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

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Eagle cheer It could have been really tough going for this year's varsity cheerleading squad, but the six who made up the group proved equal to the challenge. First, the original squad which had been selected in the spring ended up with only two members by the beginning of the school year. About two weeks after school began, tryouts were held and four new cheerleaders were selected. In a matter of just a couple of weeks, the four had to learn routines, get their uniforms together, and become a unified squad. With a lot of hard work and much extra time the did it , Y - Then, they wre faced with the Cheerleading takes a lot of work and time. People think it's all fun, but we hardly spend any time at home and we're constantly busy. - Martha Lopez Head Varsity Cheerleader task of firing up a student body that was quickly losing spirit as the football season wore on. Again, they proved their worth as they worked hard each week at pep assemblies to make everyone get rowdy, as one of their more popular cheers went. No less talented were the members of the junior varsity squad, some of whom filled in on the varsity squad while the new cheerleaders prepared themselves. The B-team cheerleaders, mean- while, also proved to be a popular feature of several pep assemblies as they performed some daring and crowd-pleasing stunts which had earned them awards at sum- mer cheerleading clinics. al The varsity squad consisted of Martha Lopez, Ab- by Martinez, Becky Phillips, Diane Cordero, Carolyn Johnson and Jennifer Kellner. bl Ono of the crowd-pleasing stunts performed by the varsity cheerleading squad.

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Being a senior is what every stu- dent Iooks forward to and the Class of '82 was not an exception to the rule. The senior year of high school is always the most memorable one and usually the best. After graduation, the majority of seniors either would prefer to at- tend college or get a job. Those who already work usually prefer to continue at their current place of employment. Each individual had his or her own idea of what their future holds and that is what makes them unique. Most of the seniors only attend- ed school half a day while others went the whole day. Others decid- ed to graduate after first semester and get a head start on the future.