Pharr San Juan Alamo High School - Bear Memories Yearbook (Alamo, TX)

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The Pride, The Spirit, The Memories Moments We Will Never Forget GUESS WHAT WE'VE GOT ... Exactly what do we have for you. Well, to begin with it wasn ’t easy to get the theme that every yearbook must have in order to have unity. This year our editors are two Varsity Football players and along with other yearbook staff members, all decided to brainstorm and find out what does P.SJ.A. High School have. After hours of endless arguments, discussions, tantrums, a theme was conceived. During the summer the editorial board also came up with a catch phrase to add on the theme. Guess What We’ve Got ... The rest of the theme unifies the book and what the whole student body of P.SJ.A. High School is all about. So what do we have, Pride, Spirit, Memories ... Moments you will never for- get. ” This yearbook will definately be remembered because the staff voted to add more pages not just 16 pages, not Just 32 pages, but 56 more pages; total 336. Hot only more pages were added but 16 more color pages are featured totaling 32 with, a new tradition will continue for the second time, the Senior group picture as a three page fold out. This massive, book is probably the largest high school yearbook in the Valley. The catch phrase was conceived to enhance the as well. So as you look throughout this enormous book, not Just this year but in the future years to come; remember at P.SJ.A. High School 1986-87, guess what we had ... pride, spirit, memories, moments we never forget. IT'S A BIRD, ITS A PLAHE, HO, IT’S MEl A crowd of students gather to see if their mug picture has been put on display by the journalism department. Several pictures were taped on to the slide-in doors that were used in the 1986 yearbook Bear Memories. Pictures were sold for 25 cents but not many photographs were bought. As a result all pictures were thrown away. 4 Introduction

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Photo by Pete Zuniga

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 BOY, AM I HUHGRY'' Senior Paul Cano appears to be attempting to eat a one dollar bill for lunch. He was counting money for his dance committee during the 4th of July Parade at Archer Park. THE GREEKS ARE BACKI Has Mt. Saint Helens errupted. It is it Great Cesars Ghost? Ho, it's only Adan Puentes, Milton West, Pidi Orta, Martin Gil, Johnny Peralez at the Weslaco game all dressed up in Togas to capture the spirit of the Bear. All five boys wore different costumes at every football game. CATCHIHG UP OH SOME Z'S. Coach Shawhan and Sophomore Elias Guajardo kick back and try to make up for lost sleep. Coach Shawhan took advantage of the couch in the teachers lounge, while Elias had to settle for a desk in coach Bazan's class. Introduction 5