Edinburg High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Edinburg, TX)

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Babe you're hot, says Minerva Martinez as twlns Llsa and Lltza Perez and friends Josat Hernandez and Jessica Garza giggle over Minervo's familiar line. .,,q-av N '. -r 'Saw 4'f 18 People During o game against Mcl-ligh, Mara Lopez, and Marina TUetino, who have been friends since sixth grade, give each other a big hug. What a grinl Felix Espinosa flashes his goofy smile dur- ing a sizzling pep rally. .. -,--W 0 OPOLO i t

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After the dance Becky Cantu, Nelda Pena and a few friends take home souvenirs of a memorable evening. Streamers and paper fish hung from the celllng during the dance, creating an usual effect. Footloose This yeor's Homecoming court includes as Duke and Duchess: Danny Gomez ami Aldo Martinez: as Prince and Princess: Amulfa Soto and Millie s Hernandez: as King and Queen: Noe Perez and Aracell Rlasg as Duke and Duchess: Ricky Rodriguez and Denise Soto. ' ' g V At the dance float King and Queen Noe Perez and Aracell Rios and Danny Gamez and Aida Martinez dance to The Glory af Love . Kick off your Sunday shoes 'Big gre you going to the dance? Who are you going with? What are you wear- ing? That is what mostly everyone asked during the weeks of the two biggest dances of the year. The Homecoming and Valentine-'s dances were at least two occa- sions when students could forget their class assignments and enjoy themselves. From seven to eleven the gym was turned into a place of fascination. As you entered the gym, it didn't seem like the some place where we usually did our exercises and played basketball. F.H.A. sponsored the Homecoming dance and chose and decorated for the theme Enchantment under the sea. lt was all right. I mostly en- joyed the country music, but not the rock, commented Jesse Jimenez of the dance. The Valentines Dance was probably the one dance that everyone enjoyed mast. The high point of the evening was when the nominees were be- ing presented, said Anna M. Lopez. lt was a fun dancep everybody was dancing and having a good time, said Dahlia Salazar. s Everyone who went to these dances enjoyed themselves and remembered them as First Class dances. Special Events 17

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gms eww Weak Wk im! aaa he atmosphere this year was continually buzzing with greetings, secrets and jokes. After all, that's what friends are for. Everything that happened was relayed to at least half the school within five minute periods. We had a First Class student body. There was everyone from your best friend since the second grade to the prep that was always perfectly dressed, the jerk that was determined to turn your desk into lead by writing his girlfriend's name over and over on it, the brain that wouldn't let you borrow her homework, the clown who kept everyone enter- tained during first period, the guy you secretly liked, the girl you never got to ask out, the teacher that told lousy jokes and threatened to fail you if you didn't laugh, and the super-sport who could run ten miles, do a hundred push-ups, make twenty touchdowns, hit fifty homeruns, and not even be breathing hard. People 19 an