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

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.fl ,. gif? Q ,- ,, s 171 iss 5 . comes the mlgrohon A decision by the school board the howling wind of the south? scheduled the annual migration to Alamo Heights for August 21. It brought the multitudes to their traditional winter home, where for nine months they experienced a chunk of life that was designed to prepare them for the future. These students also were happy and strong, and they, too, felt secure in their numbers.

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With summer's end . An arctic sun's desire to take its winter rest and the consequent in- vasion of cold, gray armies of clouds signal to the millions of northern birds that their winter migration must begin. For three short months, they have lived happily and without a care, but the call of a howling north wind notifies them of their eviction and sends them southward in search of a better existence. The great flights begin and go on for days before a final landing place is found. Finally, their descent begins with one bird leading the way to land, and the huge numbers behind him quickly following, happy, strong, secure in their numbers. RIGHT Sunset over the northern ocean forewams the huge flock of birds that their journey must begin. FAR RIGHT After a long flight, these Heightsters set down using any clear space available. B'ELOW Hungry but happy, student migrants find food in laughter. 12 . fd

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ABOVE Anxious to have first choice in teachers, Heightsters crowd the library door- way during pre-school registration. 1 Q