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

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ld White. Even the Owl mascot dons a Maroon id White satin vest so that everyone knows where :ts from. It is during spirit week activities that the greatest hounts of Maroon and White begin to appear. The Bividual classes use hues of Maroon an white in .inting the decorations for their halls. During color there is an overwhelming surge of Maroon and laiite in the color of clothes students wear. As one drives down the street in the Higahland ills area one cannot help but to be blinded y the lshes of Maroon and white that appear on the tmpers, windshields and antenna of students, Ear- ts. and teachers cars. Riglit down to the par mg cals required to park in t e school parking lot we n see the glowing Maroon and White colors. After all these isrplays of Maroon and White by loyal students o Highlands. it seems only right t Seniors wear Maroon and White robes as they duate from Highlands High School. So if you should ever see a person wearing 'aroon and white, do not let yourself get caught king them where they are fromjust remember this, aroon! White! Owls Let's fight! 'P . - pai rf gy. Ofzposite page, upper left: Brenda Rudd proudly dis- p afrs her Maroon and White shirt and f ower as she wa ked home, Upper center: Marilyn Woodard steps off the bus after a lengthy performance of playing for Prince Charles' departure. Upper right: The Maroon and White mums and Boutinnieres sit idle until they are delivered to their owner. Lower lej: The cgilbtgous and cosgy BEATII LEE banner was prou y own urin t e e ra y. T is page, u per left: Carlton Drisdafie. Vjdliam Pitts, Lali Salgies, and Lawrence Williams look on as a decisive play is made in the Churchill football game held at Blossum Stadium. Upper center: Cindy Quintana, The High- lands Owl fLester Kelle J, Charlene Kurkowski. and Bebe Alvarado run back to the Owls side of the sta- dium after greeting the Lanier cheerleaders. Center: The mean Maroon bumper sticker which symbolizes the Owls power. Upper right: Cindy Quintana leads the Owls in a pep routine during the Churchill pep rally. Bottom right: Beverly Miller helps lead the Bri- gade in a cheer for the Owls during the Jefferson footballgame. Ajgwva X t. 1 .- ' ee tt Nxt E 1 di lt 4 - 4 . tt.. -vi t , Y 0 -415,44 Page Completed by David Kennedy and Eduardo Castroflntroduction f

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5 I FEICG 'K LL' ' . -.LZJ EA tt K KJ . , T A lg, 'P i l gf 1 14-my 1 ., ufiv't!'h 4. .N- n I 81 PIHCGS The students of Highlands High School share a common existance. This existance that they share is more commonly known as Campus Life. Campus Life is the time students spend on their studies. The hours, minutes, and seconds the stu- dents spend trying to solve a math problem, or finding a thesis statement for his term paper due the next day. Campus Life is school work. Campus life is spending those special moments with that special friend. The guy or girl that lends you his or her homework or saves you a place in the lunch line. Campus life is having that trustwor- thy friend to see at school. Campus life is recreation. Making the extra point that gives your club the win in the intramural games. Playing an important position in the Bi- District game, or being a fan cheering the team on to a big win under the leadership of the cheerlead- ers. Campus life is taking a break from the pres- sures of school. Campus life is achievement. Making straight A's after working so hard. Winning a Band Sweep- stakes prize in a different state. Getting a S.A.I.S.D. Scholastic Achievement Award. Cam- pus Life is graduating after twelve years of school. Campus Life is Faces and Places. Pages Completed by David Kennedy and Eduardo Castro X Faces and Places X I7