Highland High School - Iris Yearbook (Highland, IL)

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Si Crovon Va Q% Donfeor™ Mrs and Alarcon Majorie was Gloria Mrs it For Spanish teacher Clayton chorus director, retiring after many years of perfecting their skills in the teaching field Jets it math For members of the team was extra study to prepare for English and science competitions who chorus members it For band and strive for the top was participating once again in the IHSA Solo and Ensem ble took 29 firsts, 5 seconds and | third Sue Hencke, Wendler, it displaying their talents at Southern Illi contest where they home For art students Dena Suess and Cathy was 6 Striving for Perfection Getting it straight could mean a of hard tears work, determination, and fears but lot sweat, for those who make it, it means self- satisfaction. Edwardsville in nois University in competition for high school seniors Bernice TV Striving for senior was taking a part in a after being one of . co of approximately 450 girls For junior Donna Palenchar it perfecting her writing in a contest for Guideposts magazine where she won a $2000 scholarship Perfection doesn’t just happen. It quires time off the field, out of and on your own striving for what you Yet, for want going it and getting them straight Weber commercial I5 girls picked out was essay class knowing what you want and means finding your goals

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After drawing up a design, students as well as faculty plan their attack to finish the latchhook which now hangs in the stair well. sophomores Tricia Fornelli, Jenny Becker, Kerri Bloemker and senior Sue Hencke put the finishing touches on the design The death of history teacher Mr. David Bailey left a loss that no pian of attack suld easily overcome Huddling together, the girls basketball team and second year coach Paul James discuss their plan of attack in the first game of regionals nning the Attack

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Clockwise from Far Left Trying to raise school spirit, Band director Johr Heath leads the band in an early morning pet rally for the Lady Bulldogs who were striving for the top Senior Mark Rosen carefully pencils ir jratting ass. Drafting is a torn f art much precision, where every line must be perfect as the last Drawn into the action of the game, junior Bonnie Deibert watches as her teammates play in the first game of regionals. The Lady Bulldogs went apture regionals and sectionals, but lost in supersectionais Assistant principal Joe Schaefer and Student Council member Lesa Kraus, in an effort to produce the best homecoming coronation ever make sure every castle is perfect and able t stand. The Student Council recreated the Land of Oz as part of the “Over the Rainbow’ theme Health classes teach students valuable first aid skills where perfection is a necessity. Junior Donna Volvia strives to perfect her head bandage on sophomore Amy Livingston