Highland High School - Iris Yearbook (Highland, IL)

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Formal lnitiation Ceremony This year the G. A.A. increased great- ly in numberbecause ofthe manynew fresh- men. In the fall they enjoyed the usualhay- ride and also presented a combination dance with the Lettermen. In January all the girls helped give a chili supper after a game. The Spring marked the high-lite of the year with G. A A 's from the area coming to Highland for a playday. That was quite an undergoing for the girls and they did a fine job. The girls in the opposite picture honored HHS GAA by taking 3rd in the All-State Bowling Tournament. Norma Ims took 3rd in the singles. New G A.A. members in informal initiation attire. 1-Q ' f,-Y. . fy, nw 5, , Patty Kaufmann Dorothy Knop, Judy Hanser, Norma Ims Audrey Sybert, Karen Zobrist. iw-

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FRONT ROW: Bob Marinko, Delmar Rutz, Dave Werner, Jack Spindler, Bob Kuethe, Bob Menz, Don Gassmann, Glen Walther, Clark Barnes, Dennis Rinderer, Bill Siverly. SECOND ROW: Walter Leavelle, Ralph Hemann, Jerry Zobrist, Richard Smith, Larry Widman, Fred Schwoerke, Dave Ramsey, Francis Dubach, Morton Schott, Don Nihiser, Francis Braundmeier, Don Danley. THIRD ROW: Coach Kaufman, Manager Gary Donnelly, Burnell Hartlieb, Eddie Guentensberger, Curt Neudecker, Waldo Merkle, Denny Hundsdorfer, Jerry Marti, Larry Ronat, Joe Ernst, John Carpen- ter, Darrell Hirsch, Dicky Wehrle, Stephen Smith, Chuck Cristoe, Terry Haller, Gary Voegele, Don Ritchie, Manager Doug Klein, Davey Fenton, Coach Costilow. Highland scores a T.D. 5 , 1 ia- ' f he 1 , S., xg . M It W Wwfawx S. W Q The team 1n action saga 's z fNL',,, si, , M.. .Alu F' in 'mf A The Bulldogs of Highland High, direct- ed by Coach Costilow and Assistant Coach Kaufman, showed great spirit and determin- ation. Although the Varsity was greatly out- classed, it was improved and promised future victories . They played the more experienced schools such as Bethalto, Wood River, Roxana, Riverview Gardens, Madison, Cahokia, and Dupo. However, when the competition was more equal, several victories were credited to Highland by the Junior Varsity and the Freshman team. The Junior Varsity won two games and the Freshman one.