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

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eld on December 11, the l Christmas Party at Nlr. Gattis lfeatured special awards, prizes, land a slide show of the German l students singing, acting, and doing skits with their friends. l After Christmas Day, the officers and dancers got together at Fraulein's house. With a bonfire to keep them warm on the cold night, r Fraulein made tacos and they wat- ched movies. All of the members really know how to party and Christmas is port of Ocfivifies Fraulein is vvllggh toy, said Marvin Rudd. In February, they went to Sprachfest at Southwest Texas University for competition in sing- ing, dancing, the club album, the slide show, the photo essay, scavenger hunt, duet acting, and much more. With all of these activities, all the members get involved and we get to meet a lot of people, said Dona Wagenfehr. But not only are there a lot of fun activities H.T.McCall said, lt is a fun class. . ' . . 1 'S' f' E3 'Q H I Ribbons from the Houstonfest are on display in the classroom. iPhoto courtesy Cartyj Spaghetti and pizza are the choice of Tammye Oehler at the Christmas party. iPhoto courtesy Ca rtyj -aff Fraulein Cfar lefty and members take a short break to enjoy the flowers and fresh air on their way to Houstonfest. iPhoto courtesy Cartyy Herman's Happiness the scene for dancers, Cfront twoj Cindy Hawley, Terry Shaw, Lorrie Sullivan, Jennifer Bonomo, Allen Dreher, Dennis Martinez, Karen Reicherzerg Csecond rowj Lauren Cubellis, Paul Stuteville, Lynette Hatcher iPhoto courtesy Cartyy Page by Beatrice Caballerof57

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Enjoying one of their main money-making projects, making their gingerbread houses at Christmas, are Dona Wagenfehr, Loret- ta Meyer, Denise Marks, Mona Martinez, and Jennifer Janszen. CPhoto courtesy Cartyj It was a good night for snuggling at the Christmas Party for Michelle Mabry, Lisa Rasor, Kelly Wilson, Sharon Cox, Dona Wagenfehr, Mike Alberthal, Debbie Moc- zygemba, Christi Farris, and Loretta Meyer. iPhoto courtesy Cartyb Houstonfest is in the sight of Susan Prince, Cindy Hawley, and Diane Shaw. iPhoto courtesy Cartyj A money-making project is the selling of gingerbread houses for the Christmas season. iPhoto courtesy Cartyj fest - . 56fPage by Beatrice Caballero wa,

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Resting after the Scavenger Hunt is Paul Stuteville. iPhoto courtesy Cartyj Known as F raulein to the student body, Ms. Margaret Carty, dressed in the male traditional German garb, swings Scarlett Makoschey in a folk dance. iPhoto courtesy Cartyy Getting ready to do a dance is Kevin Mar- shall. CPhoto courtesy Cartyj Learning the polka is part of fifth period in- structions for Ruth Mueller, Karen Reicherzer, Susan Prince, Christi Farris, Loretta Meyer, Monica Martinez, Jennifer Janszen, Denise Marks, Donna Wagenfehr, Melissa Seifert, and Michelle Mabry. iPhoto courtesy Cartyj 58fPage by beatrice Caballero he end of the year banquet for members of the German Club was held at King Arthur's, May 21. After feasting on sirloin steaks, baked potato, Texas toast, and a l l o f t h e trimmings, awards were given out to students who competed in Awards given Of banquet contests and who sold the most candy and key chains. Fraulein passed out awards to both new and old officers and a special plaqu with the officer: n a m e s w a : p re s e n t e d ti Fraulein. President Cind Hawley said, was sad to give u my office, but l ar happy that it wer to a friend o mine, Jennife Bonomo, who wi b e a g o o c president. 'X 5 W l x,, 1 ,,,,g, . '. A Q5s'f W 1 I-f ' - A ,:3:.f,1Q,,V Mal ' 'Q 'jj ' 'gm T3 1 44'