1989
Seniors · Juntos 1989
Class of 1989
33 seniors from 8 countries. 37 years out. Some things changed. Some didn’t.
- Class officers
- Treasurer Miguel Martinez
- Class colors
- Red
Flower Forget-Me-Not - From
- United States · El Salvador · Mexico · Japan · Norway · Brazil · Guatemala · Honduras
- Headmaster
- Dr. David R. Gifford
Juntos 1989, p. 64 - Source
- Juntos 1989, senior section →
72 scanned pages
Everyone at the school that year · 92 →
A → Z by last name
Hometowns as printed under each senior portrait. The “where are they now” layer arrives when alumni claim their profiles — until then, this is where everyone started.
See the class of 1989 on the map →Mexico
16 seniors · 8 cities
Mexico City, CDMX
Monterrey, Nuevo León
Reynosa, Tamaulipas
Camargo, Tamaulipas
Sabinas, Coahuila
San Pedro Garza García, Nuevo León
Tlalnepantla, Estado de México
Toluca, Estado de México
United States
6 seniors · 4 cities
Kingsville
Alvin
Bell
Dallas
Not printed
3 seniors · 1 city
El Salvador
2 seniors · 1 city
San Salvador
Guatemala
2 seniors · 1 city
Guatemala City
Japan
1 senior · 1 city
Futtsu
Norway
1 senior · 1 city
Raufoss
Brazil
1 senior · 1 city
Recife
Honduras
1 senior · 1 city
Comayagüela
Meanwhile, at the school
What was happening around 1989
- 1988Diamonds are Forever
The 75th-anniversary Juntos retells The Story of Pan Am: financial struggles, drought, hurricanes, and other calamities wrecked many of the campus' original buildings. Even so, faith and perseverance were never lost.
- 1987Accredited
Accreditation by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools; the 1988 yearbook notes accreditation by the Texas Education Agency as well. The Synod of the Sun contributes about 7 percent of operating income in 1987–88.
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