Highland High School - Iris Yearbook (Highland, IL)

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H.H.S. SCHOOL SONG Other Schools have chosen colors, the violet ' s dark blue; The golden of the sunshine, the spotted lily ' s hue. We shall own the rose ' s crimson. No honor shall they lack, bat we ' ll ever be defenders of our chosen red and black. Rah, rah, for Highland, we ' re bound to win, fight to the finish never give in; Rah, rah, rah, you do your best boys we ' ll do the rest boys Rah, rah, for Highland High. ma Mate r

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Each member of the Class of 1955 will leave a bit of his personality behind v en he departs in June and he will carry a bit of the personality of the Highland Community Schools with him throughout life. Your class has seen a good many changes take place in our schools during the past four years, and has left its own mark on our schools as each class does. On June 1st eacl member of the Class of 1955 will walk onto the platform and receive a diploma. He will receive also a and shake and a word of farewell, both will be heartfelt. To each graduate I wish a life of service, of saccess, and of happiness. Good-bye and good luck, SUPERINTENDENT JOHN C. DeLAURENTI Superintendent Greenville Col.-A.B. Harvard U. New York U.-M.A. Graduate work on Ph.d. Columbia U. 1954 - 53 BOARD of EDUCATION LEFT TO RIGHT: Laverne R. Casper, Alhambra; Roscoe E. Menz, Secretary, Highland; Ells- worth F. Schwehr, Grantfork; Dr. L. A. HiU, Highland; Elmer H. Klenke, New Douglas; Clifford G. Michael, Highland; Lawrence W. Ernst, President, Grantfork; John DeLaurenti, Superintendent of Schools.