John F Kennedy High School - Universe Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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Left to Right: Football Sweetheart Terry Galdeano and escort Darrel Villarreali Steve Gutierrez and Homecoming Queen Jeannette Garcia: Band Sweet- heart Sandra Salinas and escort Albert Salinas, and ROTC Sweetheart Rosario Garcia and escort Robert Ybarra. Juan Pena brings up the rear as the candidates take their place in the stands. Homecoming candidates walk off the field after presentation. Chris Garza. i986 Homecoming Queen, escorted by Mr. Vargas. returns to crown this year's winner. Calendar

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HOMECDMI G EXTRAVAGANZA phd 1986 Homecoming proved td be aispectacular display j of fifteen jglitterfully dressed participants their escorts, o g yi and anevening torernemher. Indeed the glamour of the past years has continued. Each yearlsims to be more elaborate yrhanarhenexzg - t c i 3 e Homecoming stems from aicelebration originally proposed to serve as a gatherings of alumni allowing them an opportunity to renew oldsfriendships. Set during the football season. this cere- smonyfwas meant to bring beauty to the field of the beast . r y November 74h markedthe day ot this special event. Following traditionga reception honoring ithellrlornecoming 1 Queen candi- y dates was heldlnithe school libraryg Though that night Kennedy lost itolAlamo Heights byta score of 36 to 8. the spirits of the stndentslremalned charged. o This yeafsicontestants were: Sandrafiasarez. Cecilia Chavez. e Ana De La Vega, Anna Diaz, Terry Galdeano. Jeanette Garcia, g Rosario Garcia. Denise Gutierrez. Minerva Hinojosa, Nelda Lo- zano. Tammy Morales, Jeannie Nliinozr Sandra Salinas. Sandra s Santellan. and Sandra Rodriguez. Above right: You mean we can't wear more than one mum? remarks Terry Galdeano. Above: What a time to loose my earring! says Sandra Santellan. At right: Homecoming Queen Jeanette Garcia poses with her escort Steve Gutierrez. enda f 9 rf' -.v l

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9565776222 S he Christmasseason around the country proved to o a dramatic time. Cn the local sfront, our city received national coverage with theft airing on TV of the Perry Como Show. The yearlyevent was filmedin San Antonio and featuredsmany of our historical sites. Joining Per- ry' Como on theshow werevfilm star Angie Dickin- son and singer George Strait. Even our illustrious MayorfHenryiCisneros, dressed as Santa,itook an unrehearsed dip in the river. Christrnasfbeingrartimeto celebrate. was pre- cisely what-Kennedy ystudentsvdid. On campus. the seasonal spiritvwas evident in the various ac- tivities.7The Christmas dance. sponsored by the Seniors. had a pretty good turn out and Santa Claus remained popular as a photo companion. Seniors shared, their Christmas spirit and showed their appreciation by sponsoring the facul- ty Christmas dinner. Teachers were served a deli- cious meal which wasia definite deviation from their usual brown bag. The end of the meal con- sisted of tastetempting desserts. C A Of course. .let'ss not forget about Santa Claus. There wereiplnty of Santa Clausesraround and elves to help spread the cheer during the day. Above right: And the guys thought l couldn't get a date for the dance. replies Lorenzo Villareal. Below: The Christmas season is almost over and I'Il have to start my diet again. ponders Ms. Valdez. CHRISTMAS, SAN A 1 f ,soft 0 Calendar