El Paso High School - Spur Yearbook (El Paso, TX)

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Admerilanda Duran l i ' h Claudia Dwyer Elvia Duran Sheila Elias Laura Escandon Farah Farah jose Favela Jacqueline Finger n Zum Off Che fights Che Par y I Over I6 Seniors look forward to . . . The only problem about cutting class was the risk of being caught by one of the two narcs. If it wasn't the ever familar lady narc, it was Big Mac. One aspect of student life that brought happiness not only to the sen- iors but to all classes were the many parties that there were to attend on weekends. If there was not a party go- ing down, there would always be a movie or a friend's house to go to. When there was nothing else, cruising would satisfy the senior class. After high school would come the test to see how, the seniors would per- form in the world. Many were planning for the future. by picking a college to attend or by looking for employment to help them pay for their future educa- tion. The road ahead of them will prob- ably be a long and hard one, but the class will hopefully make it through and succeed in all their aspirations. High school life will never be forgot- ten by the Class of '8I. But then of course high school is never forgotten by anyone, for the rest of their lives. l ,, Andy Flores l Hiram Galindv Graciela Gasca Terrie Galindo ----ii Richard Gill Rebecca Gavaldon

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Cindy Colunga ' 'TT Maria Euginia Compean O J S Hector Cortez Gregory Corvelli Roxanne De Shazo ' iA 'iw Rodrigo Del Avellano Ricardo Del Toro Arturo Diaz i Hughbert Craig Gregorio Contreras l Mary Correa John Cordova Juan Cruz i Elizabeth Delgado W -- -f---7W.-., n.... ,s ..., i Gloria Dominguez ' effing foo This year's Senior Class proved to be f one of the most spirited groups to ever i attend El Paso High. The class was led 1 by Co-Presidents Sheila Rosen and Vic- tor Bustillos. The main obiective was to unify the class. As the seniors looked y back at their years in El Paso High, they ' recalled many memories. i Things like ditching for the very first t time and being late to class were just some of the memories. High school life was a mixture of little bits of all differ- ent types of feelings and attitudes. There were the very scholastic stu- l l 1 i ' dents. whose main obiective was to en- rich their knowledgeoand strive for their best personal scholastic records. Then there were the students who did not pay any attention to their school work or for that matter anything else. All in all, the 80-SI class tried to perform at their very best. The seniors will never forget all the things they did at El Paso High memories were things like getting the family car for the very first time. iust to go out and have a good time . . . cut- ting class to go and do something more enjoyable than sitting for a whole hour in class and then having homework to Martha Cruz Senivrs I5

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John Gilmore Abel Gomez , Anna Belinda Thomas Goldfarb '-l1afd0 500191 Gonzalez Q Charles Gonzalez Laura Gonzalez Georgina Griffin Celia Guard Ben Guerrero Francisco Gurrola . N H dd d clayton Guuerrez ancy a a Gretchen Heidel Charles Hary Angeline Hermann .lose Hernandez John Herrera Felipe Hernandez Alicia Herrera Seniors I7