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

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LEFT? Does anyone like to show off his ankles anymore? Just a bunch of SHOES!! Whether it be high top rennies or plain old hunting boots, everybody's got a pair. ABOVE: Trey Azar puts some school spirit Q into his fashion statement. RIGHT? Jean- I wear was back and strong as ever. g ABOVE: Being practical was on the minds of every- one: BACK PACKS were the answer! RIGHT? Terence Brown and Bill Fenton show their iconoclastic charac- ter by their choice of clothes. Srudenr Life - 21

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What Do We Wear? ABOVE: Senior girls show off '87-'88 styles. BELOW: Josie Meador and Beth Bailey are dressed as typical Heightsters . ABO VE Curly hair has put girls into a frenzy. ALSO ABOVE McClellan and Martita Hunt- ress display glasses as fashion statements. :sg l Heights Has No Stylel This year at Heights individualism and varied tastes were brought out by the clothes we were wearing. There was no one wright way to dress. Some people stuck with the traditional preppy look while others sported the more updated Vogue loolss. Layers have been left behind and more simple two-piece outfits Student Life have become more evident. For guys, faded blues and pastel oxfords were the uniform. For girls, minis and high collared shirts and sweaters were a favorite. Accessories were also a biggie. Girls wore more jewelry, belts, hair bows, patterned hose, and carried purses than ever before. For guys as well as girls, bother- some contacts tools their place. Horn- rimmed and bright colors were the most popular frames. Through their specs, these stu- dents could still tell that: PADS COME AND FADS PASS BUT ALAMO HEIGHTS STILL HAS CLASS .

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Lunch Is The Mosr Irhporronr Period Firsr Thru Fourrh Is A Blur To Heighrsrers, firsr period rhrough fourrh period is norhing our wosred hours rhor Iseep everybody from rheir HLunch Plonsf' Teochers olwoys shriels when rhey heor those disruro ing words, 'iWhor ore you doing for lunch? The Freshmen ore srill srucls or rhe Pir while rhe Upperclossmen ore srill regulors or Wendy's, Toco Cobono, ond Chris Modrid's. Lunch is definirely rhe mosr popuf lor rhing in on AH. srudenr's life. Ir is o rime ro sociolize, get coughr up on gossip, ond do unfinished home- worl-Q. On rhe whole, 12135-1185 is on ernorionoi ourler from rhe rigorous ond dismol orrnosphere creored by the siclsening green riie ond boby blue holls in which we wolls. Our lunch period hos olrered our sysrems forever. 12185 will olwoys seem lilse o rurning poinr in our lives. g Q 5 4? A if ,, if sr 1' 1 ' ,fs S My 1 rg., !'4fi Vgm M- 1, fl 5 L' 31 i K tw, 'W' f ,, . T f' '21 wi 'aw fig? ZA Y 'Wi ff TTT ii, 1 ff,, lb Q'r ' if mm, If f my i' ABOVE: Freshman still enjoy lunch by the Pit. RIGHE Beth Bailey waits in a drive-thru window line because she has to get back for another one of those DARN meetings! 22 - Student Life