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

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Sometimes the only thing that made getting through another day worthwhile was that it brought students one day closer to the weekend. Students put in their 8:30 to 3:30 five-day week routine, anx- iously awaiting the weekend so they could relax and have time for themselves. A popular thing to do on a Friday night was to go to the Andress football or basketball games, depending on the season. Movies, partying, and cruising were also popular pastimes on weekends. The most popular places for students' to energize themselves were Burger King, Wienerschnitzel, and Pizza Inn. And then there was Ant Hill, a good place to get to know that special someone better.

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Many students at Andress had part-time jobs which required most of their time. Some people worked because they wanted to, but the majority worked because they had to. Money was the major reason these people worked. Students us- ed this money in various ways. Clothes and gas were usually what the money earned from a job was spent on. The largest proportion of work- ing students were seniors. Most of them worked so they could pay for their senior pictures, invitations, and caps and gowns. Fast-food restaurants were the most common place for students to work. ln order to work at a place where food was served, a person had to have a foodhandler's card. 'IES to sag. H, ., ,s .-was l t, 1 i t l 1 - . f f- wg- nf 1 ' 'Va Q fy, I tif' . .. -. ' ' -4 HZ? . Q .1 - '- 0 . ' 'L I ' A Ei ' gr , , LA A xx, W Y! 'M N M A , V ' W' f,f, Q' V1 ' Q , ,,, , .,,,.,, .,Mf iii. H ' ' fl W l lb lc l Q .f .ss-seas-.qi-1 'J' ...- s me 1 7 !! r :xl 2 . 'ir 5 i s Q: W? sg ggi 'N 3, -:lil C S