Highland High School - Iris Yearbook (Highland, IL)

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. Ursula Taylor tests her dribbling ability in PE. . Halloween at HHS seems to bring out the true persons in Todd Imming, Brad Wilken, and Ben Hanna. . Karen Moss washes dishes from the meal she cooked for her simulated husband. . Todd Imming takes time to pose for the HHS yearbook, the IRIS. . Jared Zajac, like many other students, use the bus to get to and from school.

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The awards ceremony, held on May 20, 1985 in the gym, recognized some of the students who are outstanding in both school and in the community. Awards were given to Lisa Brusask for her outstanding community involvement and leadership qualities. The Daughters of the American Revolution Award, the Girl Scout Gold Award, the I Dare You Award, and many others. Jeff Buchmiller also received many awards for his academic abilities. He received the I Dare You Award and was also named valedictorian of his senior class. Students who are involved in the community go beyond the doors of HHS. They may work in town establishments, play the organ in church, sing in choirs, or work voluntarily on many different projects. Students such as these give their time and talents unconditionally. They, however, are the people that go unsung. 1976. Tornado in Highland fire at the Mill in New Douglas. Todd Korte. Maria Molina. Cut a record. Suzie Waller.

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Individualism Many students’ show their individualism every day. Senior Robin Hartlieb, for instance, doesn’t just say “Hi!’’ she says, “Hi, Bubba!’’ Others reserve their creativity for special days when they can have fun and still be themselves. Spirit Week, band shows, Halloween, parties, and other special occasions are all chances for students to ‘‘show their stuff.’ On Halloween many students wore costumes in recognition of the day. During Spirit Week many found ways to express individuality by wearing hats and shades to school. And, of course, during the’ annual band show, band students had an opportunity to be comedians with their own special brand of “Mr. Heath’’ humor. Often times, even choosing the right college includes finding one that fits a stu- dent's personality. Parties at Christmas, Graduation, and any time always seem to give people the chance to be themselves and just have a lot of fun. (Top Right) SOPHOMORES LORI STEINER and Annie Lutostanski demonstrate that Halloween isn’t just for kids. (Right) THE BEACH BOYS, portrayed by Bruce Augustin, Todd Imming, Brad Wilken, Ben Hanna, and Todd Korte, made a “special’’ appearance at the band show.