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

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W1 aw- Mrs. Oma Vordenbaum B.A. Southwest Texas Teachers College M.A. Southwest Texas Teachers College English Student Council W' 1 , , WV! ,r m Y ' ai! 4 , f zfiff t, Y .X ' ' A5 -gd Y A' X f. ,, , 1 1 If if M252-ff, v 'C M 1 I iv , it V , , .gr t- L' V i ' .' 51-QQ-I-1 Migp, f 3 V i f'f'3'.- s 3 . nw , , 'i,u',4Q Mx' 1 ,oft , W ,V .-.M .4. i' .. 5 , u .,, - -a.-.'.- . , wi ui T tllt se Mrs. Zelma Hardy B.A. Southern Methodist University M.A. University of Texas English ft' ,vs MUN -Q'- 5 Miss Bessie Travis Brigham Mrs. Elizabeth McFarland B-A UUIYCYSIFY of Texas B.A. University of Texas M.A. University of Texas English English Olmor fi 4p i7-W' T ,Z .5-navy., Af, Miss Anna Belle Gilmer B.A. University of Texas M.A. University of Texas English National Honor Society :fine 'Fl'- igq.,..- Mrs, Mary Lee Durham Mrs. Mafl B ' , B.A.-Rice Institute B.A. TrinitylinUni5Z-irsllifr gif g,aLflf,QyntH1CkS English English 'Universityes em English 24

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Mrs. Loraine J. Reaney Mrs. Thelma Montellano Mfs- Jf1fPbiU? B- Harding B.A. State University of B.A. Southwestern B-A- Unlffefslfl' Of TCXHS Iowa Collgge M.A..UH1VCfSlfY of Texas Spanish 1A and 3 M.A. National University SP2I1lSh Los Cuates Of Mexico Spanish CQ Historylillllllil The study of the civilization and rise of great nations is brought out in World History. Emphasis is placed on democracy versus totalitarianism. American history is the story of a free people and the building of de- mocracy. It covers the colonial period through the Second World War. Economics is the study of supplying man's physical needs and wants, while Civics deals with the citizen's relationship to the local, state, and national g0VC1'f1fUCfltS- Mr. H. Guillory B.A. Centenary College M.S. Louisiana State University World History Mr. George Blackhaller Mrs. Sylvia Sebesta - . B.A. University of Texas B.A. Univeristy of Texas gfgsssiciggnle Mccaughn M.A. University of Texas M.A. Smith College 'feacheryitlifexas World History World History MA Southwefgt 'EFEX ' ' as Teachers College Economics and Civics 26