Highland High School - Iris Yearbook (Highland, IL)

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Patches Adding color to the sometimes dull fabric of high school life are extra-curricular activities. As patches cover holes in material, clubs, sports, and friends fill gaps left by academics. Whether organized or spur-of-the mo- ment, these activities give HHS its own uniqueness. Like patches, which represent an expression of the wearer, ac- tivities are an expression of their participants. 4 } 1 a ‘i 1. Lunch provides an opportunity for Darrell Klenke, Steve Rogier, and Ken Keltner to im- prove their card playing skills. 2. Hanging a poster to be displayed during foot- ball season, Leroy Daiber draws a crowd of observers who are willing to lend advice. 3. Band members put in many outside hours of work to perfect their marching style and football shows. 4. Using the pillows which replaced bean bag chairs, Harry Jaconis and Steve Kunkel enjoy the Media Center's informal atmosphere. 5. Sports require stamina and strength. Running the grueling cross country course, Bob Bullivant tests himself against his teammates as well as the other teams.