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

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Old and new members are Cfirst rowj Scarlett Makoschey, Jennifer Bonomo, Cindy Hawley: Csecond rowj Barbara Gutierrez, Lorrie Sullivan, Shari Morgan, Debbie Pruski, Kathy Reinen, Tammye Oehler, Dana Bean, Cthird rowj James Kuntscher, Dennis Martinez, Karen Reicherzer, Chris Wells, and David Kimball. iPhoto courtesy Cartyjq As a rembrance of his year spent in the U.S., Cindy Hawley and Scarlett Makoschey present a plaque to Jens Feldmann. iPhoto courtesy Cartyb At the banquet Fraulein congratulates Barbara Gutierrez, a new officer. iPhoto by Anayaj Presenting awards are Fraulein to Cindy Hawley, Scarlett Makoschey, and Tam- mye Oehler. iPhoto by Anayaj Page by Beatrice Caballerof59

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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'

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if ,- Lending a helping hand, Richard Castellanos assists Marc Martinez as they M u Alpha Theta is a national honor society for outstanding students in mathematics. To be a member, students must have taken either Algebra ll or Geometry I, and they must have maintained a B average in all math course work. At meetings, members practice for the math contests held in the spring. I really appreciate all the help the students gave me in runn- ing the Highlands Practice Meet, 60fPage by Pamela Garza ' 4 ? T 1 ' 51 try to figure out a difficult math problem. Members must sharpen their skills with They ve got the smorrs in said Ms. Shirley Rich, director of the meet and club sponsor. At the SAISD Meet, Cindy Guerra placed third in Number Sense, it drill and practice at meetings. CPhoto t Carliny while Ruth Mueller placed seconc and Steve Apolinar placed third i Calculator. The members have been activ in attending meetings, socia events, and fundraisers, such as . Nacho Sale in November. The club had its annual banque at Mama's in May. We enjoyel dining together and talking abou the fun times the members of th. group shared, said Mari Martinez.