Highland High School - Iris Yearbook (Highland, IL)

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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

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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.