Alamo Heights High School - Olmos Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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, - - - - - - - ,Service Club works for others Not only the Service Club's first name but also its motto was service as members managed to keep themselves busy during the year with fundraisers and group projects. At Howdy Night, members sold bunuelos, and in December, had their annual Hold-up , a full-scale donation drive, in- volving donations of toys, canned goods, and money from students and faculty members alike. All proceeds went to Boysville. Other projects for the club included visiting hospitals and nursing homes. VIOLETTA ARCHER ANE WENDY REED Qbelowj converse about upcoming events during an afterschool meeting. E Z , A , H . '- H 1 .. Q,-,l ,,,EQ'y,'f Tn ' '- 'f ' - ' ,. we-7 ,K , , ,Hg fag, UU! fm 7 f I f A7 ,fs f. , SERVICE CLUB Qaboveb BOT- TOM ROW Amy Sebesta, Amy ' Abbey, Laurie Smith, Corina Garcia, Stephanie Mengden, Sarah Nawrocki, Wendy Reed MIDDLE ROW Gretchen Groos, Elizabeth LeFlore, Leah Kregor, Tammy Fitch, Kathryn Johnston, Kim Connelly TOP ROW Jessica Rutman, Eleanor Phelps, Mi- chelle Winship, Kim Garnett, Heidi Mueller, Sara Zieglar. FOR THE SERVICE CLUB HOLD-UP IN DECEMBER Qrightl Julie Windes gives money to members Leah Kregor and Susan Witkowski. 1ervice?lub 218 Q

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Douncil ahead in 1984-1985 By providing a variety of services to students, the Student ouncil was one step ahead of the bunch this year. At Homecoming, students participated in the class hall deco- iting contest, and after the Homecoming game, many Heigh- zers attended the Student Council-sponsored Homecoming lance. A major goal of the Student Council was running for the residency of the Texas Association of Student Councils. Other activities provided by the Student Council included the ,ass jar competition, and the intramural sports during lunch. l htm AT A COUNCIL MEETING IN THE LIBRARY tleftj President Jessica Rutman goes over cam- paign plans for the State Presi- dency race. STUDENT COUNCIL tleftb BOTTOM ROW John Beau- champ, Elizabeth LeFlore, Chris- sie Potter, Jessica Rutman, Greg Zuschlag, Aysel Cibildak, Julie Windes, Shannon Raines, Cyn- thia Cazort, Tad Bowern, Ernie Castoreno SECOND ROW Rich- ard Castoreno, Marisol Luna, Tiffany Bristow, Elizabeth Satel, Kathleen O'neill, Phillip Bleakly, Emily Harrison, Frates Seelig- son, Wendy Reed, Ellen Zachry, Kim Connelly, Stephanie Scott, Martha Spoor, Anne Mclnnis, Stephanie Carter, Anne West, Janie West, Debbi Chesny THIRD ROW Adriana Chapa, Debbie Williams, Scott Brinkley, Keith Langford, Robert Ham- mond, Susan Ketsy, Aleisa War- mack, Hillary Walker, Carrie Koplow, Lizzie Martinez, Leigh Terry, Debbie Lamm, Wendy Rankerd, Amy McFarlane FOURTH ROW Jim McNeel, Omar Valdez, Brad Hardy, John McCallum, Jim McCutcheon, Drew Stewart, Phong To, Mar- tha Cocke, ,Rebecca Whellan, Jenifer Marth, Cindy Dorfandt, Britt Simpson TOP ROW Mr. Randy White, sponsor, Pete Markwardt, Peter Herff, Mark Stepsis, David Dean, Micheal Morse, Tom Hart, Jay Farri- mond, Byron Buzzini, Harding McEldowney, Mike Britton, Jim Chambers, Carter McCrary, Roxana Chumney, Daniel Ze- peda, LeeAnn Perry, Sally Ba- ker, David Zepeda. Student Council 217

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y it fFHA cooking along l AIWHYS Willing to lend a helping hand, members of the lFuture Homemakers of America, a club designed to give Stu- idents a better understanding of food preparation, home man- yagement, and service to the community, Worked briskly lthroughout the year. Field trips for members included charity visits to various nursing homes and a field trip to Cambridge Elementary in early NOVeInber to observe the Cambridge Cafeteria staff at work preparing lunch. FHA Cabovej BOTTOM ROW Al- lison Glover, Debbie Chesney, Sarah Steves, Lynn Nelson, Sal- ly Baker SECOND ROW Cindy Ledwig, Emily Engelke, Cynthia Cazort, Cheri Vaughan, Christy Benedum TOP ROW Josie Tate, Amy Stieren, Mrs. Elaine Carol, sponsor, Lizzie Martinez, Jessica Stevens, Mrs. Nila Earle, spon- sor, Jennifer Kale, Jennifer McPherson. SALLY BAKER AND BETH SUTHERLAND itop right! final- ly agree on the next FHA fund raiser. KAY ADAMS AND EMILY EN- GELKE itop leftj fill out club questionnaires while other members work on projects. ' ' ' FHA 215