Eagle Mountain High School - Talon Yearbook (Eagle Mountain, CA)

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ALMQST TO THE TOP 1182 means thinking about your future, what you have accomplished, and what lies ahead. Many juniors take the PSAT exam, and a few start thinking of prospective college selections. During the first two years of high school, few students strive to achieve an A or B average. High marks must be earned in a variety of solid and elective classes. By their junior year, those students who have persevered have usually begun to center their attention on a specific area of study, taking classes in that field, and sometimes serving as an aide in those classes. 5 U.S. History provides a moment of secret enjoyment for junior, Walter Crane. Raul Jim Patricia J eff Keith Abrille Anderson Arellano Baysinger Boleman Robert Matthew Elisa Gerald David Brandon Bryant Burdick Butler Capp Sandra Patricia Cheryl CIICIIICHIC Carson Casillas Copeland DeLaO D1a80

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TIME-OUT! Bells ring. Lunch time has arrived! Students pile out of class, stomachs growling and ready to absorb quantities of potato chips, candy bars, sandwiches, cokes, and whatever else is available. Lunch munching can take place just about anywhere home school the bowling alley Danny s Cafe R O P and the snack bar How ever lunch is not just for porkmg out' E M H S students make it a time of conversation with friends doing last mght s homework horsing around crulsmg Main or just doing nothing at After a moming of algebra English and history lunch is a welcome break for everyone' A Cheryl Copeland shares a noon-hour drink with a friend 4 Pablo Sanchez rocks out during lunch. A David Escobedo peers into a lunch hour brown bag.

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4 Shelby F ermon graciously carves cultural food's Thanksgiving turkey while Tina Evans looks on Y We were supposed to do what for homework? asks Alane Underwood. David Tina Georgene Robert Escobedo Evans Graham Hamm David Jerry Scott Denny Lewis M athes McBride M cKissic Russ J aye Lynne Lance eler Moody Morgan Munson Overson