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

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Organizations of Highlands High School bound together this year for one purpose, that of promoting school spirit. Brigade elections began the spirited year with the election of Molly Armsworth as presi- dent. Many leaders and students accompanied the football players on trips to Austin, Corpus, and Vic- toria to keep spirit running high. Symbols of spirit were evident throughout school this semester. The halls overflowed with the pur- chasing of strips, Student Council victory buttons, and Highlands' first pennants. Posters and murals made by the Brigade hung from the walls and ceil- ings telling of coming games. Skits at the pep rallies depicted the doomed hanging Edison Bear and Khrushchev cheerleaders. The circus drill, jazz routine, and other imaginative drills were put on by the pep squad and band in behalf of the Highlands High football team. All clubs and organizations worked together building school pride and spirit and setting traditions that will be remembered for years to come. Lois Neumann smiles assuredly at an audience of three hundred who attended the annual Chiroane style show with Joslce's fashions. sk-N ' ca sad? AQ Rodney Strub snaps a picture as Chuck Brown, Gilbert Johnson, and Bob Blair yell, C-O-W-Sl What does it give? Milk, cheese . . , fall activities kept the The night of November 19, 1959, will long be remembered by those who attended the Jeff vs. Highlands Pep Rally at the Maiestic. xl 3' Ae il' fly-'W ' Nix

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festivities of Fall ACUVIUGS August 31 .. Registration September 18 ...... Council Dance October 15 .... Brigadoon Assembly October 21 .... Chiroane Style Show October 30 . . . .... Athena Dance November 19 .... Majestic Pep Rally . . . ...... Choir Show November 20 November 22 .... Owls vs. Mustangs Bobby Weller, Bud Jones, Mike Westwood and nine others attending the AGM Journalism class this summer were worn fx 1 ji 155 ffl 2 1 no QS- I,-, r O. fi 'Y' fl P Ng 00 1 NN ,S x09 'O 1 Maiorettes Myrtle Hill and Nancy Schaller prepare as other members of the band cheer the team on to Loma Lou Chance tears into out from so much fun. prizes given away at the W it !' t :, Q it A y F'i's-1 l X 4 for their iazz routine victory against Central, one of the many door Teena Texas Contest,

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4 Tim: if Mrs. Kirk's advisory was one of many decoraied for ihe Siudenf Council labs AHC IASSIGS rooms who Color Day. Busy f , Q ggff f y .gf gl , elm i 3715? lol .ff fl ' Q Q5 E .7 l fl 'lil' I f , ' , Q., , Q2-if K I , Q y M1 fzfbiyfx rf l Cheers and tears were both displayed the day Molly Armsworih was elected Brigade Prexy. Molly was later left to think of her position ond responsibility. 'Ii