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

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lk 'QNCXX i The l'l0'DEL5 DURING THE CHAMPIONSHIP IN- TRAMURAL BASKETBALL GAME, ftopj Key Club members boogie to the Hokey Pokey. AN EYE CATCHING SIGN fabovel advertises the Favorites Dance in the Main Hall during Febru- ary. CARL FELLBAUM ATTEMPTS fabove right, to block an expert shot by Manual Gomez during the basketball intramurals. THE POPULAR MO- DELS JAM frightj at the Favorites Dance while students dance their hearts away. LIA VALKAVICH, LAURIE EISERLOH, MODEL fopposite page, spring fashions at the AFS Style Show while Richard Storm looks on in awe. 2 6 Calendar

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fi: 935253 A FAVORITE ALAMO HEIGHTS LANDMARK ftop left, has shown its' last movie as the Broadway Theatre closes down. THE LONG AND DELIB- ERATE READING OF THE SCRIPT Ktop right! signifies the beginning of the long hours of practice for Oklahoma , the Senior Play. Surprise snow hits S.A. San Antonio was treated to a pleasant surprise du-ring the hectic month ot lanuary when snow tell on the city tor the tirst time in nine years. Al- though l-leightsters received a holiday on the tweltth because ot icy streets, we were all in school when the rare snow started to tall on the thirteenth. Within the hour, the ground was covered and students just couldn't stay inside. Spontan- ious snow tights broke out ev- erywhere and tew students had their minds on school. However, l-leightsters soon had to get back to their schoolwork as semester exams Meanwhile, seniors began to prepare tor tryouts tor the Senior Play Qklahoma . Ap- proximately SO seniors showed up tor the auditions, the largest turnout ever. lm- mediately atter the roles were announced, the endless hours ot practice were begun. Meanwhile, some reliet was provided for students as they were encouraged to battle out their trustrations in the annual basketball intramurals. Around San Antonio, Alamo Heights was surprised to see a tavorite landmark, the Broadway Theatre, close down. were to begin the next day. Calendar 25

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Februory - o hectic month for oll lust as we tried to settle back into a somewhat normal pace after lanuary, February arrived and along with it, a lot ot work tor a lot ot people. At the beginning ot the month, Heights was lucky to view a multi-media assembly called l'Hard Times . The produc- tion provided an optimistic outlook on the rough times tacing America. Soon atter- wards, the Senior Class met to make some decisions about graduation. During the meet- ing, some controversy arose concerning the wearing ot the traditional caps and gowns. However, the administration could not consider such a sud- den change and the issue was soon dropped, to be re- searched by later classes. Various clubs held their main fund raisers ot the year as Valentines Day rolled around. As usual, Los Amigos sold carnations to be deliv- ered during tirst period on the Friday betore the popular day. The choir sold singing te- legrams tor those who wished to send their 'llove a musical message. Aside from sharing their love on Valentines Day, many students showed a ditterent kind ot love by donating pre- cious blood during the Health Cccupations blood drive. Towards the end ot the month, San Antonio was treat- ed to gorgeous spring weath- er as temperatures hit in the eighties. Many students took advantage ot the sunny days and spent their lunch hours basking in the sun, while oth- ers dreamed about the up- coming Spring Break. ws., A f isis we f