Highland High School - Iris Yearbook (Highland, IL)

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bh Aka ue ‘an ¥. student life Extra curricular activities give students something to look forward to, but they are a lot of work.—Cheryl Rehkemper Activities help get students involved in the school and its functions.— Lynn Degenharat 17 student life division

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look who’s falkin’ “Friends are very special to me be- cause they are always there when you need them. You can talk with them about the good times and the bad times.‘‘—Tammy Wise “| like talking with my friends about the good times we have shared and hopefully about the good times we are going to share in the future.’”-—Connie Klaus “A clause contains a subject and a verb’ ‘Where's the party at this weekend”, ‘‘W need rebounding now on offense and dg fense’’, and the ever popular ‘‘Cele Kort please come to the office’ are all parts of co versation heard at HHS. The biggest common factor between eve one at HHS is small talk. Teachers teac coaches coach, and students communicate q by talking. Despite the fact that Monday means the sta of a school week, students and teachers alik look forward to Monday morning talks abo what happened over the weekend. Whether it’s boys tennis, girls basketball, ¢ freshmen football a word of encouragement 4d change of strategy from a coach could mea a win or loss. Talking is what teaching is all about. Tex books have all the information but teache add fo that by first of all explaining and helpi students. , V1 During a time out, Coach Nona Holmstrom gives her Girls JV Basketball me bers last minute instructions. j2 Finding small talk important, Rhonda Jones talks over the many changes i her life at HHS. 16 opening

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4 1 Impersonating Snow White and the Seven Dwarves, the seniors capture a first on Disney Dress-Up Day. The cast included Lee Ann Kessman, Irene Terrill, Traci Imming, Shelley Wente, Laurie Foederer, Kim Bannister, Kim Tuffli, and Connie Klaus. [ 2 Posing for a quick shot, powderpuff cheerleaders Greg Ernst, Paul Seiberlich, and Greg Korte anticipate showing their stuff at the Homecoming pep rally. 4 3 As the finish line draws near, senior competitors Patti Schwarz and Kevin Gibbons find that cheerleaders Greg Ernst and Paul Seiberlich may be more of a hindrance than a help. 444 Holding stuffing in with both hands, Donna Brusack and Linda Dockweiler show up as Tweedie Dee and Tweedale Dum. V5 To add the finishing touch to his Homecoming outfit, Steve Sanvi doesn't seem to mind standing in line for his “Homecoming went really well, except we had to move ‘Almost Anything Goes’ from the stadium to the gym, and cancel the greased pig contest be- cause of the rain.’’ —Laurie Foederer, Student Council President. “It was really exciting especially the pie-eating contest. I've never seen any: thing like that in Mexico.’’—Marcela Rome- ro, HHS foreign exchange student. A 6 Excitement mounted higher and higher as the coronation grew near. By Friday, it was impossible to hold back the enthusiasm. Juniors and seniors of fourth ho lunch display this exuberance as they work together to build a pyramid Friday be fore Homecoming. student life