Burges High School - Hoofbeats Yearbook (El Paso, TX)

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x xp ,L ' . 'X . f X., , Q a ' f f f 1 l atudents grow accustomed to routine Students set aside time to devote on homework Adjusting to the numerous changes came easily as students found themselves falling into the grips of a regular routine. Rising just before the sun's rays had a chance to filter through the curtains, stu- dents spent their mornings preparing for the day ahead. Semi-enjoyable tasks rang- ing from taking a shower to eating break- fast and reading the comics occupied the major part of the morning. Chores such as making the bed and putting the finishing touches on the homework were held off to the last minute. Only after my mom has reminded me for the hundredth time will I go ahead and make up my bed, conceded sophomore Mike Hamilton. Once at school, students discovered the importance of time. Sophomores, laden with more homework than they were accustomed to, scraped for time to experi- ence their alma mater. Fighting senioritis, the upperclassmen had to set their minds to a final year of study at the high school level. Many believed the ever-precious time spent on extracurriculars to be enjoyable and worthwhile and dreaded the thought of tests and homework. Lunches, usually spent for eating, became an extra moment for study or the chance to hold that all- important mandatory meeting. As the school day came to a close, stu- dents headed on their way, whether to practice, to home, or to work . . . BROWN BAGGING IT is one way to solve the prob- lem of waiting in long lunch lines. Sophomore Danny Martinez was one of the many students who chose this alternative. Opening

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MAKING THE GRADES sometimes requires more time than is available after school. Sophomore Chuck Horak takes time out from his lunch period to catch up on his reading. PRACTICING TO POLISH up on his playing, junior Pablo Del Rio and the rest of the band rehearsed on Thursday nights for Friday's halftime performance during football season. APPLYING MORNING MAKE-UP is a daily routine with most girls, including senior Adrienne Ruiz who goes through the motions of applying mascara just before leaving for school. CAFETERIA CROWDS ARE often hard to take, but are a routine part of the noon-time hour. Sophomore Pat Vestal and senior Tony Estrada take this all in stride as they find a place to eat. Opening

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