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Laboring diligently at collecting wood for the bonfire are seniors Jerry Perkins, Adam Gonzalez, and Dale Mutchler. Elizondo, Emi Galindo, Jeanette Garcia, Joseph Garrett, Scott Gibson, Debbie Gomez, David Gomez, Georgia Gonzales, Adam Gonzales, George Gonzales, Nick Guajardo, Larry Hernandez, Ana Hernandez, David Hernandez, Offie Hinojosa, Timmy Holland, Michael Amy Brown — Seniors 9
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Life of a senior The Seniors have had a very busy and strenuous year. They have been occupied by the preparations of the bonfire and Homecoming rit- uals. Senior Tracy Reiley said, I didn't feel the difference at first, but now I realize this is my last year, and I wish I would have put more effort into my previous years at THS. As the year has slowly passed, the Senior class of 1988 has studied for their SAT, ACT, TEAMS, and col- lege entrance exams. Senior Ralph Lopez said, “Being a senior feels wonder- ful inside because only once in your lifetime you get a chance at being a senior at Taft High School. As the graduates of 1988 go on in their lives, they will always remember the expe- riences they have been through each year at Taft High. 8 Seniors — Amy Brown Acosta, Eddie Aguirre, Josie Alvarez, Joe Alvarez, Norma Aranda, Martin Arellano, Nancy Arguijo, Mark Avalos, Patricia Bustillos, Patricia Cervantez, Johnny Cisneros, Carol Cook, Jerry Cruz, Monica DeLaCruz, Tony Diaz, Terry Duprie, Stephanie
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Being a senior is like a pita-pocket. The year can be filled with so many things, said Monica Cruz. Indeed it can. Being a senior means getting all of the extra priv- ileges. Getting out of class to order invitations is only one of the many advantages given to seniors. Taking pictures this year for the seniors set them apart from everyone else also. One way to look at being a senior is by recognizing how much money you spend, said Rae Lynne Wil- liams. The bonfire is another se- nior exclusive. Being a senior is a symbol of success. To some the class of '88 might just be remembered as a class, but to seniors, said Josie Aguirre, It was proving Seniors stay busy to ourselves and others we ing proud of. can do something worth be- Seniors — Nick Gonzales
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