Taft High School - Tracks Yearbook (Taft, TX)

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Abies, Stephany Acosta, Albert Acosta, Alma Acosta, Artie Alaniz, Elizabeth Alexander, Alice Alvarez, Delia Aquirre, Cindy Arellano, Danny Benavidez, Olivia Boales, James Burris, Jim Camacho, Debbie Cantu, John Castillo, Gus Castillo, Maria Cavazos, Pete Chavez, Richard Chia, Christine Chia, Tony Cicneros, Mark Coates, Janay Cruz, Melissa Dehlin, Michelle 26 Freshmen — Cheryl Bailey

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Senior Ralph Lopez and sophomore An- thony McKinney chill” at the varsity bas- ketball game. Rosalez, Carlos Saldivar, Richard Salinas, Mauro Sanchez, Joanna Shawn, Kendra Shedd, Steven Sifuentes, Saundra Silvas, Denise Soliz, Chris Soliz, Priscilla Tamez, Veronica Turany, Sane Vance, Billy Vasquez, Leonard Winslow, Joseph Yglesias, Andrea Yndan, Fred George McKinney — Sophomores 25

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Catch the Fish Fish favorite songs: 1 — I Think We're Alone Now — by Tiffany 2 — Wildside — by Motley Crue 3 — Here I Go Again — by Whitesnake 4 — 1 Won't Forget You — by Poison Carrie — by Europe 5 — Girls, Girls, Girls — by Motley Crue 6 — Little Ways — by Dwight Yoakum Fish favorite TV shows: 1 — Alf Cosby Show 2 — Growing Pains 3 — Family Ties 4 — Who's the Boss 5 — Perfect Strangers 6 — Valerie's Family Fish favorite movies: 1 — Ferris Bueller 2 — Can't Buy Me Love 3 — Top Gun Smiling freshman Stephany Abies enjoys her walk to class. Freshmen are usually thought of as fish, mullet, gators, or tuna, but fish are people too. On a poll taken in the month of November, six questions were asked. The results confirmed that Freshmen were people just like us. The freshmen liked this school year and said that high school was what they expect- ed. Their favorite classes were English and Health. The teachers that have in- fluenced them the most were Mrs. Rachel Wilken, fresh- man English teacher and Mrs. Alicia Flores, Homemaking teacher. We should have longer lunch periods and improved building facilities, said Rob- bie Moreno. Cheryl Bailey — Freshmen 27