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

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After school, junior Rob Rose practices Malaguena , a song he needs to memorize for all the football games. lCrawfordl Spanish Club treasurer senior Kristin Banks and Mrs. Lynn Rushing, club spon- sor, count the club's dues. ICrawfordl ,-gunman Q sl fc iia ii ,, ,,.,1fm,W--.v-1' W .W F ,, ,,. L Y W- 24 X Student Life 1 Before 81 After School Out in the heat after school, the wrestling teams practice sprints to help build up their X 5, F 1 M fi' S 5 ,Q b i ttitttttoti,tti cctt 3 5 Tili t eeeritlieststreliflsttists ,W t52asawefz21f.:,-Q-Q,2f'efz::zs,f Q2-few fzi2ggg5:1s::SQ112i2'21lX1le1a:i2??a tttt X Q f. X it QSM t an Q, W rl ft' . X X. cxlf ,.., xx, X' X 4 X X gr K, X 5 Q I :ii f- :ff its 'ii as to M 2 iii 4' il 's-' V. ,.,, ,,,' t -k.., If ' ,

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Calling home during lunch Kelly Mc- Coskey uses her spare time to talk on the phone. lBryanl 5 r I v Q 1 TQLJX W if ut iw , 4, 3, ,5is i x tg XX H ji' J Awaiting her mid-morning snack, senior satisfy her hunger during break.fPellerinl SW I j f F ' Kathleen Heverly reaches for a treat to - s, 4.5 ' vu...,. t QQ fffsg 5,3 X Between Classes - Student Life X 23

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5 itll' Q 4 , J s L . .t , S x 4 Senior Ieff Shine calls his mother to ask her to bring his basketball uniform to school for that night's game. lBoleyl Before school starts, junior Cari Ogle studies for a trigonometry quiz that she will have third period. lBoleyj 5? if . A W F'O!vM.- Y .' . . .riff 4 V aff 4 J' 9' K ' -af po' ,,,,,.,.--M-'-' ,w L 91 2' ' i ,.-Q-.ne-H -naw-sZ : 5-nm, J 0,49 Af' 1. A 2 . ,.. o spare time 24 hours isn't enough Getting up early wasn't easy, but for some students it was even harder since they needed to be at school hours before others because of drill team, make up tests, club meetings, and the zero hour. The need to make good grades caused everyone to take more courses. Zero and seventh hours helped students get ahead with credits. For many students, zero hour was more convenient than seventh because of after school ac- tivities which included sport prac- tices, drill team, marching band, jobs, and the most dreaded thing . . . HOMEWORK. After school, teachers helped students with homework. Students also had the help of the homework hotline, which they could call for aid in certain subjects. As the day came to an end, students began to realize that there was still a lot to be done - tests to be studied for, assignments to be completed, and notes to be looked at. Many people didn't get to bed until 11 p.m. or later. As senior Laura Douglass said, During foot- ball season, I usually didn't get home until 7 p.m. because of drill team practice. By the time I finish- ed my homework and got into bed it was midnight. fGasperl Before 8: After School- Student Life X 25