Taft High School - Tracks Yearbook (Taft, TX)

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Catch the Faces Many faces around Taft High School are very famil- iar, but none are the same. “It's nice to walk down the halls and see so many famil- iar face!,” Sean Robertson, junior, said. No matter how much someone tries to be like some- one else they will always be an individual. “Everyone has their own and unique personality,” Mollie Mauch, sophomore, said. All of the classes have their own way of doing different things and so do the people that make up the closes. “The only way to do things is to do them cool, Joseph Flores, junior, said. Not only are the students different but the teachers are too. “The teachers who have traveled around the world and that have been exposed to different cultures have a greater knowledge of the world, Mrs. Dylcia McK- enzie, foreign language teacher, saia. So no matter how much someone looks like another person they are very different as one catches the faces at Taft High. Surprised, freshman Pete Cavazos hits the right note.

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Being very enthusiastic about Spanish is Ar- tie Acosta, freshman. Making sure that the Badgers don't go any- where are Noel Molina, sophomore, and another Greyhound with Jerry Cook, senior, coming up. .. Navidad, Navidad ..sing sopho- mores, Richard Holland and Ronnie Lawver in Spanish. Receiving some bad news at lunch is, fresh- man, Stephany Abies with Debbie Segovia, freshman, seeing the camera. Brian Griffin — Introduction 5

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Conducting class Mrs. Suzi Gatz, accounting teacher, gives a lecture. Getting ready for class sophomore Mollie Mauch cracks up in accounting. Staying out of trouble junior Joseph Flores rolls film during seventh period. Not knowing what to do sophomore Pete Acosta attempts to roll film.