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

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xx ,i V 4 Juniors entered into the spirit of things, including the balloon stomp at Homecoming, one of the many lunchtime activities that made it a fun-filled week. , A The shady quadrangle provided students with relief from the hot sun during the early days of the school year as they made their way to class. 4 Rushing to lockers between classes was very much a part of the life of all students, and often they found that there just wasn't as much time as they would like to have.

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School - that is what a student's life is all about, but in spite of what changes have been made, a student's life involved more than study. When we came to school we interacted with other people and we were very much concerned with what they liked and didn't like and with what they thought and did. In the space of this year, we became concerned with world issues as we got in- volved with the election of a president, our dress got a little punkier, a reaction to one of the biggest influences in our lives at the moment - music. Even our tastes in that area varied in the same way our dress did, and we began liking music we had never thought we would. Life for us was more than the seven hours per day, five days a week that we spent in school. We were very much aware that the world out there was waiting for us. A Bernadette Vasquez, junior varsi- ty cheerleader, gets involved in try- ing to get the pep assembly to participate. P Richard Balarbar and John Molina work together on an assign- ment in a science class. w MM: 3 if

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