Highland High School - Iris Yearbook (Highland, IL)

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= 1984-85 Homecoming Court 1 Mr. Koch congratulates King Ben 2 Student Council President Todd Korte 1984-85 Homecoming Royalty: Sp Hanna as he hands him the name of his presents Robin Hartlieb with the crown Maid Kerri Knebel, Special Escort Queen. and a dozen roses. Dillow, Queen Robin Hartlieb, and Ben Hanna.

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Meet Me in St. Louis “Meet Me in St. Louis’’ rang through the gym as a huge replica of a Mississippi steamboat paddled through crystal waters. Brian Zobrist and Chery] Rehkemper, the retiring King and Queen, proudly acknowledged the bows of the court members, while all waited in quiet anticipation of the announcement of the new King and Queen. Tension ran high as the names of the Special Maid, Kerri Knebel, and Special Escort Tim Dillow, were presented. Finally the predictions of most were realized when Miss Butler announced our King Ben Hanna. Mr. Koch then made his silent announcement of the Queen to the newly crowned King. Ben paused in reluctance before he advanced toward his Queen. An entire week of excitement and memories came to a close as Ben found his Queen ... Robin Hartlieb. ‘« ‘= bam Pt, —— | 7 5 Freshmen Jeff Brown and Brad Bircher help each other get ready for their first walk on Homecoming Court. 6 Junior Sherri Blom bows to the retiring Queen and King before her escort, Jay Korte takes her hand to help her up. Court members gather around to be the first ones to congratulate the newly crowned royalty. Senior Brian Dean and Cindy Kulage be- gin their walk toward the Queen and King.

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Anne Livingston tries her hardest to win the championship for the flipper race during Homecoming week. The Student Life section was put together by Julie Debatin, Suzie Waller, Karen Wil- liams, Paul Davis, Jeff Siegrist, and Laure: Students travel around the game board through certain categories and those who encounter the area of student life are in for a potpourri of questions and answers concerning everyday life, survival, leisure time, and community involvement. These are the students concerned with school and the town itself. They may play sports, sit in the bands, sing in the choruses, get involved in clubs and committees, and busy themselves by enjoying life as a student. Their interest also goes beyond the classroom into the community. Many students work in establishments in town for pay or even voluntarily, go to church activities, play in municipal bands, go to various club meetings, and get involved in community sponsored activities. Student life also includes taking each block of the gameboard in stride, making difficult decisions, and encountering the unexpected. When was the new high school building completed?! What two area disasters occurred during the 1984-85 school year? Who was the president of the Student Council for 1984-85? Who was the foreign exchange student from Colum- bia? What achievement did the 1972-73 band attain? Who was the editor of the Student Life section? PPPPP