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

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HONOR SOCIETY Students who excelled both academically and f extra-curricularly were selected to the National Honor Society. Requirements were that they main- tain a 90 percent average or above, display leader- ship senlice to the school and be of good character. Members are chosen by an advisory committee of the faculty and the principal. Activities participated in by club members were taking baked goods to a rest home for the elderly, to orphanages, and participating in the Young Scholars Bowl. The Honor Societ also had a fundraiser to help with the expenses o the banquet held to induct new members. Maura Morgan checks the list of Honor students over. Top: Deanne Kozhe, Jaylee Keosoff, and Mrs. Baquera. Bottom: Pat Estrada, Carl Tedsoo, and Maura Morgan. Bottom: Pat Estrada, Carl Tedesco, Maura Morgan. Middle Row: Travis Newton, Howard Gentry, Maria Garcia, Deanne Kozhe, Brenda Harrell, Millissa Tarango, Judy Harris, Aurora Arias, Mrs. Baquera. Top: Stan Hobbs, Marie Wilbur, Mike Warren, Judy Fry, Erin Alden, Jaylee Keosoff. ART CLUB 29

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merman. Bottom: Alonzo Garcia, John Gott. an J4. , Q . kgzgerald smiles at a,,,styl,d4ent's f at -,,, 4 .1 5 g V ,fv,ig:g..pgf1,, 7 Q.. M, la S... AL R Tu B Top: David Golden, Vince McKelligan, Joella Armstrong, Elizabeth Timmerman, Michelle Tafoya, David Velasco. Bottom: Danny Juarez, John Gott, Stephen Denton, Marc Perry, and Carolyn Tesdesco. The AFI Club, Sp0nS0red by MS- Top: John Gott and David Velasco. Bottom: Elizabeth Timmerman, and Michelle Tafoya. Sheila Fitzgerald, was among the new clubs at Andress. During the year, the Art Club helped various 5 95 clubs at Andress, as well as the 6 PTSA and several community organizations with artistic endeavors. The Art Club participated in the gi if Homecoming poster contest, was responsible for lettering the 5 Foyer of Fame in the Gym foyer, and decorated the gym for the Andress Aglow. According to Ms. Fitzgerald, the T club provided an outlet for many students to express themselves WM artistically. Hi. 28 ART CLUB Top: Elizabeth McMann, SueAnn Ritchie, Michelle Nicolosi, Vince McKelligan, Joella Armstrong, and Elizabeth Tim-

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VOE OEA A Vocational Office Education fVOEl is a two year program which helps students get a job in any area of office work. Along with V.O.E. another class Office Education Association fOEAj gives the students a chance to participate in competitions to show how well their skills have been mastered. The club's spon- sor Mrs. Lowery, is spending her second year at Andress, and is showing who has the top VOEIOEA class. Among the skills learned are: typing, bookkeeping, filing, record keeping, and anything else that is needed to be done in an office. Bl'9nda Lafa C3lCUl8f8S U16 bills that to b9 paid Maril Urbina corrects her mistakes. so voEfoEA Back: Alicia Ruiz, Tammy Baker. Middle Row: Alma Alba, Evelyne Upton, Erica Johnston Letty Orozo Kathy Gorden, Debbie Smith, Jeanette McCormick, Nancy Cooper, Brenda Lara. Front Laura Rosa Karen Smith, Margie Gomez, Maril Urbina, Olga Luna. y