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

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morr time Senxv it to be taken HfcVfcR say coc Jtadu.jlea that cetu' rhee- the Bears or mgoout all the pep rallies there aieay Bear Spirit die within them Kay Carta, graduation at they attended mott c-t, SUFFERING THE LOSS. The the hardest one to ac sma it s no different the Bears’ first game to 4 This is the year to remember This Is The Year To Remember This is the year to remember and the moments to hold on to After brainstorming, planning, deciding, and organizing, searching for a theme was no easy task tor Bear Memories 1988. Once again the editorial staff said. We want the book bigger. Well lo and behold, we added 64 new pages to bring the largest book in south Texas to 400 pages. However out of the 32 color pages. 16 were out in order to add the introduction, more features, and the closing pages. The book included the traditional three page foldout of the senior class. A new attraction has been added at the end of the Senior section that no other valley yearbook has created; a tour page panoramic foldout of the Senior class taken in February. Senior pictures are bigger than ever. Nearly every section of the yearbook was enlarged. Why. you might ask? P.S.J.A. High School is growing. Therefore, u r must grow with it. Memorable events took place throughout the year and our photographers managed to capture those moments. How can you forget the total chaos during the first weeks ' of school when over 500 students wandered around without schedules. The overcrowding condition was one hectic and continuous problem. During homecoming, a big Halloween costume party was thrown by the Senior class. Drama put on three shows for over 4000 people and the sophomore class officer elections were delayed. The Belle and Beau Dance that the sophomores hold was once in jeopardy because of lack of interest. Then the Prom, as the last dance was one of the most expensive goals to be put forth. Whatever the event, students here at P.S.J.A made history. For the Senior class, this is the year to remember and the moment to hold on to forever.

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Administration . . p.254 Juniors ............p.226 Seniors ............p.280 Closing .p.360 V Memories Contents 3

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IS IT THE CLASS CLOWN?-Acting out was one of the favorite past times throughout Cesar Gonzalez' Senior year and usually making his friends laugh up a storm. Above. Cesar dressed up with a wig. and some shades and acted out in an unusual way. And The Moments To A PILE OF MEMORIES After spending several hot days during the summer making posters to fill up the walls in the gym for each pep rally, both Varsity and Junior Varsity tore down and piled up the posters after every pep rally. Hold On To I COKE OR PEPSIDuring the 4th of July celebrations at Archer Park, the Drama Club was on top of things with a efreshment booth of their own. Seniors Sandra Martinez and Rey Gonzalez attend to all their thirsty customers. AT ATTENTION R.O.T.C. officers Juan Bustos. Herbie Lozano. Gus Acosta Rene Avendano stand at attention to the raising of the flag during pregame ceremonies at a football game. and the Moments to hold on to 5