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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Dur school has pride and school spirit, which comes from our nique and different students. :alled the Pride of the iouthside, the students show Weir pride and school spirit all year ound, but more obviously at foot- all games and special activities. Everyone liked to take part in the pirit at Highlands. The Band and Frigade took part by getting veryone to yell for the football We're the Pride of the Southside team. Most of all, a crowd of fans, which went wild, screaming, and jumping up and down during the game, gave us pride. This feeling gave us the enthusiasm to con- tinue our spirit throughout the school year. As one senior, Connie Gutierrez, said, The football games and pep rallies are part of the pride and spirit that have made these four years memorable. Students share this feeling in the classroom, on the football field, or in the community. T5??,s.. . Reviving a forgotten tradition, the bagpipes corp returns to the band for the first time since the early l960's. The corp is Carol Kraus, Traci Billimek, Cara Rud- wick, Sandy Jaeckle, Carol Castillo. Their instructors are a father and son team, David Sutherland and Harrell Sutherland. iPhoto by Froebely The abundance of mums danle everyone at the Senior game against Houston. Seniors Tammye Oehler and Carmen Lopez show their excitement by the looks on their faces. iPhoto by Froebelj One of the band members, Sophomore Vickie Turner, plays the piccollo. iPhoto by Froebelj QNX ' 2 s Garcia f 5