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

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FAR LEFT The South rises yet again at the parade. LEFT Ed Sealy was so excited by the Golden Anniversary that he rushed out and bought himself some cowboy clothes and rented a horse. BELOW Pioneer patriarch Ferd Farkle and his carousing clan of solemn sons and dainty daughters pose for a picture. .., . -....,e.,.-w' Nu, ' . .,,t', - 19

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fl? AIHJWSW Celebrations were common in October. ll' they werenit honoring victorious teams or carefree weekends, they were acknowledging the 50th anniversary of the city of Alamo Heights. 'lfhat particular party lasted about a week, with preparations beginning months in advance. Rather than attending just to entertain them- selves, many AH students became a part of the festivities by participating in some and running others. We sought knowledge and seized the opportunity that the anniversary celebration offered to learn more about the history of our city. Going back half a century, we were able to see and partly understand the people of that time. The history of our school was traced by a special com- memorative issue ofthe HOOF PRINT in which stories about important school events were reprinted from 50 years of past HOOF PRlN'l'S. 18 ABOVE LEFTA curious Celebratio official could swear he saw a leg 'neat those pants. LEFT The tall man of th Alamo Heights Anniversary Parade coul swear he had a longer cane.

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1-- - ? -- -L' ' , -zzffs 5 f ' V x 3 i ,of 4 V. i. x, P , .. -' A W5 ' V L A r 2 u K V T , . Vrkr ss V zrkkz l -5 .i,g. 1:512j,g-A t 5 , -R p I ' ABOVE The principal's office displays - attractive artwork submitted by students for the student directory cover. RIGHT Bruce Hill wonders if thc new student directory will bc as good as the old one. ABOVE RIGHT Asleep since 1942, Rip Van Joe Tyler awakens to find all his school buddies somewhat advanced in years. 20 Y ,ae -K