Highland High School - Iris Yearbook (Highland, IL)

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Rich Sander, Mike Miller, | Lila Manville measures senior, Allan Killion for his gradu- | ation cap and gown. Jan Widmer places victory posters high to match the spirits of the entire student body during tourna- ment week.

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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.

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a EA hk ee es NV ATENE Le tLe ate Seema ed eee een ere eae The following boys are members of the winning teams: FIRST ROW: Ivan Trauernicht, Bill Burke, Wes Stue- ber, Bob Baer, and Dave Durr. SEC- OND ROW: Denny Zobrist, Gene Hunsche, Wray Boulanger, Stan Ma- roon, Barry Schuepbach, Mike Maples, and Danny Ramsey. THIRD ROW: Denny Weber, Dave Frueh, Kenny Weber, Denny Ramsey, Mike Maples, and Dan Yann. FOURTH ROW: Rick Ray, Ron Schrumpf, Gary Kreutzberg, and John Smithe. Boys’ Intramurals Provide for Excess Energy Excitement, close competition, and fast action prevail as Mr. Kesner puts the ball in action for Dave Givens and Mike Miller. The second year of intramurals at H.H.S proved to pone es A TR OSES SES be as successful as the first, for again many boys par- ea 2 : hats as ticipated. This year the program, directed by Mr. Roger Kesner, included softball, flag football and basketball. Through intramurals boys who like sports, but are not participating in an interscholastic sport, are given the opportunity to join in spirited competition. In an exciting game of flag football, the two opposing teams prepare for a decisive play.