Highland High School - Iris Yearbook (Highland, IL)

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| igi Ry ERE 8 Together We Grow ... Through Guidance

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A cheerful smile, a listening ear, a friendly word for everyone - these are the impressions that will always remain with the students who ever became acquainted with you, Mrs. Rinder- er, Few students did not belong to a class, a club, or an organization with which you were not associated. We knew you not only as a teacher but also as a very personal friend. If any of us had a problem or just wanted some- one to talk to, we knew that you would always be willing to listen to whatever we had to say. There were times when we needed a pat on the back; you were always the first to give it to us. There were also times when we needed repri- manding, but this wasn’t so bad when you were the one to reprimand us, We hope that you will always remember us at H.H.S. with the fondness with which we shall always remember you. As a token of our grati- tude, we dedicate this, the 1963 IRIS, to you with wishes for the very best and all the happi- ness that life can bring.

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School Board — Mr. Ernst, Mr. Randle Superintendent Mr. Casper, Mr. Fritch, Mr. Essenpries, Mr. Stratton, Mr. Ulrich, Mr. Michael, (not pictured). Because we in the high school are not associated with these people every day, we often forget how much they directly affect our lives and the education we receive at H.H.S. Under the able leadership of these people, our school has grown and expanded. They are the architects who draw up the plans and guides for our education, It is through their interest in us that we, the students of H.H.S., are able to boast of our fine school. These people work hard for us and for our school. To them we can only say “Thank you.” Secretaries Mrs. Wiesemeyer, Mrs. Senn, Mrs. Neudecker, Miss Zobrist, Mrs, Braswell (not pictured),