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

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THE OLMOS OF 1945 Published by the students ot ALAMO HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL - Editor - - Assistant Editors Business Managers - Layout Artist - Feature Editors Sports Editors - Art Editor - - Photographer - - Assistant Photographer Club Editors - - Copyreaders - Snapshot Manager - Typists - - - Advertising Managers Advertising Associates - Business Sponsor - Photography Adviser - m Ee 6' 2. 9. cn 'o O 5 U! O XDA -01. LQALLX' oaks -fr - Peggy Whitesides - I. Prank Kinsel Martha Miller - Elkin McGaughy George Benson - Frank Dibrell - Pat Peyton Nanette Wright - Tom Bell lack Watts -A Murray Trainer - Nelson Miller - Glenn Puller Io Lee Wheat Patsy Reinhardt - Ann lennings Virginia Norris Willye Va. Osborne Peggy Stark - Marion Maple - - Bettie Celaya Norma Lou Sample Pat Granberg - Florabelle Dinn Patsy Sheridan - Mary Ann Gill Norma May Frank Iones Mrs. Mary M. Pickens - Miss Pearl Strobel Miss Bessie Brigham H 1 ifiiijttgv d all ,tw f 2,2932 tt? QE 'N FOREWORD . . . We have prepared this '45 OLMOS as a record of our school activities for the year. As you browse through its pages, We sin- cerely hope that you will enjoy this annual and that it will serve as a reminder of our many pleasant days at Alamo Heights High School. EDITOR

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