Highlands High School - Brigadoon Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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Holiday Because of Freezing Weather 1,21-, 3 I The annual staffs trip to Denton wasn't all work and no play. The seniors on the Brigadoon staff found time to gather for cx coke at a quaint little drug store just off the campus of TWU. With the weather below freezing Danese Lee, Debbie Ewing 51211015 COITXGS to their rescue by trying to open the door that and Nita Gray take time to scrape ice from a car. Richard WGS Without CI dO11bt frozen Shui. ,M m,,,,.,,.,,.,,,,,,.,.,,,,,s,,,,,,,.,.,,, ,rk,, L.,,,W,W-Wi,tumfmM- '-e---'- --f'f W me-www wWmmw--W,u.,.mM-M- .M -RWM---ru ---- .WM -W um wwwfeeWee-memmffrrmefwum

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San Antonin Public Schools Have With registration over and book windows open, the students leisurely wait in line for the books needed in their particular subjects. Mr. Black concentrates on taking up tickets at the senior dance which was held on December 22 in the school cafeteria. Mr. M. E. Rodman prepares to direct the Highlands band at one of the many ies- tivals held each year in the school auditorium. .R ,. .?+' M ei, ,R W Q it 1, . 1, 1 f c sw iii- q, -it we mi ' we c f , , ' iff is u can 'fi ' 5' if fm 'fag' - .f 5 1 ,, of , ..,. : so we . - , we F3 L - 2 ttt-- - i c 2- ,xniffaw ,, gf- , mg: if 1 , , f-:iff 'W 1 FH --1,7

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Highlands Students invade Rodeo and Livestock Show Bud Iones. Patte Goldbeck, and lack Mowrey found that a fast ride on a double ferris wheel could be fun. Bright sunshine, carnival gaiety, thrills, excitement, animals, exhibits-these things and many more were found every day for a week at the annual San An- tonio Livestock Show and Rodeo. For many Highlands students the rodeo was seen with free tickets and aching feet after marching in the big western parade the first day of the show. On this day, especially, a throng of Highlands students crammed with cotton candy, popcorn, soda water, and other tummy- aching treats rode the dizzying rides, played the games at the concession stands, and watched the rough-and tumble rodeo. To many of the city-bred students, viewing the big and beautifully groomed cattle, horses, sheep, and other stock was a treat in itself. The last evening of the rodeo was tele- vised nationally, enabling more to enioy the show. Louis Irwin, Patte Goidbeck, and Pennie Webb take time to rest after spending a day at the rodeo and livestock show. Bud Iones checks his billfold for handy cash as Pennie Webb and Patte Goldbeck admire the souvenirs. .-l-K. 1111-1- -.4.mLum1wdm n,ff2ie:.s,