J J Pearce High School - Mustang Yearbook (Richardson, TX)

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Living Daily August 28. 1978, brought us back to school. Lost sophomores, schedule foul-ups, and jammed lockers greeted us, but we were too busy reacquainting ourselves with our friends to notice. Homecoming came, and the Juniors broke tradition by winning the hall decorations with the Bahama’s in the International theme. Football season flew by only to leave us with a day of Friday classes and blahs. We recovered at Christmas break only to struggle until April and Easter break. Yet before we knew it, tne first of June was knocking at the door: the year had passed all too quickly. Now the year is a fading light in our minds as we push on towards the future; if only we could hold to those special moments. . . c. 10 Student Lite