Highland High School - Iris Yearbook (Highland, IL)

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Athletes ... “Great Caesar’s Ghost!’ is exactly Bob Ullman’s reaction to the antics of the mischievous spirit of the Junior Class Play. Actors... | A sturdy pitching arm makes Dean Burk a valuable prospect for | major league baseball. Musicians .. . Ben Jay Alarcon “slides out’ a victory tune for the Bulldogs. p Ta A

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Linguists... Books alone cannot train students for space-age living; they are merely the foundation upon which dedicated instruc- tors build. Teachers are aided in their never-ending task by Highland High's many educational facilities. The equipment of th® language lab, home economics kitchens, and shop plays an important part in educating students. The process of learning goes on each day in an endless number of ways. Many students pursue their education through the Independent Study Program which gives them an opportunity to progress at their own speed in science, language | arts, and social science. Education does not stop when the bell rings. Students glean meaningful learning experiences on the baseball diamond, the stage, and in group meetings of all kinds. The quest for knowledge leads a student many plac- es, and he realizes quickly that learning can be fun. Bis as . ; Kxok’s Steven B. Stevens explains the absence of his button to Nancy Rutz by telling her that his tailor is Jack the Ripper. Homemakers .. .

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Too many cooks may spoil the broth, but in the case of this home problems class, Darrell Riegel, Junior Lebegue, Donna Koelz, and Karen Eiler only enhance the flavor. With the deft strokes of professionals, Del Klaustermeier and Debby Zobrist put finishing touches on their sketches.