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

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InA School 22 f Faces and Places!Page Completed by Eduardo Castro Far, Far Awa Y , B K W 5 J 3 .W Wbqamf, ,'W V 4 f

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coach. Joanne Cockrell. Coach Cockrell directed the girls' cross country team to a district crown in I977. She also assisted in basketball. The Highlands Sports program also welcomed the face of trainer Rex Hartwig in the 1977-78 school year. He works in cooperation with the SAISD. VOE students were greeted each morning by the smiling face of their new instructor, Mrs. Cody. A new program called Community Aide was initi- ated in 1977-78 by the SAISD. The program was headed by Mr. Artis Curry, who befriended many Highlands students throughout the year. And then there were the faces that are new every year at Highlands. the freshmen. The faces have the same look every year. The look of anticipation and a little bit of fear. We've all experienced it. and we all lived through it. No one knows what faces the next year will bring. but there will always be freshmen. This page. lop: Freshmen invade the halls of High- lands for the first time at Orientation. Middle lefl: Mr. Curry discusses the schools detention policy with Belinda Bell. Middle right: Coach Cockrell instructs .lanice Norfleet on the fine points of win- ning ball games. Bolrom lefl: The original Owl. A cute fellow but somewhat overweight. Highlands decided that their Owl needed an up-to-date change. Borlom middle: This Owl made a one-night-stand at the Edison football game. Bollom righl: The Owl of I977-78. He is a classy Owl. and symbolizes all the spirit of the year. Opposile page. lop lcjfl: Mr. Clark's face brought smiles and many good memories. Top middle: The changing face of Mr. Clark as he enter- tains the teachers at his welcoming party. Top right: Mrs. Cody brought a new smiling face to Highlands in l978, Barton: lqfr: 1978 brought new l.D. cards and car decals. Bottom righr: SAISD trainer. Rex Hartwig. examines Carol Stuterville's knee. one of the many injuries he saw during I977-78. 6 'Ted' s, M fb . Pages Completed by Mona Johnson!Faces and Places I 2l

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1 a school far, far, away there was a ce: a disco dance. At this dance were n creatures motivated by rhythmic es of music, disco they call it. And the ining of this assembly . . . STAR .RS dance. 'es. on Friday. October 28. l977 the dent Council of Highlands presented a to dance revolving around the theme Star Wars, a science-fiction movie ut warriors in outer-space in the mid- of battle. The disco sounds of KAPE e played by Marvelous Mel for the ,cing pleasure of the 750 students in ndance. Villiam Pitts headed the dance com- tee responsible for the events success. :y decorated the student lounge in a fashion similar to scenes in the outer- space adventure which the dance's theme reflected. The posters that hung from the lounge walls were done on colored paperg with the black being outer-space. The artwork used was painted onto the paper with flourescent paints that glowed under the powerful black lights. Other special effects used by the committee included a mirror ball, Star Wars costumes. and a laser machine. Members of the committee doned homemade costumes depicting characters from the movie. They also presented a multi-colored laser show. The multi-col- ored beams danced on the wall, reacting on vibrations from the music being played. The dance proved to be a great success. The students enjoyed the dance, and it yielded a good sum of money for Student Council. Obviously, the force was with them! Far left: Some of the costumes the hosts of the dance wore. Top, fur lefl: KAPE D. J. Melvin Waiters was special guest host at the Star Wars dance. Middle left: Students dance to the disco music. Lower left: Melvin Waiters dons a pair of antenna for a Martian image. Middle: Students tone things down during one of the slow dances. Below leflx Melvin Waiters and students stand in front of one of the banners depicting a battle scene from the movie. Below right: Sherrie Shaw served as Master of Ceremonies at the dance. :HF eh zu ' 1 sm t'lpT .: QQXT' r 'bl-5 W i I I r Ly, :iff ' Q. lm .L f s fs t if X ,fax ' 1 Q,..w,,x V 1 A I iftj xi' mv ii 1 ,f,Q Page Completed by Eduardo Castro!Faces and Places X 23