Andrews High School - Mustang Yearbook (Andrews, TX)

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l4fStudent Life HOLDING UP THE COKE MA- CHINE. Chris Kraft and Kelly O'Neal colaborate on math home- work. Sometimes helping each other results in good grades, but more often the results are two ze- l'0eS. -Robert Fowler LOADED DOWN WITH BOOKS. Freshmen girls discuss the problems of teachers, and homework. Freshmen soon found out that schoolwork becomes harder and more important in high school. -Louis Rumon DRAW IT LIKE THIS. Leticia Peralta helps Sarah Gordon with the minor details on a drawing as- signment for art while sitting in the dome. -Pat Englnnd

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WALKIN' TALL. Christy Hamp- ton smiles while walking across the dome after getting her books. Christy is a sophomore at Andrews High and say that she enjoys com- ing here very much. -Kim McPherson HANG 'EM HIGH. The Mona- hans Lobo hangs from the ceiling during the week ofthe rival game between Monohans and Andrews. The Lobo stands as a reminder to the football players. -Louie Ramon .di SPECIAL MOMENTS. This dis- play stands in the dome for special events or occasions such as Foot- ball Players of the Week, or pic- tures to be voted on for Mustang Beauty Nominees. -Kim McPherson Student Lifell3

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5 i 9 L. What's YH? Excuse Slumping down a little farther in his chair the wea- ry student pretended to lis- ten to Mrs. Barnhill explain the next assignment. Maybe he could get by just one more day without complet- ing the ever unpopular homework. Getting by is what the NEVER A SPARE MOMENT. Senior Clay Haney works diligent- ly on essay questions in govern- ment class. Most students discov- ered that the bulk of homework could be finished during school hours. -Pl! England majority of students did. I forgot or it's in my lock- er were some of the most frequently used alibis for unfinished or never started homework. Often panic stricken classmates would rush in and hiss, Quick, Quick, let me copy your work! Whether it was a reason for getting out of class, or failing to finish an assign- ment, excuses were good for only one thing, getting into a lot of trouble. -Milzi Morris 'gm 1 JUST SITTING AROUND. Sen- iors in Coach Odell's homeroom stare into space looking forward to lunch, and wonder why they even got up that morning. -Robert Fowler sf-f' I QUIT. Sophomore Eric Gilliam claims that he can't go any further after an early morning workout in CIOSS C0l.lllfI'y. -Robert Fowler Student LifefI5