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

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gl. Many of the students at the Spring Festival let themselves go wild while danc- ing to the music. iPhoto by Froebelb At the nacho booth Ms. Shirley Rich and Kim Bielefeld prepare for the rush. iPhoto by Rodriguezj gt E it is ., ,,, xg 1... Spring Fest dancers really enjoy this most Students give their all to show off their popular event of the evening. iPhoto by dance steps duringthe Spring Fest's in- Froebelb While Victor Arbizu ties Rudy Vidal to the torture wheel, he still has a good sense of humor. iPhoto by Froebell formal dance. iPhoto by Rodriguezj Page by Brenda Garciaf27

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After the long and hot route of the Rey Feo parade, Roxanne De Los Santos still maintains that performance smile. iPhoto by Haydenj Keeping in step, band members march with their heads held high. iPhoto by Haydenj A pril gave San Antonians just one more reason to show how festive they can really be with a Spring Festival for all the students and Fiesta Week. The Student Council put together a Spring Festival made up of lively music, and food and game booths. Getting sent to jail for ten minutes by a friend or getting mar- ried by the yearbook staff were all part of the fun. The Band and the Brigade dance team marched in the Battle of Flowers Parade and the Rey Feo 26!Page by Letty Sosa 9 New -4 Spring olso brings fesrs Parade. The Rey Feo parade was better than the Battle of Flowers, mainly because we did not have to swim the entire route, said Johnny Waclawczyk, drum major, about the downpour during the Battle of Flowers Parade. Downtown was the sight for few . - . st . ' as .oft- j Y X., The carnival provided festivals. games and rides like the Force Ten and the Love Bug. La Semana Alegre, located at the Hemisfair Plaza, entertained the younger crowds with bands like Joe King Carrasco and the Crowns, Pat Travers, Madhouse, Innocent Bystander, La Franz, Patsy Torres and many more. Night in Old San Antonio CNIOSAJ specialized in foods from different nations. Wherever you went, you met smil- ing people and possibly got cascarones cracked on your head.

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Walking through the park of Six Flags are Blaine Elmendorf, Tina Sonnier, Shelly Klaus, James Martin, and Leonard Mora. CPhoto by Rodriguezj Brent Almond, Jacquez Gaines, and Her- nan Pineda, sit there looking tired, but Victor Esquivel still has a lot of energy. iPhoto courtesy Almondj Before Lisa Hefner leaves the park, she PM has to bring back a souvenir to remember Six Flags. iPhoto by Rodriguezj Friends forever are Hernan Pineda, Jacquez Gaines, Brent Almond, Liz Morales, Lorna Roos, Trina Welz, Sherry Coy, Jesica Andrews, Victor Es- quivel, and Manuel Moran. iPhoto by Rodriguezj 28fPage by Brenda Garcia and Letty Sosa