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Octavio Mireles Tabby Oakes Tracy Officer Clay Pivoda Bill Ragland Arlana Roberts Shannon Roberts Jerry Rodriguez David Salinas Sandra Salinas Heather Scanland Christine Schmale John Short Crissy Schuler Brae Smallwood Chris Smith Jennifer Spradling Stephen Springs Steve Steward Ricky Sutton Michelle Taylor Ty Thorman Freddy Torres Meredith Townley Rachel Vara Jesse Vega Shane Watts Tammy Westbrook Bridgett Williams Matt Williams 84 CLASSES
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Freshmen Class officers include Maggie Allen, secretary; Meredith Townley, trea- surer, Tabby Oakes, president; and Jill Benbow, vice-president. The girls were elected in September to lead their class- mates. Robert Jackson Anthony James Eugene Johnson Shana Kelly Kurt Knox Travis Lancaster Tammy Lewis Leandro Lopez Morris Lugo David Magallanez Mario Magallanez Gilbert Mann Joe Masias Barry McKnight Miquela Mendez Veronica Mendieta Roger Mendoza Minerva Mireles FRESHMEN 83
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Freshmen ' tested ' throughout year Angela Wofford Rhina Wright John Short looks bewildered as he stud- ies the TEAMS manual before taking the statewide test in February. Testing was part of every sub- ject ' s criteria but freshmen had additional tests which made my head hurt, Rene Casarez said. Early in the fall intelligent quo- tient (IQ) tests were administered by English teachers for the coun- seling office. The scores help in counseling students and in placement, Mrs. Bobbye Thorp, head counselor, said. Achievement test scores, subject grades, and IQ scores help us get students into the areas they should best succeed in, she ad- ded. In February freshmen again were tested, this time for Texas Assessment of Minimal Skills. The three hour test covered read- ing, writing and math skills. Un- like the juniors who had to pass the test to graduate, freshmen would use their score only to see where improvement was needed. I thought it was pretty easy, Matt Brown said, but I like to read. •nm ' FRESHMEN 85
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