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

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--x U . X q The crowd screams for the winning touchdown in the Jefferson game where the Owls were victorious. iPhoto by Froebelb Struggling to build a pyramid to bring good luck to the football team are the cheerleaders, ftopj Carmen Lopez, Rox- ,,,,,,,-,.L,.,,,,....--- anne Montez, Melissa Lenz, Tammye Car- ruthers, Kelly Wilson, Kristi Sczech, Tam- mye Oehler, and Aurelia Coronado. iPhoto by Froebelj Setting the beat for the Band and Brigade is Patrick Bean. iPhoto by Rodriguezj V7 ME 1 y '-WTB E.'f:.si A as fmvfx xr- Page by Brenda Garcia f 3

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Gur school is our very own little world. The first time you step- ped into Highlands, you probably thought it was an ordinary school, a school like any other. Well, you were wrong. Everyone is an in- dividual who expresses himself in his own way. The individuality of students is what makes Owl world special. Students expressed their feel- ings through clothing, study, and Going to a seminar at the University of Texas, September 27, are members of the Brigadoon staff where they attended in- structional meetings. CPhoto by Kappmeyerb One of the places important to Owl world is Alamo Stadium, the place of victories and defeats. iPhoto by Haydenj At the game against Sam Houston, cap- tains Devin Hartfield, Jesse Reyes, Carlos Cortez, Roland Cortez, Roland Campbell, Raymond Aguirre, Andy Martin, Duane Lyssy, and Roland Castillo meet their Cherokee opponents for the last time. CPhoto by F roebelj. 2 f Pages by Brenda Garcia We have o speciol ploce here friendships. Faculty members also expressed themselves in a variety of teaching styles to enhance the students' educational opportunities. With strong tradition the school cor tinues its postion as a leader in th community. Whether we knocked off, wen out to eat, or studied, we all er joyed our days here. From th minute we arrived until the minuti we left, we all faced some obstacli if not a lot of them. Still, ever minute was enjoyable because wi were not ordinary. ' '-'-'urns-pw

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