Being The Woodlands High School Highlander is much more than meets the eye. He must always hold TWHS in high honor and uphold the responsibilities and expectations as a role model and icon in the community.

“The title is a huge commitment, you can’t just throw the kilt on for an hour, wave your sword and call it a day,” said Higginbotham. “It really takes 110% effort 24/7, no matter what the world is throwing at you. The mascot must be ready for anything, whether it is activities, participation, photos, community service; the mascot is always on duty. If it were really that easy, what would the point be?”

Higginbotham knew as early as his sophomore year that he would certainly be applying for mascot his senior year but until then, patience was his virtue. Higginbotham was eager and ready to be involved once his moment of truth arrived. His opponents were well known within the senior class for their confidence, congeniality and popularity. click here for complete story