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

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After Celebration week had ended, the regular business of school was again at hand. For the most part we were finished with the menial chores of getting settled such as re- gistration, paying towel fees, and signing permission slips for field trips. We were now involved in more creative work: painting 'cmeaningful messagesw on trash cans or spirited messages on the main window. Concern for the students was ex- pressed again, in late October, with the addition of a new and different kind of counselor whose job it was to advise students who came with problems of a personal nature. As administrators be- came more involved in student affairs, many students became involved in thc affairs of their country by playing important candidates, roles in the campaigns. BELOW LEFT Parents listen intently as Miss Sandra Ketter explains the goals of her speech and drama classes at Back to School r r tai L-in Night. BELOW Missy Burnett persuades a voter that her candidate far exceeds the other in merit. 21

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As the day of the turkey neared, we looked back at our first three months ol' school and the warmth we had felt then, not only because ol'San Antoniojs summer-like autumns, but also the excitement of.meeting new people, seeing old friends, and all the activities that make up the beginning of a school year. However, those months were gone, only memories. We were wearing coats now because the weather was colder and so was the knowledge that school was real it was time to settle down and SOLVE that quadratic equation, MEMORIZE the names of those Greek gods, and TRANSLATE that paragraph on page 57 beginning with HEstc es. There was excitement, too, but it was different. Clubs were finally getting organized and money had to be raised either by showing movies or selling bean rolls. Of course, most of the thrilling events were planned, but some unexpected things happened, too. K 4 ,W xg , ,,,,..lg.,. S, ,, ei J' I W' It J I 4 N A ix is .15 ,gzgj-:,.,,. , , Q, veg, ' ,g,g,gf-T,,, gf' f ,,'i li- 'K yu ' ,sf 'g'1,g, f, . , ' A gg., e , We A ' ' . .- ' 1 i litem f lffff' ff 173 K Q. V n 0 -, ,. .gpg H arg-.-g , -- . M N. , ,. i, ' it-A f . 1 ' - , , , , 'ff ,, ,W ' 4 t M gs' my Q Q :fl I xt V, ,713 -Q . .3 as f F , A, V S x 1sf.?I ' 5' Ft rf ' A' t ' A ' ' -K 4- 5 l i , M ,. , , , A I, ,, , .Q , I 5, , ' ,1 ' ' AT C , :ef 'X ,K . ' ' as 5- ri ' 'J .f 1 N if i 1: 'N ' ,fsf , J . A 30- ' 5 as P L L - ,i f - , 1, ' ' sag 1 . if 1 staffs, - . t w 25 I K -. 5 su 5, . . f t . -T,-q 1 ien,, e ' cuue Q ' ,- , ,, ,. f'1-sffif.'i'1ffYf' ' j I ' rf' ' i Q . :,,,K 'r M. E'lli2fiG522?I:fQ,EsYM, 'i 'ff A' I3 ,,,,, f at N- H e ' r 'reet A . v e - - ,.,,, 1 -, ABOVE Steve Wright backs up Ed Sealy as he tells ol' Bruce Hill to git outa town, or else, during the Texas Ted pep rally. ABOVE RIGHT A Texas Tedder, James Jones smirks, Fd rather be a roper than a doperf, RIGHT Fire officials answer a call to locate the source of a hazardous gas leak beneath the gym floor on a cold November day. 22