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

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defeat and 475 The Indy, The Cowboys. Twenty years from now we may be wondering what they mean. Tastes, especial- ly those of teenagers, change quickly. Twenty years from now, pizza may give us heartburn. But in 85 these were our likesg these were our favorites. Why? some are obvious. Indiana Jones and the Tem- ple of Doom was an adven- ture movie about Indiana Jones, an archeologist, look- ing for a hidden Egyptian tomb. Everyone liked to head for Peter Piper's Pizza because it was close, it had a video arcade, and the pizza was good yet inexpensive. The Q was our favorite radio station not just because it was our only rock station but because we en- joyed the music they played. These favorites, along with some least favorites, were compiled through a random sample poll taken by journalism students. Ap- proximately 400 students were polled. Which year of high school do you consider to be the best? 1. Senior 2. Sophomore Who was your favorite teacher this year? 1. Mr. Lonnie Luna 2. Mr. Joel Keith What food for kind of foodj do you most like to eat? 1. Pizza 2. Mexican food Which is your favorite radio station? 1. KLAQ 95.5 fm 2. KA MZ 932-fm What place do you most like to go to hang out? 1. Peter Piper's Pizza 2. Highway 54 What is the best movie you saw this year? 1. Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom 2. Gremlins

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P Senior favorite elections resulted in Alice Gross and Chris Celaya be- ing named the most popular in their la C SS. Andress High could not survive, without the Class of '85! This was the of- ficial battle cry of the members of the senior class and it served to boost them on to victory for the much-coveted Spirit Jug at the pep assemblies we had this year. At first it seemed things might be more different for the Class of '85 than they had been for any other graduating class. With all the changes made, it looked as if school might not be as much fun for this year's seniors as it had been for those of recent classes. But, being who they were, they managed to make it an exciting year despite having to buckle down to tougher grade scales and never-before- experienced final exams. Some things, though, didn't change - getting fitted for caps and gowns, order- ing announcements, signing memory books . . . the Class of '85 survived, but Andress will never be the same! P CENTER Memor oo s ulc yb k q kly became filled with momentoes of a memorable y d messages f m friend and tea h rs who ld not soon be forgotte . RIGHT Senior members of the band, observing a special tradition, made the last football game of the ason a cel bration all th i . W . Lf 1 s 'f'?E: .js rg mmm. were :Vs f . 5 1 x ' pw. L, 1 . tt.,, 95,