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

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NEW FACES f 'sv ,f 8021! i vffif? if .9 I , ul Munir Due to the fact that smoking is now allowed in school, students spend time in between classes to satisfy their craving for nicotine. Samuel Cazarez, Jacob Lozano and friends have a Coke and a smile during lunch. ,

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ACTIVITIES OCT.-13-18, 1985 wf FUN!! g43, N HOMECOMING WEEK 11

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Mr. Craig Smith, our new assistant teacher appraisal system. OVSI' As you stroll through the quad, you will notice that the ap- pearance ofthe Andress campus remains the same. The buildings and trees look the same, even the school's colors and pride haven't changed much. The only ap- parent change through the years are the new aces. . . An important new face on our campus this year is our principal, Mr. Roy Pena. Not only have we received two new administrators, Mr. Pena and Mr. Smith, but we have been fortunate enough to have new teachers and coaches assigned to our staff as well. Most of the school clubs have remained the same but, goals and ideas change every year with newly elected officers and members. This year marks the beginning of several new clubs. SADD is one of them. This stands for Students Against Drunk Driv- ingg it plays a major role in the lives of all students. Belonging to a club or two is a great way to make your high school years more memorable. Traditionally the seniors are the leaders of the school. They set examples for the underclassmen on ways to act and especially show their school spirit. Although new faces come and go, it is ob- vious to all that pride, dedication, and the personalities of the students are what make our school so unique. Oo 40' ea C-V5 . '65 tt we 5x U o W' Qxevoo 00W qt X rl we N65 6050 ia QF OAOQSN gx va -...Ml a aaxam I Martin L Warren takeajther exhausting game of tennis.