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

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ff-PM The Heart Of HHS fx. ,..S?f5-:J V -, :W :- siiyf f -for c. ,W , es we L, em, RM H, N ,.,,,,JL -N, M We - Q Ln- , -X , A , A - ir- Q . was v,vwN,l sfvsg,-, - ..,cls1w:--elk X .. , We -A , E'm4 ' K,,- e e i x 5 'Q iafaf f 2 s r H 1' Q Q l.g1 Bewildering expressions are found on many faces, especially at the time of money collecting. escsi fd el A if 's hale' Happiness is taking time apart from homework and classrooms to enioy oneself at the victory dance after the football game. The faces of learning are the most important at HHS for such is the purpose of Highlands. 19

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Anticipation is sometimes spelled d-i-s-t-r-e-s-s. Will the Owls make that one touchdown needed to win the game? Accomplishment brings smiles. Suc- cessfully completing a physics ex- periment is a ioyous event. Faces . . . Perhaps the best-remembered face is the one that connects us with educa- tion and vocation, past and future . . . the face of Highlands itself as seen daily. Variety-the spice of life, say the boys. One can only r wonder about the thoughts accompanying the facial opinions. 18

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Allowing the milk to flow freely down his throat is Jay Caballero. No sissy straws for this stal- wart fellow. Although the cafeteria is not an ideal study hall, Morris Richie crunches his sandwich while fin- ishing an assignment. ess Hall Manners