Highland High School - Iris Yearbook (Highland, IL)

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Senior Court Members: Patti Essenpreis, Fred Michael, Lisa Fohne, Ty Lee Arnold, Cheryl Voigt, Steve Smith, Carol Knebel, Steve Fenton, Kathi Abert, Tom Switzer, Connie Holzinger, Jeff Rice, Terry Brown, Barb Bickline, Scott Pisaneschi, Janet Hickey, Mark Blom, and Betty Roggenkamp Junior Court Members: Lori Seiberlich, David Bargetzi, Kris Baer, Troy Crase, Jo Ann Gehrig, Brian Langhauser, Cathy Bar ney, Barry Reynolds, Debbie Hundsdorfer, Tony Cania, Jackie Schaffner, and Todd Reilson A behind-the-scenes camera reveals some court members (Above) ner vously anticipating the minutes to come. Special Maid Lisa Fohne (Above Right) takes her bow as Spe cial Escort Ty Lee Arnold helps her Mistress and Master of Ceremonies, Debbie Caulk and Larry Schuette (Right), welcome the crowd from a canopy of streamers. Four year veter an Patti Essenpreis (Bottom Right) is escorted down the aisle by Fred Mi chael

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ae Spirit is displayed in many ways at a Homecom- ing football game. Cheerleader Lisa Fohne (Far Left) searches for a familiar face in the stands to toss a football to. Mr. Clossen and his family (Top Left) show their Bulldog spirit as they watch the game from the track. Coach Glen Monken (Left) shows his Highland Pride with a red cowboy hat Drum Major Bob Oestringer (Below) signals for the band to leave the track. Stacey Tuffli and Shari Sanvi (Below Right) prove that the game was ex- is citing with their expressions mY : I {- Even in uniforms, Senior band members (Above) find a way to show their class pride. At the sock-hop, Mar sha Kidd and Dawn Steiner (Top Left) take a break from dancing to talk. (Left) The agony of defeat is ap parent in the faces of the players

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Sophomore Court Members: Kristie Harris, Craig Baumann, Chery! Rehkemper, Devin Wille, Cindy Hester, Rob McCord, Christi Essenpreis and Kevin Gaffner a touch of class October 31st is known to all as the evening to perform ghostly antics. But this year, HHS stu- dents donned formals and flowers instead of their gruesome Halloween masks. Because of a scheduling conflict with the Home- coming football game, Mr. Singleton had no choice but to have the Coronation on Halloween. This may have kept some vandals off the street, but the holiday required the Student Council to pay a policeman to keep tricksters out of the high school parking lot during the Coronation. At the bewitching hour of eight o’clock the coro- nation began. Each couple took the traditional bows and the evening came to a close with the crowning of Queen Connie Holzinger and King Tom Switzer. Freshman Court Members: Jeff Dubach, Robin Hartleib, Gina Langhauser, and Ben Hanna Connie Holzinger and Tom Switzer (Top) are the newly crowned 1981 Queen and King of Highland High School Colorful decorations (Left) designed by the added an extra touch of class to “The World’s Student Council Fair.”