Andress High School - Talon Yearbook (El Paso, TX)

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xx ,i V 4 Juniors entered into the spirit of things, including the balloon stomp at Homecoming, one of the many lunchtime activities that made it a fun-filled week. , A The shady quadrangle provided students with relief from the hot sun during the early days of the school year as they made their way to class. 4 Rushing to lockers between classes was very much a part of the life of all students, and often they found that there just wasn't as much time as they would like to have.

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V Junior Ronnie Hanson enjoyed letting himself go punk, a popular style this year. A Big sunglasses such as senior Ann Sollerborn wears, in all shapes and sizes were much a part of the fashion scene. 4 New Wave singer Madonna in- spired many girls, including senior Sharon Wallin, to wear the type of clothing which she displays above. Zaiww Stripes, dots, and bright flourescent colors were a very familiar scene on cam- pus as the students of our school were changing right along with the fashions. Many wore new wave and punk fashions, such as torn T-shirts, parachute pants, and jelly shoes. As the fashions change, people's feelings about the fashions change also and opinions about them vary from person to person. I like some of the new fashions because of the bright colors, Michelle Sim- mons said. On the other hand, Norma Torres said, I Personally I don't like them. There was so much varie- ty in styles this year, everyone had the freedom to choose the look they wanted and even this could change from day to day. People even had their own ideas of fashions. I would like to see people wearing loose comfortable pants and shirts with offensive remarks on the chest, said Ray Snider, a junior, Jyl Rolleg, meanwhile, said, I prefer clothes that are just plain comfortabIe. If the students liked it, they wore it, just to be themselves. That seemed to be the only rule in fashion as the year passed.