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

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c. A. I didn't know our store had stuff this good. comments Cheryl Issac. B. I bet you say that to all the cooks. muses Terry Opdyke. C. No. I’m not stealing a gas cap. remarks Brian Martin D. Do you put the paper around the bun. or the bun around the paper? asks 8eth Fuller E. Now. my boyfriend could use a shirt like this. says Lisa Kraft. F. Mike Johnson wishos his paycheck equaled tho money in the register. 20 Student Life

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Pep Rallies Students rush from their fifth period class to a crowded gym. The band is playing, and the football team walks between two rows of pompom shaking Pacesetters. It’s Friday, and that means the start of another Mustang pep rally. Deafening roars come from the crowd of students as each class tries to out-yell the others. New surprises are used by each class in an attempt to win a spirit stick. Once again the Pacesetters, backed by the band, perform their routines for the spectators. Finally, there is a lull for the singing of the Alma Mater, and the close of another pep rally.

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Student Life 21 Part-time Jobs Money. Everyone wants it, and everyone needs it. In order to meet this need, several of us sought employment. Some of us found a part-time job suited us, others got involved in one of Pearce’s many work programs. From food service to pumping gas, to retail sales, to window washing, we worked at a variety of jobs. Yet no matter which job we had, two facts rang true: Work cramped our leisure time, and we considered a reasonable amount of pay to be just a little more than we were currently making.