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

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 TVrWi .1, r • L . o. A. Leslie Corley soaks up the summer sun. B. Susan Schsale and Dwane Rose enjoy some fresh watermelon C. Hunter Holliday pets dunked at a lake party. D. Band beauties 90 cruisin' around after summer practice. E. Cathy Capps and John Lanputh enjoy a summer drive In a convertible. F. John Sexton stays In shape for next year s cross country team. Q. It isn't a parade, but a summer's drive with friends! Student Ufe 17

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 Heat Wave Perspiration, hot and sticky. Watermelon, cool and crisp. Summer breezes, light and refreshing. Night drives with the windows open. Eating ice cream before it melted all over the car seat. For some, summer afforded a chance to prepare for the next year. Summer school victims suffered through five hours of class a day. Band squads stomped across the field in preparation for marching season. Journalists worked on their master plans for the publications. Cheerleaders perfected their yells to motivate spirit. But all of us gathered our thoughts and energies for the next nine months. Our friends provided a few special summer days. Six Flags had a new excitement when we rode on the double-loop roller coaster. Lake parties gave us a chance to get together with many friends, have some fun, and cool off. Ice cream did not lose any popularity: it tasted best when with a friend on a hot summer eve. We had a hamburger with that special someone, then shared a movie in the air conditioned theatre. Times shared with friends were indeed a relief from the summer heat. We played, we worked, we shared, and we knew the heat was worth bearing. 18 Student Lite

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 c. A. The band prepares for another song B. Watch it. or I II belt you with my crutches. threatens Tonya Bailey C. Lisa Wilson enjoys the pep rally skits D. Choryl Keller yells. Help! There's a bug in my shoe! while the crowd thinks she is dancing E. three cheerleaders prompt school spirit 18 Student Life