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

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HOLDING ON TIGHT. During the first football game. Bear ette Sylvia Salazar still manages to suit out with pride and spirit. Sylvia injured her knee three days before the Corpus Christi Bear game. In the background, the Osoettes get ready to assemble. The Moment Of A Lifetime. . . .. .Ice cold clarny. sweaty hands, cold blood rushing all over the lx d) a skipped heartbeat, butterflies in your stom ach . . . Have you ever experienced these feelings before? These are fee! ngs that come along with that special moment in our life the- we treasure the most. Now just we at is the moment ot a lifetime? Every person's idea of that special moment of a lifetime varies due to different values. Many people feel that their moment of a lifetime will be graduating from high school since it will signify their stepping out into the real world. Other people's great moment deals with social events such as running for pageants or being nominated for Homecoming King and Queen. Extra curricular activities, such as band and CI.I.L., also hold many special moments. These unforgettable moments may include receiving that First Division at Pigskin, losing the big game, or anxiously awaiting for the judge's final decision of advanced to the next level of competition. Through life s battles we. as students, have learned how to win and lose, to laugh and cry. and to love and hate. Though we have been through many rough times, we will always have that moment to remember, that moment that will encourage us to strive for more, for excel fence.

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 WAITING IOR TMt FINAL RESUlTSAt the muilP n Jub.le- ' Memorial Stadium. Drum mayor Lilia Trevino and band member Us-haods t»ght waning for the results o their performance Both bind me anticipotrto tor the traditional Division t ratings that the Bear Band us every year SECONDS THAT WILL I AST A Lit ETIMEThe Papalv.Mt to San Antonio brought people from tar and wide to the Alamo City Two student Joined In on the event Dennis Cantu and Roy l.lxcano made the four hour long journey to San Antonio to document the event and saw Pope John Paul II for seven seconds as he paraded 'hroogh the streets AT ATTENTION At every football game P.S.J A JROTC Cadets aw uack to receive placement assignments along the stands Batalbon Com Avendano. at far right, leads the salutes as Gus Acosta Oelmar Lorano Motlana Alvarado, Martha Alams. and 8ea Sane tier prepare for ano: JROTC weekly activity WORDS Ol WISDOM soi only ihr coach, but the motivator Coach Wiltarm known for always talking positively to his players Every athlete listens to Williams as he speaks on the game performance after a bitter loss 10 the Pace Vikings (lower

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PUTTING ON THE ACT- The Drama department practices long and hard in order to prepare for its plays. Junior member Efrain Flores reads over his lines for the upcoming play Circus of Dreams.'' WAITING TO GET INTO THE BUILDING- Some students and even teachers waited till after the pep rallies in order to get their school books from their lockers. As a result they often ended up waiting for a faculty member that had a key to open the doors to the building. A CROWN OF BEAR FANS- Parents of football players, grandparents, ex-students, family members, friends and even some faculty members, made the effort in spending time to support the Bears. THE FEW. THE PROUD. THE SENIORS. At the last pep rally of the season. Lori Salinas and Lisa Salinas handed out some “Srs. ’88 crowns to the seniors that attended the pep-rally. During the pep-rally members of the sophomore class tried to take over the senior section but were extremely out numbered. 8 There is one in every crowd