Highland High School - Iris Yearbook (Highland, IL)

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Fred Roniger, the phantom FIRST ROW: Faye Ruehrup, Sandy Kunz, Barbara Rhine. SECOND ROW: Sandy Moser, student directors prepares to attack anoth- Barbara Ketchem and Gay Linenfelser, Ann Carroll. THIRD ROW: Larry Roberts, Fred Roniger, Rich } er victim. Sander, Roger Nungesser, Allan Killion. Characterize Class Plays Sharon Wolz gets Rich Sander ready for the evening Time: Midnight, the time a rich man’s will is to be read. performance. Place: An ideal setting for a mystery ... an old haunted house on a hill ... a phantom and a mystery writer thrown in for effect. The result: A well-produced Senior Class play. Credit goes to the convincing cast, the hard- | working stage crew, student directors, and director Mrs. | Bastilla—all who worked together to produce the laugh- filled mystery, “The Phantom Strikes Again.” An excited cast tries to revive Wentworth, one of the phantom’s victims.

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Hard work and late hours awarded the juniors a well re- ceived play. “Great Caesar's Ghost” centered around two scat- ter-brained ladies who create near-disaster when they become involved with a bogus Maharajah. The comedy and convincing spe- : cial effects, with the help and direction of all involved, produced : a play to remember. : Darrell Conrad, Areba Henry, Eric White, Carol Hill, and Dianne Sautter mourn the “invisible” Penelope Maxwell and Phoebe DeRoyster. Comedy and Suspense Swami Darrell Conrad and Mel Roberts, the Great Maharajah, astound the gullible Patti Mettler and Emily Werder. “But, Hattie, | didn’t take your cake!’ exclaims Russ Winter to i ndignant Adrienne Ulrich as Bob Ullman and Gale Dickerson look on. Special effects committee, Denny Bargetzi, Jim Schmidt and Jerry Weber receive praise from Mrs. Bastilla, di- rector, Diana Strotheide and Jackie Sentenne, student directors.

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Arbor Day ceremonies were observed by the Student Council with a tree planting on the school lawn. Jan Weder offers a new method for re- lieving excess tension as she spins through G.A.A. initiation. A Whirlwind of Activities Keeps H.H.S. Spinning Mr. Yarde, Mr. Burke, and Mr. Singleton display their culinary talents by cooking breakfast for the rest of the faculty.