, Standing: Mr. Pulliam, Mr. Pribble, Mr, Eiler, Mrwxljlilbert, Mr. Traylor, Mr, Grismer, Mr, White, Mr, Stratton. .Z,x'. il, lf ,l,ll' l i 0 ll FACULTY Trying to teach their students, prepare them for the future world, keep discipline in the rooms, and set a good example are only a few of the many thankless tasks which face our fac- ulty. ln the fields of art, music, literature, science, trades, homemaking, business, P. E., math, and social studies, these teachers try, to the best of their abilities to equip their pupils for life in the complex world of today. Although it may not always seem so, the students of l-l.l-l.S. are very grate- ful and would like to take this opportunity to express their thanks. As: Q '5 ff., .,4'x- na w: 'fc Q' 'ff-'WS :. at-94 N Ja - -- 45 JK., Mr. Thomas-Speech Correctionist MlS5 WilS0 1-5Cl'1O0l Nurse nd' 'MA .... V 111 I N4 X u 62 K Y Y Qi lx N x x x J 1 5 ? N W x x -1 1 w I 1 1 Q 1 n 1 I v I I 11 1 Yi' ' I Lir M., 6 'Q' ,, ,M-L 7' Ib - ..1gf--- -A- P -1 , YW- -v f. J -1 Y - M--M ...,. ,.,.. f., f i ' 1 S 1 , V, 5 f il if f . ' 1 , F V V W, QE Y x . - 1- . ! 3 ' '.F?1'.f,-23-'Q-' ' ' , W2-ir,,m LL. 1 T9--:fl vw-V in x.. -, ,.--w-- I milf' ' :ka-Q. . 'M' , . r 'VL' 1 r t.. - K L '- 1 ' 4 1 0- L. 5.2 'B a 1' I 953' ' X L . I' Af .,1 -V, -,fun-Ill WWE 1. .,.a. w,v'v- r' 1' Jil? ' , ... .-... 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I as- f wr KJ -- X- . . . , f- ' J ' -- '4'9,1xj!VS5: !'PT3lQ-l-,--'71 Ja- Y f, -.-- - - .N , Q, ,. . QM. . '- ' --ru ,rr .rv .w V 5 . ' - :1 sew?-' ga.-at: lr rl M- xt' .AX W K . if 7 ' fag' ' 4 AM fu at ., fl' , 5'- 4' B ll I L of l a .gf 3 ., e L :ll l '- 1 FRE QV 1' Qc! ,J b. 4 iff! ,' -1 , 1 .pa m -p '55 Jean Reilson Verna Hutton Beverly Hug Janette Hosta, Louise Kraus 'N l 'IQ if 1' -,X ww' V fish -2.-+A-5? - 13i35 ?efwff:-if na: ,xi . SSS -J ififfxsi'-as'E? 'Tel f 411' Russell Cataveiu Verla Bohnenstieh' Audrey Eberhart Dean Beckman Diane Day Jeanne Frisse Duane Frank Jackie Gause James Haller Dale Henderson Doris Harbison A Delores Herschbach This page sponsored by: Mosimann Plumbing Co. Lola May Reding Jo Ann Suess Esther Schweppe Vernon Reinacher Lester Schweppe Larry Prott Dale Torrence Peggy Merkle Keith Hug Carmon Thiems Joyce Luehm Arlene Long s v' I TNQ . X xx A. , X X X x x u ' A 5 ' Ni Karen Everett FRE Fred Buettikofer I t Ilw TT i 1 Carol Gruenenfelder f , . y W- 'M .- Marilyn Frankland ' , UL ' Robert Nagel rr - .-,, -.,... , -Ti Elizabeth Habbegger B Ji' - 9-E A, ' q'w1.'3-Q kx4564, This page is sponsored by This page sponsored by: Oberbeck Feed Co. -: ,w T la ' N l A' A - V rf rl-'-QQ, UI E.::.dv:l is Q A 4 A 1-xr, .wuvgi a W4 'bi-'s JE nxl X Q 'N lllllllllf .: 1l, T ,- N James Tritt Harold Rutz Marvin Sander Mary Lois Schilling Lois Schwehr Lui? -1 'h'ut'-- , V, 1 . ,4 rt .fqicih Q. v' L, g. -Q-V. .7 . Q, -Ir F' t'4 -. + 'Q 4 1' ,Q 5 f ' n l if , ll 7? , l r A sk l r l 1 l 1 --if 'j1.: . -MQ . .fin 'V . rvb -. wrv, 5 Y- A-,sf-fligf f -,'ev.45x4 -J - Robert lmboden Donald Koch Sue Loyet Lola Jean Loyet James Knop Ruth Espenschied Janette lberg Bill Dillow 5 Diane Backus Donald Donnelly Kenny Schuepback Raymond Rauscher relielllll lair ni W 'L gf lgrg ETP: in QF This page sponsored by: Freeway Cafe Freeway Motor Sales Freeway Service Statior re-fa V' f lrgrsif ' J ff' vu ' . f J' -t hi 1 Q 'I 'Y QM I: I-,, ,- ' N ix 'yi We 'Ak ,UH ' . ' A if ' 1: Wy :lv 'r-4 14 '5v.,A.f3L, F' 'orgy '-f 'g' , if bl lie.-I-AN ji. 4' V - ' 'T' , . Arlen Hosto 1, 2 , ,n',,.,.1,gi- 5' ' A' ,Lili 1 5, -, F' ' N -Q' k,. , l'p 'gii5 -.f:,.. H5 fl, :ff T, 1,4 1 V 5, ' .gui AA, ,fl N--zflfj L-lu J ' 'J if gc U if ? . f if ' ' ' F - ' 4. . ,, A , 4. u- A k' ' ' '- ,l 4- J f ll J Shirley Pfister Roland Malan Helen Abert Larry Ambuehl H. L. Bassett Floyd Gilomen lop row Mnddle row Bottom row Thus page sponsored by: Falth and. Omer Druessel Lory Theater Val Portwood, Mgr. Duck s Jewelry ACTI ITIES CGMMITTEE The Activities Commit- tee was formed this year, for the first time, to supervise school activities. lt was to at- tempt to eliminate the large number of small group activi- tes and to further the possibility of activities in which large numbers of the students par- ticipate. Front: Mr. Grismer, Miss Sparkman, Miss Koestring, Mrs. Bushey, Mr, Hilbert. Back: Glenn Suess, Ken Wildhaber, Sandy Nagel, Carol Sue Wirz, Carol Essenpreis, Pat Foehner, Shirley Beichel, Peggy Merkle, Clarence Reding, FIIOWO Kneeling : Pat Foehner Kay Louden Standing: Marjorie lberg Carol Langenwalter Margie Schmidt Sitting: Ellen Buchheim Liz Habbegger Bev Menz Marilyn Franklancl CD-UI ah ba... MLC: LA ..--4-57 Pat Kamm 'is ! . Sue Bushey , l Sponsor ' 1 Front row' Ann Jacobs Carol Esseripreis Eunice Casper Kay Luner Sandy SPOVTSOVS5 Nagel. Back row: Kay Klaus, Carol Sue Wirz, Diane Bacleus, Janice l-lug. Lyllmmz cewjggzlif Co' ig an - 1 .az--,. - - . Modern dancing,,a new form of art, is a means of ex- pressing an idea through the movement of the body. Girls who possess a great deal of rhythm feel a desire to create compositions through this me- dium. ' ' Throughout the year they give many dance pro- grams, such as the Spring Pro- gram, They also participated in the Dance Clinic at Granite City. The officers of this club are: Margie Schmidt, Pres.g Pat Foehmer, V-Pres., Marjorie lberg, Sec., Kay Klaus, Treas. B LLDDGS The Bulldogs completed the first half of their baseball season fairly successfully. The Bulldogs fin- ished second in the M. B. C. Confer- ence, due to the loss of the play-off game with Pocahontas. Ending the regular season tied for second place with five wins and one loss in the Conference, Highland and Poca- hontas agreed to play off the game in Greenville so as to give neither team the advantage of playing on their own diamond. The Bulldogs played a good game, but Pocahontas played a better one. ln non-conference games, the Bulldogs did not fare quite so well, winning two and losing two. The Bulldogs played Greenville twice, each winning one game. The Highland team lacked experience due to the large number of rookies on the team. This should, however, lead to a good team in the future, The increased number of players coming from the surrounding area is pointing to more competition for each position. This ultimately will produce better teams for l-l.H.S. Clog, .53 This page sponsored by: s-ln' ln -. . i Broadway Battery and Tire Service I--, I -l .. W1 4 9 3 'ic'-1: f A f , 'K . ' ki if ' -'uf' V . I r X1 ' S - - , ' X E J I Duane Cecil Gruenenfelder Hams , .gif -, -1 - D J Jim Braswell ' 4 iff - X f w Charles Loyet F 1 -1 I Ei' 'UQ Y' ' I .im ' 4 -'fl' T' 'ZF rf U- l l ' Fred Loren Schumacher Waymoth Darr J ,L 13, N if , el Neubauer i V Russell Fickbohm ,A 12 1 X James Knop I, . , 134' , if ' f- f 4 , Q K T ' I Jerome Zobrist . '15 . l A 6 Jim Koch I I I7 4 ' ..x ., ' . Q- Ala W, ' Y ,4 . A. J. Zobrist T Jil 'J on This page sponsored by: 4- 5-6 Co. Voegle Studio ,- 17. .- . 'A P HK. ' Donald Stuckwisch l , 1. .1 N ll Y Rolland Brave This page sponsored by: Highland National Bank xl H .J ' ',.. 4 haf X ' Eddie Hilbert 1. -1JamesManville -.jjj .', 14, hf 'S'7'123!f Glen Gilomen V h 929 L' 'f i N1 -555 'L+ ,, Gene Morstain - ' Burnell Weinheimer E ' i - if Ronnie Heman! l-Owe!! Jljamwr Duane V Ernesf , ig 5 Antenen Ambuel Suess Hoffman h my .1 v-WH i t ,. - 'A Q, If: ' i fx ' n l . . X L ,v X ., t -I I W U Rl H h ' ' X Bill -135 - is f - 5 -1 Tuma ' ' .in 1+ is. N 1 - - . -f-c!'Ef' i -f - faraw- . K? af, , xx .4-f ..?y.. ., .,,, ., W-K .... - 5, gf,,,.,,, e., 5-,.-r. ea -.z F- -.-f ,- ' uma, '- 1 4-.- in ,P . I 1 'lr , . r l. 3219!-'.. 1 L . S, 1 : 'xg 1 . pf -f f Q as' .45 s, , '- , W, 1 i:fa3fzgyas. .H-- - -we . . A I ia i. f I ' x . if I s ' .f--. Run James!!! il ,, , 1-lf..-f ,.,... v V. -,. , 1,...:, fl Q., ww-rv anew.. H up vw.: ,A is w.r'g1iQ!?'4 f5535!5.iFf6'r-ff ,ii -1,7 ,1,fj.'Mf'fl5lr!-ii, fi .rl . l 3 , ii A , 1- 'LAW' 55552 12'-. Pe5f'?'5- ff' rl,-515 - . A ff I! Two Away Keep them straight!! il X. ......J - ,fire . . S. 1 Final Batting Averages Hulbert ......................... Braswell .............. ..,..... Gruenenfelder Stuckwlsch ....... ........ Koch ..,......... Schumacher .... Neubauer ...... Zobrlst, A. J. ...... ....... . Manville ......... ........ Hemann ..,... B rave ......... Morstain ...... Zobrist, J. Gilomen ........ Loyet ............ Weinheimer Knop ............ 786 586 462 440 427 391 356 333 31 8 286 250 167 1 OO ....,...OOO ........OOO OOO ....... .OOO .Qin-' .. NSW ! 41 Yea Bulldogs!! I. -I O N. -.. f I QULL 4,1 w'vn-K-avisvhffffililirl-35-as M. B. c. coNrERENce STANDINGS Pocahontas Highland Troy Aviston 5. Venice .' Worden 1 Page Sponsors: nl' ' 'ff Kilian Construction CO. 'Q' Ready Mix Concrete Highland l. G. A. Store A.6'P,TeaCo. ' -2- ,Mg - .' ' Swing!! -a Slide!! F !9 i'A1L,m fm- ,, 7 if- ',-UJPQEFEYF' - - Q ' -Iwi'-we-ef1!??I'l i5'? ' -'Qi-L... xx. , , I 1 . , 1' f 'S A 4- Q 1 -L N If i-X 4 X, Margie Schmidt, Glenn Suess, Doris Gassmann, Barbara lmmer, Rolland Brave, Martha McCasIin, and Barbara Pabst. sl The Future Teachers of America meet once a month to discuss various phases of the teaching profession. In addi- tion to attending these meet- ings, many of the members serve as cadet teachers under the guidance of both Elemen- tary and High School Teachers. These experiences enable in- terested. students to gain more knowledge about a possible fu- ture profession. FUT RE TEACHERS of MERI This page is sponsored by: Stratmann Lmbr. Co. Pocahontas Pierron Farmer's Co-operative Gehrig's Store-Alhambra , E Arlo Landolt, V.-Pres., Mrs. Ludwig, Advisor, Helen Bargetzi, Pres., Doralee Rogier, Treas.5 and Jane Pfister, Sec, Elaine Peter Eileen Sackett Carole Mettler' Ethel Bargetzi Marjorie lberg Patsy Kamm Clarence Reding James Braswell nr- if f ' fi- ingf MC, , lurk rv. f ' J' 5-,Lri ..f ' nfl' 4 'h I I I 'L rl infill i i. K.-f' . iv-N 70, i 4, 1 -Q 3,-llxyl PMNIII l IA Mr. Pribble, Sponsor Sandra Nagel, Sec.-Treas. Jerome Zobrist, Pres. Margie Schmidt, V.-Pres. ll Ns Lx J ar .L Gri,iQi'iCl'vlCi.,lL-I EE What do our halls need to mance them more inviting? Pic'ruresl say IQ, the members of the Art Club, This it year it has been their goal to supply some of these pictures. They have also 'X sponsored several ,art exhibits at the A Louis Latzer Library, and seen movies of great artists and their work. At the Madison County Fair l'5ll some art work won prizes, and this prize money was used to finance the annual weiner roast in May. r , - - ix LIBR RY CLUB e Uma in , GOSQSQXQO .X N Litiilua 4: - Myrna Steiner .4 ,uh Q X Gface Wi T Asst. Librarian -' f jr, Chief Libr H . Q' H .Iii James Giger - , -- ,V .,.:J 51. 'TT' 5.57 'fffil' A' '53'Fl if-,gi 'Ai Carole Ramsay Elaine Peters ' M 5: :E : Q , Tin, ' li ' JL! 00 53 larence Reding Ronald Weidner :WWI , I Wilma lberg . .i in June Glger ' ' 3 Betty Zbinden 1 'i Ethel Bar Mrs. Wood Sponsor is 'i The members of the Library Club are all student librarians and assistants to Mrs. Wood. The purpose of the club is to enable its members to render valuable assistance in the maintenance of our school library and, through this work, learn the many skills and I - , , desirable work habits necessary for a librarian. Myrna Steiner Mrs. Wood Grace Winter June Giger This page sponsored by: Mose Campbell Motor Sales Federer's Dairy Bar Highland Journal ii ,H - f, , .- fi 1 I P' A ,4 . ,7 I ., 1, ..-.ap 'I. +I . ,qu '-- 1. 1 iw W N- 71 kv 'NN!RJ?Ry i ' 22 : gif' 5, Q. , Q L - xt A , w ' r W - .5 xr. 'iq E . ' l 4 4 K H X xx I W K 3 1 E . . N. HJ The Hlghland Hugh School Band was reorganized under the dlrectnon of Mr E Paul Lyon who prevlously taught In Kentucky The band engaged In many actlvltues during the year Included among these were concerts which helped the Band Parents Assocnatlon to sponsor a trnp to Champasgn to see the famous Unuverslty of llllnols Band The trvp was thoroughly enjoyed by all and much hope was expressed for future trrps of thus sort Other Important actuvltles lncluded partzcupatnon by varnous members of the band rn a band cllnlc at Alton held durmg one of the fall teachers meetlngs In March the varlous sectson leaders youned sumnlar leaders from all over the country and partuclpated In the Madison County Band Festival The band galned much experlence and should perform much better next year as nt IS losing only three members In May The two major ensembles were called upon by the communrty at varlous times to perform .. E up r , -xc f ,Z Y-- .p F f' X 7' Sponsors: Dr. Hermann Neubauer's Meat Market 1 r. , Q' 'Tig' -1 r -if -ijxg H. H. . N l 1 H , , . .. 'I .I l A .l I I Ml X JS T ,J Three Oomphs and Four Squeaks: Kay Luner, Larry Sup- piger, Patty Foehner, Everett Rogier, Lizanne Habbegger, Sue Loyet, Diane Backus. Flute Quartet: Gloria Rogier, Linda Lyon, Diana Rogier, Doralee Rogier. First row: Carol Zobrist, Kay Klaus, Rosalie Middleton, Mary Herbst, Diane Backus, Kay Louden, Kay Luner, Janet Messerli, Billy Ambuehl, Larry Mettler. Second row: Judy Zobrist, Doris Harbison, Helen Bargetzi, Doris Seifried, Margie Schmidt, Pat Foehner, Carole Mettler, Paul Werner, Fred Buettikofer. Third row: Carol Winet, Marjorie lberg, Jo Ann Suess, Jeanne Essenpreis, Karen Everett, Barbara Pabst, Donna Winet, Diana Rogier, David Rogier, Roland Malan. Fourth row: Linette Kusterman, Diane Day, Susanne Hug, Sue Lovet, Muriel Schrumpf, Beverly Menz, Patsy Kamm, Lois Buettikofer, Everett Rogier, Merle Schrumpf, Don Tschannen. GLEE CLUB A ,522 ' 'fly f Z 'N 14 , 241' Miss Frances Ragsdale Director Boys' Trio:,Roland Malan, David Ro- gier, Everett Rogier. Accompanist: Doralee Rogier. Girls't Octet: Kay Klaus, Grace Winter, Janice Hug, Beverly Menz, Eunice Cas- per, Doralee Rogier, Jeanne Essenpreis. Accompanist: Pat Foehner. l as sung at various gatherings and at a few chools. The Glee Club, composed of seventy- ontests each spring. f Elec Club is under the ,irection of Miss Frances R -it V , g l . I E 1 l First row: Lowell Antenen David Koch, Grace Winter, Shirley Landert, Janice Hug, Delores Horn, Norma Hanser, Doralee Rogier, Ann Jacobs. ' Carol Langenwalter, Tschudy, Raymond Immer. Fourth row: Sandra Nagel, Jane Second row: Robert Nagel, Carmon Thiems, Henry Rinderer, A. J. Zobrist, Dwane Houser, Lois Schwehr, Delores Pfister, Lizanne Habbegger, Carol Gruenenfelder. Third row: Donald Storck, Larry Suppiger, Bill Rauscher, Harold Rutz, Marilyn Frankland, Janet Oberbeck, Eunice Casper, Carol Essenpreis, Barbara Russell Fickbohm, Lee Miller, Bill Tuffli, Russell Thiems, Tom Pfeiffer, Elaine Lebegue, Lilah Leroy, Pfister. ff ,X The Highland High School gleeclub ine voices, participates in district and state There are four dsembles: girls' sextet, irls' octet, boys' trio, nd the boys' octet, The agsdale. I L .XXX Kit Girls' Sextet: Rosalie Middleton, Mari- lyn Frankland, Kay Louden, Diana Ro- gier, Elaine Lebegue, Carol Langen- walter. Accompanist: Pat Foehner. Boys' Octet: David Koch, Don Tschan- nen, Larry Mettler,'RusseIl Thiems, Lowell Antenen, Lee Miller, Darrell Neubauer, Dwane Houser. Accompanist: Doralee Rogier. PP RISESM H.H.S. Operefta-1952 WHEN the MOUN Gypsies are modem QW Ahoy there Oo-la-la' Gypsie maidens I T..-'Nl-',:fQ:f'X ,' ,fi X 1, x Y tg I X - - f- ' -H' W L ',.1' W , ' 1 1, N m 'TQ ' u . I . ' ,, f ,I I I 4 Yu' '35 3 .W 1'-Fifi ui 'Y ' 1 org' X ' 'if-4' - k , . ' 'JW 1' 'gb!f ' W f X fzfx ' . --M I 15354 -. gf' Q E ,IH W I ' ' - N., f'v ' 1 'Q 9 . E ' Q - , 4 . l ' nl F ,V1.,,.-kj N I4 V ' 'sm E ' ' xj- , 1 . 'Kg , ki '. ! 4 M 5 1 L A ak JI: . D' L' ' 1 x ,3 Mr. Grisrner Wesley Hayman Marjorie Iberg Betty Zbinder June Giger Ross Beckman 1- , . ,ws b F-K A Norma Hanser Raymond Werner Kenneth Wildhaber Donald Meiner Judy Zobrist This page ns sponsored DY Wilhauk s Sales 5' Repair Western Auto ScI'1ott's Skelgas Alice DeForest Donald Augustin Carol Langenwalter Loren Waymoth Darrel Landolt Darlene Hagnaur l NJNN ' -if !'X- -' rf, -794 L11 IRES Russell Fickbohm Delores Moss Roberta Hiller Rosalie Middleton James Gause Lucille lberg '79 ill!! This page is sponsored by: lf' ' Kuhnen Hdw. 5' Seed CO. Steiner's Super Market Christian Education Publishing Co Sincerely wishing that Jesus may A,i .y A be the partner of your future. F Margie Schmidt Delray Diebert Marilyn Rutz Geraline Mateer Dale Halbe Robert Ludwig I qu. 'D 1 ti Marion Guentensberger Laurine Willman Rose Marie Somraty Myrna Steiner Delores Horn Leonard Lindgens X, .. .M . -'Es 1 '5 , l fx 1 , . ui T,-Fail ,.,.3,, Janice Clanton Carol Ramsey Ronald Hemann Eddie Hilbert Carolyn Steiner James Braswell ff! lv? .i This page is sponsored by Lowenstein's Insurance Cr Real Estate QR Q x .5 , . ,. Y 1 Q . pr 1 P' J Q, .Q J.. Albert Johnson James Harbison Billy Mannville Eugene Schneider Donald Storck Ben Wisnasky Danny Lee Kloss Dr. Muick-Optometrist Antenen Shoe Service This page is sponsored by: Suppiger News Agency Lee lten Post No. 439 The American Legion Siegrist's Style Shoppe RES Roger Schnieder Dale Suever Don' Gathard Mr, Pulliam John Hemann , 2' . ff Y , 4, , .H f. June Luehm N11 Betty lberg 1 ,111 1 X Doris Seifried I ' . X A Marlene Daiber ,si Eileen Sackett 41 5+ 111 1 1, Sally Ware . ,, ' - 5-PJ' I' A j . Arlene Sackett .. f ,I - . , W K X 1 7' Q ,E 'ii x. E -W 'L ak, K . ' exe ll Q , F. ' ' 11 -' ' N, , A A , , .- 4 I x ' ef ix-ix, ' . 1- V Y - wx ' - ,f yi. t Y Y .v All fl .5 I I x ,N '5 V 2172, Y -. ' Iv I, 'I 1 X I .I-,Q V X ii , W u qzjhf- lg, w. '. .Y V' .. . '- Z., P , -' -- ' X70 'V IN-. 'h I -1- fs1i.L-i..,a W' 3 ' I. l 'gisti V T, :3-M23 I .- ,v . l n' xi , : , ,,- , . b-.i'..! ' Iiunk, ' - S r ' -'frgvavf Henry Rinderer Ruth Suhre Elva Travernicht Delores Ziegler Thomas Pfeiffer A. J. Zobrist X T7 L ggflggfl Back To GAF? I-faxnjrfde' Qperetta The Books AQ ' .iff 5 - - 'Z Will ee'-g ang' YQ gg D.: 'S 'SQA GLX'-5 Q y ,m ix fx 1 L -:ig . I OC 'bO LDElZ Nyvember ..1.f,M...f..-5 H Om 1 ec, 45,-'WV' g - O w+NVfQE dmS I mm De.c.em Ioer + Jam,uar3 Fe bfua-rg Junsor Play Senfor pl 32' sxwlnlff, ad m roof by Wiiw .-3- X , 3 Q 5 fi? ' ik 4 Graduai-von' M-QTCLT , Qfwu' May .l ' x K-nf' F52 'W f N. il -8, 5 .fb if Q A . .al '5' 1 1 ' z 1' K Z 4' A -M.,-.,, l i 1 V 7 .4 4 . :Q u . '- -1.. , .Vi ,--' - ff-nm, :W X X'-26 4 I l ilu lf'-J f 'az' - l ,. , K ' .. 3 I IIB Front row: Cecil Harris, A, J. Zobrist, Russell Fickbohm, Thomas Pfeiffer, Kenneth Wildhaber, Lee Miller, Duane Suess, Jim Knop, Duane Gruenenfelder. Back Row: Lowell Antenen, David Koch, Eddie Hilbert, James Braswell, Raymond Werner, Loren Waymoth, Robert Nagel. PP 99 This page sponsored by: Highland News Leader LODQ ghof 'AHB' boy! :a?'z?2'f:': - V tri . .vw - . v Ll -gif . Stratton, secretary M, B. C., presenting to Burnell Weinheimer. GIILAND B LLDUGS Our team has not been so strong as it might have been because of the number of injuries this year. Russell Thiems, our rebound- ing center, has had a sprained ankle through- out the whole year. Sprained ankles were not limited to Russell, Jim Koch received a sprained Ronald Wiedner and Donald Starck, Managers J- ll Mr. Wiedner, Scorekeeperg Mr. Mueller, Timekeeperg Mr. Pulliam, Scorer, Mr. Herz- berg, Percentage Keeper. ankle in a game with Pocahontas. Burnell Wein- heimer, another good rebounder, has suffered sprained ankles since the start of the season. Glen Gilomen has become the ace of the basket-makers. Carl Weiss, one of the better guards, has the fighting spirit which has helped urge our team on to victory. On the bench are many' promising players. Coach Hilbert has expressed great hope for the players next year. Coach Stratton lB teaml Coach Hilbert lA teaml t a .a-. -V .mt ,, ,f.1 :p, tc Y .- 'a I- Effaf wif 'L . ' i i 'F is Fight!! QML4 VUBLIL SCHUUL SANO Lett row: Carol Michael, Patt Foehner, Kay Louden, Dave Koch, Dwane Houser, Don Tschannen, Oliver Ulmet, Right row: Carmon T-hiems, Kay Luner, Darlene Hagnauer, Lilah Leroy, Liz Ann Habbegger, Bill Tschudy, Everett Rogier. Did He Get lt? PEPB ' This year Highland High has a new addition to its pep section. A Pep Band Composed of about fifteen members of the band, play at basketball games. The purpose of the Pep Band is to add more pep to our cheer- ing section. It the students and the public enjoy it, it may be continued next year. Sponsors: Bellm Ins. Co. Haller ,Meat Market Ray Kustermann Radio-Television Jean Essenpreis, Carol Zobrisf, Ellen Bargefzi, Helen Bargelzi, Carol Sue Wirz. '1-. V X Tin. vs' if 3934 gf' N .1- Don Sfuckwiscl-1 PEP SQUA ., el., . l 1 l V' 1 l-'IWLTI J A L l1l-.! ,Il' Jil, 111.1 V1 ' Ll, I LI' Ll lily.- ieilfigfj 1 , rn.-. -e - ,J A, M- l 1 l ' L l I 'TT' 2' ' ' I 1 -mr AL... - f V Clarence Reding Carol Langenwalter Judith Zobrisl Jo Plocher bponsors: l Bill and Vera Micheal l Widmer's Floral Co. N Buchheim Welding Co P Av 0 , QA! 4' V! ON V Q4 EOQYXM .. 4 I 1 1 Q V li If - .- i 1 1? '1 4 N! A L , 2' ' r -' f f I I ' 1 , , y Z 2 'f 1 gb K, x . Q fgvxj V ' ' S n - 11 1 El' L . '9lf'3 3'1 QQ 3 inn.-It-Z: f V , A V'-. . I is V TJ' ' ,Jinx ff' Sponsors: Dr. Baumann Dr. Tschud 7.4 D Mi Y B VA X r. eoy , -,- Xff X' 1 Harold Gilomen Qqralee Rogier Elaine Lebegue Ronald Wiedner Carole Mettler James Giger Bill Tschudy Treas. Charles Loyet V.-Pres. Betty Diest Sec. Darrell Neubaurer Pres. Miss Lee Sponsor xr, r. ll Tl . l l ' ' N . , Mr. Trayler :Q iw. X ,Zia Sponsor ' V .- Carol Essenpreis XJ Donna Winer Jim Koch Larry Suppiger Russell Thiems Mr, Jos, White Ann Jacobs line 4' 54 I A Vernon Mindrup Lois Buettikofer Dorothy Suhre Muriel Schrumpf Robert Hosto Rollin Abert A G QP 1 ' .:G '71 I . Merle Schrumpf Burnell Weinheimer Elaine Peter Betty Jenkins ySl'1'rIey Jackson This page sponsored by: B G B Quality Paint Co. Walter's Garage J. W. Kempf, M.D. Lee Miller Barbara Pabst Miss Koestring Janet Oberbeck Don Tschanrien 5 V622 Standing 1. Oliver Ulmet Don Oestringer Seated: Betty Mayer Doris Loos Dale Rinderer x . . .. - 5. :I , ' - '- 'S ,-5fig 4 , .--rg 1 ..5,v. ij, I gf, A ' nf' , ' Wff- ,y E' . .4 .K lull. nz ,M , f ' .ggi lx David Rogler James Dillow Judy Hundsdorfer Edna Long Leonard Hollman Betty Weber T Thus page sponsored by: Tschannerfs Sc- I Oc Store Floyd J. Tschannen Community Lumber Co Fred Schumacher Jo Etta Plocher Sammy Jenny Delores Wolberr Donna Reed Tom Werner ll 1 Beverly Harris up Vet 'U Jimmy Carroll 'Y' -.tl Wilma lberg ' Cecil Harris Luella lberg A A, Donald Bleisch N5 Dorothy l-lersbach Allan Hosfo Mary Merkle Lawrence Frank Bernadine Guenfensberger Billy Ambuel This page sponsored by: Farmers and Merchants Bank 'Kr zmmco P12 Zyme-l Yi' 00' 04, 9 07 ,, 8 3Q3PtQ i N 4k'g Q' '34 QT! ,-s w ,- Y azz: llanjletfoclfw S . en Bafgelzl. Ecort: C- l'la '5 Pat Foehner Escort: K. Wildhaber VX Hit, 5 inf NIC? ' Ellen B Escort: ?'Q3Jzi , Yet o U 0 0 UV ' N - ' F- I ,- - , . Sponsors: Gassmann Service Station East End Cafe Spengels Furniture Co. v ' r fl, N 1' x 1 f 1 f 1' 1 Tv, RX u C X E 'J 4. 41 f.' JJ . TJ... xx I cs i v I 0 vb EW ' o o xo . s, CD Q, nu 0 ooo Q0 5 0 ,D uooo I UQ s 0 Q O u O ,- vu 'J J ' 1' V X on 0 U -5 51 0 Q ? J, L- I VA ' I gl O F fx, GN, Q lf L'z: L J 4 lgl R- ,, ,y ff..-,ff 5. -f ' ,... I I I dl rx' x ' v rm , .- I l f. . , 1 V rf' ler Carole Men. Escorti L- Mme l I' 'S Q .v 1 351-Jo f x.1.l'lrfl,kgg2i 'm ESC0 ' Zjuir M . ' P' 'I r A-, 1 K u I I 4 l A l lx Ramona Ulmet' Escort: Glen Gllomen f-,: 'IZ' ' ' .' Betty Delst Escort: R. Thiems f,.. ,- hf jf5V.'T-HT . f .I ,- - ' 9 f-T3.1,1J.cf Q , ,,-75,552 13,1 J, I' . - V A.. , fi 5 , 1 1 A l . ' lee Roglef. Egcgrtl l-- Supplger '17 X Dx '59 C., L11 rof r Escort Fgbrgf. , eubauer I X.- -., 1 -f f X x! 'I' ax ,A r Ls rfiw 79' 4' 1 .fax 'feng fr. -Q ii' Sie 4 A x,.' - V .,,x'l B .J v.-' N ,ifxfffr 'z vi'S'-RQTJ5, mf K Gnmavcizi' fb C . , ,, .mx afol Wirz A E . scort. J, Zobrist , df fn-. nk QS 45, rf' . . W st 'S .I Z. s C xg, Eszlncyf fsglggn Wal fer . ruenenfelder 9917 , Y r D A A14 ' Ohna . Escorrf g:V '6St ' eiss 1 Q Standing: David Koch, Harold'Schwehr James Giger, Eddie Hilbert, Raymond Werner. Seated: Janice Hug, Dorothy Suhre Elaine Lebegue, Judy Zobrist, Marilyri Frankland. 5 This page is sponsored by: Boulanger Funeral Home Herbst Service Station Leutwiler Bros. 'l-S15 Gt ,.. T J e--'ti df' STUDE 'T C UNCIL The governing body of the school is el t d b ec e y the students themselves. Each year the dif- ferent classes elect representatives to remain on the Student Council until they graduate. With the advice of Mr. White, the advisor, the Student Council sponsors such activities as the homecoming, career day, college day, and various noon-hour activities. M7 t I -v - V 1 7 3 if . l -'QQ iff sr' Q q ' x l 0 3534513133-P , -'iwfei' ri ll- Standing: Mr. White, Advisor, Bill lttner,,V.-Pres., Eunice C ' ' asper, Pres. Seated. Russell Thiems, Treas.5 Beverly Menz, Sec. Ll-'fi' 1 .rf ,Q ,Zia TsV 'iTT '?' ' Y sf' J ', , vp f .f uni 1 r-- JAG5 !P! 'ZF' ff. I , u .l If il - -7, 1, 'L xji ,. U W 5 f.: Q . 4 .a n R ' , fl' 1 I My .- . . nv- I-1 -, - L?l45'I f '- -1' V .f 3 1 fW f1 ' 'A' U I K :AX A--QP. N hu 1' A wg ,-'fi Ei....P ... A D'- 1 n K .V F 1' -, . 5- - it . 1, ' -ep e-f Qi l,.l I Q. A P-. 'fv- fuwmaawatt Qfl l' T 1 ' ' 'li s 1 ii, f -'air-.-, I Donald Larry Bill 1 Donnelly Prott Ambuehl 'T 7-' Y F 42 -.'.7'fKfi:f6 Hi ti ii ll T- ' I Everett f'f,',': o:Q.k .- ' l Roglel- V f lx-..1:.',2 :Tl:l'.lE :LW . ' L Ernest Hoffman Dale Henderson f 7 -' 1 9, Duane Suess fx ' 2' W-' :X Glenn L. Suess, President 'i David Rogier, Vice-President f- l A S., Dale Rinderer, Secretary ' Earl Selfrled Qi 1.51 A lf Cecil Harris, Treasurer -. ,W iii ,N ' l-larold Gilomen, Reporter I Eugene Schneider ' 1 TN 4, P, 1-5, Burnell Weinheimer, Sentinel g 4 x,we, ., T., T gli Gene Linentelser . ' ' , Q 'I jg J i W - l Rogier Fred Delray Fi.: Schneider Buettikofer Deiberl Roland Malan 4 Q Russell Cataveiu I ' TM FUTURE Merle Schrurnpf '. K f ll, X C Arlo Landolt E R, S E , Lawrence Frank 0 E M E R ! -. imc' l ta Glen Plocher v' ' Ss. all I Darrel Landolt ., 1.1, 7 GI Gul gl F Q N, en iomen Y x, f x - 54' Olivet' V Ernest Lange I 'W t Y ll The Future Farmers of America is a self-supporting or- Danny lqlo Flgyd Gllomen ganization. They make their money by selling hot-dogs and candy at home basketball games. This club is made up of boys who have taken vocational agriculture for one or more years. They hold a meeting once a month, and have an an- nual P.arents and Sons banquet. Duane Frank lr . ,. J ft ,M Dale Torrence 'Q They -also have other recrea- :, ' M E'le' lx tional activities such as -hay- T -l. A - tt.. ,. rides, wiener roasts, and com- N .,Tl This page is Sponsored by: ' ' E 'W blbned business-social meetings Petite Flower Shop Robert Thumau with the Future Homemakers of Rav Wefnle Ziegler Jewelry store America, Corner Grocery 4' Q. -lgaine Lebegue i 'x y, . Q Lilah Leroy, Pres. Helen Bargetzi, V.-Pres. i .J .- 5 x .li 'l ,. - 47 nw Marilyn Frankland ' Lois Buettikofer, Sec. li 41 K 1. lpfu 1 .l . il l , 'N locher, Treas. Shirley Jackson l 4' Beverly Harris 71 fi Q-. E av A Pt-- I Susann Hug V Shirley Beichel l gi- ' AY Doris Gassmann Ellen Bargetzi Members of Future Homemakers of America have completed one semester's course in l-lomemaking prior to their initiation. With the skills gained in Homemaking classes, the girls encourage good home and 'Family life for all. Every second Thursday of each month the girls meet for a combined business--social gathering. Many ot the social meetings held throughout the year are attended by members of Future Farmers of America. This page is sponsored by: John C. DeLaurenti General Store Pocahontas, Illinois Broadway Recreation Geist Pastry Shop FUTU HOMEM KERS Ramona Ulmet Ruth Espenschied N 'A' A Fifi 1.. l t.q.Ji.,i of A ERICA 5 -f'-1 Mary Herbst -N 4 :- Mary Schilling Doris Winel' Mrs. Lel-DSQUS Miss Sparkman Mrs, Gassmann n Ji.jii ' xi A r fa .bi . i, 1 1 Woll ,i .,K. i rl i i Lf -gf i , ' ' 'Fil ft Jane ll 'I I l lc. v lax Ll ' I -. L55tff H412 Ah. . H, , a ' 73 Jackie - N 'Q Gause ' . I I m f ' i- .V, Doris Harbison IF M4 A g sr , l 7 3 i. Q , , .lanet X .L H , ,- H Messerli W7 e- 1 Tl' A. X A ami, F EM l ,... .1 ,A r S ,G F .xX 5 Standinghfxrther Standing: Raymond Werner, Jim 'Koch, Robert l-losto, Don Ronald Wiedner, Tschannen, Seated: Dolores Pfister, Doris Seitried, Mary Mewes, Barbara Pabst. l V . , l I 'Q l F.M,B.A. Elevator Co. 3 ' .V ' 'Q Gruenentelder Lumber Co, Jane Pfister, Sec, Dwane l-louser, Pres. Russell Thiems, Treas. 4 Lee Miller, Vice-Pres. Mrs, Wood, Sponsor S ANI A r v 'su 15,5 '31 'fb fm 1 . - all tv' Zobrist, Charles Loyet, James Giger Seated: Carol Langenwalter, Sandra Nagel Pat Foehner. This page is sponsored by: 5 H CLUB Back row: Bill Tschudy, Kenneth Wildhauber, Russell Fickbohm, Wesley Hayman, Front row: Donald Storck, Norma Hanser, Carolyn Steiner, Judy Zobrist. The purpose of the Spanish Club is to further the members' understanding of our Spanish - American neighbors, One of the most interesting things experi- enced by the members was Spanish food, served at the initiation party. The increased num- ber ot members in the club this year made it possible to have more interesting ac- tivities. 1 -Q-. Y. . , ,. I W e -' f. 1 I t .- J: an 1 N. N l x i 1 1 aff xx .- A fx- ,.. .,:. N 4- 4. I '1 A 4 'S X i Q f Q 5... 5 H 5-sw 'lp ' . f f . , l ll All d l -' l X l Q Y' 'Jia . L 'S fl L l XXI . A I l 'T 7' ' f' 'FV' ' 1 l ' ll' S., N x N I l Q.. D. Gruenfelder, D. Oesrringer, G. Gilomen, T. Pfeiffer, Lee Miller, Russ Theirns, Larry Suppiger, Jim Brasswell, D. Suess, D. Halbe, E. Lange, E.- Hilbert, O. Ulmer, G. Glenn Suess, Rolland Brave. Linenfeldser. Sponsors: Krogers Rutz Barber Seitz Jewelry TRAC , 1 .55 SQU ,. Coach Olin Stratton Manager Clarence Reding Lee Miller, Carl Weiss, Russ Theims, A, J. Zobrist, Glenn C. Loyet, B. Weinheimer, R. Theims, C. Weiss, J. Zobrist, Suess, Rolland Brave. R. Brave, G, Suess, R. Fickbohm, B. Gruenfelder, C. Harris. l l ,. 'F ' A . 'T fs . v. . W , I All ,.. 6. l . I l , K. ., I, XJ K J , . - . , J l ' 'L V K . , w N l ls' J l R L o X t l 2,7 F S 1 PV J l Z l.,r fl-' ' C I' TV ' J' 1 . . ni 2 l G QV. l ' J W V e - l f . I 1 Jgqfl 'A I l V I 7' l flxf A A '- ,K Y M l . . ' . ' X . A .gy V9 ugnv A x N, ,. G l. .- Tl. . f-1 . -1 ---L 5 M :' ' 55' 1 . fav 3 N 'S iulllxt ' um ix Up, up, and over! , ill Mighty high flying! BL ami 3 Fancy footwork ,MW Q! M 5 i It's a long way, Boys! s This page sponsored by: Schottg Implement Co. INTRA HAL BASKETBALL Intramural basketball was organized so that all the boys and girls might take ac- tive part in some sport. During the noon hour of each school day, competition between the teams was keen. The girls played on Mondays' Wednes- daysg the boys played on Tues- days, Thursdays, and Fridays. The games lasted for fifteen minutes. Both players and spec- tators enjoyed this intramural program. ------ -- - -Y Y' i 1 Y I Y Watch that elbow. V 4 . ,. i, Ready for action !! 3255 ' - f Fifi 7 9 .- ' H V Y Q ri or , 1 1 Y W V . 1 I I r 1 i E N 1 fl On its way. Ll iff' - i - i sk' 4. X BULLDOG This year the Highland High School's Bulldog staff, with the assistance of Miss Lee's typing classes, has published a mimeo- graphed paper from time to time. James Giger, Dwane l-louser, and Clarence Reding compose the official staff of the newspaperg contribu- tions from the entire student body have been used to supplement the articles written by the staff. ' ...M . Left to right: Norma Lorenz, Margie Schmidt, Jo Plocher, Edna Long, Dorothy Koehler, Donna Reed, Helen Bargetzi, Myrna Steiner, Ellen Bargetzi, Shirley Landert, Dolores Wolbert, Rena Zobrist. ii Left to right: Judy Zobrist, Lois Buettikofer, Betty Zbinden, .Doris Seifried, Marilyn Rutz, Delores Moss, Dolores Pfister. June Giger. This page is sponsored by: First National Bank 4 Highland, Illinois Left to right: Grace Winter Jeanne Essenpreis Carol Zobrist Pat Kamm Kay Klaus Sandy Nagel it 'ii Ill. TIILETI ASSUCI Tll -i---U ,, Q I, Standing: Janice Hug, Treas.5 Sec., Beverly Menz, Pres., -,.L..,.. Eunice Casp Mrs, Bush Sponsor, Seated: Jane Pfister, V.-Pres. This organization was de- signed to further high school girls' interests in sports. They bowl every Wednesday evening in their own league and have. play days at the Highland High School- and at other schools, During these play days they participate in all kinds of games and athletic contests. During the year they receive points for various unorganized ac- tivities and also for keeping a per- fect health record, ln these ways they earn letters for their sweaters as well as have a lot of fun. l row: Liz l-labbegger, Diane Backus. row: Kay Louden, Carol Winet, Kay Bottom row: Marilyn Frankland, Mary Sue Loyet, 01 gl Y ltl unix H lt ' La. Left to right: Carol Essenpreis, Kustermannh Ann Jacobs, Donna 4 :Wi ,-IT, ',.gf-1,7 13, 3 1' . ' F1 Left to right: Carol Langenwalter, Marjorie lberg Carol Gruenenfelder Karen Everett, Darlene .l-lagnauer Janet Oberbeck Babs Pabst Y! t. 1' Left to right: Peggy Merkle Doris Winet Shirley Pfister Mary Merkle Carolyn Steiner Beverly Harris Susanne Hug Shirley Beichel Pat Foehner Ellen Buckheirn Nettle Winer A Jane Pfrster Sand,-3 Nagel Ed'T0 Business Manager Z f' S-To Page Sponsors Hagnauer 6 Knoebel IRIS STAFF Thus year we have had the job land pleasurel of publlshrng thus your 1952 lrus Many fumes we were discouraged and almost gave up but when we thought what nt would mean to you IH future years we gladly went on The staff only hopes that you enjoy read Ing at as much as we enloyed worknng on It Carol Essenpreis, Mrs. Allen, Clarence Reding, James Giger. .f ' IIXMIS lllfunn DWEQII! T -will F Ann Jacobs, Roland Brave, Jo Plocher, Roland Wiedner, Glenn Suess, Robert Hosto, Dwane Houser. l, l I .. l H K I l 5 ' tl . ' I 5 I, .,.- AA A 'Lp i-Ss ' 'A N- u.,,A ai 1 5 4 I 1 I f . I,- Icy' wr 1-lx 1 -T!-,, If ra' V gs- M rs.- Wcod '-- 34 ,, i 3xx E,I,f Lf: Sli 1' If ai2sf?ifll5-'i.'if' f' ft bs 1 C Ass of 1 il as Ai' X' E . 3, rg E lj- . The Class of '52! lt's hard to' believe just twelve short years ago in l939, we were forty angelic first-graders studying about Jim and Judy and their dog, Tags. - ln second grade we were no longer new, and no longer angels. We did everything we could to harrass our teachers, and everybody called us the meanest kids in the school. ln Junior High, Miss Wenger tamed us down a bit but we nearly drove Mr. Kaeding and Mr. Bailey wild. Mr. Bailey threatened us with paddlings, essays, and being sent from class, but his frantic efforts to make us be good and quit argeein' with him only made us meaner. ln l948 we became Freshmen, the lowest form of human life. we bowed to the Seniors and obeyed their every comrnand. Our Sophomore year we had more confidence but still didn't amount to much. As Juniorswe gave the play Gangway For Ghosts and financed the prom Toyland with its tall wooden soldiers and its jack-in-the-box. , I This year we proudly, but a little sadly too, took our places as Seniors. We did many things which we had never done before and many things which we will never do again as a group. . Now we are ready to make our way in the world of adults. The first part of our motto, Today we march, has been fulfilled. The second part, Tomorrow we rule, has been changed to Today we rule. , Sponsor, Carol Zobrist, V.-Pres., Grace Winter, Treas., Mr. Eiler, Sponsor, Jane Pfister, Pres., Janice Hug Sec P Motto: Today we march, Q Sp0nS0rSr Colors: Orchid and white tomorrow we rule, ' Dr- Hediger Flower: Orchid Dr. Rehberger 2' view Babs M! Barbara came to us from Marine, 'Q And with a smile she's always see . To be a nurse is her one great aim This career may bring her fame. PQ V rib ' 'xa A if f 1 'mrrfej .f 4 , . ,ww- ' M! it V XX. fflfi' 1 l' 46147 ELLEN BARGETZI IIEIIYII Ellen is the smaller twin, She keeps her boy friends in a spin. She likes to cheer for the basketbal To be a beautician is her dream. I team, fjn0,Jff ' 'H Wwf W M aff' . W if W HELEN BARGETZI . Hel Bel Helen's the other half of the twins, Whatever she does she usually wins. She likes to dance and she likes to play, ,' gs X Happy and gay is her favorite way. M sigfgr . ' .. .e .-ii., V fs, -..i ETHEL BARGETZI if 2 HB - n lIl'll'lI6 . r Q1s ' Ethel has no special hobby, She is usually seen with Bobby. ' She seems demureland quiet in class, But she has an answer whenever she's asked. A ' X. , xlfxafqy i gf QLQ MJ! il qkq ,J f 'f' ,,. ELLEN BUCHHEIM Nuddie Her thoughts are tar away from home, To North Carolina she'd like to roam. Whatever she wants she gives a try, l-ler attitude is to Do or Die. JUDITH BECKER IIJ udyll Judy likes dancing and having lots of fung When she's not telling a joke, she's laughing at one. lf you're a special friend of this girl, In her Chewy she'lI give you a whirl. A ,. SHIRLEY BEICHEL? ShirI Her jokes and laughter make us gayg She can make up a poem any time of the day, ShirIey's penmanship is especially neatg TTY? l-ler parties are always a real treat. ROLLAND BRAVE' RolIie At the golden gloves he took a chanceg To keep our country rich and tree. l-le's a good tighter you can tell at a glance. . ln the armed forces he wants to be . f Aix! if VP' A-. 'E 63 it , Y Y 1 I In QQ - '4-2 fu ,f V Q fflblf V J, ,. , ,Luft g ii, ,J , x i- fl, ,I it , iJ.,, 'I' - , 3, 4, e il 1 2' ' X, Al ,:',i,.-' -' , i 'la , . ., I 5. T ,'r't', , lf' A 4 , QV.-19 J, , fav' ,jf ,,,q,, Y W v IL-'I' X DORIS B'ECKER KH lim IU' Beck , l Shrimp to her is quite a dish, 4 N. , To be a housewife is her wish. , ' She is a friend to everyone, X, s But when she's driving the people run, X as 4 litiliqftfi '52 -, , . --V., 352 , um Z 1 5, - ' l 3:7 I f ' V . 1 i EUNICE CASPER Eunie Athletic, witty, and wise is she, An airline hostess she wants to be. , l-ler personality is way above par, i We're sure that someday she'll go far. BONNIE sue Doon t l Sho:-tie Energy is her second name, ln all activities she is game. Bonnie's spirit is gay and happy, As a Ref, she's mighty snappy. JEANNE EssENPREls,m,,yg,g, L HESSYH ff,-i,,4.5 -1- ,L lf ea,-X,L,e.k Jean is quite a girl with a song, s ,, 'L' j Shse'lI sing with a band before very long. 'tfjff ' 'weft To Lolly's she goes every Friday night, - -We Where she and Nettie dance with all their might,I,1L':,-G' - las. , - ai? ,GN WT? JANICE FRUTIGER fl' i Y llilanieu li At popping popcorn she is quite skilledy At the show she keeps our boxes filled. She and Don are always together, Happy and gay in all kinds of weather. it M X i 'I 'Z 'H r k, J, 1 . ,V,V U ' H nwANE House' it H 5' . iw Hoosier ' afar, f Arguing is his greatest joy, ' S ' He is an active and interested boy. '11 ' he, ig, .s- f His pleasures include music and song, He hopes to be a banker before very long. GLEN GILOMEN llGookll n the basketball court he is a star With his cheery attitude he's sure to go tar. He likes to work with all machinesg Beautiful girls are in his dreams. DONALD GOODALL Skid Silence is golden is Don's theme, But when he talks he's on the beam. Girls from St. Jacob make him gay, He is a good student in every way. as F' 1,5 . eq --v- s 'Bti will-iglfw DORIS GASSMANN Dorie To own a horse is her one great dream ln all her studies she's on the beam Doris likes to knit and Crochet, She has a smile for everyday. n JANICE HUG . llJaniell Quiet, serene, and smiling is she, If horses are near, that's where she' Her slumber parties are always fun, Janie is liked by everyone. SUSANNE HUG Susie Susie's jokes are always funny Her attitude is always sunny. To nurse the sick would bring her loy Until she found that certain boy. QUUJ fx . ftff',,,1,,fl,4,1f?,. i BARBARA IMMER Bobbie Bobbie seems so quiet and serene, But when she wants to be, she is quite mean She and Ethel have lots of fun, When they're together they think as one. we . 7 F DOROTHY L. KOQEHLER DoH-e Dotte's a girl who's witty and nice' Her conversation is full of spice. To the Navy her heart is true, She's always happy and seldom blue. I ffm MARILYN KNOP Marlie When Marilyn's dancing she always has fun, She's sweet and happy, and crabby to none. She's always ready to see a show, Especially when Shorty asks her to go. 3:0 ji -A5 'x.,',,,H.'.E 15.7 '- lg, A-.Lux 1 .,.,',A..g j'2 Intl, . 1 -1 41.1 jg-'A--:u'? N4n, . favs ALICE VAUGH1' llAnyll If there's a dance Ally will be there, She never seems to have a care. To Loren she writes nearly every day, She'll be glad when he comes home to stay. T r I . Xgx 5l.v.'.i,.'i 4, ia.. x I . 'HN-ws'- ', , L Q, , , '. 'is ' ..- i I lx PATSY KAMM ll Patil Her clothes and hair are always neat, Her clever ideas cannot be beat. She likes good music, dancing, and art, ln, all activities she does her part. lf? .DP Y Jzfpj? , lx' Lie Q9 if S05 1? I VELMA KARGE llshortyll Tiny, dainty, gentle, and sweetg When she cooks for Joe she burns the meat. Velma seldom has much to say, But when she speaks she's cheerful and gay. CHARLES WILLIAM JOHNSON IIBEIIII Always smiling, never bluej This fall he's going to Washington U. He's famous for his many shirtsg He always looks twice at people in skirts. WILLIAM V. ITTNER llaiull He thinks that Hudsons are the best, Start talking about cars and he won't let No one knows what he does on Sundays, But he always looks content on Mondays KAY KLAUS Louse Kay is little and very gay, She's happy whether at work or play, She goes to parties and has lots of fun, Kay's a treat for everyone. of-Jw? I , x s. I LINETTE KUSTERMANN- Elf 'P Nettie Her one desire is to dance, She has no interest in romance, Nettie 'always likes lots of action, And to our class she's an added attraction, 4' 4- ROSEMARY LEROY M !,, 192 4 ji - 04 Q Y. A Q11-,. l A 411 E. ii-. iffildfcfz. 'ai 2 , ' I . , 'ig , l ,,.. . , 4, 1- . L 4, ' W-:':Fff ?Q,, .4 ' H f . hi A .gif ,VIL Q., .' .--hx' l.,,, A A , .gcgi y lv - , - A ,-. . ' A -0- . if 1 A ii?-Q,..i A ' n Sl: ' l L llkosell Rose's conscience is so quiet and serene, l-ler thoughts are always pure and clean. She and Bonnie are quite good pals, They're a couple of real swell gals. ARLO UDELL LANDOLT llArloll At his studies he is the best, fi 1-Q v L, 1 .16,J ' 4 l--sf -l i i 1: l vi 'a X Yi O His favorite songs are about the west. f' -17 It he has his way someday he'll be, A scientist of atomic energy. ERNEST A. LANGE Ernie Ernie the Guernsey is his name, His friendly smile has brought him fame. On the farm he'Il spend his days, Purebred Guernseys he wants to raise. i J i ,' ft- k x X x B LILAH LEROY Lilah ln Glee Club she sings, in the band she plays, -iw 413 149' v,.., ,n ' dlbfi '. W On her lips a smile always stays. To the nurse she gives a helping hand, In the field of nursing she'll take her stand. SHIRLEY LANDERT Landirty ' Bowling, baseball, basketball, too, There is nothing she cannot do. l-ler little jokes make everyone glad, f'i GENE ELMER LINENFELSER llLinnyll ' At the movies he is often seen, When Shirley's around you can't be sad. He thinks that working with motors is keen. Engineering he'd like to study, Kenny Schien is his very best buddy DARLENE L. LONG llnollyll Her third finger, left hand, has a diamond ri A promise of what the future will bring. Darlene likes bowling and sewing too, She'll have success in whatever she may do. ng, , 1 'iii 'fi p',,i:e:.qs,-gi Mn i V, 1 . ' V. '- i' HEEQQMI ll ' -. ig, Ugg - ' ' ' Txiifi ' ' . . 1wTlQf'Ill i Y L '.' -1 ffl :ws V --as ,V Q . vu 951 F' is Th. .... , , ', nl 7N i ,mg-.1 .Aa avr' 'f ,i 11:5 - T151 by-,,,l 37. 1 11:1 it ,T .. W ' V'l :Zig . ii? wi 'Lili-Q 5435 ,,. I - . 1. ci ibn gr, vs. - fir- , .. u, iii EUGENE MCCASLIN - l,fI,f,,-I, , ,Ei I, ff. little uMacu ,Y cg f Ci .- I, IL A friendly word for everyone, lt-if '5' -4- A 'J l '1f ' ' Malc is cheery and full of fun. il 'E ,fy J, S Q, ,mn L He d like to own a,fIllIng station, A And service cars from all over the nation, u I I Ul!'X If . inf' 'Qi I .,, ,I 5:5 E I-'5' .aY-. . Reiki? liefii Q 1- --f - I I-. '3 3 -' r ' ' - , 'HYS7's'l:'I'r 'I S' f ,-.,gg5,p:IEI':ff . -,-.,,-ir 1' 1. .va ff ,gi-ll T536 lim , ix -'F 1 - --WILLIAM WlSNASKY--- NLM,-TeEl- . WiIlie At Greenberg's garage he trades many cars, He'd like to take a trip to Mars. His favorite car is his Model A, Bill is carefree everyday. -lj., . L, JAMES MANVILLE llJimll On our baseball team he's an important man, He plays second base as no one else can. Free and easy is his way, He lives contentedly everyday. A 'I CARL WEISS 'J llcurlll He knows the way to Lebanon well, He thinks the girls down there are swell. On the basketball court he does his share, He never has refused a dare. . C . Q I.Il.II4.,,3 W, ,,. , lg-X. ln. IN E1 'I U3 LXY' CMLL I 'I Cl. Q xp -www' mf' I A5 l 1, ' x ' S 59113 I ui 5 '7-133 'QQ 1 -' X S-l 1 fi P Clin, rg- I 74 FRANCIS D. McG0vv llMacll Cars are always on his mindg When the boys are racing he's never behind. His hobby is getting tickets for speeding, Mystery books are his favorite reading. f f f' ' ,- f hVl! ff!! Ly 'ijgnlrriz lv '- f , BEVERLY MENZ -- Sam if -la u B evil Beverly is quite active in G.A.A. She drinks chocolate cokes nearly everyday. Wherever there's Bev there's always laughter, We'll remember her forever after. MARY :ELLEN Mewss-lm-,Qll,,r 4 ll ,Q l an I Maryll ln everything she does she's demure and quiet When a problem arises she dares to try it. In all her lessons'she's alert and brightg She practices her piano every night. GENE MORSTAIN , uMustyn fx il X I ln South America he'll make his money, When he lives down there everything will be sunny. His clothes are always nice .and neat, The way he drives is quite a feat. we 3. 'Qu' GLEN PLOCHER- Frosh Glen and his scooter are seldom apart, Except when the motor refuses to start. He'd like to have a long string of traps, To catch lots of turs for ladies wraps. li I +5 L. ll,ll., JANE PFISTER Janey A leader in everything she does, She is a good student and always was. Cheerful, happy, and always gay, Being with Bill is her favorite way. SANDRA NAGEL llsandyll Sandy's a girl who's interested in arty She and Jane are seldom apart. Always laughing and full of fun, She has 'oke for everyone, ju if qwmlfil N K, F W JW ' .L ti CULV, 'I M1 f S l'F'flli o nt X CLARENCE REDING , CIancy Qljl l ,sl He's interested in photography, 'N A licensed druggist he wants to be. At basketball games he gives us pep, His bright plaid shirts are really hep. Ifllgll l l -,,,, Af! 169' i:'1'v-' N. P ' 11- ,.,3,f.,. V' all lilo 1, 1- , , U I - x an- ' X iftisf llMoPsll Donnie gives our team some zip ' When he comes out and does a fli He always has a witty remark, To our class he adds a spark. b0NALD A. stuckwlscu 'kk I P- ' ' f - -V v-wif. - Xfxidff' ll O.l il-A ily. 1... 1. DoNALn RIEHARD ssirmen- TDC Para ll niffll In world affairs he is up to date, He'd like to travel to every state. At the Lory, the movies he shows, His grin is with him wherever he goes. 3 GLENN L. susss - lflfi., ,.a- il we kt cook He's glad that someone invented the car, He likes to travel both near and far. A modern farmer he wants to be To grow lots of food for you and me. IC K. .-1 W ,f i .I 'll ll! ,f . 1 . i' Xl' a Q. A f I K I , Dj. ,, X EARL .SEIFRIED VLC f it . Seif l Earl is a boy who is quite tall, His grin is known to one and all. Hunting and fishing are his two great joys, He likes to go out and be with the boys. tsp-5 5125! 1, SW A: P EVERET1' Roslin- lift if 1 llEvieIl ' su Singing tenor is his pride and ioy' Everett is quite a friendly boy. l-le plays a bass horn in our bandg Whenever there's work he lends a hand. RAMoNA SCHAEFER I-ish---N5 if Mona iyL,.,Nm .,.. ,E li, , This girl likes to go to the show, She sits in the balcony lvery last rowl She likes to eat chicken an french fries too, Mona's the jolliest girl you ever new. 71562 MJ '6 KENNETH scHiEN- Dc l. llKennyll Kenny is interested in scientific farmingg Sometimes his opinions are quite alarming. In social studies classes he voices his views, He's well informed on current news. HAROLD SCHWEHR-'La'-J uBuddyn .J His main ambition is to drive a rod g Let's hope he doesn't get buried in the sod. If all else fails, he'Il probably be A farmer who lives in luxury. ,l no Ll.,, i .-,. i.,-. -, ...i f' UW?-' . 4!l!Qr'bi' ,, I :Y xr ,I kr. . Ss s G51 Z ELSIE LUTZ llsabell She always has a friendly hi,' Elsie's favorite is cherry pie. A secretary someday she'Il be Sitting on her boss's knee. lfllbr liirrhf lm' :JL-Alif l 3 I MARVIN KAUFMAN llMarvll Spectator sports attract his eye, Around the world he'd like to fly. 'lj' A i Living in Florida would be idealg ' 'l Crisp fried chicken is his favorite meal. , H g ' l ty y , llal. PAUL VOGELBACHER- lfw' l Q 'W N J llvogiell Vogie is a happy guyg Around the world he'd like to lfy. - In Hawaii he'd like to be, Watching the dancers by the sea i W AJQLW BLANCHEWER R Q Blanche A diamond made her Christmas bright, A future marriage is in sight. Blanche works on a collection routeg She's an all around girl without a doubt. 'VP F ic' ill. l .1 lift'-11 5 c Q P i .,, -L , an I L-,Jlfl LOLA JANE WAYMOTH M llLolyll To Germany her letters go Through summer's sun and winter's snow. Bowling and dancing give her fun, l-ler smile is known to everyone. l ,IS sfrficf GRACE MARIAN WINTER Winnie ' One minute she's quiet, the next she's gay, Her moods are different everyday. To get things done, on her you can depend, ' Every animal is her friend. f ' Wil W , Til: ,, ii Q, LOUISE ANNE WIRTZ Luanne A diamond sparkles on her hand, A long-dreamedeof marriage, they have planned To parties at the clubhouse she frequently goes, Lu Anne's lots of fun as everyone knows. XM, Aix u, law, ,.. win, F, ., , u ROBERT THURNAU llBobll In his Plymouth he likes to cruise, Around the town learning the news. ' I-le's calm and collected everyday, si He seldom has a word to say. v CAROL ZOBRIST U ushortyu She gives our team the spirit to fight, As she cheers them on with all her might. Carol is usually seen in a Ford, Driving with Glen who is never bored. VK- 9, i fp. SA 1, flw , y , acl., N, JEROME ZOBRIST llzobll Jerome likes the girls and they like himg He's really a wow on the floor of the gym. All kinds of sports he really enjoysg He is seldom seen just out with the boys. Ilyi l. '. I, xi, lqfliwgf, N Qlx, 1-IV' W F In y TJ!! .X I I p lfvl . ' 2 f ' if fi L3 irvlfi- -- s SYLVIA :V:SNASKY ll y ll - Embroidering is one of her many skillsg By helping the Girl Scouts, her spare time she fills. Sylvia is quiet but friendly. too, Whenever you see her, she's smiling at you. hflflfii p l.1,im., pm S . f1.'l xlxlliigt' f 3 4 J .S 60011 wut Ions: 'P WE WILL THESE. R T TREASURED POSSESSIU T0 Bacon, Barbara-My Chemistry grades to Rollin Abert. What I learned in Biology to Mr. Grismer, Bargetzi, Ellen-My cheering to Carol Ramsey. Bargetzi, Ethel-My gum chewing ability to Miss Koestring. Bargetzi, Helen--My ability to become a cheerleader to anyone who wants it and can make the kids cheer. Becker, Doris-My quietness to Edna Long. Becker, Judith-My driving ability to A. J. Zobrist and all the othefs who need it. Beichel, Shirley-My fluent handwriting to Mr. White. Buchheim, Ellen-My love letters to Ann Jacobs and Carol Esseripreis, Casper, Eunice--My ability to be quiet in Glee Club to Ann Jacobs and Carol Essenpreis, who need it badly, Dodd, Bonnie-My shortness to Russell Thiems. Essenpreis, Jeanne-My cheerleading ability to Jo Plocher. Fruitiger, Janice+My ability to graduate to Don Tschannen. Gassmann, Doris-My ability to get off school every morning to work to Dorothy Suhre. Gilomen, Glen-My ability to play basketball to Floyd Fuzz Gilomen. Goodall, Donald-My shop ability to James Gause. Houser, Dwane--To Mr. Traylor, my ability to grasp the fundamental principles of the complex quadratic equation. Hug, Janice-My ability to co-operate to my dear brother, Keith. Hug, Susanne-My ability to stay home nights to Myrna Steiner. lmmer, Barbara-My height to Judy Zobrist. lttner, Bill--My math ability to A. J. Zobrist. Johnson, Charles-My brains and ability to get along with teachers to my younger brother, Albert. Kamm, Patsy-My ability to understand the intricacies of Chemistry to Mr. White. Karge, Velma-My ability to be a wife and a student at the Same time to Donna Winer. Kaufman, Marvin-My tallness to Bobby Nagel. Klaus, Kay-My ability to open my locker without help of the opposite sex to Carol Sue Wirz. Knop, Marilyn-All my troubles with men to Norma Hanser. Koehler, Dorothy-My ability to drive a car to Norma Lorenz. Kustermann, Linette-My ability to play basketball to Kay Luner. Landert, Shirley-My ability to bowl to Jo Plocher. Landolt, Arlo-My wavy hair to Charles Loyet. Lange, Ernest-My ability to graduate from H.H.S. to my sister. Leroy, Lilah-My job in the nurse's office to any ambitious person, Leroy, Rosemary-My wonderful Senior year to Betty Jenkins and my locker to Edna Privirf, Linenfelser, Gene-My ability to sleep in class to Dennie Dieberf, Long, Darlene-My art grades to my sister, Toodles, and my ability to catch a man to Ruth Suhre. Lutz, Elsie-My ability to drive to Betty Deist. McCaslin, Eugene-My ability to make good grades in shop Class to Don Gatharcl. McGow, Francis-My ability to study to Rena Zobrist for she needs it. Menz, Beverly-My ability to drive on the right-hand side of the road to Jo Plocher. Mewes, Mary-My long walk to school to any student who rides the bus. Morstain, Gene-My reserved seat at the Freeway Bar to Darrell Neubauer. Nagel, Sandra-My ability to draw houses that look like defense plants to Margie Schmidt. Pfister, Jane-The sandbox in my front yard to Mr. T for his Solid Geometry class, Plocher, Glen-My good sense to Dale Halbe. Reding, Clarence-My'tumbling ability to Albert Johnson. Rogier, Everett-My sensible driving to David Rogier. Schaefer, Mona-My ability to say the right thing at the right time to Delores Horn, Schien, Kenneth-My ability to make good grades in Agriculture to Christ Bargetzi. Schwehr, Harold-My height to Lowell Antenen. Seifried, Donald-My ability to stay out of fights to Don Gathard. Seifried, Earl-To Herman Schin l leave my place in the sandwich line at Petes. Stuckwisch, Donald-The four years of fun l had in high school to the coming Freshmen, Suess, Glenn-My slow and safe driving ability to Duane Suess, Vaught, Alice-All my men to Maurice lberg. Waymoth, Lola Jane-My good grades in Bookkeeping to Norma Lawrence. Weiss, Carl-My Monday mornings at home to any of the other guys who have rough week-ends. Werner, Blanche-My typing ability to Billy Humpler, Winter, Grace-My driving ability to Jo Plocher. Wirz, Luann-l will my F's in Home Ec. back to Miss Sparkman. Wisnasky, Sylvia-My shorthand ability to Doris Loos. Zobrist, Carol-To Carol Sue Wirz, my ability to get what l want for cheerleading from Mr. White. Zobrist, Jerome-My bottle of linament to Darrell Neubauer so he can move his pitching arm the day after a game. i L. . :L ff-L W?-TW W Y A BITIO is Bacon, Barbara-To be a nurse. Bargetzi, Ellen-To become a beautician in the near future. Bargetzi, Ethel-To find a good iob and later go out west to settle down. Bargetzi, Helen-To become a nurse at a doctor's office and in the near future get married Becker, Doris-To be an Airline Hostess. Becker, Judith--To be a farmer's wife. Beichel, Shirley-To become a registered nurse and later marry some nice young man. Buchheim, Ellen-Beautician. Casper, Eunice-To travel. V Dodd, Bonnie-To be a bookkeeper. Essenpreis, Jeanne-To get a man. Frutiger, Janice-To be a beauty operator. Gassmann, Doris-To become the first woman bank president in Highland. Gilomen, Glen-To take my good old time. Goodall, Donald-To live a long time. Houser, Dwane-To become an officer of a bank. Hug, Janice--To go West, marry a rich man, and raise horses. Hug, Susanne-To become a registered nurse and then marry some certain person. Immer, Barbara-A secretary and a ranch owner. lttner, Bill-Buy a yellow Ford Convertible. Johnson, Charles-To go thru college and from there on God knows what. Kamm, Patsy-l'll give you a hint-it sparkles! Karge, Velma-To be a mother. Kaufman, Marvin-To go to Hawaii. Klaus, Kay-To become a Secretary and then-well, you know. Knop, Marilyn-To become a successful typist. ' Koehler, Dorothy-To run a Beauty Salon. Kustermann, Linette-To be a nurse. Landert, Shirley-To be a drawing teacher. Landolt, Arlo-To become a good scientist, Lange, Ernest-To keep on raising Guernsey Cattle. Leroy, Lilah-To be a nurse. Leroy, Rosemary--Catch the man l want. Linenfelser, Gene-To own a new Hudson Hornet. Long, DarIem+Just settle down and be a housewife. Lutz, Elsie-Be a secretary and marry the boss. McCaslin, Eugene-To be a 20 year man in the Navy. McGow, F. D.--To be an Undertaker. Menz, Beverly-To go to the U of l and be a brain in at least one of my classes. Mewes, Mary-To be a music teacher. Morstain, Gene-To own a swanky night club. Nagel, Sandra-To be a Fashion lllustrator. Pfister, Jane-To see the world. Plocher, Glen-To be a mechanic. Reding, Clarence-Be President of some Big Organization. Rogier, Everett-To be a farmer. Schaefer, Mona--To be a medical technologist, Schien, Kenneth-To get a job as a telegraph operator. Schwehr, Harold-To be a gentleman farmer and to drive a Stock car in my spare time. Seifried, Donald-To find a job. Start at l2:OO, work till 1:00 and get an hour for lunch Seifried, Earl-'llc become a milkman or a farmer. Stuckwisch, Donald-Attend baseball school in Florida and theta go into professional baseball Suess, Glenn-To be a modern successful farmer. ' Vaught, Alice-To become a beautician and a successful housewife. Waymoth, Lola Jane-To become a secretary or a housewife. Weiss, Carl--Become an architect. Werner, Blanche-To be a qood housewife. Winter, Grace--To say l do to my Honey Bunny Boo, Wirz, Luann-To become a beautician. Wisnasky, Sylvia-To be a stenographer. Zobrist, Carol-Everyone knows what l want. Zobrist, Jerome+Get a job and plenty of quick money, for a very good reason. vYYY4Yg7,,,,l,-i- r,...l- f' I .4,-t. n ' E TRACURRICULAR ACTI ITIES BACON, BARBARA Marine High, I, 2, 35 Operetta, I, 2, 35 Clipper Staff, 2, 35 Editor, 35 Mariner Staff. BARGETZI, ELLEN Variety Show, 35 Operetta, 25 G.A.A., I, 2, 3, 45 F.T.A., 45 F,H.A., I, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club, 3, 45 Cheerleader, 45 Art Club, 4. BARGETZI, ETHEL Variety Show, 35 F.T.A., 45 Library Club, I, 2, 3, 45 F.H.A., I, 2, 3. BARGETZI, HELEN G.A.A., I, 2, 3, 45 F.H,A., I, 2, 3, 45 V.-Pres., 45 Glee Club, I, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club, I5 Cheerleader, 4. BECKER, DORIS Marine High, I, 2, 35 Operetta, I, 2, 35 Mariner Staff, 35 Clipper Staff, I, 25 Glee Club, I, 2, 35 Band, I, 2, 3. BECKER, JUDITH Exchange Assembly, 25 F.H.A., 3. BEICHEL, SHIRLEY Variety Show, 35 G.A.A., 2, 3, 45 F.H.A., I, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club, I, 25 Activities Committee, 4. BRAVE, ROLLAND F.T.A., 3, 45 Photography, 2, 35 Visual Aids, 2, 35 Iris Staff, 45 Bulldog Staff, 45 Track, I, 2, 3, 45 Baseball, I, 3, 4. BUCHHEIM, ELLEN Modern Dance, 45 G.A.A., 3, 45 Art Club, 45 Operetta, 4. CASPER, Eunice Exchange Assembly, 25 Junior Play5 Variety Show, 35 Operetta, 2, 45 G.A.A., I, 2, 3, 45 V.-Pres., 2, Sec,, 45 Library Club, 2, Sec., 25 Student Council, I, 2, 3, 45 Pres., 45 Glee Club, I, 2, 3, 45 Sec., 3, Treas., 45 Spanish Club, I, 2, 3, 45 Class Pres., 35 Homecoming Queen, 35 Octet, I, 2, 3, 45 Modern Dance, 4. DODD, BONNIE 5 Mt. Vernon Township High, I, 2, 35 G.A.A., I, 25 Pep Club, I, 25 Library Club, 2. ESSENPREIS, JEANNE Operetta, 2, 45 G.A.A., I, 2, 3, 45 Library Club, 2, 35 Glee Club, I, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club, I, 25 Cheerleader, 2, 3, 45 Homecoming Queen, 4. FRUITIGER, JANICE St. Jacob High, I5 Dramatic Club, I5 Chorus, I. GASSMANN, DORIS F.T.A., 3, 45 F.H.A., I, 2, 3, 45 V.-Pres., 35 Spanish Club, I, 2. GILOMEN, GLEN Junior Play5 F.F.A., I, 2, 3, 45 Sec., 45 Visual Aids, 35 Basketball, 2, 3, 45 Baseball, 45 Track, 3, 4. GOODALL, DONALD Marine High, I, 2, 35 Basketball, 2, 35 Baseball, 2, 35 Clipper Staff, 2, 35 Mariner Staff, I. HOUSER, DWANE Junior Play5 Variety Show, 35 Operetta, 2, 45 Exchange Assembly, 35 Bulldog Staff, 3, 45 Co-Editor, 45 lris Staff, 3, 45 Glee Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Pres., 45 Boys' Octet, 2, 45 Quartet, 35 Band, I, 2, 3, 45 Cornet Trio, 45 Brass Sextet, I, 2, 35 Cornet Quartet, 35 Pep Band5 Spanish Club I, 2, 3, 4, Pres., 2, 45 Track, 4, Manager, I5 Cheerleader, 2, 35 Class Pres., I. HUG, JANICE Varitey Show, 35 Operetta, 2, 35 G.A.A., l, 2, 3, 4, Treas., 45 Student Council, 3, 45 Glee Club, 2, 3, 45 Sexetet, 2, 35 Octet, 45 Modern Dance, 45 Class Sec., 4. HUG, SUSANNE Operetta, 45 Variety Show, 35 G.A.A., 45 F.H.A., I, 2, 3, 45 V.-Pres., 2, Treas., 35 Glee Club, 45 Spanish Club, I, 25 Class Sec., 2. IMMER, BARBARA Variety Show, 35 Exchange Assembly, 25 F.T.A., 45 F.H.A., 2, 3, 45 Glee Club, 3, 45 Spanish Club, I, 2. ITTNER, BILL Library Club, I, Pres.5 Student Council, 4, V.-Pres.5 Bull- dog Staff, I5 Iris Staff, I5 Glee Club, I5 Spanish Club, 25 Basketball, 25 Class Treas., 3. JOHNSON, CHARLES Edwardsville High, I5 Marine High, 2, 35 Junior Play5 Christmsa Play5 Hi-Y, I5 Clipper Staff, 2, 35 Basketball, 2, 35 Baseball, 2. KAMM, PATSY Variety Show, 35 Operetta, 2,' 45 Junior Play5 G.A.A., I, 2, 3, 45 F.T.A., 45 Library Club, 2, 3, Sec., 35 Bulldog Staff, 35 Iris Staff, 35 Glee Club, I, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club, I, 25 Cheerleader, I, 2, 35 Art Club, 45 Modern Dance Club, 45 Class V.-Pres., 2. KARGE, VELMA Edwardsville High, 35 G.A.A., I, 2. KAUFMAN, MARVIN Spanish Club, I. KLAUS, KAY Operetta, 2, 45 Variety Show, 35 Exchange Assembly, 25 G.A.A., I, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club, 2, 3, 45 Octet, 3, 45 Modern Dance, 4, Treas. KNOP, MARILYN A G.A.A., I5 Glee Club, 35 Spanish Club, I5 Variety Show, 3. KOEHLER, DOROTHY G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 4. i KUSTERMANN, LINETTE Variety Show, 35 Operetta, 2, 45 G.A.A., I, 2, 3, 4, Treas., 35 Glee Club, 45 Spanish Club, I, 2. LANDERT, SHIRLEY Junior Play5 Variety Show, 35 Operetta, 45 G.A.A., I, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club, 4. ' LANDOLT, ARLO F.F.A., I, 2, 3, 45 V.-Pres., 25 F.T.A., 3, 45 V.-Pres., 4. WTRACURRICUL R ACTI ITIES LANGE, ERNEST EEA., 1, 2, 3, 4, v.-Pres, 4. LEROY, LILAH Junior Play, Operetta, 4, G.A.A., 2, F.H.A., l, 2, 3, 4, Sec., 3, Pres., 4, Library Club, 3, Glee Club, 3, 4, Band 3, 4, LEROY, ROSEMARY F.H.A., 2, Art Club, 4. UNENFELSER, GENE F.F.A., 3, Track, 3, Alhambra High, l. LONG, DARLENE Play, l, Student Council, l, Art Club, 4. LUTZ, ELSIE Play, 2, G.G.A,. 2, Glee Club, l, 2, F.H.'A., 2. McCASLlN, EUGENE Junior Play, F.F.A., l, Visual Aids, I, Basketball, l, 2. MCGOW, FRANCIS Marine High, l, 2, 3, Band, l, 2, 3, Basketball, 2, 3. MENZ, BEVERLY Junior Play, Variety Show, 3, Exchange Assembly, 2, Operetta, 2, 4, G.A.A., l, 2, 3, 4, Pres., 4, Library Club, 2, Student Council, 2, 3, 4, Sec., 4, Glee Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Sec., 4, Spanish Club, l, 2, 3, Class Sec., l, Treas., 2, Girls' Octet, l, 2, 3, 4, Modern Dance Club, 4. MEWES, MARY ELLEN Variety Show, 3, Spanish Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Sec., 2. MORSTAIN, GENE Junior Play, Bulldog Staff, 3, lris Staff, 3, Basketball, 2, Baseball, 2, 3, 4, Track, l. NAGEL, SANDRA Junior Play, Operelta, 4, G.A.A., l, 2, 3, 4, Bulldog Staff, 3, 4, lris Staff, 3, 4, Bus. Man., 4, Glee Club, 4, Spanish Club, Z, 3, 4, Art Club, 3, 4, Pres., 3, Sec., 4. PFISTER, JANE ' Variety Show, 3, Junior Play, Operetta, 2, 4, G.A.A., l, 2, 3, 4, V.-Pres., 4, F.T.A., 3, 4, Sec., 4, Library Club, 2, Bulldog Staff, 3, 4, lris Staff, 3, 4, Editor, 4, Glee Club, 4, Spanish Club, Z, 3, 4, Sec., 3, 4, Class Treas., l, Pres., 4. PLOCHER, GLENN Exchange Assembly, 2, Variety Show, 3, F.F.A,, l, 2, 3, 4, Visual Aids, 3, 4, Photography, 3. REDING, CLARENCE Variety Show, 3, Junior Play, F.T.A., 3, 4, Library Club, 4, Bulldog Staff, 4, Co-Editor, lris Staff, 4, Visual Aids, 2, 3, Track, l, 2, 3, 4, Manager, Cheerleader, 4, Art Club, 4, Activities Committee, 4, Photography, 2, 3. ROGIER, EVERETT Junior Play, Operetta, 4, Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, Band, l, 2, 3, 4, EEA., 1, 2, 3, 4. SCHAEFER, RAMONA Marine High, l, 2, 3, Operetta, l, 2, 3, Junior Play, Glee Club, l, 2, 3, Band, Z, 3, Clipper Staff, l, 2, Mariner Staff, 3. SCHIEN, KENNETH Class Sec., 3. SCHWEHP, HAROLD Edwardsville High, l, Student Council, 4, Spanish Club, l, 2, 3, 4. SEIFRIED, DONALD Junior Play, Visual Aids, 2, Class V.-Pres., l, Pres. 2. SEIFRIED, EARL Variety Show, 3, F.F.A., 4. STUCKWISCH, DONALD Variety Show, 3, F.T.A., 4, Basketball, l, 2, Baseball, l, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader, 4, Art Club, 4. SUESS, GLENN F.T.A., 4, F.F.A., l, 2, 3, 4, Treas., 3, Pres., 4, Library Club, 3, Bulldog Staff, 4, lris Staff, 4, Track, 2, 3, 4, Art Club, 4, Class V.-Pres., 3, Activities Committee, 4. THURNALJ, ROBERT F.F.A., I, 2, 3, 4. VAUGHT, ALICE Edwardsville High, l, 2, F.T.A., 2, Glee Club, 2, Class Play, 2, Variety Show, 3, Cheerleader, l, F.H.A., l. WEISS, CARL Visual Aids, 2, Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, l, Track, 2, 3, 4. WERNER, BLANCHE G.A.A., l, 2, 3, Spanish Club, l, 2. 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