Highland High School - Iris Yearbook (Highland, IL)

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a Homecoming. A highlight of every school year is the long-anticipated weekend of homecoming. It started off this year with a snake dance beginning at the square and ending at H.H.S., where a large turnout of students joined in a rousing bonfire. Busy, busy, busy were the words to describe this home- coming. The students of H,H.S, can look back upon it with many fond memories. We won our homecoming game with a score of 27-14 - the first time our Bulldogs had ever beaten Madison. Every float in the parade was a beautiful success, We crowned our first king, Dennis Immer, and a radiant new queen, Mary Ann Spacek. All the little things - crepe paper, mums, football uniforms, formals - that make homecoming a wonderful time of year will not soon be forgotten. Special Maid Kathy Iberg receives last-minute adjustments, The pep band helped to spark up the bonfire cele- bration. John “Spank Spengel adds a last-minute touch to the junior float. Even Senior Class president, Char- Student Council president, Dennis Immer, supervises the space lie Barber, gets busy on flowers project at Cape H.H.S. for the float, 23

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... Familiar and Forever Sentimental Sounds — : . Excited chatter at the refreshment stand. . . . . . Beginning typists pecking away at the Blt These Are the Sounds RT typewriter... . . Hands clapping in unison, voices raised in victory cries... ... Sounds Like Those of .. . 22

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