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

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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.

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al Marvin Nicchio and Danny Landin stroll around campus. by Senior class spells out SENlORS at a pep assembly. cj Norma Riddell does her class work. dl The Senior Class of 1982. ' . .-'- Q 1' , Z -x ii., M . bil' A 5 ...f '. 1 1 if L w -Q ' ' N x f 5 e I