Taft High School - Tracks Yearbook (Taft, TX)

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Martinez, Ruben Mendez, Josie Mendoza, Sylvia Montemayor, Monica Montes, Sammy Moreno, Loretta Mutchler, Dale Naranjo, Felipe Olivio, Scotty Ortiz, Manuel Ortiz, Rudy Perkins, Jerry Powell, Randy Puentes, Mary Ann Reiley, Tracy Rendon, Maria Rivera, Humberto Rivera, Wayne Rodriguez, David Rodriguez, Gabriel Rodriguez, Jessica Saldana, Veronica Sanchez, Ruby Williams, Rae Chester Koonce — Seniors 13

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Seniors strive for a memorable year Being a senior took a lot of work, a lot of time, and usually a whole lot of patience. Seniors collected wood and built a bonfire for the Homecoming football game. 'The building of the bonfire was a lengthy process, and it took some work to build, but it was worth every minute of time we spent on it to see it bum to the ground 5 said senior John- ny Cervantes. Seniors worked hard to pass all their classes and the TEAMS so they would not have to come back for an- other year. Seniors Monica Cruz and Emi Elizondo work on picking up wood for the bonfire. Joe Alvarez and Eddie Acosta, seniors, work on an assignment in CLA. 12 Seniors — Chester Koonce Jefferson, Shawn Keeney, Chris Koonce, Chester Koonce, Yvonne Lopez, Pete Lopez, Ramon Maldonado, Belinda Maldonado, Debbie Maldonado, Lisa Martinez, Juanita Martinez, Michele Martinez, Rene

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Catch the Rocking Juniors The Juniors have had too much to do and too little time to do it in. Joseph Flores, junior, said, Life is good and being a member of the class of '89 is cool. Although they have been studying real hard, they still find time to go to games and dances. They spent their money on annuals, tea, dues, and ath- letic admission. Even with everything go- ing on we still find time for our 'private activities', jun- ior Steven Aparicio said. The Juniors have been par- ticipating in all the sports and academics in school. Heather King, junior, said, We have always been active, but now we realize we only have a couple years left, and we want to try everything we can to be the best. The juniors took time to in- dulge in the new fads and fashions with hi-top, faded jeans and mini skirts. They found Mr. Vinay Du- lip, chemistry teacher, and Mr. Richard Eleazer, math teacher, to make a big influ- ence. So with so little time to catch all the memories they could, the juniors stayed busy. 14 Juniors — Rosie Jimenez The Rifle Corps waits patiently to start marching during the football game.