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

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Second year Electronic students are Cfront rowj Jamie Guzman, fsecond rowj Randy Kekauoha, Henry Hernandez, Bryan Carpenter, Wade Glass, Cthird rowj Dennis Kreusel, Qcontinued belowj Zerick Owens, Kristine Villanueva, Lisa Hefner, Paul Rodriguez, Enrique Guerrero, Patricia Brooks, ffourth rowy Frank Grayson, Robert Rivera, Leslie Williams, and Chris Owens. iPhoto by Froebelj fy S Flxing a broken TV, Robert Gonzales, Ter- the schematic for a likely trouble spot. iPhoto by Froebell rance Thomas, and Thomas Lopez check M ost active during football season, the PA team is only part of the Vocational Electronics Club, but it is the most visible because it is responsible for the portable public address system used by the Brigade at football games and pep rallies, as well as any other activity of the Brigade. 68!Page by Lawrence Caudell They ossisr with PA set All members are trained to operate the audio equipment in the auditorium, for assemblies and ex- tra curricular activites. The club distinguished itself wit the design of an owl for thei jackets, which was quickly copiei by several other clubs. Class projects, the most advanc ed in their history, included thi planning and building of 1 calculator and a moving electronii sign.

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Showing Lupe Compian and Jeff Blan- chette how to install a carburetor is Roland Otero. iPhoto courtesy Petersonj Working on a newly-arrived Iawnmower, Xavier Rodriguez and Juan Elizondo figure out what to repair. iPhoto courtesy Petersonj Adjusting the tension on a chainsaw are Richard Hernandez and William Or- ingderff. iPhoto courtesy Petersonj First year students Cfirst rowb Gabriel Prieto, Juan Elizondo, Jesse Martinex, Xavier Rodriguez, David Janson, William Petty, Qsecond rowj Lupe Compian, Richard Hernandez, Jesse Trevino, John Hernandez, William Oringderff, Jeff Blanchette, Roland Otero and teacher, Mr. Tom Peterson. iPhoto courtesy Petersonj 'wunuvf' E3 ... - he auto mechanics students won 21 first place awards, sur- passing all SAISD schools in state competition. Held in Corpus Christi, competition of students in the Texas State Meet of Vocational Industrial Clubs of America was the highlight of the year. Project winners were Robert 70fPage by Lawrence Caudell 21 vvinners or time Sanchez, William DeSalme, Mat- thew Huizar, Daniel Preece, Roland Otero, Darren Martin, Jil Blevins, Richard Hernandez, Jess Martinez, Xavier Rodriguez, Osca Mitchell, Sam Monayan, Willia Oringderff, Gabriel Prieto and Jo Hernandez. I am really proud of th students, said Mr. Tom Petersol teacher. l