Highland High School - Iris Yearbook (Highland, IL)

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r. a A ; S ‘ »? Eom : me “= a és” re VALS WAP 1p 4 VICTO a 1.” Art students pool their talents and win second place. Atmosphere of Excitement. Seniors’ prediction proved valid when the High- G.A.A. satisfies their desire and win third place. land Bulldogs plucked the St. Elmo Eagles.

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A holiday atmosphere engulfed H.H.S. as Homecoming, the busiest weekend of the year, approached. For weeks in ad- vance members from classes and organiza- tions put their heads together in hopes of building a winning float. A theme of “Holiday Festivals’ lent itself beautifully to the creative genius of students. The floats represented a year of gay festivals ranging from Columbus Day to Christmas. An air of excitement trapped everyone involved in the parade. Band members tuned their instruments, and industrious float builders completed last minute prep- arations as the parade line formed. High- land High’s marching band struck-up a lively tune, and the parade wound its course around the town square to return to school. Queen candidates, Sandy Kunz, Sharon Kraigher, and Jeanine Loyet smile happily as they await the start of the parade. A Parade Builds the Effort is rewarded when sophomores win first place. ee ee Sent ee oar . A Fag oe ee PrN a Sad tart 5 j bag ME Se DREGE ISS BMP. lege tga or

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